Day: July 7, 2026

Congress to Challenge MP Waqf Board Reorganisation in Supreme Court, Opposes Inclusion of Hindu Members

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Congress to Challenge MP Waqf Board Reorganisation in Supreme Court, Opposes Inclusion of Hindu Members

Congress Opposes MP Waqf Board Reorganisation, Plans Supreme Court Challenge Over Hindu Members By: News Desk | 07 July 2026 Congress Opposes Madhya Pradesh Waqf Board Reorganisation, Announces Supreme Court Challenge A fresh political and legal controversy has emerged in Madhya Pradesh after the reorganisation of the state’s Waqf Board reportedly included Hindu members in its composition. The Congress has strongly objected to the move, arguing that it is inconsistent with the purpose and framework of the Waqf law and has announced that it will approach the Supreme Court. The…

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Kishtwar Cloudburst Triggers Flash Floods: Kwar Hydroelectric Project Hit, Highway Blocked as Rescue Teams Rush In

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Kishtwar Cloudburst Triggers Flash Floods: Kwar Hydroelectric Project Hit, Highway Blocked as Rescue Teams Rush In

Kishtwar Cloudburst 2026: Flash Floods Damage Kwar Hydroelectric Project, Highway Blocked in Chenab Valley By: News Desk | 07 July 2026 Flash Floods Strike Kishtwar After Powerful Cloudburst A powerful cloudburst has triggered flash floods in Kishtwar district, causing widespread disruption across the Chenab Valley and exposing the vulnerability of infrastructure in Jammu & Kashmir’s mountainous terrain. The sudden cloudburst unleashed torrents of water, mud and debris that swept through parts of the district, damaging roads, affecting residential areas and disrupting work at the Kwar Hydroelectric Project, one of the…

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Power-Rich, Power-Starved: Why Kashmir Valley Keeps Going Dark Despite Its Hydropower Riches

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Kashmir's Electricity Paradox: One of India's Top Hydropower Producers, Yet Homes Sit in the Dark,Darkness in the Land of Rivers: Kashmir's Never-Ending Power Crisis, Winter or Summer

Power-Rich, Power-Starved: Why Kashmir Valley Keeps Going Dark Despite Its Hydropower Riches By: Javid Amin | 07 July 2026 Srinagar: Fans stall mid-spin, oxygen concentrators wheeze onto backup batteries, online classes freeze on half-loaded screens — this is not a one-off breakdown but a recurring reality for a region that sits on one of India’s largest hydropower reserves. For weeks now, homes, schools, hospitals and offices across the Kashmir Valley have battled long, often unannounced power cuts, even as officials confirm that electricity availability this season is among the highest…

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