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Public Herald is an English-language newspaper operating in Jammu and Kashmir, India. Founded by journalist and media entrepreneur Masood Malik at the age of 27, the publication is registered with the Registrar of Newspapers for India (RNI). In addition to the print edition, Masood Malik also launched a digital news portal, News Insider 24×7, expanding the reach of their journalistic endeavors.
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Beat Guard Suspended After Deodar Timber Seizure in J&K’s Bhadarwah
JAMMU, Apr 23: A Beat Guard has been placed under suspension after a vehicle carrying illegal deodar timber was seized.
Polling Begins for 152 Assembly Seats in First Phase of West Bengal Elections
Kolkata, Apr 23: Voting is underway on Thursday in 152 constituencies in the first phase of the West Bengal Assembly.
Ladakh LG Approves Major Tourism Reforms to Ease Business and Cut Compliance Burden
LEH/JAMMU, Apr 23: Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena on Thursday approved a series of major reforms aimed at improving ease.
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Beat Guard Suspended After Deodar Timber Seizure in J&K’s Bhadarwah
JAMMU, Apr 23: A Beat Guard has been placed under suspension after a vehicle carrying illegal deodar timber was seized in the Bhadarwah area of Doda district..