Kashmir Life

Kashmir Life A 24 x 7 news website that also publishes Kashmir Life, Kashmir's main weekend news magazine
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Kashmir Life was launched in 2009 as a weekly with an avowed objective to create a world class news product for Kashmir and about Kashmir. Given the changes in the news market in which the larger events becomes crunchy bites on TV or snippets to suit a reader-in-hurry, we practice an exhaustive, in-depth and narrative form of journalism on issues concerning various facets of life in Kashmir. Since

2009, the newsroom has been consistently hunting the trend setting developments that usually lack glamour to analyse it and explain its relevance to our readers. Our reporters have been following events, individuals and institutions in Kashmir to see how they impact the life and generate data that is not only a detailed record of history – distant and contemporary – but also an acknowledgement and appreciation of the talent that Kashmir society produces. We encourage staff to spend adequate time in understanding and researching issues so that their reports become a reference for researchers and policy makers in such a way that news is properly linked to knowledge. This makes the initiative a desk-driven exercise in which every single idea is published after debating and discussing it in the newsroom. By and large, the emphasis remains more on reportage and less on opinion. Every week, there are profiles of new businesses, enterprises, initiatives and diverse talents that helps a embattled society to have grassroots role-models who motivate and sometimes provoke others to follow suit and contribute to the overall socio-economic change. Kashmir Life reports extensively on the governance, statecraft and the policy making and its failures in a society that has historically remained in turmoil for more than two decades.

Talking about the   Sub-Committees' report on  , she said that it lies with the   department, and after its clearance, s...
19/07/2025

Talking about the Sub-Committees' report on , she said that it lies with the department, and after its clearance, steps will be taken for the implementation.

SRINAGAR: Minister for Health and Medical Education, Social Welfare and Education, Sakina Itoo, on Saturday reiterated her party's long-standing demand for the restoration of Jammu and Kashmir’s statehood, terming its revocation as “illegal” and asserting that it must be returned to the peo...

On Saturday, 14,007   visited the   cave to perform
19/07/2025

On Saturday, 14,007 visited the cave to perform

SRINAGAR: The ongoing Amarnath Yatra in Jammu and Kashmir is set to achieve a major milestone, with the number of pilgrims expected to cross the 3 lakh mark by tomorrow. https://youtu.be/Sx3W3yl5T50?si=x9FU3crtE07jm9zB Officials informed that a total of 2,87,098 pilgrims have performed Darshan ...

Boulevard Road Closed Sunday Morning for Cycle Race: Traffic Police
19/07/2025

Boulevard Road Closed Sunday Morning for Cycle Race: Traffic Police

SRINAGAR: In view of the upcoming cycle race “Pedal Through Paradise” being organised by JK Police, the Srinagar Traffic Police on Saturday announced the closure of Boulevard Road for vehicular movement on Sunday morning, July 20. [caption id=

Three-Day Wet Spell Likely in JK from July 21
19/07/2025

Three-Day Wet Spell Likely in JK from July 21

SRINAGAR: The Meteorological Department has forecast a three-day wet spell across Jammu and Kashmir from July 21 to 23, issuing yellow and orange alerts for the period. Temperatures across the Valley remained high on Friday, with Srinagar recording a maximum of 32.7°C. Qazigund registered 32....

Power Shutdown Schedule Announced Across Kashmir
19/07/2025

Power Shutdown Schedule Announced Across Kashmir

SRINAGAR: Several areas across Kashmir are set to experience scheduled power outages over the coming days as the Jammu and Kashmir Power Transmission Corporation Limited (JKPTCL) and Kashmir Power Distribution Corporation Limited (KPDCL) undertake critical infrastructure works, including transmis...

JK Government Orders Reshuffle of Block Development Officers
19/07/2025

JK Government Orders Reshuffle of Block Development Officers

SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir Government has ordered a reshuffle of Block Development Officers (BDOs) and officers holding equivalent posts across multiple districts with immediate effect. The order, issued by the Department of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj orders transfer and posting...

Unexploded Mortar Shell Defused Near LoC in JK
19/07/2025

Unexploded Mortar Shell Defused Near LoC in JK

SRINAGAR: An unexploded mortar shell was discovered and safely defused in a forward village near the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu's Akhnoor sector on Saturday. Police said that a one mortar shell was recovered from village Dalheri, Khour. Subsequently, the said shell was safely destroyed ...

19/07/2025

Amarnath Yatra 2025

IGNOU Extends July 2025 Admission Deadline; Launches 60 New Programmes
19/07/2025

IGNOU Extends July 2025 Admission Deadline; Launches 60 New Programmes

SRINAGAR: The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has extended the deadline for fresh admissions and re-registration for the July 2025 academic session to 31st July 2025, in response to requests from various stakeholders and to support students who could not complete their admission pr...

LG Sinha Launches Monograph on Indus Water Treaty, Calls Termination Historic Step
19/07/2025

LG Sinha Launches Monograph on Indus Water Treaty, Calls Termination Historic Step

JAMMU: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Saturday launched a monograph titled _Indus Water Treaty – Mirroring the Facts authored by senior journalist Sant Kumar Sharma, at a function held in Jammu. The book examines the historical background of the Indus Water Treaty (IWT) and reflects on the ...

In    , read about the insufficient   efforts, rising  , and   causing   and   decline of the   River.
19/07/2025

In , read about the insufficient efforts, rising , and causing and decline of the River.

by Er Mohammad Lateef Ganai (Geotechnical Engineering Expert), Er Suhail Ahmad Khanday (Civil Engineering Expert), and Mir Basit Hassan Out of a total target of 16 lakh cubic metres, only 8.23 lakh cubic metres of silt have been removed so far. The limited progress has been attributed to admin...

19/07/2025

Anantnag: Twelfth Scientific Advisory Committee Meeting at KVK

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