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Srinagar: The number of novel coronavirus cases in Jammu and Kashmir rose to 1,759 after 91 more people tested positive, while the death toll due to the pandemic climbed to 24 with another fatality in the Valley, officials said. There was no new case of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Anantnag, which has become the worst-hit district with 278 infections till Monday. The district in south Kashmir had zero COVID-19 cases till April 14. A 90-year-old man died at a hospital in Kashmir early on Tuesday morning, taking the COVID-19 toll in the Union territory to 24.
Wednesday, May 27, 2020:New Delhi, May 27: Top commanders of the Indian Army on Wednesday began deliberations on key security challenges facing India, including the tense standoff between Indian and Chinese troops in several areas of eastern Ladakh.
Wednesday, May 27, 2020:Srinagar: The administration here has declared two more villages as red zone after the COVID19 cases were reported from the areas.
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'Wednesday, May 27, 2020': New Delhi: There is no nationwide action plan to address stranded migrant labourers'' crisis, senior Congress leader Randeep Surjewala on Wednesday told the Supreme Court, seeking to intervene in the matter where the top court took suo moto cognizance on the "unfortunate and miserable" plight of migrant labourers stranded across the country due to COVID-19 lockdown. Surjewala, who is an official spokesperson for the Congress, through the plea suggested a host of measures, from providing food to employment, for migrant labourers facing hardships due to the lockdown.
'Wednesday, May 27, 2020': Jammu, May 27: A horse which ferried its owner from Kashmir to Rajouri district of the Jammu region was placed under "home quarantine" by isolating him from the rest of animals amid the coronavirus scare. A family in Rajouri has been directed to isolate a horse from other animals as a precautionary measure after one of its members used the mammal to return from the Valley via the Mughal Road, a senior official said on Wednesday. The horse rider was intercepted by police while he was entering his home district Rajouri from Shopian in south Kashmir, Thanamandi Tehsildar Anjum Bashir Khan told PTI. The man was sent to administrative quarantine and his sample taken for COVID-19 testing, Khan said.
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Lucknow, Oct 25: Crackers, rockets and "Sutli bombs" that you can eat and not ignite, cash notes that you can give but not preserve and playing cards that you can snack on but not play. Bakers, sweet shops and even private entrepreneurs have come up with a new range of designer snacks and sweets that are healthy and low on calories apart from being attractive. "We have tried to innovate with our designs this year. The 'sutli bomb', made with white chocolate is filled with toffees and looks amazingly real. In fact, a few of our customers thought that we have started selling crackers in our shop too. The 'phuljhari' is also made of chocolate and wrapped in silver foil," said Krishna Ahirwar who makes sweets and bakery items on order. These edible crackers are a favourite with the children and are selling at a premium.