Article 370 revoked: What will change in Jammu & Kashmir now

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Article 370 revoked: What will change in Jammu & Kashmir now Article 370 gave special status to Jammu and Kashmir until now. Here's what will change now with its revocation: Government removes Article 370 and 35A: All you need to know Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday proposed to scrap Article 370 of the Constitution which gives special status to Jammu and Kashmir and said the state will be split into two Union Territories: Jammu and Kashmir with an Assembly and Ladakh without one. 'Majestic' WWII Spitfire set for round-the-world flight Two British aviators take off Monday on a first-ever attempt to fly a Spitfire around the world, proclaiming the iconic fighter plane as a symbol of freedom. The restored plane fought in World War II but has been de-militarised, stripped of its guns and paintwork to reveal the shining, silvery metal underneath. 9 ways to deal with stress at work Studies have shown 50- 80% of employees in India experience stress at work while a British study reported that three out of four employees felt overwhelmed and unable to cope at least once in the previous year. Strike grips Hong Kong again Standoffs between demonstrators and authorities have become a weekly occurrence in Hong Kong, a semi-autonomous Chinese territory that has been roiled by summer of fiery protest. 500 years ago, Europeans set off to explore the world The expedition that circumnavigated the globe via the oceans for the first time 500 years ago is among the major journeys of discovery by European explorers in the 15th and 16th centuries. World Leaders who appeared on TV and web shows Bear Grylls, host of the Discovery show Man vs Wild, set Twitter abuzz on July 29 with his announcement, along with a teaser video, that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would be on his show. How can stress help in achieving your goals Stress is what happens in your brain and your body when something you care about is at stake. Walmart to keep selling guns despite recent shootings at its stores Despite two deadly shootings at its stores in less than a week, American retail giant Walmart has no plans to stop selling guns and ammunition, a spokesperson said Sunday. Cricket stars who landed in trouble due to doping The issue of doping in sport has largely left cricket untouched, and only a handful of names have been caught after stringent checks. These are the most high-profile cricketers who tested positive.

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