Shrine board to review situation, decision to be taken accordingly about allowing pilgrims on the track for the yatra on Thursday
Shrine board to review situation, decision to be taken accordingly about allowing pilgrims on the track for the yatra on Thursday
The programme aimed to empower grassroots craft producers by introducing them to evolving consumer preferences, branding tools and value-added packaging techniques.
The MMU stressed that Waqf “is not merely about property but about religious trust and service to Allah.”
The incident took place in the Sarore area of the Bari Brahmana belt, when a criminal, Lahu Gujjar, along with his accomplice, fired at one Gulab Din, they said.
The Samba district administration aided over 200 stranded truck drivers and conductors on the Jammu-Pathankot Highway. A free medical camp provided healthcare due to weather and flood-related disruptions. The initiative, organized with the health department, offered examinations, medications, and screenings. Stranded drivers expressed gratitude for the support.
Commissioner Yadav inspected a flood-prone area in Jammu after residents reported recurring waterlogging. The existing drain's low walls and encroachments were identified as key issues causing flooding in over 200 homes. Yadav assured a permanent solution, including drain demarcation, widening, and wall strengthening, urging residents to remove encroachments.
Traffic resumed from Jammu to Srinagar, with restrictions on light vehicles and heavy vehicles proceeding later. The Jammu-Srinagar highway is severely damaged due to recent floods and landslides, particularly in Udhampur, causing supply shortages and disrupting business, especially during the festival and fruit seasons.
Says committed to ensuring that no part of Union Territory remains disconnected
The National Conference requested a one-month extension for Income Tax Returns due to severe flooding in North India. They also urged waiving interest on late payments. They criticized the government's one-day extension as insufficient, given the lack of infrastructure and basic services.
Kashmir's IGP Birdi reviewed the security situation. He stressed stronger investigations, especially in narcotics and terrorism cases, and directed intensified area domination, night patrols, and surveillance. He emphasized market checking and safeguarding citizens' rights through transparency and timely case resolution.
Villages in Jammu's Pir Panjal and Shivalik ranges are sinking due to land subsidence, forcing over 3,000 residents to evacuate. Cracks in homes, damaged fields, and the threat of collapse are widespread. Officials are assessing the damage and providing temporary shelter, but the future of affected villages is uncertain.
An inquiry into the August 26 Vaishno Devi landslide, which killed 34, is overdue. The inquiry report, due within two weeks, hasn't been released, drawing criticism for lack of transparency. Concerns exist about the pilgrimage route's damage and the handling of the incident. Yatra resumes September 17th, weather permitting.
The Jammu-Srinagar highway closure due to damage from rainfall is crippling Kashmir's apple industry. Apple growers face significant losses, sparking protests and political disputes. The government is working to restore the highway, but growers worry about continued delays.
A law student was injured when a bomb that he was allegedly assembling exploded on September 10
Apple growers and traders in Kashmir had staged a protest against the highway closure and "government inaction" in the matter
left with no other option but to cross the streams twice a day to reach the market
#JammuJournal: Damaged infrastructure and shaken confidence keep visitors away from region
Their graduates restricted to practice only within J&K
The service is expected to offer a cheaper and more reliable mode of transportation for perishable goods—especially apples—to key terminal markets across the country
BJP leader said AAP MLA Malik had threatened officials during Op Sindoor
The freight train carried 753 metric tonnes of advance winter supplies for Army units and formations in Kashmir
Grower, traders stage protest; mandis remain shut across Valley
Impersonated himself as a Duty Officer to the Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir
Vikramaditya Singh, a trustee of the Dharmarth Trust and former MLC, assured that restoration efforts would begin as soon as possible
Ajay Kumar Sadhotra urged for a long-term flood mitigation plan in Jammu and Kashmir due to recent heavy rains and damage. He highlighted the need to repair the damaged Jhulla bridge and build protective embankments to prevent future flooding and protect lives, property, and livelihoods.
SSP said the police are keeping a watch on social media users
The train carried 753 metric tonnes of Advance Winter Stocking load for the Army units and formations stationed in Jammu & Kashmir
Protests held in Sopore town of Baramulla district and Handwara area of Kupwara district in north Kashmir
Incident took place in Maadi village in Poni tehsil of the district
Seven AK-47 rifles and a large quantity of warlike stores have been recovered