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Tragedy in Chenani-Nashri Tunnel: Six Injured, 20 Animals Perish in Collision

April 12, 2025 Editor

Nomadic Family Struck by Grief in Tunnel Collision, Livestock Lost Ramban, 11 April 2025: In a tragic incident on Friday, six members of a nomadic family sustained injuries, and 20 livestock, including sheep and goats, lost their lives in a collision inside the Chenani-Nashri Tunnel along the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway. The accident occurred when a vehicle rammed into a load carrier transporting the family and their animals. The injured individuals, identified as Mohd Ashraf (65), Refa Bibi (50), Saida Bibi (25), Umra Bibi (18), Wajid (27), and another family member,…

Waheed Parra Raises Alarm Over Depoliticisation and Demographic Threat in Kashmir

April 11, 2025 Editor

PDP Legislator Criticizes Political Inaction and Highlights Concerns Over Identity Srinagar, 11 April 2025: A Call for Action Amid Growing Concerns Waheed Parra, a legislator from the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), has voiced serious concerns about the ongoing political and demographic changes in Jammu and Kashmir. Speaking to the media, Parra accused the ruling administration and opposition parties of failing to address the fears of the region’s people, particularly in the wake of the abrogation of Articles 370 and 35A in August 2019. Depoliticisation of Kashmir Parra criticized the lack…

Man Sentenced to 3 Days of Community Service for Public Drunkenness in Srinagar

April 11, 2025 Editor

A Step Towards Rehabilitation Under New Criminal Laws Srinagar, 10 April 2025: Justice with a Restorative Approach In a move reflecting the implementation of New Criminal Laws aimed at promoting social responsibility, a Srinagar court has sentenced an individual charged with public drunkenness to three days of community service, instead of traditional penalties such as imprisonment or fines. The offender, Riyaz Ahmad Dar, a resident of Theed Harwan, Srinagar, was found intoxicated and causing public nuisance, violating section 355 BNS. The decision by the court of Chief Judicial Magistrate Srinagar…

Night of Terror: Militants Seek Shelter in Udhampur Teacher’s Home

April 11, 2025 Editor

Three Militants Demand Shelter and Supplies Before Fleeing Udhampur, 11 April 2015: A Night of Fear in Basantgarh In a distressing incident that has left the residents of Udhampur’s Basantgarh area on edge, three armed militants reportedly entered the home of a local school teacher, Rashpaul Singh, on Wednesday night. The brazen intrusion is the latest in a series of unsettling events that indicate heightened militant activity in the region, raising concerns about the security of civilians in these rural areas. A Night of Terror According to Rashpaul Singh, the…

Golden Delight: Kashmir’s Mustard Fields Bloom, Casting a Spell Amid Cloudy Skies

April 11, 2025 Editor

A Visual Symphony of Nature Takes Center Stage in the Valley Srinagar, 10 April 2025: The Land of Springtime Charm Amid the hazy embrace of overcast skies, the Kashmir Valley’s sprawling mustard fields have sprung to life, dazzling everyone with their vibrant shades of gold. These fields, blanketed by millions of blooming flowers, offer a breathtaking sight as they contrast against the cloud-kissed Himalayan peaks in the backdrop. The stunning scenery has not only enthralled locals but also captivated visitors who find themselves awestruck by the Valley’s natural beauty. The…

Chaos in J&K Assembly: MLAs Exchange Blows on Final Day of Budget Session

April 10, 2025 Editor

Physical Scuffles and Allegations Mar Legislative Proceedings Srinagar, 09 April 2025: A Day of High Drama The Jammu and Kashmir Assembly witnessed unprecedented chaos on the final day of its budget session as a heated confrontation between Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA Mehraj Malik and members of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) turned violent. The incident, which unfolded in the central hall of the legislative complex, involved physical altercations, abusive exchanges, and an alleged assault, further tarnishing an already tumultuous session. The Altercation Unfolds The confrontation began earlier in the…

NC, PDP, and Apni Party to Challenge Waqf Amendment Act in Supreme Court

April 10, 2025 Editor

Political and Legal Battle Intensifies Over Controversial Legislation Srinagar,09 April 2025: A United Front Against the Waqf Act The amendments to the Waqf Act have triggered a political storm in Jammu and Kashmir, with the ruling National Conference (NC), opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and Jammu and Kashmir Apni Party announcing their plans to approach the Supreme Court to challenge the legislation. The Act, which has sparked protests and disrupted proceedings in the Legislative Assembly, is being described by critics as a direct attack on the religious autonomy and property…

Record-Breaking Bloom: Tulip Garden Welcomes Over 4.46 Lakh Visitors in Just 15 Days

April 10, 2025 Editor

A Blooming Marvel Captivates Hearts and Sparks Tourism Growth Srinagar, 09 April 2025: A Story of Beauty and Milestones The Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden, nestled in the pristine foothills of the Zabarwan Range, has once again become the jewel of Jammu and Kashmir’s spring landscape. In just 15 days of the ongoing Tulip Show 2025, the garden has welcomed an incredible 4.46 lakh visitors, smashing all previous records and underscoring its growing global appeal as a must-visit destination. This achievement is not merely a numerical milestone—it’s a celebration of…

Chance Encounter or Political Optics? Rijiju Meets Omar, Farooq Abdullah

April 10, 2025 Editor

Union Minister Emphasizes Chance Meeting, Urges Focus on Kashmir’s Beauty Srinagar, 09 April 2025: A Meeting Under Scrutiny Union Minority Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju has sought to clarify the controversy surrounding his recent interaction with Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and National Conference (NC) President Farooq Abdullah at Srinagar’s iconic Tulip Garden. The meeting, which coincided with ongoing protests against the Waqf (Amendment) Act, has drawn criticism from opposition parties, who accused the NC of extending a warm welcome to the architect of the contentious legislation. Rijiju, however,…

Global Conflicts and Tariffs Threaten Kashmir’s Carpet Legacy

April 10, 2025 Editor

Global Conflicts and Trade Policies Threaten the Valley’s Iconic Handicrafts Srinagar, 09 April 2025: A Struggling Legacy Kashmir’s famed carpet industry, renowned for its exquisite hand-knotted silk creations, is grappling with severe challenges as global conflicts and trade policies disrupt its operations. Once a thriving sector, the industry now faces declining exports, shrinking markets, and mounting financial strain, threatening the livelihoods of thousands of artisans and exporters. Impact of Global Conflicts The Russia-Ukraine war has emerged as a major blow to Kashmir’s carpet trade. Russia, a key market for high-value…