Beerwah Kashmir

01/03/2026

Protests broke out in several parts of Kashmir on Sunday against the killing of Iranian leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in a US-Israel strike, officials said. Hundreds of protestors took to the streets at various places in areas with a large Shia population, the officials said.

04/01/2026

Joint Civil Society–Trade Union Meet Raises Demand for Overall Development of Beerwah

Report by Hilal Hayder
Beerwah: 4Dec. A joint meeting of the Civil Society and Trade Union Beerwah was held today to discuss the long-pending demand for District status for Beerwah. The meeting was conducted under the supervision of Mirwaiz Maulana Lateef Sahib and presided over by Trade Union Beerwah President, Mr. Irshad Ahmad Sahib.
The meeting witnessed active participation from civil society members, traders, and representatives from different sections of society. Several prominent speakers addressed the gathering, including Mir Mushtaq, Advocate Inayat Sahib, Firdous Nabi, Political and Social Activist Javaid Beigh, Rayees-ul-Hassan Mattoo, and Mohammad Ayoub Bandy,Zahoor Ahmad wani.The speakers unanimously emphasized the genuine and justified demand for granting district status to Beerwah, citing its geographical importance, administrative needs, and developmental requirements.
The speakers highlighted that district status would bring administrative decentralization, improved governance, faster development, and better access to public services for the people of the area. They stressed the need for a united, peaceful, and democratic approach to ensure that the voice of the people reaches the concerned authorities effectively.
Addressing the gathering, Mirwaiz Maulana Lateef Sahib underlined the importance of unity, social responsibility, and collective efforts for achieving public welfare goals. Trade Union Beerwah President, Mr. Irshad Ahmad Sahib, reaffirmed the commitment of the Trade Union to stand firmly with the people and to pursue the district demand at all appropriate forums.
The meeting concluded with a vote of thanks by Mr. Hilal Hayder, who expressed gratitude to all speakers, participants, civil society members, and the Trade Union leadership for their active participation and collective resolve.
Meeting organizer...Tariq Ahmad Bhat

21/07/2025

Urgent Message
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Coordinator admissions

06/07/2025

Government Degree College Beerwah

NOTICE

It is hereby informed to all concerned that the last date for submission of online applications on the JK Higher Education e-Samarth Admission Portal is 7th July 2025.

All aspiring students seeking admission in colleges of Kashmir Division are advised to complete their registration well before the deadline.
The portal can be accessed at: https://jkadmission.samarth.ac.in

All Higher Secondary Schools (HSS) in the catchment and adjacent areas are requested to disseminate this information among students.

For further details, visit the admission portal or contact the college admission cell.

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Principal
Government Degree College Beerwah

01/02/2025

Taking over 701a from Shopain to Beerwah, PMGSY road in budgam ( Sonpah- Arizal - Doothpathri) only pending, after complete take over BRO will maintain the road.
So its clear NH701A will pass through existing roads.

16/06/2024

13/06/2024

05/06/2024

Heartiest Congratulations to Haroon Rashid S/o. Abdul Rashid Bhat R/o Beerwah ex-student of Mazhar Ul Haq Secondary School Beerwah (Class 10th batch 2021-2022) for cracking NEET examinatin with scoring 675.

23/05/2024

*Owners of tea stalls at Doodhpathri asked to vacate within 10 days*

Budgam, May 22: Owners of tea stalls at Doodhpathri tourist resort of central Kashmir’s Budgam district have been asked to vacate the spaces they have been occupying within 10 days.

Several tea stalls have come up along the roadside at Doodhpatri ‘illegally’. The owners of these tea stalls have even erected tents and shades without seeking permission from the concerned department.

An official from the Forest Department told the news agency Kashmir News Trust that a team from the Forest Protection Force visited Doodhpathri and warned the owners of these tea stalls of action in case they don’t vacate the space.

He said that the Forest Department received several complaints wherein it was alleged that the owners of these illegal tea stalls not only cut the tree branches but also disfigure the beauty of the picturesque meadows of Doodhpathri. He added that the presence of these tea stalls poses a threat to the lives of the visitors as they have occupied the spaces above which HT line passes.

The team of Forest Protection Force informed the tea stallers using the public address system. “Anyone selling tea illegally after the deadline will face legal action,” the official said. [KNT]

13/05/2024

Picture taken in 1975. In this picture driver and conductor of a Mercedes-Benz bus of Regional Engineering College are seen pre heating the engine. The nights were so cold that time that the oil froze in the engines. This scene was typical in the colder months.