Srinagar-Jammu highway open
Landslide clearance at Dhramthal expected to take up to 5 days
Landslide clearance at Dhramthal expected to take up to 5 days
More than 1086 hectares of J&K forest land have been approved for non-forestry use, putting the cost of development under scrutiny. Amir Yaseen reports.
As J&K spends Rs 1579 crore on disaster recovery, speed and resilience will determine whether it simply rebuilds or prepares for the next disaster. Mir Suneem reports.
J&K’s forests are too vital to protect on a shoestring budget; four years without funding exposes a dangerous gap between policy and preparedness. Wajahat Iqbal Kashtwari writes.
Approvals cover 1.31% of national total
Traffic diverted as rain damages multiple stretches
Package includes Rs 1534.58 crore under Post-Disaster Needs Assessment, Rs 44.52 crore for a dedicated recovery plan
Vehicle plunges into Chenab near power project
President cites Kargil, Operation Sindoor in security message