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People buy vegetable from a vendor on a boat on the banks of Dal Lake during Relaxation of curfew in Srinagar on Friday, 24 September 2010.

Vegetable vendor on a boat on the banks of Dal Lake during Relaxation of curfew in Srinagar on Friday, 24 September 2010.

People buy vegetable from a vendor on a boat on the banks of Dal Lake during Relaxation of curfew in Srinagar on Friday, 24 September 2010.

Kashmiri people out in a market to buy essential items at Hari Singh High Street market after authority’s relaxation from 3pm in curfew in parts of Srinagar city, in Srinagar on Wednesday, 22 September 2010. There was acute shortage of vegetable due to continuous curfew in Kashmir valley from 11th September.

Fisher Women Walking after authority’s relaxation from 3pm in curfew in parts of Srinagar city, in Srinagar on Wednesday, 22 September 2010. There was acute shortage of vegetable due to continuous curfew in Kashmir valley from 11th September.

Sweepers clean Srinagar streets for a half day of normalcy in Srinagar on Friday, 20 August 2010. As the government lifts curfew and restrictions in response to Syed Ali Shah Geelani who call for a break in protest. According to Geelani’s protest (Quit India Campaign) calendar Friday was open after 12 o clock.

Srinagar residents flood the city streets for a half day of normalcy on Friday , 20 August 2010. As the government lifts curfew and restrictions in response to Syed Ali Shah Geelani who call for a break in protest. According to Geelani’s protest (Quit India Campaign) calendar Friday was open after 12 o clock.

Srinagar residents flood the city streets for a half day of normalcy on Friday , 20 August 2010. As the government lifts curfew and restrictions in response to Syed Ali Shah Geelani who call for a break in protest. According to Geelani’s protest (Quit India Campaign) calendar Friday was open after 12 o clock.

Srinagar residents flood the city streets for a half day of normalcy on Friday, 20 August 2010. As the government lifts curfew and restrictions in response to Syed Ali Shah Geelani who call for a break in protest. According to Geelani’s protest (Quit India Campaign) calendar Friday was open after 12 o clock.

Kashmiri school children walk to schools as Srinagar opens for a half day for normal life on Friday, 20 August 2010.

Kashmiri school children walk to schools as Srinagar opens for a half day for normal life on Friday, 20 August 2010.

Heavy rush in markets after curfew relaxation in Srinagar on Thursday,12 August 2010.

People stand in queue outside ATM after ten days curfew relaxation in Srinagar market on Sunday, 08 August 2010.

People purchase vegetables after ten days curfew relaxation in Srinagar market on Sunday, 08 August 2010.

Vehicles ply on roads as normal life resumes after ten days curfew relaxation in Srinagar market on Sunday, 08 August 2010.

People purchase vegetables after ten days curfew relaxation in Srinagar market on Sunday, 08 August 2010.

Police man stop vehicles at a checkpoint during curfew in Srinagar on Saturday,07 August 2010. Kashmir has been rocked by violent protests for nearly two months with demonstrators hurling rocks at paramilitary soldiers and setting government buildings and vehicles ablaze. In response, security forces have fired live rounds and tear gas into large crowds.

Police man stop vehicles at a checkpoint during curfew in Srinagar on Saturday,07 August 2010. Kashmir has been rocked by violent protests for nearly two months with demonstrators hurling rocks at paramilitary soldiers and setting government buildings and vehicles ablaze. In response, security forces have fired live rounds and tear gas into large crowds.

Locals of uptown area (kursaraj bagh) voluntarily donating blood for the injured persons. During curfew relaxation in Srinagar on 7 August 2010.

People purchase vegetables in Srinagar on Saturday, 07 August 2010. After days of unrest, Kashmir Valley was today relatively calm with authorities relaxing curfew in parts of the city for the first time in the past one week to allow people to buy essential items.

People thronged the markets to by edibles during relaxing of curfew for four hours on Saturday, 07 August 2010.

People thronged the markets to by edibles during relaxing of curfew for four hours on Saturday,07 August 2010.