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Adil Akhzer

Adil Akhzer is Tribune’s Srinagar Correspondent. A journalist with a decade of experience, he has reported Jammu and Kashmir extensively. Earlier he covered health and avaition beats in Chandigarh. X Handle: @adilakhzer

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Must stay united against terror: Rahul in Srinagar

By Adil Akhzer 25 Apr 2025
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Pahalgam attack: Over 1,500 detained for questioning; massive search operation underway
By Adil Akhzer 24 Apr 2025
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Jammu & Kashmir

Pahalgam massacre: All-party resolution condemns ‘heinous, inhumane’ attack
By Adil Akhzer 24 Apr 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

In touch with state govts: J&K CM on 'harassment' of Kashmiri students
By Adil Akhzer 24 Apr 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

Kashmiris being 'harassed, beaten up, told to vacate' houses across country, allege Valley leaders
By Adil Akhzer 24 Apr 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

Town wears deserted look as 95% tourists leave in 24 hours
By Adil Akhzer 23 Apr 2025
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Jammu & Kashmir

Shah visits bloodbath site; NIA joins probe
By Adil Akhzer 23 Apr 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

Ponywala dies a hero, tried to grab rifle from attacker before being shot
By Adil Akhzer 23 Apr 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

Pahalgam Massacre: Valley rises up against terror
By Adil Akhzer 23 Apr 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

Pahalgam terror attack: Here is the list of tourists killed
By Adil Akhzer 23 Apr 2025
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