‘Arrogant and Illogical’: Omar Abdullah’s Liquor Remarks Deepen Political Storm in J&K By: Javid Amin | 11 May 2026 What began as an off-the-cuff comment by Omar Abdullah on liquor sales has now evolved into a full-scale political controversy across Jammu and Kashmir. Even after the Chief Minister admitted his remarks were a “mistake” and clarified that no new liquor outlets had been opened under his government, criticism continues to intensify from political rivals, religious voices, and even leaders within the broader regional political spectrum. The latest attacks came from:…
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Omar Abdullah Meets Amit Shah as Key J&K Files Remain Stuck in Delhi
Omar Abdullah Meets Amit Shah Over Statehood, Reservation Reforms & Pending J&K Files By: Javid Amin | 11 May 2026 High-Stakes Delhi Meeting: Omar Abdullah Pushes Pending J&K Files Before Amit Shah A politically significant meeting between Omar Abdullah and Union Home Minister Amit Shah has drawn national attention as several crucial governance and policy files concerning Jammu and Kashmir remain pending with the Centre. The discussions, held on May 11, 2026, come at a critical moment when the Union Territory continues to grapple with unresolved questions surrounding statehood restoration,…
Read MorePollens, Pollution, and Failing Lungs: The Silent Respiratory Crisis Growing in Our Cities
How Climate Change, Toxic Air, and Seasonal Allergies Are Creating a Perfect Storm for Human Lungs By: Javid Amin | 10 May 2026 Pollens, Pollution, and Failing Lungs: The Invisible Enemies We Breathe Every Day Every breath should sustain life. Yet for millions of people living in crowded cities and rapidly expanding towns, breathing itself is becoming a health risk. Across urban and semi-urban regions, a dangerous combination of seasonal pollens, toxic pollution, and climate change is quietly damaging human lungs. Doctors are witnessing a sharp rise in asthma attacks,…
Read MoreOmar Abdullah Hits Back at PDP, Accuses Party of ‘Hiding Its Own Sins’ Amid Escalating Political War
Omar Abdullah Slams PDP Over ‘Baseless Allegations’ in Escalating NC-PDP Row By: Javid Amin | 10 May 2026 NC-PDP Political Battle Intensifies as Omar Abdullah Launches Sharp Counterattack The political confrontation between the Jammu and Kashmir National Conference and the Peoples Democratic Party has escalated sharply after Chief Minister Omar Abdullah accused the PDP of making “baseless allegations” to distract from what he described as its own political failures and contradictions. The remarks come amid growing exchanges between the two regional rivals over governance, corruption, education, and religious politics in…
Read MoreFrom Silver Screen to State Secretariat: Vijay Takes Oath as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister
Vijay Sworn In as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister | TVK Forms Government in Historic Shift By: Javid Amin | 10 May 2026 Tamil Nadu has entered a transformative political era. In a historic moment blending cinema, mass politics, and regional aspiration, actor-turned-politician Vijay was officially sworn in as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, marking the formal rise of the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) from a political movement to the ruling force of the state. The swearing-in ceremony, held at Lok Bhavan in Chennai, was administered by Governor Rajendra Vishwanath…
Read MoreMehbooba Mufti Targets Omar Abdullah Over ‘Silence’ on Budgam Law University Promise
Mehbooba Mufti Questions Omar Abdullah’s Silence on Budgam Law University Promise By: Javid Amin | 09 May 2026 Budgam Law University Row Intensifies as Mehbooba Questions Omar Abdullah’s ‘Silence’ A fresh political confrontation has emerged in Jammu and Kashmir after Mehbooba Mufti accused Chief Minister Omar Abdullah of remaining silent on the establishment of a proposed law university in Budgam — a project that had reportedly figured prominently in the Jammu and Kashmir National Conference election manifesto. The issue has quickly evolved beyond a simple infrastructure debate, turning into a…
Read MoreKashmir Heatwave: Srinagar Records Scorching 31.7°C, 7.6 Degrees Above Normal
Srinagar Heatwave: Kashmir Records 31.7°C, Temperature 7.6°C Above Normal By: Javid Amin | 09 May 2026 Srinagar Sizzles at 31.7°C as Kashmir Faces Unusual Heatwave The Kashmir Valley, traditionally known for its cool summers and mild climate, is witnessing an alarming rise in temperatures this May. Srinagar recorded a scorching 31.7°C — a massive 7.6 degrees above the seasonal average — marking one of the hottest days of the season so far. The sudden spike has left residents exhausted under blazing afternoon heat, while experts warn that Kashmir’s increasingly erratic…
Read MoreRuhullah Warns of Ideological Drift in National Conference, Calls for Return to Core Kashmiri Values
Ruhullah Flags Ideological Drift in NC: Calls for Return to Core Values By: Javid Amin | 09 May 2026 Senior National Conference leader Agha Syed Ruhullah Mehdi has triggered fresh political debate in Jammu and Kashmir after issuing a pointed warning about what he described as an “ideological drift” within the Jammu & Kashmir National Conference. In remarks that have resonated strongly within political circles and among sections of the Valley’s youth, Ruhullah cautioned that the party risks losing its historical identity if it moves too far away from its…
Read MoreKashmir eServices: One-Stop Digital Solutions for Websites, Software & More in Kashmir | Affordable & Expert Services
Kashmir eServices: Your All-in-One Digital Partner Transforming Businesses in the Valley By: Javid Amin | May 2026 From stunning websites to custom software and round-the-clock support, this Srinagar-based team delivers everything businesses need to shine online – under one roof and at prices that make sense. In today’s fast-moving digital world, having a strong online presence isn’t a luxury – it’s essential. Whether you run a small shop in Srinagar, manage a tourism business in Gulmarg, or lead an educational institute in Jammu, your success increasingly depends on how well…
Read MoreSakina Itoo Questions Bulldozer Policy in J&K: ‘Counseling, Not Demolitions, Can Fight Drug Crisis’
‘Bulldozers Won’t Cure Addiction’: Sakina Itoo Challenges J&K’s Demolition Policy By: Javid Amin | 08 May 2026 A sharp debate is emerging in Jammu and Kashmir over the government’s controversial demolition drives targeting properties linked to alleged drug peddlers. Senior leader Sakina Itoo has openly criticized the policy, arguing that bulldozing family homes is “wrong and counterproductive” and warning that such actions punish entire households rather than addressing the root causes of addiction and drug trafficking. Her remarks have added momentum to a growing conversation in Kashmir about whether the…
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