Led to crisis among cardiac patients; High Court takes suo motu notice of matter
Led to crisis among cardiac patients; High Court takes suo motu notice of matter
Red Fort blast case
Jammu Airport Director Devender Yadav reported minimal disruption during recent nationwide flight issues. The airport maintained stability through strong teamwork and coordination, prioritizing passenger comfort and clear communication. IndiGo provided refunds, accommodation, and refreshments to affected passengers.
Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha emphasized schools should cultivate unique individuals prepared for future challenges. He highlighted the importance of critical thinking, curiosity, and embracing technology like AI. He stressed access, equity, quality, and outcomes in education, and recognized women achievers.
Lt. Gen. Pratik Sharma, GOC-in-C Northern Command, reviewed the counter-terrorism grid in Kishtwar. He emphasized unified efforts, intelligence sharing, and a joint posture between the Army, J&K Police, CRPF, and IB to counter emerging threats and keep J&K terror-free.
Jammu police have arrested three notorious individuals along with sharp-edged weapons, including a sword. “Reaffirming its firm commitment to maintaining peace and public safety, Jammu police, South Zone, in a swift and well-coordinated action, arrested three notorious individuals and recovered...
Night-time exposure to light disrupts body’s circadian rhythm, and can increase the risk of heart failure and other diseases
Kashmir's Economic Offences Wing charged four individuals in a land fraud case involving fake documents and forged mutations. Victims, defrauded of Rs 25 lakh, believed they purchased 8 kanals of land. The charges include cheating, forgery, and conspiracy.
Manjakote in Rajouri sees infrastructure improvements, including road and bridge construction, for the first time since Independence. Highway 144A and other projects improve border village access, reduce travel times, and facilitate easier commuting, providing relief to locals. The project, started in 2023, has resulted in increased accessibility and economic benefits.
Srinagar police seized a drug peddler's property worth Rs 2 crore under the NDPS Act. The property, a three-story house and land, belonged to the father of a known drug peddler, acquired through illegal drug trade proceeds. The owner is now prohibited from using or selling the property.
Independent MP Engineer Rashid praised the Election Commission for conducting Lok Sabha elections in J&K. He won despite being jailed, thanking voters and the ECI for managing the polls despite alleged pressure. Rashid criticized the seat delimitation, noting more seats were added in Jammu than Kashmir.
Jammu and Kashmir Police attached property in Doda belonging to Pakistan-based terrorist Zahid Hussain. He is accused of radicalizing and recruiting youth. The action aims to disrupt terrorism, as infiltration from Pakistan has increased, leading to attacks. Intelligence agencies are monitoring terrorist's families.
The Economic Offences Wing in J&K filed a chargesheet against three FCS&CA officers. They are accused of conspiring to misappropriate rice from granaries in north Kashmir, leading to a loss for the state. The officers falsified records and diverted rice consignments.
Due to flight cancellations, Northern Railways is running a special Vande Bharat train (02439/02440) between New Delhi and Udhampur from December 12th to 14th. The train provides a safe and affordable travel option, stopping at several stations along the route. It will have 20 coaches.
An Army-sponsored marathon near the LoC in Poonch district saw over 1,500 youth participate. The event, part of the Mendhar festival, aimed to promote fitness, encourage military aspirations, and strengthen civil-military relations through sports, fostering harmony and providing a platform for local youth.
Kashmir experienced freezing temperatures, with Srinagar at -3.7°C. Qazigund and Kupwara reached -3.6°C. Pahalgam hit -4.8°C, and Pulwama was the coldest at -5.1°C. Dry weather is expected until December 12, with possible snow after. The harsh winter begins December 21.
Baramulla police arrested two alleged drug peddlers, including a woman, and seized nearly 1 kg of heroin-like substance worth Rs 1 crore. The arrests occurred near the GMC Baramulla parking area. A case has been filed under the NDPS Act, and investigations are ongoing.
Engineer Rashid urges Amit Shah to intervene in the J&K CCE age limit dispute. He highlights youth distress due to inconsistent age criteria, public disagreements between the LG and CM, and the need for a fixed upper age limit of 37 years for the exam due to J&K's unique circumstances. The exam proceeded despite the controversy.
Javed Ahmed Rana reviewed and finalized the Revised Estimates (RE) and Budget Estimates (BE) for 2025-26 and 2026-27. He emphasized realistic budgeting, efficient project execution, and prioritized sectors like forest protection and water conservation. He stressed accountability and timely proposal submission.
The GMC Handwara project in Kashmir faces delays due to 2024 floods. Approved in 2019, the project's cost is Rs 325 crore, with a 90:10 funding split between the Centre and J&K. Rs 173 crore of the central share has been released. The deadline has been extended to 2027-28.
The Delhi High Court ordered Jammu and Kashmir's Deputy CM to include social media uploaders in his defamation suit. He alleges defamatory content with sexual undertones on platforms like Facebook and YouTube. The court advanced the hearing date and requested IP/subscriber information from Meta. It also required Choudhary to provide the objectionable content transcripts.
Chief Minister Abdullah reviewed SASCI projects aimed at improving urban life, heritage, and tourism. Jammu's projects include parking facilities, heritage corridor development, and a clock tower. Srinagar's plan involves Nigeen Lake revitalization and restoration of the walled city, including green spaces and gateways. Anantnag will see riverfront development.
Jammu and Kashmir Police are cracking down on illegal mining across the Valley. They've seized vehicles and registered cases in Ganderbal, Awantipora, Pulwama, Sopore, and Baramulla. Authorities are coordinating with relevant departments to enforce the law and prevent damage to infrastructure.
NIA conducts searches conducted in Anantnag & Kulgam
An NIA spokesperson said a team from Delhi has arrested key accused Dr Bilal Naseer Malla of Baramulla in Jammu and Kashmir
During the operation, the team intercepted two suspicious individuals — Sobiya Bano (29), and Tahir Ahmad Khan (26), both residents of Trikanjan in Boniyar
Arrests made in border town of RS Pura
Light rain or snow is likely in isolated higher reaches from December 13
Brings along two of the accused, Dr Adeel Rather and Jasir Bilal Wani, arrested in connection with 'white collar' terror module