Two separate incidents in Jammu and Kashmir—one in Baramulla and the other in Kathua—have sparked controversy, with political leaders demanding investigations into the circumstances of the civilian deaths.

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday said his government will order its own inquiries into the deaths of a truck driver in Army firing in Baramulla and an alleged terrorist in police custody in Kathua.

Authorities in north Kashmir’s Sopore have sealed the operation theatre of Hakeem Sanaullah Hospital and suspended two doctors following an alleged case of medical negligence, where a woman admitted for ear surgery reportedly had her uterus removed instead.

The Jammu and Kashmir Private Hospitals and Dialysis Centre Association has raised serious concerns over the future of the Ayushman Bharat SEHAT scheme, warning that they may stop providing free treatment under the programme unless urgent reforms are introduced.

The High Court of J&K and Ladakh has dismissed a plea challenging its single bench order, directing Rs 10 lakh as compensation to the Helper in Forest Department whose arm was amputated following firearm injury during cross-firing incident in 2000.

According to the Executive Officer, J&K Haj Committee the public in general and aspiring Haj Pilgrims of Hajj-2025 in particular are informed that the Union Ministry of Minority Affairs has allocated Haj quota to member constituents of Combined Hajj Group...

The Central University of Kashmir (CUK) on Thursday announced extension of winter vacation till February-14.