Jammu and Kashmir witnessed another hot and humid day with maximum temperatures hovering 4-5 degrees above normal in Kashmir valley prompting a prominent trade body, Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industry, to urge the government for closure of schools.

Kashmir Valley is sweltering under an unprecedented heatwave, with temperatures exceeding 35 degrees Celsius in recent days. This scorching heat is having a significant impact on various aspects of life, from human health to agriculture, water resources, and mental well-being.

Divisional Commissioner (Div Com) Kashmir, Vijay Kumar Bidhuri Friday said that the possibility of declaring summer vacations for schools in the region is not possible at the moment.

With no forecast of any major wet spell in Jammu and Kashmir, the twin places of Kashmir have continued to remain under the tight grip of heat wave while some other parts breathed a sigh of relief today with a...

As Kashmir faces an intense heat wave and a prolonged dry spell, special prayers for rain, known as 'Salatul Istisqa,' were held on Friday. A large gathering of people congregated in the Maloora area on the outskirts of the city...

Pakistan has not learnt any lessons from history and continues to wage a proxy war in the garb of terrorism to stay relevant, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday, asserting that the evil designs of the enemy will not...

The National Testing Agency (NTA) Friday declared the final results of controversy-ridden NEET-UG entrance exam, declaring that 17 candidates have shared the top rank, down from 61 in the revised results, while thousands of others have seen their marks and...