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21/05/2026

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18/05/2026

Sangrama, Baramulla — On 18 May 2026, We Care Cancer Patients Trust, in collaboration with Government Medical College Baramulla and under the supervision of Platelet Incharge Javid Ahmad Bhat, successfully organized a Blood Donation Camp at Sangrama. The event aimed to promote voluntary blood donation and reinforce community responsibility toward lifesaving healthcare.
The camp was formally inaugurated by the Tehsildar Sopore, who commended the organizers for their dedication and stressed the critical role of blood donation in saving lives. The inauguration was also attended by the SHO Sopore and several other respected local officials and guests.
A large and diverse group of voluntary donors including Tauseef Ahmad Raina and across the region participated enthusiastically, demonstrating solidarity and compassion for patients in need of blood and platelets. Medical teams from Government Medical College Baramulla managed donor screening, collection, and post-donation care, ensuring safety and adherence to medical protocols.

18/05/2026

LG Reviews Amarnath Yatra Preparations at Pantha Chowk, Orders Timely Completion of Works

Srinagar, May 18:Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Monday conducted an on-site inspection of the Shri Amarnathji Shrine Board’s Yatri Niwas at Pantha Chowk and reviewed the progress of ongoing construction works and arrangements being put in place for pilgrims.

During the visit, the Lieutenant Governor assessed the status of infrastructure development and facilities being created for devotees ahead of the annual Shri Amarnath Yatra.

He directed the concerned officials to accelerate the pending works and ensure their completion within the stipulated timeframe so that all necessary facilities are made available to the pilgrims before the commencement of the Yatra.

The LG also stressed the importance of maintaining quality standards and ensuring smooth arrangements for the convenience and safety of the yatris.(KNC)

17/05/2026

DC kicks off self-enumeration process for Census 2027 in Ramban
RAMBAN, MAY 17: Principal Census Officer and Deputy Commissioner Ramban, Mohammad Alyas Khan, today formally kicked off the self-enumeration process for Census 2027 in the district, marking the commencement of public participation in the House Listing and Housing Census phase.
The self-enumeration process will remain open from MAY 17 to MAY 31, 2026, enabling citizens to voluntarily enumerate themselves and their households through the Census Self-Enumeration Portal/App.
The Deputy Commissioner urged all residents to participate in this national exercise and ensure that no individual or household is left uncounted. He emphasised that accurate census data plays a vital role in effective planning, development and delivery of public welfare schemes.
He further informed that the district administration has made all necessary arrangements for the smooth conduct of the process across all House Listing Blocks, where enumerators have also been deputed for field verification.
"Your participation will help build an accurate database for informed policymaking and inclusive development," the Deputy Commissioner stated.

17/05/2026

*Dhul Hijjah Moon Sighted in J&K, Eid-ul-Adha on May 27: Grand M***i J&K*

17/05/2026

*Maximum Temperatures Recorded Today*

*Kashmir Division:*

Srinagar = 30.2°C (+4.8°C Above Normal)
Qazigund = 30.5°C (+6.1°C Above Normal)
Pahalgam =24.2°C +2.3°C Above Normal)
Kupwara = 28.4°C (+2.6°C Above Normal)
Kukernag = 28.4°C (+4.6°C Above Normal)
Gulmarg = 22.2°C (+5.9°C Above Normal)

*Jammu Division:*

Jammu = 40.0°C (+1.9°C Above Normal)
Banihal = 29.6°C (+2.9°C Above Normal)
Batote = 29.1°C (+2.7°C Above Normal)
Bhaderwah = 29.0°C (+3.4°C Above Normal)
Katra = 37.0°C (+1.4°C Above Normal)

*Ladakh Region:*

Leh = 19.8°C

17/05/2026

*Ladakh LG Announces Major Wage Hike for Daily Wagers, Calls Old Pay Structure Violation of Social Justice*

*Sweepers, Cleaners, Gardeners Among Thousands to Benefit From New Wage Matrix; Verification Ordered Within 20 Days*

Leh, May 17: The Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh Vinai Kumar Saxena on Sunday announced a major wage rationalisation for daily wagers, part-time and need-based workers employed in various government departments across Ladakh, terming the earlier pay structure as “abysmal” and against the principles of social justice.

