Udhampur to vote today
JAMMU, APRIL 18: The 4-Udhampur Parliamentary Constituency is all set to go to polls in the first phase of Lok Sabha elections, being held tomorrow April 19, with a total of 16.23
LG calls for promoting startups; seeks impact assessment of GI tagging
JAMMU, APRIL 18: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha today called for promoting startups in J&K. He further instructed for impact assessment of various initiatives like GI Tagging and QR code-based labeling & scanning
`Jhelum Roya…’: An agonizing wait continues for distraught families at Gandbal
SRINAGAR: An agonizing wait is getting longer and longer for distraught families whose dear ones are missing in the boat tragedy at Gandbal in Srinagar. Thirty-six hours on, there is no trace of missing people
Big relief for ReT teachers: J&K govt fast-tracks regularization process
Srinagar: The government has fast-tracked the process to regularize the last batch of 630 Rehbar-e-Taleem (ReT) teachers in Jammu and Kashmir. Most of these cases are pending due to discrepancies in date
Online education, for now, community classes likely, regular school not any time soon
Srinagar: Online classes will continue to remain the order of the day for some more time to come in the Kashmir valley that continues to witness over four-digit daily new Covid positive
‘We heard her screams’: Family recounts horror as 5-year-old Adda becomes latest victim of human-animal conflict in Kashmir
Srinagar: A shattered family and an unfathomable trauma. That is what 5-year-old Adda Yasir Mir left behind for a grieving family. “Her doll and chappals could be found later after her scream
COVID vaccination coverage: J&K likely to edge out Kerala, attain top spot
Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir is likely to edge out Kerala to attain the top spot in the vaccination coverage. Jammu and Kashmir currently ranks second after Kerala in the COVID 19 vaccination
We are building resilient health infrastructure to combat ongoing crisis, future health emergencies: LG
GANDERBAL/BUDGAM: Pledging to make the life of people better, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Thursday said his government is making sustainable investment in the clinical workforce to build a resilient health infrastructure
‘Irate, impatient, aggressive’: Online classes, increased screen time take heavy toll on mental health of Kashmir children
Srinagar: Tired of the distorted voice of his teacher and the drudgery of online classes, eleven-year-old Asif, (name-changed) often switches to YouTube, where he randomly watches the videos for hours together. Of late,
‘Back to Kashmir’: Hopes brighten for tourism revival as COVID cases record sharp drop
Srinagar: Tourism operators have started receiving queries from visitors as COVID cases record a sharp drop across the country. Sensing opportunity, tourism stakeholders have asked the government to initiate the process of
Ready for Amarnath Yatra but decision lies with civil administration: Army Chief
Srinagar: Army on Thursday said that it was ready for the Amarnath Yatra and has taken all necessary steps for it even as the decision to conduct the annual pilgrimage to the
KCCI dispute: J&K high court issues contempt notice to former office-bearers
SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir high court has issued contempt notice to the former office bearers of Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) for “willfully and intentionally disobeying and the court orders”.
J&K reports 11 more Covid-19 deaths, toll 3963
Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir reported 11 more covid-19 deaths since last evening, taking the overall toll to 3963, officials said on Thursday. Seven of the deaths were reported from Jammu division and