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J&K Administration approves proposal to wind up stationery department

Srinagar: The J&K Administrative Council has approved a proposal to wind up the Department of Stationery and Office Supplies, an official spokesman said. pti Light rain likely: MeT Srinagar: The weatherman on Friday predicted mainly clear sky in J&K with...

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Srinagar: The J&K Administrative Council has approved a proposal to wind up the Department of Stationery and Office Supplies, an official spokesman said. pti

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Light rain likely: MeT

Srinagar: The weatherman on Friday predicted mainly clear sky in J&K with very light rain in the next 24 hours. ians

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