Follow our WhatsApp Channel for instant updates — Join Now Jammu bags 72% of reservation certificates in 2025, Kashmir at 28% Minister admits asset criteria main reason for rejection of EWS certificates in Valley but say no proposal to amend its rules KNO Special Correspondent Srinagar, Oct 31 (KNO): In yet another revelation indicating gross … Read more
The Directorate of School Education Kashmir (DSEK) has changed school timings across the valley from November 1, 2025, marking the shift to the winter schedule for all government and private schools.
The Ministry of Home Affairs has appointed Advocate Shri Singh as the Special Public Prosecutor to represent the NIA in the Pahalgam terror attack case, which left 26 people dead and 16 injured.
Follow our WhatsApp Channel for instant updates — Join Now Today Man Killed After Hit By Train In Qazigund Srinagar, October 30: A man was killed after being hit by a moving train at Qazigund area on Thursday evening. Officials said that a moving train near Qazigund section hit a person, resulting his instant death. … Read more
The Dalgate–Parimpora flyover project worth ₹700 crore has been included in the 2025–26 plan. Surveys and DPR preparation are in progress to help reduce traffic congestion in Srinagar
Follow our WhatsApp Channel for instant updates — Join Now Kupwara Tragedy: Motorcyclist Dies, Another Injured in Kunan Poshpora Road Accident Kupwara, Oct 30: A tragic road accident in north Kashmir’s Kunan Poshpora area of Kupwara district on Thursday morning claimed the life of a motorcyclist, while another person sustained serious injuries. According to reports, … Read more
Follow our WhatsApp Channel for instant updates — Join Now J&K Govt Assigns Additional Responsibilities to Accounts Officer in Key Department Jammu, October 29: The Jammu and Kashmir Finance Department has made a temporary change to the responsibilities of an Accounts Officer. According to a government order, an officer named Ms. Ursila Tabasum, who is … Read more
Nearly 14,000 metric tonnes of apples have been transported from Kashmir through the rail network, easing logistics and providing cost-effective options for farmers, says the J&K Government.
Omar Abdullah has urged that employee termination cases in J&K be decided through the courts, not on suspicion, stressing the need for fairness and due process in government actions.
Two teachers in Jammu and Kashmir have been dismissed for alleged anti-national activities under Article 311(2)(c). The government says the move reinforces its zero-tolerance policy toward threats to state integrity.