Jammu & Kashmir
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582Railways sanctions final survey for Reasi-Poonch new line
New Delhi: The Ministry of Railways has sanctioned the final location survey (FLS) for a proposed new railway line between Reasi and...
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579Snowmobile operations in Gulmarg to cease from April 13
Srinagar: The Gulmarg Development Authority (GDA) has ordered the suspension of snowmobile operations in Gulmarg and Kongdori from April 13, citing the...
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328Five houses damaged in Srinagar pre-dawn fire; gas cylinder blasts intensify blaze
Srinagar: A major fire broke out at Shalla Kadal in the Habba Kadal area of Srinagar during pre-dawn hours, gutting at least...
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396Seven passenger buses damaged in fire mishap in Kupwara
Kupwara: At least seven passenger buses were damaged, three of them completely gutted, in a fire mishap that broke out at the...
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341Revenue deficit continues to strain JK finances: CAG
Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir continues to face a revenue deficit, with government expenditure exceeding its revenue generation, according to findings highlighted in...
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380KCCI lauds US-Iran ceasefire; says Kashmir trade hit by West Asia tensions
The Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCC&I) has welcomed the ceasefire between the United States and Iran, expressing hope that the...
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329Bear attack leaves two persons critically injured in Kamalkote Uri
Uri: Two persons sustained critical injuries after a bear attack in the Madian area of Kamalkote in north Kashmir’s Uri on Wednesday...
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283Heritage-based tourism circuits must to showcase JK’s cultural legacy: Omar Abdullah
Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday called for strengthening institutional mechanisms and developing heritage-based tourism circuits to position...
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514What did 39 days of US strikes achieve, asks Omar Abdullah as US and Iran announce halt
Srinagar: Omar Abdullah on Wednesday criticised the outcome of the 2026 Iran war, questioning what the United States achieved after nearly 39...
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429Manoj Sinha-led JK Admin terminates 2 govt employees over ‘militancy links’
Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha led-administration has terminated two more government employees over militancy links, invoking his zero-tolerance policy....
