Kashmir Sahafat Live, Srinagar (2026)

10/10/2026

ITI Seer Hamdan Organises Cyber Awareness and Hygiene Session for Trainees
Anantnag October 10: Industrial Training Institute (ITI) Seer Hamdan organised a Cyber Awareness-cum-Hygiene Session for its trainees with the objective of sensitising them about the safe, responsible and secure use of digital technologies.
The session focused on creating awareness among trainees about the importance of cyber hygiene, online safety and adopting responsible digital practices in an increasingly technology-driven world. The initiative aimed to equip students with essential knowledge and practical precautions to protect themselves from cyber threats, online frauds and potential misuse of digital platforms.
During the session, Mr. Sameer Javid (VI), COPA Trade, delivered an informative talk on various aspects of cyber security, including cyber hygiene, online safety, password security, protection of personal data, safe use of social media and responsible engagement with digital platforms.
The trainees were sensitised about the importance of creating strong passwords, safeguarding their personal and sensitive information, and avoiding the unnecessary sharing of private details on online platforms. They were also advised to exercise caution while accessing unfamiliar websites, downloading applications and interacting with unknown individuals online.
Emphasis was laid on remaining vigilant against suspicious links, fraudulent messages, phishing emails and unauthorised applications that may compromise personal information or lead to financial and digital security risks. The trainees were encouraged to verify the authenticity of online communications before clicking on links, sharing information or downloading files.
The session further highlighted the need to develop responsible digital habits, maintain privacy on social media and use internet-based services judiciously. The trainees were urged to remain alert to emerging cyber threats and follow basic cyber safety measures in their daily lives.
The awareness programme formed part of the institute's efforts to promote digital literacy and ensure that trainees are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the digital environment safely and responsibly.
The session concluded with an emphasis on the message that cyber security begins with awareness, vigilance and responsible online behaviour, encouraging all trainees to adopt good cyber hygiene practices and contribute towards a safer digital environment.
Information & PR, J&K Bilal Mohiuddin Bhat Iti Seer Hamdan

10/10/2026

*Shri Irshad Hussain Rather-JKPS assumes Charge as SSP Awantipora*

Awantipora 10 October 2026:

Shri Irshad Hussain Rather-JKPS today assumed charge as the Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), Police District Awantipora. Upon his arrival at the District Police Headquarters, he was warmly received by senior police officers. A Guard of Honour was presented to mark the occasion.

After assuming charge, SSP Awantipora held an introductory meeting with senior police officers of the district, during which he emphasised the need for dedication, professionalism, and enthusiasm in discharging official duties. He stressed that the primary objective of the police force must remain the effective redressal of public grievances and addressing the problems faced by the people of Police District Awantipora.

He further underscored the importance of teamwork, coordination, and a people centric approach to policing. The officers were directed to remain accessible to the general public, keep their doors open to citizens, and ensure prompt and effective resolution of public grievances.

Also emphasised the need to intensify efforts against drug trafficking and other criminal activities, maintain heightened vigilance, and adopt a proactive approach to addressing emerging challenges. He urged all officers to work with a renewed sense of responsibility and commitment towards ensuring the safety and security of the public.

SSP Awantipora reiterated that the welfare of the people, protection of life and property, and maintenance of peace and tranquillity would remain the foremost priorities of Police District Awantipora. He reaffirmed the commitment of Awantipora Police to transparent, responsive, and people friendly policing, with a focus on strengthening public trust and ensuring a safe and secure environment for all.

10/10/2026

Workers from Different Parties Join Jammu and Kashmir National Conference in Presence of MLA Pahalgam

Pahalgam: Political workers from different parties belonging to Badroo, Katsoo and Banard Sallar joined the Jammu and Kashmir National Conference today in the presence of MLA Pahalgam, Altaf Ahmad Wani

10/10/2026

Heavy security forces in the heart of India's capital to stop citizens reaching Jantar Mantar. This does not speak well of a democracy.
Being from Kashmir, none of this is strange to me. We don't cherish it. We warn: this is what happens in Kashmir. Don't let it happen to the rest of the country.MP Agha Ruhullah

10/10/2026

Nisar Ahmad Darzi (JKPS) from Handwara Promoted to SP Rank, Posted as ASP Ganderbal.

10/10/2026

3rd Edition of Kashmir Marathon: Div Com reviews Preparations
SRINAGAR, OCTOBER 10: Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Anshul Garg today chaired a meeting to review the preparations for the 3rd Edition of the Kashmir Marathon, taking stock of the arrangements being made by the nodal Tourism Department and other stakeholder departments for the smooth and successful conduct of the event.
The meeting was attended by the Deputy Commissioner Srinagar, Director Tourism, and officers from the departments of Information, PHE, KPDCL, R&B, SMC, YSS, Health, JKTDC, Hospitality and Protocol, SSCL, SRTC, Agriculture, Sports Council, LCMA, SDRF, Police, Fire and Emergency Services, and other concerned departments.
During the meeting, it was informed that the Kashmir Marathon will be held on October 25, with a three-day Marathon Expo scheduled to be organised at Polo Ground. The event has attracted significant international participation, with 67 foreign nationals from 12 countries having registered so far.
Both the full marathon, covering 42.19 kilometres, and the half marathon, spanning 21.09 kilometres, will be conducted on the same day in the morning. To ensure the safety and well-being of participants, 17 aid stations will be established along the marathon route to provide necessary assistance.
Addressing the meeting, the Div Com directed all concerned departments to nominate nodal officers to ensure effective interdepartmental coordination and timely ex*****on of assigned responsibilities.
Emphasising the need to enhance the visual appeal of the marathon route, he called for beautification through the placement of potted flowers. He also directed the Roads and Buildings Department to conduct a thorough inspection of the route and ensure that all potholes are filled to provide a smooth and safe running surface. The concerned authorities were further instructed to undertake the pruning of trees along the marathon loop.
Highlighting the importance of maintaining the scenic beauty of Srinagar, the Divisional Commissioner stressed the need to ensure cleanliness around Dal Lake. He also directed the deployment of volunteers at appropriate locations and the establishment of

