Despite Govt Grants, Kashmir’s Royal Springs Golf Club Running in Losses
“In the last twelve years, the club has spent Rs. 8874.66 lakhs as expenditure and earned only Rs. 1321.83 lakhs in return,” the data revealed.
Kashmir’s Top Geo-scientist Dismisses Flood Threat
Amid the panic caused by the incessant heavy rains and swelling of water bodies in the Valley, senior Geoscientist Dr Shakeel Romshoo Wednesday allayed the flood fears stating that Kashmir is unlikely to witness 2014 situation.
INTERVIEW: ‘Srinagar Needs Holistic Urban Planning’
In conversation with Kashmir Observer, Chief Engineer, R&B, Rafiq Ahmad Rafiq talks about the plight of roads and traffic in Kashmir capital.
Hunt For ‘Child Killer’: Week On, No Trace Of Man-Eater Leopard In Uri
A week after, the Jammu and Kashmir wildlife department deployed over 50 of its men including the sharp shooters to catch or kill the leopard who mauled three children to death in a week in the border town of Uri, the department has failed to trace the man-eater animal despite continuous efforts.
Does Covid Case Surge Indicate Arrival of Fourth Wave?
As Kashmir Valley is witnessing a brisk tourism season after three years of disturbances, the health experts on Monday warned of a possible fourth wave hitting the region soon in wake of the sudden spike in the daily Coronavirus cases.
50 Men Hunting For Man-Eater Leopard In Uri
The Jammu and Kashmir wildlife department has deployed over 50 of its men including the sharp shooters to catch or kill the leopard who mauled at least three children to death in a week in the border town of Uri in North Kashmir’s Baramulla district.
Never Seen Before—‘4 Lakh Tourists, 6 Lakh Vehicles and Smart Bunkers’
“There’re some engineering bottlenecks which lead to traffic jams in some city pockets but we [Traffic Department] aren’t responsible for it as it doesn’t come under our domain,” Muzaffar Ahmad Shah, SSP Traffic, Srinagar, told Kashmir Observer in an exclusive chat.
Targeted Killings Aimed At Creating Unrest In J&K: LG
The Union Territory Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha on Saturday minced no words to attack militants, saying that the target killings in the Valley were an act of desperation to provoke government forces to commit a mistake so that people could hit the streets in protest.
Pahalgam Under Thick Security Blanket For Amarnath Yatra
Three weeks ahead of the annual Amarnath yatra, the prominent tourist resort of Pahalgam in south Kashmir’s Anantnag district has been placed under a thick security blanked by the paramilitary forces.
Amarnath Yatra: Sticky Bombs Worry Security Agencies
After a spate of killings of government employees and migrant workers at the hands of militants in the Valley, the government forces are bracing up to face the challenge of sticky bombs and drones ahead of the annual Amarnath yatra scheduled to begin from June 30.
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