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4 people were Injured in bhaderwah car accident,  immediately shifted to Sub-district hospital Bhaderwah for treatment.1...
05/06/2026

4 people were Injured in bhaderwah car accident, immediately shifted to Sub-district hospital Bhaderwah for treatment.

1. Ashwani Kumar, S/o Govinder Sharma, R/o Pathankot, Punjab, Age 48 years.
2. Navneet Sharma, S/o Jagdish Chander, R/o Pathankot, Punjab, Age 46 years
3. Ajay Kumar, S/o Rajinder Singh, R/o Pathankot, Punjab, Age 47 years.
4. Amarjeet Singh, S/o Sai Das, R/o Pathankot, Punjab, Age 56 years.

A tragic incident was reported from    district, where Pinki Devi, daughter of Ram Krishan and a resident of Kuddhar Ban...
02/06/2026

A tragic incident was reported from district, where Pinki Devi, daughter of Ram Krishan and a resident of Kuddhar Baneel in Kastigarh, lost her life after being struck by lightning amid inclement weather conditions. Authorities have expressed condolences and are extending necessary assistance to the bereaved family.

341 kg narcotics seized, assets worth Rs 200 cr attached in 50 days of 'Nasha Mukt J-K' mission
31/05/2026

341 kg narcotics seized, assets worth Rs 200 cr attached in 50 days of 'Nasha Mukt J-K' mission

31/05/2026
ATTESTATION AND PASSING OUT PARADE OF THE 7TH BATCH OF AGNIVEERS AT JAMMU & KASHMIR LIGHT INFANTRY REGIMENTAL CENTRE Sri...
30/05/2026

ATTESTATION AND PASSING OUT PARADE OF THE 7TH BATCH OF AGNIVEERS AT JAMMU & KASHMIR LIGHT INFANTRY REGIMENTAL CENTRE

Srinagar : 30 May 2026

A New Generation of Soldiers Steps Forward in Service of the Nation.

In a splendid display of military precision, discipline and patriotism, 540 Agniveers of the Seventh Batch successfully passed out from the Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry Regimental Centre during an impressive Attestation and Passing Out Parade held at Srinagar today. Set against the majestic backdrop of the Kashmir Valley, the parade marked the transformation of young recruits into proud soldiers, ready to serve the Nation with honour, courage and dedication.

The parade was reviewed by Lt Gen PK Mishra, UYSM, AVSM, YSM, SM, General Officer Commanding, White Knight Corps, who complimented the Agniveers on their immaculate turnout, synchronised drill movements and exemplary standards of military bearing. The ceremony was attended by senior military officials, civil dignitaries and proud family members, whose presence added warmth and significance to the occasion.

Months of rigorous physical training, tactical instruction and character building culminated in the solemn Attestation Ceremony, symbolising the Agniveers’ unwavering commitment to the ideals of duty, courage and selfless service. The Passing Out Parade reflected the professional excellence, discipline and rich military traditions upheld by the Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry Regimental Centre.

Addressing the newly attested soldiers, Lt Gen PK Mishra, General Officer Commanding, White Knight Corps, exhorted them to uphold the finest traditions and values of the Indian Army and remain steadfast in service of the Nation. He commended the Agniveers for their determination, resilience and sense of purpose displayed throughout their demanding training. He also praised the training staff and instructors for their tireless efforts in moulding the young Agniveers into disciplined and combat-ready soldiers.

The parade reached an emotional crescendo as the young soldiers took the Oath of Allegiance and marched past with confidence and pride. As the National Flag fluttered high above the parade ground and the final salute echoed across the venue, the ceremony stood as a powerful reaffirmation of patriotism and the enduring commitment of India's youth towards the unity, integrity and security of the Nation.

The successful completion of training by the Seventh Batch of Agniveers marks another significant milestone in the Indian Army’s efforts to nurture a new generation of motivated, disciplined and technologically adept soldiers. Their induction into the ranks strengthens the Army’s operational capabilities and reinforces its commitment to safeguarding the Nation's sovereignty and territorial integrity.

