Train Service To Remain Suspended In Kashmir Till June 9
The authorities on Monday extended the suspension of train services between Baramulla and Banihal section till June 09 in view of the Covid-19 situation.
IAF Joins Fire Fighting Operation As Forest Blaze Rages In Udhampur
The Indian Air Force (IAF) on Monday joined a fire fighting operation to control a massive forest fire in Ghordi block in Udhampur district of Jammu and Kashmir, officials said.
Two Booked For Dowry Death In Rajouri
Two persons were arrested and booked for dowry death after a young woman consumed a poisonous substance and died at a hospital in Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir, police said on Monday.
14 More Die Of Covid-19 In J&K, Toll Nears 3900 Mark
Jammu and Kashmir reported at least 14 more covid-19 deaths since last evening, taking the total fatality count due to the pathogen to 3884, Officials said.
Srinagar Administration Issues Guidelines For Lockdown Relaxations
After the SEC announced the revised guidelines for the relaxation in the lockdown, Sgr Admin stated that 96 Containment Zones will remain under lockdown, however, the public transport will ply with 50% seating capacity
India Reports Lowest Daily Covid Cases In 50 Days
India reported the lowest daily new coronavirus infections in 50 days with 1,52,734 cases, taking India’s total tally to 2,80,47,534, while the active caseload further declined to 20,26,092.
The Incoherence of Mustafa Akyol’s ‘Ethical Objectivism’?
The world, defined as it is by dazzling and staggering diversity is a beautiful place to know, engage with and understand. It is here rather than elsewhere that Muslims have chosen to abdicate their responsibility and closed themselves.
German Report Raises the Spectre of Political Islamism
The strategy’s attempt to brand vocal Islam as political Islamism is just another effort by western analysts to give one more nomenclature to the questioning or assertive Islam, which asks why the same set of facilities or services are not provided to the minority communities in county’s where they are given shelter
Glum Gypsies
Nomads are back in the valley on their six-month-long summer migration. Every year, these rovers along with their herd traverse miles from their winter home in Jammu jungles for Kashmir pasturelands – where they’re facing eviction drives and the second viral wave. Unable to find work in lockdown, they fear for their lives and their centuries’ old caravan culture.
J&K Relaxes Corona Curfew, Limits It To Weekends, Nights
With the grim Covid pandemic situation appearing to be on the ebb in the last two weeks in J&K, the UT administration on Sunday began the process of easing out the lockdown, limiting the corona curfew to nights and weekends only.
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