Violence in Indian Kashmir Lowest in Two Decades

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Violence in Indian Kashmir Lowest in Two Decades

The number of militant attacks in 2008 fell 40 percent in the disputed region of Kashmir -- its lowest levels since an anti-India rebellion began nearly two decades ago.

The number of militant attacks in 2008 fell 40 percent in the disputed region of Kashmir — its lowest levels since an anti-India rebellion began nearly two decades ago, police said Friday. (WTOP News.com)

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