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22/05/2026

All Schools, Colleges, Universities and other Offices Across Kashmir Province Shall Remain Closed Tomorrow (23 May) on the Eve of Urs Shah-i-Hamdan (RA)

20/05/2026

*Child Drowns in Sukhnag Stream in Budgam, Police Register Case*

Tanveer Hussain

Budgam, May 20, KNT: A seven-year-old boy drowned in the Sukhnag stream in the Wachoo Gund area of Arizal in central Kashmir’s Budgam district on Wednesday evening, officials said.

The deceased was identified as Muheed, son of Zahoor Ahmad Lone.

According to local reports, the child allegedly slipped into the Sukhnag stream and disappeared in the waters, triggering panic in the area.

Locals immediately launched efforts to retrieve the boy and later pulled him out of the stream in an unconscious condition.

The incident drew attention and concern as people rushed to the spot following reports of the drowning. Muheed was shifted to Panzoo Hospital for medical examination and necessary formalities.

Doctors at the hospital declared him brought dead, officials said. Meanwhile, a police team from Police Station Watrihal reached the spot and initiated legal proceedings.

Police have registered a case and started investigation into the incident. [KNT]

18/05/2026

11/05/2026

Weather Update during next 24hrs

Rain/ thundershowers is expected at most places of Jammu and Kashmir during the next 24hrs.

Gusty winds and hailstorm is possible at some parts. Heavy spell of rainfall is expected over some parts of Kashmir.

Regards: Kashmir Weather Forecast

10/05/2026

High speed Gusty winds reported from parts of Kupwara

10/05/2026

Weather Update 8:20 pm

A fresh cluster of thundershower clouds has developed over parts of north Pakistan and are now entering parts of north Kashmir.

Their influence may trigger thundershower activity in several areas of Jammu and Kashmir over the next 12 hours. Gusty winds and hailstorms are also possible at a few places.

Regards: Kashmir Weather

09/05/2026

The Court of Special Mobile Magistrate (Traffic) in Srinagar has directed traffic officials to immediately stop issuing e-challans using personal mobile phones. The court ruled that such devices are not "authorised electronic enforcement devices" under Rule 167A of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules (CMVR), 1989.

09/05/2026

25 Tourists Rescued at Gulmarg After Helicopter Snag, Baramulla Police Lead Swift Operation