Category: Kashmir
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Five Accidents Reported in a Day as Wet Roads Turn Risky
Srinagar, April 3 : Heavy rainfall and erratic weather conditions triggered a series of road accidents across Jammu and Kashmir on Friday, leaving one person dead and several others injured, officials said. At least five accidents were reported from different districts, with slippery roads and reduced visibility suspected to be key factors behind the incidents. The…
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ACB files chargesheet against Uri Naib Tehsildar, Patwari in bribery trap case
Srinagar, April 03 : The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) in Jammu & Kashmir on Friday said it has filed a chargesheet against a Naib Tehsildar and a Patwari from Uri in Baramulla district for allegedly demanding and accepting a bribe to provide revenue documents. Officials said one of the accused was caught red-handed while accepting Rs…
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Young Man Killed After Dumper Falls Into Drain in….
Samba, April 3. A young man was killed after a dumper fell into a drain near Jamoda on the Samba–Mansar road in Jammu and Kashmir, officials said. The deceased has been identified as Surinder Singh, 35, a resident of Paltha in Samba district. According to officials, the dumper bearing registration number JK21G-5779 was coming from…
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Western Disturbance to Lash Rain, Snowfall
Srinagar, April 3. A strong western disturbance is set to impact Jammu and Kashmir over the next 36 hours, bringing widespread moderate to heavy rainfall across the Union Territory, officials said. The weather system is expected to affect both plains and higher reaches, with thundershowers and gusty winds likely in several districts, raising the possibility of…
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NHM Employees Call off 48-hour Strike, Meet Jammu Kashmir Health Minister
SRINAGAR: NHM employees across Jammu Kashmir ended their 48-hour strike after a constructive meeting with Health Minister Sakeena Masood Itoo, who assured a detailed review of their long-pending demands, including job security, pay revision and social benefits. In a statement, a spokesperson said the 48-hour strike observed by NHM employees across Jammu Kashmir Division was…
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China opposes use of force in Middle East, warns it would ‘legitimise unlawful’ action: UN envoy
New York: China’s permanent representative to the United Nations has voiced Beijing’s firm resistance to any measures that would allow member states to engage in military action within the Middle East, Al Jazeera reported. Addressing the international body, Fu Cong stated that such an authorisation “would amount to legitimising the unlawful and indiscriminate use of…
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Weather Update during next 3 days
3rd April: Mostly cloudy weather is expected with chances of rain thunderstorm along with Gusty winds towards evening and night hours . 04th April: Moderate to heavy rain showers is expected over most places of Jammu and Kashmir with higher activity over Kashmir. Fresh snowfall is expected over higher reaches. Gusty winds along with intense…
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The general public is hereby informed that, due to urgent repair works of the Sindh Power Canal scheduled to be carried out by CMD Ganderbal on 06.04.2026, the raw water supply to the Water Treatment Plants Alusteng and Rangil are likely to be affected.
The general public is hereby informed that, due to urgent repair works of the Sindh Power Canal scheduled to be carried out by CMD Ganderbal on 06.04.2026, the raw water supply to the Water Treatment Plants Alusteng and Rangil are likely to be affected. Disruption SchedulePotable water supply in major parts of Srinagar City and…
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Newborn Die In Hospital As Doctor Guides Delivery On Phone
A 32-year-old woman and her newborn allegedly died due to medical negligence after a delivery was conducted by “untrained staff” at a private hospital here, with the doctor directing the procedure over the phone, officials and family members said on Thursday.Following the incident late Tuesday night in Faizabad city, the health department sealed the hospital…
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CM Assures Fuel Availability, Flags Risk if West Asia Conflict Prolongs
Jammu, April 2. Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday said that essential supplies, including LPG and fuel, are currently sufficient in the Union Territory, while cautioning that a prolonged international conflict could impact availability. Speaking to reporters, the Chief Minister said Jammu and Kashmir, like the rest of the country, has no control…