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Indian forces and suspected Islamic militants clashed Sunday in two separate incidents in Indian-controlled Kashmir, killing six people, including two civilians and a news photographer, the army said.
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Relatives of photographer Ashok Sodhi, carry his body for cremation in Jammu, India, Sunday, May 11, 2008. Sodhi, the chief photographer of a local English newspaper the Daily Excelsior, is believed to be the sixth journalist killed since the outbreak of...
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