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  • Mirwaiz Umar Farooq criticized the J&K administration for preventing Eid prayers at key mosques and restricting his movements. He questioned the L-G's actions, highlighting the contradiction between Eid greetings and limitations on religious practice. He stated that claims of post-Article 370 normalcy are false and that the elected government has failed to protect people's rights. (This summary is generated via AI.)

  • Noushaba Jeelani, the 'Saffron Queen of Kashmir,' exports her brand 'Noush' globally, empowering local women. She employs hundreds in saffron cultivation, packaging, and quality control. Her initiative addresses saffron adulteration by educating consumers and ensuring fair farmer compensation. Jeelani encourages young women to pursue their dreams fearlessly. Her husband supports the women-led business, aiming to promote Kashmiri saffron's distinct identity. (This summary is generated via AI.)

  • Jammu and Kashmir is preparing for the Amarnath Yatra, starting July 3. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha directed seamless coordination among agencies for a peaceful pilgrimage, reviewing security and facilities. DGP Nalin Prabhat assessed administrative preparations for the deployment of paramilitary forces, emphasizing coordination and safety. (This summary is generated via AI.)

  • Omar Abdullah reviewed Jammu and Kashmir's CAPEX plans for 2025-26 for estates, revenue, tourism, and culture departments. The Estates Department spent 94.93% of funds in 2024-25 and has a Rs 10,000 lakh budget for 2025-26. Revenue digitized records and the Tourism Department spent 66.08% of its 2024-25 budget. The Chief Minister emphasized efficient project execution. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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