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Jammu and Kashmir Police struggles to combat fake news on coronavirus outbreak and internet restrictions; 178 people arrested in Valley
Mudasir Kuloo •The cyber crime division of the Kashmir Police has registered nine case regarding misuse of social media since the outbreak of coronavirus.
Jammu and Kashmir youth jobless and hopeless accuse administration of betrayal after govt scraps recruitment for 1,450 posts in J&K Bank
Quratulain •Having waited for almost a year and a half, the youth in Jammu and Kashmir who appeared in the exams for 250 probationary officers (PO) and 1,200 banking associates in J&K Bank are feeling betrayed after the govt scrapped the recruitment process citing citing 'legal infirmities' in the examination process
SMS services restored in Kashmir Valley after 150-day-long suspension; broadband links up in schools, state-run hospitals
•SMS services will be restored in the Kashmir Valley from the midnight on Tuesday (31 December), Jammu and Kashmir Principal Secretary Rohit Kansal said.
SMS blocked in Kashmir as 'precautionary measure' hours after postpaid services restored in Valley, say officials
•SMS services were withdrawn as a 'precautionary measure' hours after the government restored post-paid mobile connections in Kashmir, officials said on Tuesday
Postpaid mobile services in Jammu and Kashmir restored while internet connections remain suspended
Fp Staff •Postpaid mobile services on all networks were restored in the Kashmir Valley on Monday, 72 days after they were snapped following restrictions
Postpaid mobile services in Jammu, Kashmir to resume today at noon; tourists will be provided assistance, says principal secy
•Postpaid mobile services in the remaining areas of Jammu and Kashmir will be functional from 12 pm today.
No restrictions on people's movement anywhere in Jammu and Kashmir, says top state official
•Kansal, who was addressing a press conference in Srinagar, said: 'There is practically no restriction on the movement anywhere (in Jammu and Kashmir). Landlines are functional. As far as mobile communication is concerned, there continues to be tremendous provocation from across the border. Therefore, any decision must factor that provocation, too.'
93% of J&K, Ladakh free from prohibitory orders, says top official; over 26,000 landlines functional in Valley
•Talking about law and order in Kashmir, Principal Secretary Rohit Kansal said: "Out of 111 police stations in the Valley, day-time restrictions have fully been lifted from 92 police stations, up from 81 last week. This makes 90 percent of the Valley free from day-time restriction of any kind."
Day-time curfew relaxation continues across Kashmir; students stay away despite administration's order to reopen schools
•Rohit Kansal, government's spokesperson said Srinagar-Jammu national highway and the Srinagar airport were functioning normally.
Kashmir after Article 370: At least 4,000 detained over fears of unrest, most flown out of region, govt sources tell AFP
•Thousands of people have been detained in Kashmir over fears of unrest after the Centre scrapped Article 370, government sources told AFP