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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

Pakistan resorts to unprovoked firing along LoC, IB in four J&K districts; Army retaliates

By Adil Akhzer 30 Apr 2025
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Jammu & Kashmir

Firing along LoC, International Border in 4 J-K districts as Pakistan violates ceasefire again
By Adil Akhzer 30 Apr 2025
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Jammu & Kashmir

Deportation of Pakistani nationals begins; Mehbooba urges reconsideration
By Adil Akhzer 29 Apr 2025

Nation

Access to 48 J&K tourist spots blocked amid major counter-terror operations
By Adil Akhzer 29 Apr 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

Pahalgam attack fallout: 48 tourist spots closed across Kashmir for security reasons
By Adil Akhzer 29 Apr 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

Pakistan continues to violate ceasefire at LoC
By Adil Akhzer 29 Apr 2025
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Jammu & Kashmir

Pak violates truce for 3rd consecutive day
By Adil Akhzer 27 Apr 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

‘It still haunts me’: First responder at Pahalgam meadow after attack
By Adil Akhzer 27 Apr 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

Houses of three more terrorists razed; leaders ask Centre to exercise caution
By Adil Akhzer 27 Apr 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

Fresh flare-up at LoC: Pakistan again violates truce, Army retaliates
By Adil Akhzer 27 Apr 2025
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