10/10/2026

Chief Justice interacts with Judicial Officers, Addresses Kashmir Advocates Association at Srinagar
SRINAGAR, OCTOBER 10: Chief Justice High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh, Dr. Justice Pushpendra Singh Bhati, today interacted with judicial officers in the Conference Hall of the District Court Complex, Srinagar, and later attended a felicitation programme organised by the Kashmir Advocates Association.
During the interaction with judicial officers, Chief Justice emphasised the importance of discharging judicial responsibilities fearlessly, compassionately and with unwavering commitment to the rule of law. He highlighted the vital role of the judiciary in safeguarding citizens’ rights, ensuring access to justice and maintaining public confidence in the justice delivery system.
Chief Justice stressed that collective responsibility, mutual trust and institutional harmony were essential for strengthening the functioning of courts. He encouraged judicial officers to work collaboratively, uphold the highest standards of judicial conduct and foster a peaceful and conducive working environment.
He expressed satisfaction with the professional competence and dedication of judicial officers serving in the Union Territories of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh and underscored the importance of continuous learning and guidance from senior judicial officers.
At the outset, Naseer Ahmad Dar, Principal District and Sessions Judge, Srinagar, welcomed the Chief Justice on behalf of the judicial officers of the district.
He expressed gratitude for the interaction and reaffirmed the commitment of the District Judiciary, Srinagar, to quality adjudication, timely disposal of cases and reduction of pendency.
Later, the Kashmir Advocates Association organised a felicitation programme at the District Court Complex, Srinagar, to welcome the Chief Justice.
Speaking on the occasion, Adv. Waseem Gul, President of the Kashmir Advocates Association, extended a warm welcome to the Chief Justice on behalf of the legal fraternity and also welcomed the newly appointed Principal District and Sessions Judge, Srinagar.
Highlighting the role of the District Court as the first accessible forum of justice for ordinary citizens, the Association President emphasised the importance of a constructive partnership between the Bench and the Bar.
He assured full cooperation in strengthening the administration of justice and sought the Chief Justice’s guidance on improving court infrastructure, enhancing facilities for lawyers and litigants, strengthening legal aid, promoting alternative dispute resolution and providing structured training for young advocates.
The Association President also announced that the Association had accepted in principle the induction of five women lawyers into its Executive Committee, with the decision to be formalised shortly.
Addressing the gathering, the Chief Justice expressed happiness at interacting with members of the Bar and the judiciary at Srinagar. Drawing upon his experience as a lawyer, he emphasised the need to encourage and support women advocates, observing that their active participation was essential for the progress of the legal fraternity.
Chief Justice recalled the pioneering contribution of Cornelia Sorabji and stressed the importance of bringing women lawyers to the forefront. Appreciating the Association’s decision to induct women members into its Executive Committee, the Chief Justice described lawyers as vital custodians of access to justice and constitutional rights.
He urged the legal fraternity to respond to evolving societal expectations and emphasised the need to embrace technology, observing that failure to adapt could leave institutions behind.
The programmes underscored the shared commitment of the Bench and the Bar to strengthening the justice delivery system, upholding the rule of law and preserving the dignity and independence of the institution of justice.

10/10/2026

Only 16.6% Class 3 children can read Class 2 text, Omar calls for education reforms

10/10/2026

Special Voter Enrollment & Updation Drive on 11 October (Sunday), 9 AM–5 PM, at all polling stations across District Baramulla. Eligible citizens are urged to participate.

10/10/2026

Baramulla Police Success Hinges on Public Cooperation: SSP

Urges residents to approach cops with grievances, assures timely redressal

Srinagar, Oct 10 : Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Baramulla, Gurinder Pal Singh, on Saturday said the police can deliver only when the public extends its support, and appealed to the people to come forward with their issues and concerns without hesitation reported news agency KNS.

Addressing a press conference at the SDPO office in Pattan, the SSP said, "We are here for the protection and welfare of the people. Whenever there are concerns, the public should come forward to us be it the SHO, SDPO, SSP or even the DIG for the redressal of their sufferings, issues and concerns."

He said the police are successful only when people cooperate and support them, adding that only together can we make a peaceful environment for a successful society.

The SSP was addressing the media about the police's performance, particularly the solving of several theft cases by Baramulla police, including three in Pattan and two in Kreeri.

SSP Gurinder Pal Singh also praised his officers for their efforts in securing a peaceful environment for a better and successful society.

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