Kashmir witnessed another sunny day on Saturday and the India Meteorological Department has predicted more sunny days in Kashmir till Friday. From past four to five days, Kashmir has been witnessing cold nights and sunny days. Another Western Disturbance will hit the Valley later this week. Experience Delhi’s rich history through a series of heritage walks with HT! Participate Now “The day temperature in Srinagar was 3.6 notches above normal and the minimum on previous night was minus 4.9 degrees Celsius, some 4.9 notches below normal,” a MeT official said.…
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Babri Maszid Zindabad: Owaisi Makes Bold Claim in Lok Sabha; ‘Babri Masjid Still Exists’
Asaduddin Owaisi also posted the video of his speech on his X account. New Delhi: AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi, in an emotive speech in the Lok Sabha on Saturday, declared that the Babri mosque will exist in perpetuity at the Ram Temple site in Ayodhya. He concluded his address with the ‘ Babri Maszid zindabad’ slogan. “My faith that the mosque still exists and will remain at the place where it once stood. Babri Masjid was, is and will remain. Long live Babri Masjid, long live India, Jai Hind,” he…
Read MoreCombating PDD Fraud: A Guide to Protecting Yourself and Your Community
By: Javid Amin Deceptive tactics targeting individuals have become increasingly sophisticated, and the realm of utility bill payments is no exception. “PDD Fraud,” characterized by misleading messages claiming imminent disconnection due to unpaid bills, seeks to exploit anxiety and pressure individuals into making false payments. This article empowers you with the knowledge and practical steps to safeguard yourself and your community from such scams. Understanding the Mechanics of PDD Fraud: These fraudulent messages exploit fear and exploitations in digital literacy. Perpetrators often impersonate legitimate organizations like your local electricity provider (Power…
Read MoreRoad Accident in Gulabgarh-Machail Claims Multiple Lives, Including a Minor
Jammu: Three people, including an infant, were killed and 12 others were injured when an SUV skidded off the road and plunged into a deep gorge in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kishtwar district, officials said on Saturday. The overloaded passenger vehicle met with the accident at the Hakoo village on the Gulabgarh-Machail road late Friday evening, the officials said. They said three people – Daya Krishan (36), Sabita Devi (30) and a 15-day-old boy – were killed and 12 others were injured in the accident. Four critically injured people were admitted in…
Read MoreMirwaiz Prevented from Delivering Special Speech at Srinagar Mosque
Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, who was expected to lead congregational prayers at Srinagar’s Jamia Masjid on Friday, was not allowed to leave his residence yet again. The management committee of the mosque had announced on February 7 that Mirwaiz would address people at the grand mosque on February 9. His special sermon was meant to mark Shab-e-Mehraj at Jamia Masjid, an auspicious occasion in the Islamic calendar. The Anjumam Auqaf Jama Masjid committee said that early Friday, a contingent of police vehicles was stationed outside his residence and he was detained.…
Read MoreJ&K Leader Abdullah Open to Alliance with BJP on Certain Conditions, Claims Sajad Lone
Peoples Conference chairman Sajad Gani Lone has accused National Conference president Dr Farooq Abdullah of being desperate to ally with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Lone said Abdullah’s frequent recitations of ‘bhajans’ are not rooted in altruism but rather as a means to remind the BJP of their past camaraderie. “I genuinely believe that he is begging the BJP for an alliance,” Lone said. The statement has come in the wake of Farooq Abdullah’s recent appearance on a television show where he was seen singing ‘bhajans’. Abdullah has been vocal…
Read MoreWinter Woes Persist: Srinagar and Pahalgam Face Frigid Temperatures
The maximum day temperatures climbed 2 to 4 degrees above normal across the Himalayan valley on Friday, with mercury settling at 11.5 degrees Celsius in the summer capital Srinagar. Kashmir witnessed a sunny day on Friday while temperatures on the previous night plunged several degrees below normal, the Srinagar meteorological (MeT) centre said. The maximum day temperatures climbed 2 to 4 degrees above normal across the Himalayan valley on Friday, with mercury settling at 11.5 degrees Celsius in the summer capital Srinagar. Experience Delhi’s rich history through a series of…
Read MoreNavigate the Ever-Evolving IT Landscape: Top 5 Skills for 2024 and Beyond
Beyond Skills: The Importance of Work Ethic, Communication, and Collaboration By: Javid Amin The information technology (IT) sector pulsates with the rhythm of continuous change. Like a river carving its path through ever-shifting terrain, technological advancements leave their mark, reshaping the landscape and demanding adaptation from those who tread within it. To thrive in this dynamic environment, mastering critical skills is paramount. While the industry remains fluid, several core competencies retain their relevance, paving the way for success in the coming year and beyond. Let’s embark on a journey through…
Read MoreHaldwani: 4 Killed, Over 100 Injured in Communal Violence; Schools Shut, Internet Suspended
Communal tension gripped Haldwani on Thursday evening after violence broke out over the demolition of an “illegally built” madrasa Communal tension gripped the Haldwani area of Nainital district on Thursday evening after violence broke out in Banbhoolpura over the demolition of an “illegally built” madrasa, officials familiar with the matter said. The district magistrate of the district has imposed a curfew in Banbhoolpura. A ‘shoot-at-sight’ order has also been issued against the rioters. Vehicles set on fire by miscreants over the demolition of an “illegally built” madrasa at Banbhoolpura area…
Read MoreJammu and Kashmir Records Driest, Warmest January in 43 Years
In terms of snowfall or rains, Srinagar city witnessed the second driest January in the past four decades, recording a mere 3.0 mm of precipitation in the month this year, it said. Several parts of Jammu and Kashmir, including Srinagar city, witnessed the warmest January in 43 years, the Meteorological Centre Srinagar’s data said. In terms of snowfall or rains, Srinagar city witnessed the second driest January in the past four decades, recording a mere 3.0 mm of precipitation in the month this year, it said. The lowest precipitation in…
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