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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

Articles Written By Adil Akhzer

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Jammu & Kashmir

Ladakh violence could’ve been avoided: UT blames Wangchuk

By Adil Akhzer 27 Sep 2025
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Jammu & Kashmir

Leh violence scares tourists away, tour operators report mass cancellations
By Adil Akhzer 27 Sep 2025
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Jammu & Kashmir

2 councillors among 8 surrender in court over Ladakh violence
By Adil Akhzer 27 Sep 2025

India

Ladakh cops probe Wangchuk’s Pak ‘links’; curfew relaxed in Leh for 4 hrs
By Adil Akhzer 27 Sep 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

Curfew briefly relaxed in violence-hit Leh; situation peaceful: Officials
By Adil Akhzer 27 Sep 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

From tourists to locals, life in Leh at standstill after Sonam Wangchuk’s arrest
By Adil Akhzer 27 Sep 2025
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Jammu & Kashmir

Ladakh adminstration blames Sonam Wangchuk’s hunger strike for violence
By Adil Akhzer 27 Sep 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

Security agencies face flak for failing to anticipate Leh protests, firing on locals
By Adil Akhzer 26 Sep 2025

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Wangchuk arrested under NSA, shifted to Jodhpur jail
By Adil Akhzer 26 Sep 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

With apple crop losses, demand grows for insurance cover
By Adil Akhzer 25 Sep 2025
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