In recent times, the conversation around animal bites in Kashmir valley has largely centred on stray dogs. However, a quieter yet deeply concerning trend has emerged: an alarming increase in cat bite
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah’s decision to hold a cabinet meeting in Pahalgam was a clear reaction to the April 22 tragedy at Baisaran, where 26 people lost their lives. The terror attack dealt a heavy blow to the Valley, especially
During the recently concluded session of the Jammu & Kashmir Legislative Assembly, it was revealed that, out of 86 pesticide and fertiliser samples found to be substandard across the Union Territory, 85
Fire Service Week, observed every year from April 14 to 20 in India, provides a solemn yet vital opportunity for authorities to recalibrate their approach toward public safety through a deeper engagement
Floriculture holds immense promise for Kashmir, not only as a source of beauty but as a viable livelihood option that aligns with the Valley’s natural endowments and cultural sensibilities. With the Indian
The Pampore Karewas—large, flat areas of elevated land—are currently covered in bright yellow mustard flowers and wild tulips. These fields are not planned gardens or tourist spots, but their beauty competes with
A disturbing pattern has yet again come to the fore in the Kashmir valley as a rising number of young men, drawn by the hope of better employment abroad, find themselves trapped
Panic spread through several areas of downtown Srinagar on Sunday after a dog attacked and injured multiple people across Sekidafar, Nawakadal, Eidgah and nearby localities. According to eyewitnesses quoted in media reports,
Over the years, the handicraft industry in Kashmir has encountered obstacles related to branding, market visibility and maintaining consistent quality standards. These challenges have hindered the sector’s ability to compete effectively in
Criminal laws serve as the foundation of a just society by defining acceptable conduct, deterring wrongdoing and ensuring accountability. Recent legal reforms in India have introduced new criminal laws aimed at addressing
Jammu and Kashmir consumes approximately 15 lakh sheep annually, with about 41% of the supply being imported from other parts of India. This heavy reliance on external sources results in an expenditure
As the joyous occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr approaches, the markets of Kashmir valley have come alive with an overwhelming rush of shoppers. The festive spirit is palpable across the Valley, with people flocking
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