Resurgence of Wild Boars Poses Ecological Threat in Kashmir, Experts Warn Srinagar: Kashmir, known for its unique biodiversity is currently facing a new ecological challenge posed by the resurfacing of wild boars. These animals have been frequently sighted in northern districts like Kupwara, Baramulla, and Bandipora over the past few years, and have been responsible for crop damage and distress among local farmers. Recently, their appearance in Srinagar, particularly along the banks of Dal Lake, has sparked anger and concern among the residents. Recently the Wildlife department responded by tranquilising two…
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Day After Omar Abdullah, Engineer Rashid Discusses Key Issues with L-G
The meeting comes a day before NC vice-president Omar Abdullah is set to be sworn in as the new CM. Baramulla MP Sheikh Abdul Rashid, popularly known as Engineer Rashid, met Lt Governor Manoj Sinha at the Raj Bhawan Saturday. The meeting comes a day before NC vice-president Omar Abdullah is set to be sworn in as the new CM. This is Rashid’s first meeting with Sinha. In a statement it issued about the meeting, Rashid’s Awami Ittehad Party (AIP) said it was aimed to discuss the “burning issues” of North…
Read MoreFarooq Abdullah, Tarigami Criticize New L-G Orders Limiting State Government Powers
The Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor’s administration issued two notifications in a span of 24 hours, which limit the powers of the income State government in recruitment and service matters. Two notifications issued by the Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor’s administration in a span of 24 hours evoked sharp reactions from National Conference (NC) president Dr. Farooq Abdullah and CPI(M) leader M.Y. Tarigami on Saturday (October 12, 2024). With this, the stage looks set for a turf war between the L-G and the incoming Chief Minister over the truncated powers…
Read MoreMicrosoft Products Under Threat: Urgent Security Advisory Issued by CERT-In
Govt Issues Urgent Warning for Microsoft Windows Users: Check Critical Vulnerabilities Discovered in MS Products By: Javid Amin The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT- In) has issued an urgent advisory regarding multiple vulnerabilities found in Microsoft products. These vulnerabilities pose significant security risks, potentially allowing attackers to gain elevated privileges, bypass security restrictions, and access sensitive information. Users are strongly advised to apply appropriate security updates to mitigate these risks. Overview of Vulnerabilities CERT-In reported vulnerabilities in several Microsoft products, including Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Azure, Developer Tools, and Microsoft…
Read MorePhone Habits Holding You Back? Top 10 Changes to Boost Your College Experience
Are you unintentionally letting your phone affect your academic performance? Learn how you can improve focus, productivity, and well-being by transforming your phone habits. By: Javid Amin In today’s digital age, smartphones are inseparable from our daily lives, especially for college students. From managing class schedules to staying connected with friends, these devices serve as a powerful tool. However, improper mobile phone habits can significantly impact your college success, mental well-being, and even your physical health. Recognizing and addressing these habits is crucial for achieving a balanced and productive college…
Read MoreProvisional Affiliation Granted: Govt Supports Schools Tagged with Nearby Institutions
Govt grants ‘Provisional Affiliation’ to all schools tagged with nearby govt schools in 2023 Srinagar, Oct 10: In a major relief for the private schools, the Jammu and Kashmir Government has decided to grant provisional affiliation to all the schools which were last year tagged with nearby government schools in Kashmir for operating on government land with “expired affiliations”. Last year, the JK Board of School Education (BOSE) tagged “on-roll” students of over 200 private academic institutions of Kashmir with nearby government schools amid the stiff opposition from the private…
Read MoreKashmir’s First Snowfall Ushers in Tourism Surge as Visitors Embrace Scenic Beauty
Embrace the Magic of Kashmir’s Winter Wonderland with JKL Travels! By: Javid Amin As the first snowfall blankets the majestic landscapes of Zojila Pass and Sonamarg, there’s no better time to experience the breathtaking beauty of Kashmir. With a fresh layer of snow, these destinations transform into winter wonderlands, attracting travelers from all over the country and beyond. This season, let JKL Travels be your guide to explore the pristine beauty, serenity, and adventure that only a Kashmir winter can offer. ❄️ Kashmir’s Winter Season: A New Beginning for Adventure…
Read MoreOmar Abdullah Moves Forward: Seeks Swearing-In Date with LG Sinha
Abdullah announced that he handed over letters of support from the Congress, CPM, AAP, and several independent members to the LG. National Conference Vice President Omar Abdullah met with Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Friday, October 11, to formally stake his party’s claim for government formation in Jammu and Kashmir. After the meeting, Abdullah announced that he handed over letters of support from the Congress, CPM, AAP, and several independent members to the LG. “I requested him to fix a date for the swearing-in ceremony so that the government can…
Read MoreBeirut Under Fire: Israeli Air Strikes Kill 22, Injure 117
22 killed, 117 injured in Israeli air strikes on Beirut New Delhi, Oct 11: Israeli air strikes in central Beirut killed 22 people and injured 117 on Thursday late evening Lebanon’s health ministry said. The strikes happened in Bachoura, in the city. Israeli fighter jets bombed residential buildings in two crowded neighbourhoods, Nweiri and Basta, without giving any evacuation warnings. Most Israeli strikes have focused on southern Beirut, where Hizbollah has its base. Loud explosions were heard, and rescuers were seen searching through the rubble. Many injured were taken to the…
Read MoreNC’s Mandate: Omar Abdullah Calls for Bureaucratic Accountability
Bureaucrats will have to respond to MLAs: Omar Abdullah Srinagar, Oct 10: The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference (JKNC) vice president and the Chief Ministerial candidate Omar Abdullah has said that the bureaucrats are accountable to an elected government. Omar, who was once elected as India’s youngest Chief Minister and is now set to take that chair again, although with less powers, said, a DC (District Commissioner) can’t ignore an MLA, neither can an SP (Superintendent of Police). “So, people’s work will get done. Up until now, they just haven’t…
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