Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Monday inaugurated a manufacturing unit of a private company in the region and said the manufacturing ecosystem is growing to give momentum to the mission of an "Aatmanirbhar Union Territory".
Read moreEid-ul-Fitr was celebrated across Kashmir on Monday, with the largest congregation of devotees assembled at the Hazratbal Shrine on the banks of the Dal lake.
Devout praying during a Ramazan night coinciding with Shabha-e-Qadr at Imambargah Ayatullah Yusuf in Bemina, Srinagar
Nestled between the Dal Lake and the Zabarwan Hills, Asia's largest tulip garden opened for the public on Wednesday, marking the beginning of a new tourism season in the Kashmir valley. The Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden was thrown open to the public by Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah. Photos by Faisal Khan
The ongoing holy month of Ramazan continues to spread a festive fervour in Kashmir with markets and mosques leading by the change.
Schools in Kashmir re-opened on Friday after remaining closed for almost three months on account of winter vacations.
Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Monday inaugurated a manufacturing unit of a private company in the region and said the manufacturing ecosystem is growing to give momentum to the mission of an "Aatmanirbhar Union Territory".
Ruling and Opposition parties have come together to voice their concern after the reported cancellation of 52,000 Hajj slots by Saudi Arabia for Indian pilgrims and urged the central government to take up the matter with their leadership.
Member of Parliament Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi has categorically denied any involvement in a land compensation case that has recently resurfaced in Jammu and Kashmir, calling the allegations “baseless” and “politically motivated.”
Nearly 20 per cent of the 2,859 sanctioned posts in the University of Kashmir were lying vacant as on February 2024, the varsity said in response to an application filed under Right to Information Act (RTI), highlighting significant staff shortage...
What was meant to be a day of joy, colour, and camaraderie at Srinagar’s famed Tulip Garden turned into an unspeakable tragedy for students of Government Degree College (GDC) Sogam, when their college bus overturned near Vodpora in Handwara on...
ACB on Saturday said to have produced a charge-sheet against 22 persons, including prominent political figures Aga Syed Ruhullah and prominent Shia leader Agha Syed Hassan, for their alleged involvement in a fraudulent land compensation case in Budgam.
The authorities in Jammu and Kashmir on Friday said there has been a significant increase in enforcement actions in drug-related crimes, with 2,897 arrests and 350 detentions made in 1,978 drug-related cases over a 15-month period in the union territory.
Eid-ul-Fitr was celebrated across Kashmir on Monday, with the largest congregation of devotees assembled at the Hazratbal Shrine on the...
Devout praying during a Ramazan night coinciding with Shabha-e-Qadr at Imambargah Ayatullah Yusuf in Bemina, Srinagar
Nestled between the Dal Lake and the Zabarwan Hills, Asia's largest tulip garden opened for the public on Wednesday, marking...
The ongoing holy month of Ramazan continues to spread a festive fervour in Kashmir with markets and mosques leading by...
Schools in Kashmir re-opened on Friday after remaining closed for almost three months on account of winter vacations.
The media in Kashmir, comprising a robust English and vernacular press has a particularly unenviable job to do. The problems faced by it are both universal to the conflict situations and unique to the region. Read More
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