Srinagar: Asserting that restoration of essential services and public utilities on war footing is the priority of the government, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah directed concerned departments to redouble the ration supply to
Srinagar: A security blanket has been thrown around vital installations and checking intensified across Kashmir Valley ahead of Independence day to thwart any attempt by militants to disrupt the celebrations. The tightened security arrangements were
Dehradun: Kedarnath valley residents, who lost their houses in the June calamity in Uttarakhand, have threatened to boycott the 2014 general elections if the state government does not devise a proper rehabilitation policy and relocate
New Delhi, June 24: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is expected to announce a package for border districts of Jammu and Kashmir when he travels there tomorrow along with UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi on a two-day
Shimla, June 24 : Airlifting of stranded tourists and locals from high altitude areas of rain-ravaged Kinnaur district in Himachal Pradesh began on Monday after some delay owing to bad weather in the morning, officials
Srinagar, Jun 7: The Jammu and Kashmir government will develop unexplored tourist destinations in the Valley in order to ease the rush of visitors to the famous ski-resort of Gulmarg and other known picturesque spots
Srinagar, May 31: A three-member team of the Pakistan Indus Water Commission concluded a two-day visit to the Kashmir Valley Friday.Sources in the state government said the three-member team of the Pakistan Indus Water Commission,
Srinagar, Apr 29: Militants fired shots at and hurled a grenade at a police check-post here following which the security forces are on the lookout for a ‘white car' which was used in the attack
Srinagar, Mar 28: A strike called by a group of separatists demanding return of bodies of Parliament attack convict Mohammad Afzal Guru and JKLF founder Mohammad Maqbool Bhat evoked little response in Kashmir Valley today.
Srinagar, Dec 31: Life across the Kashmir Valley was partially affected by the separatist shutdown call Monday to protest last week's firing by security forces on protesters in Pulwama town, although private transport and essential
Srinagar, Nov 20 : Srinagar city, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, witnessed the first sub-zero night of this winter as the minimum temperature in almost all parts of the Valley and Ladakh region
Srinagar, Oct 16: Fresh snowfall in the higher reaches Tuesday brought down the temperatures in the Kashmir Valley giving residents a feeling of the winter setting in earlier than scheduled."The minimum temperature fell to 8.2
Srinagar, Nov 7: At least 17 security personnel were today injured as protesting youths clashed with them soon after the congregational Eid-ul-Adha prayers concluded in Jammu and Kashmir's Anantnag district, police said.Clashes also broke out
Srinagar, Sept 26: Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi on Monday tried to strike a chord with the youth of Kashmir, saying he could well understand their sufferings as he himself has been a victim of
Srinagar, Sept 27: Curfew was today relaxed in Srinagar city and other parts of the Valley in a phased manner, a police spokesman said here. "Curfew has been relaxed from 2.00 PM to 7.00 PM
Srinagar: Barring Baramulla, curfew was reimposed in all major towns of the Kashmir Valley on Sunday notwithstanding the separatists' decision to exempt the day from protests and strikes. Meanwhile, three persons injured during alleged firing
Srinagar:Two persons were killed and 25 others injured as violent protests continued at several places in Kashmir Valley where curfew remained in force in Srinagar and other major towns for the fifth successive day on
New Delhi: Distressed over the events in Jammu and Kashmir, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday said the government was willing to talk to anybody or any group but asserted that it could not happen
Srinagar: Restrictions were imposed on Wednesday on the movement of people in parts of Srinagar and Budgam districts in the wake of demonstrations planned by separatists across the Kashmir Valley. Normalcy had returned to the
Protesters in Kashmir valley have taken recourse to Facebook to voice their dissent after SMSes were banned in the valley by the state administration, reports Mid DaY.The protesters have now flocked to the social networking
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