*Div Com Kashmir reviews SANJY-2026 arrangements, interacts with stakeholders at Pahalgam**Emphasises seamless facilitie...
30/05/2026

*Div Com Kashmir reviews SANJY-2026 arrangements, interacts with stakeholders at Pahalgam*

*Emphasises seamless facilities, expeditious completion of Yatra works*

ANANTNAG, MAY 30: Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Anshul Garg, today visited Pahalgam and chaired a review meeting at Pahalgam Club to assess the preparedness and arrangements being put in place for the smooth, safe and successful conduct of the forthcoming Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra (SANJY)-2026.

J&K Govt to file review petition in Apex Court for TET review
30/05/2026

J&K Govt to file review petition in Apex Court for TET review

30/05/2026

Rajasthan: A massive dust storm carrying black and yellow sand swept across Churu during the daytime, engulfing the entire area.

The intense storm reduced visibility to near zero as strong winds carried huge clouds of dust and sand across the region, disrupting normal life.

25/05/2026

*Indian Army, SDRF Lead Coordinated Rescue Operation After Gulmarg Gondola Malfunction*

The Indian Army and State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) are leading a coordinated rescue and evacuation operation at Gulmarg Gondola after a technical fault in the Gondola cable car system caused a sudden suspension of services between the Base Station and Phase-1 (Kongdori) on Monday, leaving multiple tourists stranded amid adverse weather conditions.

Following a distress call received from the Jammu and Kashmir Police and the Gondola Management Authority regarding the safety and evacuation of stranded tourists, the Indian Army swiftly swung into action and mobilised rescue teams towards the affected area. Troops from Butapathri Battalion side-stepped three Casualty Assistance Teams (CATs) between the Gondola Base Station and Phase-1, while the Army also staged forward its own All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) to facilitate evacuation efforts in the challenging terrain and prevailing inclement weather conditions.

The SDRF, Jammu and Kashmir Police and other civil agencies also pitched in to support the rescue operation, while additional ATVs were coordinated through the Gulmarg ATV Association to augment evacuation efforts, as restoration of the Gondola system was expected to take time.

As per the latest update received at 1740 hours, a total of 65 cable cars were affected by the malfunction. Rescue teams successfully evacuated 14 cable cars from the Phase-1 side, rescuing 76 tourists, while 12 cable cars were evacuated from the Base Station side, leading to the rescue of another 72 persons. In total, 148 stranded tourists have been safely evacuated so far through the coordinated efforts of the Indian Army, SDRF, Jammu and Kashmir Police and other responding agencies.

Technical teams from the Gondola authorities are continuing to assess the exact nature and extent of the malfunction, while rescue and assistance operations remain underway.

Maj Gen Manoj Joshi, GOC 19 Infantry Division giving an update on the rescue efforts.

Total 65 - 55 Occupied &
10 Unoccupied
32 Cable Cars Evacuated
23 Balance
184 pers rescued

*Update on Rescue as at —-1830 hrs*

Cable Cars Affected - 65

Cable Cars Evacuated from Phase 1 Side- 17
Persons evacuated - 94

Cable Cars Evacuated from Base Side -15
Persons Rescued - 90( G Base)

Total - 184

*Summer Vacations For Schools In Jammu Division From June 1*Jammu, May 23: The Jammu and Kashmir Government has announce...
23/05/2026

*Summer Vacations For Schools In Jammu Division From June 1*

Jammu, May 23: The Jammu and Kashmir Government has announced summer vacations for schools falling under the Summer Zone of Jammu Division in view of the prevailing weather conditions.

Education Minister Sakina Itoo said that the vacations for primary classes will commence from June 1, 2026, while schools for students of Classes 6th to 12th will close from June 8, 2026.
The decision has been taken to safeguard students from the rising temperatures during the summer season.

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