Browsing: Jammu and Kashmir

As a result, the Army and the UT police are under tremendous pressure to stop the worrying trend. Monday night…

The L-G has the authority to decide on issues pertaining to public order, the police, and all-India services officials in…

Within one week, terrorists have carried out attacks in Reasi, Kathua, and Doda districts, resulting in the deaths of nine…

The bus plunged into a ravine as the assailants, brandishing M4 carbines and AK-47s, took aim at the driver. According…

The attacks, which resulted in the injuries of the visiting pair and the death of ex-sarpanch Aijaz Sheikh, serve as…

The encouraging turnout of 38% in Srinagar, up from 14.43% in polls conducted in 2019, shows confidence in the democratic…

His message is quite clear: the nation’s progress and the state that became UT will go hand in hand. Initiating…

Locations known for their snowfall, such as Gulmarg in Kashmir, are green and brown rather than the typical icy white.…

Three officers have been moved: a Colonel, a Lieutenant Colonel, and a Brigadier stationed in Rajouri.  The Army has also…

The third targeted attack in the Valley in three days resulted in the death of a chief constable of the Jammu and Kashmir Police.

Centre informs the Supreme Court that elections can be held “anytime now” in Jammu and Kashmir.

Srinagar is an obvious choice when it comes to choosing attractive locations suitable for demonstrating India’s tourism potential.

With its hosting of G-20 meetings in Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, and Arunachal Pradesh, India is making a powerful statement to the international community.

The last two Hizbul terrorists who are suspected of killing Mirwaiz Muhammad Farooq at his home in Srinagar on May 21, 1990, have finally been apprehended by the law

Unrest in disputed border regions disrupts China-India relationship

New challenge for security grid, casts shadow on Bhutto visit

Former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir Omar Abdullah accused BJP of depriving the people of J&K of the elected government for the last several years.

Citing Pakistani “intransigence” and unilateral actions related to the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), India has sent a notice to Islamabad for its modification.

The open fire attack by an unidentified armed man at the Rajouri district of J&K led to the death of 4 civilians and left 6 injured.

Officials who relocated to Jammu six months ago from their positions in Kashmir as a result of militants’ targeting killings of minorities in the Valley.