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LG Manoj Sinha attends closing ceremony of 2nd All India Police Kabaddi Cluster in Jammu. Felicitates sportspersons from...
12/03/2026

LG Manoj Sinha attends closing ceremony of 2nd All India Police Kabaddi Cluster in Jammu. Felicitates sportspersons from State Police Forces & CAPFs and applauds discipline, & determination displayed by the participants.

J&K Govt Razed 1,425 Structures Since Oct 2024; Rules Out Compensation for Evictees.​Since October 2024, the Jammu and K...
12/02/2026

J&K Govt Razed 1,425 Structures Since Oct 2024; Rules Out Compensation for Evictees.

​Since October 2024, the Jammu and Kashmir government has demolished 1,425 structures across the Union Territory, including 1,194 residential and 231 commercial buildings. In a briefing to the Legislative Assembly, officials stated that the actions heavily concentrated in Srinagar with over 600 demolitions were carried out under public premises and anti-encroachment laws to remove unauthorized constructions. Despite the large-scale impact on local families, the government maintained that all due legal processes were followed and confirmed there is currently no proposal to provide compensation or alternative land to those affected.

10/02/2026
06/02/2026
Snowfall Disrupts Train Services on Baramulla–Banihal SectionSrinagar, Jan 25, KNT: Railway services on the Baramulla–Ba...
25/01/2026

Snowfall Disrupts Train Services on Baramulla–Banihal Section

Srinagar, Jan 25, KNT: Railway services on the Baramulla–Banihal section were affected on Sunday due to heavy snowfall, leading to short termination and cancellation of multiple passenger trains, officials said.

Train number 74626, scheduled to depart from Baramulla to Banihal at 07:00 hours, was short-terminated at Budgam in view of adverse weather conditions on the route. Similarly, train number 74614, also running from Baramulla to Banihal with a scheduled departure time of 07:10 hours, was short-terminated at Budgam.

In addition, train number 74615, operating from Banihal to Baramulla, was cancelled for the day due to heavy snowfall affecting track and operational safety on the section.

Officials said the decision was taken as a precautionary measure to ensure passenger safety amid continued snowfall and accumulation of snow along the railway track. Railway staff have been deployed to monitor the situation and undertake necessary clearance and safety checks.

Passengers have been advised to check the latest train status before commencing their journey and to remain patient as services will be normalized once weather conditions improve. [KNT]

09/02/2025

بارہمولہ میں محبوبہ مفتی کی اسکارٹ گاڑی حادثے کی شکار ، تین اہلکار زخمی

07/02/2025


Financial Help for Treatment of Kidney Failure patient

It is appeal to the General public to contribute funds for treatment of Gulshan Begum, : W/O, Ghulam Mohudin Dar , R/o: Handwara

Account details :
Account No:
0213040100037645
Branch : TP Baramulla
IFSC Code : JAKA0TEHSIL

Contact number:9149435889

28/11/2024

A signal to harsh winter

Srinagar shivers at minus 2.1 degrees Celsius, Shopian district coldest at minus 5.5 degrees Celsius.

Srinagar,Nov 28,Srinagar experienced a significant drop in temperature, with the mercury touching -2.1°C (night temperature) signaling the onset of harsh winter conditions
in the Kashmir Valley.

The night-time chill intensified across the region with the southern district of Shopian emerging as the coldest place, recording a bone-chilling low of -5.5°C.

This dip in temperatures is prelude to the Chillai Kalan, the 40-day harshest winter period in Kashmir that typically starts from December 21.

During this phase, the region witnesses intense cold, frequent snowfall, and frozen water bodies, including parts of the famous Dal Lake in Srinagar.

These cold conditions often disrupt daily life.

Such temperature variations highlight the stark weather conditions of the valley, where the nights are freezing and even daytime temperatures struggle to rise above freezing levels in many areas. Residents and authorities are bracing for further drops in temperature and the challenges they bring, particularly in remote and higher-altitude areas like Shopian.

*Sopore Police arrested two drug peddlers and recovered Psychotropic Substances.*Sopore, 28 Nov. 2024:In continuation of...
28/11/2024

*Sopore Police arrested two drug peddlers and recovered Psychotropic Substances.*

Sopore, 28 Nov. 2024:

In continuation of its efforts to eradicate the menace of drugs from the society, Sopore Police have arrested two drug peddlers and recovered Psychotropic Substances from their possession.

A police party of Police Station Sopore and Police Post Bus Stand headed by SHO PS Sopore Insp. Ayaz Gellani under the supervision of SDPO Sopore Shri. Sarfaraz Bashir-JKPS during patrolling at Neharpora Sopore apprehended two suspected persons namely 1. Nazir Ahmad Shah S/O Mohammad Yousuf Shah and 2. Nasir Yousuf Shah Anta S/O Mohammad Yousuf Shah both the residents of Neharpora Sopore.

During their search Police Party was able to recover 264 capsules of banned SPASMOPROXYVON Plus from their possession.

In this connection, case FIR No. 243 under relevant sections of Law has been registered at Police Station Sopore & investigation has been initiated.

Sopore police urges the common masses to give information regarding narcotics or any other crimes to the nearest police establishment or dial 112.

General Public is requested to cooperate with police in curbing the menace of drugs from the society. We reassure the community members that police will act tough against the criminals as per the law.

25/09/2024
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