CM Omar calls for transparency in Ganderbal encounter inquiry
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday urged full transparency in the investigation of a disputed encounter in Ganderbal
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday urged full transparency in the investigation of a disputed encounter in Ganderbal
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday warned of a deepening environmental crisis in Jammu and Kashmir
The influx of drugs to J&K is part of a larger international conspiracy to jeopardise the future of the youth
Narendra Modi on Thursday called for broad political consensus to advance amendments to India’s women’s reservation law
Residents said the problem worsens during rainy periods, when water accumulates in damaged stretches, at times rendering roads impassable.
CM Omar’s comments reflected skepticism toward those claims, framing the conflict as both unnecessary and inconclusive.
Hospitals warned they would be forced to stop offering treatment under the scheme, commonly known as the “Golden Card,” if dues are not cleared and supply chains restored.
Begum said some workers had been threatened with dismissal if they did not comply or if protests continued.
The LG also expressed hope for the well-being of all, wishing people good health.
Kashmir Impulse Desk Jammu, April 6 Senior officials in Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday reviewed plans to implement a new urban development financing program, with an emphasis on identifying viable projects and leveraging private investment to modernize city infrastructure. At a meeting chaired by the chief secretary, Atal Dulloo, officials discussed the roadmap for the […]