In a post on X, LG Saxena, according to news agency JKNS, said that workers such as sweepers, cleaners, gardeners and other wage earners who were receiving salaries as low as Rs 300 to Rs 500 per month for years will now receive substantially revised wages under a new wage matrix.

Under the revised structure, “skilled” workers will now be paid Rs 575 per day, while “unskilled” workers will receive Rs 450 per day on a pro-rata basis, significantly increasing their earnings.

The Lieutenant Governor said directions have also been issued for comprehensive verification of all such workers and implementation of revised wages within 20 days.

LG Saxena wrote, "A landmark reform in Ladakh to ensure dignified wages to the marginalized wage earners. I have ordered a major wage rationalization for daily wagers, part-time/need-based workers, like sweepers, cleaners, gardeners, etc., who were working for pay as low as Rs 300 to Rs 500 per month, in various govt departments, for years. Under the new wage matrix, “skilled” workers will now be paid 575 per day, while “unskilled” workers will earn 450 per day, on pro-rata basis, thereby increasing their pay substantially. Have ordered comprehensive verification of all such workers and revision of their wages, within 20 days. I believe, such abysmal pay violated the principles of social justice. We are committed to ensuring fair and dignified wages for all wage-earners, as per the “Minimum Wages Act”, while acknowledging their immense contribution in delivering critical public services across Ladakh." (JKNS)

17/05/2026

Satish Sharma attends Adhikmas Kumbh 2026 at Mattan, visits religious shrines; reviews sports infra in Anantnag

SRINAGAR, MAY 17: Minister for Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs, Transport, Information Technology, Youth Services & Sports, and Science & Technology, Satish Sharma, today attended the inauguration ceremony of the sacred Adhikmas/Banumas/Purushotam Maas-Kumbh 2026 at the historic Mattan Temple and highlighted the importance of preserving the centuries-old traditions of communal harmony, brotherhood and coexistence in Jammu and Kashmir.

The Minister inaugurated the religious congregation amid the presence of devotees, religious scholars, community representatives and local residents.

Addressing the gathering, Satish Sharma said that Jammu and Kashmir has always been known for its rich spiritual and cultural legacy where people from different faiths have lived together in harmony and mutual respect for generations. He said that such religious and cultural events serve as a strong reminder of the region’s composite culture and play a vital role in strengthening the social unity and fostering mutual understanding among communities.

The Minister emphasized that the government remains committed towards safeguarding and promoting the unique cultural and spiritual heritage of Jammu and Kashmir.

Extending his greetings to the devotees and participants attending the sacred event, the Minister wished for peaceful and successful celebrations and prayed for lasting peace, prosperity and wellbeing of the people of Jammu and Kashmir.

The Minister was accompanied by Legislators Abdul Majeed Larmi and Riyaz Ahmad Khan, who also interacted with the devotees. They appreciated the role of such gatherings in strengthening the communal harmony and preserving the pluralistic ethos of the region.

Later, Satish Sharma visited Gurudwara Mattan, where he paid obeisance and interacted with members of the Sikh community. He reiterated the government’s resolve towards ensuring equal respect and support for all religious institutions and communities across Jammu and Kashmir.

Subsequently, the Minister paid obeisance at the revered Aishmuqam Shrine and prayed for peace, prosperity and communal harmony in the region.

During the visit, he interacted with the devotees and local residents and described the shrine as a symbol of Kashmir’s spiritual heritage and centuries-old traditions of brotherhood and inclusiveness.

On the sidelines of the visit, the Minister also inspected the playground at Mattan and reviewed the available sports infrastructure and ongoing developmental works.

Interacting with the local youth and sports enthusiasts, he assured them that the government is focused on strengthening the sports infrastructure and creating better opportunities for young talent across Jammu and Kashmir.

The Minister directed the concerned officials to ensure that development works at sports facilities are completed within the stipulated timelines so that adequate infrastructure is made available to aspiring players at the grassroots level.

Later, Satish Sharma visited the playground at Anantnag and took stock of the existing sports infrastructure and maintenance works. He stressed upon the officials to maintain quality standards and ensure proper upkeep of sports facilities for the benefit of local youth and budding athletes.

Reiterating the government’s commitment towards youth empowerment, the Minister said that providing modern sports infrastructure and encouraging youth participation in sports remains one of the key priorities of the government. He added that sustained efforts are being made to create a vibrant sporting ecosystem across Jammu and Kashmir to nurture talent and positively engage the youth.