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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

Politics hots up in Kashmir Valley over Martyrs’ Day

By Adil Akhzer 11 Jul 2025
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Jammu & Kashmir

Scorching Kashmir: Record heat signals a climate crisis
By Adil Akhzer 10 Jul 2025
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Jammu & Kashmir

L-G to take call as Valley parties mull to visit Martyrs Graveyard on July 13
By Adil Akhzer 10 Jul 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

After criticism, minister may review early school timings
By Adil Akhzer 08 Jul 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

Resumption of tourism in Kashmir signals renewed confidence, says Shekhawat
By Adil Akhzer 07 Jul 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

Amarnath Yatra kicks off from two base camps in Kashmir
By Adil Akhzer 03 Jul 2025
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Jammu & Kashmir

New alliance in Kashmir throws up ‘new alternative’ for ruling NC & Opp PDP
By Adil Akhzer 03 Jul 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

After L-G directive, J&K Police set up helplines for terror victims
By Adil Akhzer 02 Jul 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

New political alliance in Valley pushes for full statehood, restoration of Art 370
By Adil Akhzer 30 Jun 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

Vande Bharat trains on Katra-Srinagar route receive overwhelming response
By Adil Akhzer 28 Jun 2025
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