L-G reiterated that PM Modi and HM Shah had assured that J&K would regain statehood 'at an appropriate time'
L-G reiterated that PM Modi and HM Shah had assured that J&K would regain statehood 'at an appropriate time'
Jammu district recorded the highest number of beneficiaries at 6,11,835
Jammu division recorded 378 land deals, while Kashmir division saw 253 purchases
House passed five govt bills along with one of two private members’ resolutions discussed
Dy CM appealed to the media fraternity to act responsibly and ensure factual reporting
Embassy of India hosts a special cultural evening
Flagged off the 'Run for Unity' in Leh after administering the unity pledge on the 150th anniversary of Sardar Patel
Arrested under three separate FIRs against him in Samba district
Reviews operational and defence preparedness
For Omar Abdullah, restoring biannual shift is more than a political win, it’s a boost to economy
L-G Sinha had earlier ordered the termination of two government teachers over alleged terror links
Abdullah said the terms and conditions for restoration should be made clear so that his government would know what they ought to do for it
Revised timings apply to government, government-aided, and recognised private schools across the valley from November 1
The video went viral on social media and has garnered around 63,000 views on the portal's Facebook page
Assembly in session
Infighting likely to impact party’s poll prospects, say experts
Will be finalised after obtaining requisite approval
Firefighters in Udhampur, Jammu and Kashmir, quickly extinguished a fire near a highway, preventing it from spreading to a large pile of cattle fodder and endangering passing vehicles. Swift action by the fire department averted a potential panic situation.
Jammu and Kashmir's Lieutenant Governor dismissed two teachers from service due to alleged terror links, bringing the total to over 80 dismissals in four years. The dismissals, based on security interests, bypassed inquiries. Political leaders criticized the move, raising concerns about due process and targeting of Muslims.
Security forces conducted a route march and briefing in Nagrota ahead of the November 11 bypoll. The exercise aimed to build voter confidence, familiarize personnel with the area, and enhance coordination. The byelection was caused by the death of Devender Singh Rana. Ten candidates, including those from BJP, National Conference, and Panthers Party, are competing.
The Jammu and Kashmir government is committed to improving early childhood education. Minister Sakina Itoo launched an orientation program for ECCE helpers to strengthen quality education through child-centered learning and holistic development. The program focuses on training and equipping helpers, aligning with the National Education Policy 2020.
The Indian Army's Military-Civil Fusion Capsule (MCFC) concluded after 15 days. It aimed to improve coordination between armed forces, civil administration, and other agencies through idea exchanges, visits, and specialized sessions focusing on operational integration, intelligence, and disaster relief.
India dismissed the OIC's statement on Jammu and Kashmir as interference in its internal affairs. The OIC reiterated support for self-determination for Kashmir. India maintains Kashmir is an integral part of its territory and the OIC lacks the authority to comment on the issue.
A mega fruit mandi is planned in Kulgam. Existing fruit/vegetable markets operate in Anantnag. Compensation of Rs 4.088 lakh was paid for crop losses in South Kashmir. The government supports CA storage units through subsidies, mainly in Pulwama and Shopian.
The incident took place in forward areas along the Line of Control
Officials say the teachers acted as over ground workers, funding terror activities and radicalising youth in Jammu and Kashmir
NC MLA Ali Mohammad Sagar urged the Indian government to negotiate with Jammu and Kashmir's leadership to address issues, including statehood. He referenced Prime Minister Modi's promises to restore statehood and urged collaborative efforts to resolve citizens' problems.
The second Balti Confluence will be in Kargil on November 2nd, organized by the Himalayan Cultural Heritage Foundation (HCHF) with Balti historian Mohammad Sadiq Hardasi. It celebrates and protects Balti language, culture, and traditions, building upon the first successful event in Uttarakhand. It is a community initiative that will include Balti scholars.
Train will now have a two-minute scheduled halt at Reasi station