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India's Ministry of External Affairs has rejected what it called anti-India references to Jammu and Kashmir made by the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, accusing Pakistan of orchestrating the remarks and misusing the OIC while questioning the body's credibility. Separately, J&K's annual Durbar Move of government offices to Jammu is set for October 31 and November 1, with the Chief Minister reviewing arrangements, and discussion continues over the appointment of a new Chief Secretary.
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Jammu and Kashmir fast bowler Auqib Nabi has made his international debut for India, becoming the third cricketer from the region to represent the country. He replaced Nitish Kumar Reddy in the playing XI. Reports trace his journey from India's last district to the national team, with fans celebrating a milestone for cricket in J&K.
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India has strongly rejected what it called malicious remarks by the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation on Jammu and Kashmir, accusing Pakistan of misusing the 57-member body for its own agenda. New Delhi said such statements damage the grouping's credibility and urged it to stop backing Pakistan's narrative on the region.
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Jammu and Kashmir pace bowler Auqib Nabi has been selected for India's national team, with coverage tracing his journey from the border district of Kishtwar, described as India's last district, to the national squad. Outlets are profiling his roots and rise through domestic cricket, and fans in India and abroad are discussing the call-up.
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Weather is in focus in Srinagar as a western disturbance is set to bring rain and snow to Jammu and Kashmir over the next 24 hours. Forecasts warn of rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds lasting until October 15, with dry weather expected afterwards. Residents and local media are tracking the update closely amid the autumn season.
- 6Omar Abdullah opens up in candid interview with Nidhi Razdan▼Unplugged ft. Omar Abdullah | Nidhi Razdan | Love & Life | Kashmir Politics | 370 | Pahalgam | Qazi
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah sat down with journalist Nidhi Razdan for a long-form, unfiltered conversation covering his personal life, Kashmir politics, the abrogation of Article 370, the Pahalgam attack, and his late father Mufti Mohammad Sayeed's legacy alongside figures like Qazi. The interview has drawn heavy public attention and widespread debate across political circles.
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Jammu & Kashmir all-rounder Auqib Nabi has been included in India's ODI squad for the series against New Zealand, prompting strong reactions. Former India opener Wasim Jaffer questioned the 29-year-old's selection, saying it was surprising that he had been given an opportunity. Nabi is trending in India, Canada, the US, Singapore and Australia as fans debate whether the uncapped pacer deserves the chance.
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Auqib Nabi, the Jammu and Kashmir fast bowler, is drawing widespread search interest in Australia, Canada, the United States, Britain and Singapore. The buzz comes amid active debate around India's pace bowling selections, with Mohammed Siraj joining India A for a match against New Zealand A and former players questioning the BCCI's selection choices ahead of India's must-win second ODI against the West Indies.
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The Lieutenant Governor and Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir have extended greetings to the people on the occasion of Vijayadashmi. The festival, marking the victory of good over evil, is being celebrated across the region, with leaders using the occasion to wish residents peace and prosperity.
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The BCCI has announced that Jammu and Kashmir all-rounder Auqib Nabi has been added to India's squad for the first three ODIs against New Zealand. The call-up comes as a squad update ahead of the home series, giving the uncapped seamer a chance to stake a claim at international level. Fans are reacting to the surprise inclusion of the domestic performer.
- 11Kashmiris and British MPs accuse Pakistan of rights abuses in POJK●Kashmiris and British MPs bring Pakistan under hammer for gross human rights violations in POJK
Kashmiri campaigners, joined by British members of parliament, have publicly accused Pakistan of committing gross human rights violations in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (POJK). The criticism, voiced at a public forum in the UK, focuses on alleged abuses against residents of the territory. The intervention adds to ongoing international debate over the human rights situation on both sides of the disputed Kashmir region.