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The Kashmir Monitor

The Kashmir Monitor

The Kashmir Monitor is the fastest growing newspaper as well as digitial platform covering news from all angles.

In new Kashmir, every citizen is a priority

Srinagar, July 23: For the last four years, Jammu and Kashmir has undergone a remarkable transformation with a surge in developmental activities. From the serene valleys of Kashmir to the plains of Jammu, the government’s unwavering commitment to serving the most
Oct. 20, 2023
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Vitamin C doses may shorten ICU stay: Study

Administering vitamin C to patients in intensive care unit (ICU) can help shorten their stay, scientists say. The researchers from University of Sydney in Australia and University of Helsinki in Finland, carried
Apr. 2, 2019

Machine Exercises for a Wider Back

The back muscles, along with the shoulders, provide the overall width of the upper body. Also, it supports the entire body’s weight and posture, a reason why it is also commonly trained
Apr. 2, 2019

Foods That Help Increase Blood Platelet Count

Your blood has several different components.The ones responsible for keeping you from losing too much blood during an injury are platelets. They are called that way because they resemble small plates during
Apr. 2, 2019

Politics of poll boycott

As the state is in the thick of parliamentary elections, some voices are being raised from certain quarters asking separatists to end poll boycott. They argue that the politics of boycott ultimately
Apr. 22, 2020

Pulwama and them

By Ayesha Siddiqa India-Pakistan relations are at the nastiest since 1947. Media hype has created a sense amongst the general public that belligerence could be a normal way of life. In times
Apr. 2, 2019

The politics of enmity

By Rajeev Bhargava Indian elections have become less violent over the last three decades. The credit for this must go not only to institutions such as the Election Commission but also to
Apr. 2, 2019

Ensuring access to justice

By Ruma Pal The justice system in any democracy is set up, under the Constitution to serve the public without “fear or favour, affection or ill-will” as far as judges are concerned.
Apr. 2, 2019
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