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Omar Abdullah Presents J&K Budget 2025-26: Free Rides for Women and Free Electricity for AAY Families

March 7, 2025 Editor

Omar Abdullah Presents J&K Budget 2025-26: Full Speech Here Srinagar 07 March 2025: On March 7, 2025, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah presented the J&K Budget 2025-26 in the Legislative Assembly. This budget marks a significant milestone as it is the first budget of J&K after a gap of seven years. The budget includes a range of welfare measures aimed at improving the lives of the people of Jammu and Kashmir, with a particular focus on women and economically vulnerable families. Key Announcements 1. Free Rides for Women…

Heavy Snowfall and Flashfloods Cause Tragic Incidents and Road Closures in J&K

March 1, 2025 Editor

3 Dead, 12 Rescued as Snow, Flashfloods Disrupt Life in J&K Srinagar 01 March 2025: Heavy snowfall in the higher reaches of Jammu and Kashmir has disrupted surface connectivity across many areas, with flashfloods and landslides exacerbating the situation. The severe weather conditions have led to tragic incidents, road closures, and multiple rescue operations. Tragic Incidents: Udhampur District: Incident: Two people were killed when a boulder from a hillock struck their two-wheeler near Moungari in Udhampur district. The victims included a 50-year-old woman and her 25-year-old son. Reasi District: Incident:…

Schools in Kashmir to Reopen on March 7 Following Weather-Related Extension

February 28, 2025February 28, 2025 Editor

Kashmir Schools to Reopen After Winter Break on March 7: Minister Srinagar, February 28, 2025 – In light of the recent inclement weather, the Jammu and Kashmir government has decided to extend the winter vacations for all schools in the region. Education Minister Sakina Itoo announced that the vacations have been extended until March 6, and schools will now reopen on March 7. Decision-Making Process: On Thursday, the Jammu and Kashmir government held a crucial meeting to discuss the possible extension of winter vacations following fresh snowfall across the Valley.…

Protecting Our Children’s Future: Open Letter Against Unjust School Fee Hike

February 19, 2025February 19, 2025 Editor

Arbitrary School Fee Hikes: A Call for Transparency and Fairness Srinagar 19 Feb: In a recent move that has sparked widespread concern among parents, New Convent School – Gogji Bagh, Srinagar, announced a sudden fee hike effective from March 24. The decision has created significant financial stress for many families, exacerbated by the school’s ultimatum that hall tickets for examinations will not be issued unless the revised fees are paid in full by the stipulated deadline. This situation has led to an outcry from parents, calling for transparency and fairness…

J&K Prepares for Annual Board Exams: 93586 Students in Soft Zones

February 15, 2025 Editor

93586 students to write exams in 873 centres in J&K’s soft zone areas; Education Minister directs officers to ensure conducive atmosphere for exams Srinagar, Feb 14: As many as 93586 students are scheduled to write their class 12th annual regular examination on Saturday (February 15) , to be conducted by JK Board of School Education (BOSE) in soft zone areas of Jammu and Kashmir. As per the official figures, 102298 students across Jammu and Kashmir have registered for class 12th annual regular examination out of which 93586 fall in soft…

Bihar University Professor’s Social Media Post Prompts Protests Over Comments on Muslim National Identity

January 7, 2024 Editor

A professor at a Bihar university is being investigated by the police for his demand of a “separate homeland for Muslims” through his social media posts. The social media post by Khursheed Alam triggered protests by the students and ultimately led to his resignation from his post. Khursheed Alam was an assistant professor at Jai Prakash University. He wrote two anti-India protests – one post read “United Pakistan and Bangladesh #Zindabad” and the other “…the Indian Muslims want a separate homeland adjoining Pakistan and Bangladesh” – on social media a…

J&K Grapples with a Hidden Epidemic: 14 Lakh Individuals Impacted by Substance Abuse

December 29, 2023 Editor

In a deeply troubling revelation, Jammu and Kashmir is grappling with a severe drug addiction crisis and as per the recent government data approximately 14 lakh individuals are ensnared by substance abuse, posing a significant threat to public health and societal well-being. National Conference (NC) Member of Parliament Hasnain Masoodi raised the concern during the Parliament session, inquiring whether there were nearly 10 lakh drug addicts in J&K. In response, the Union Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment, in a written reply to the Lok Sabha, cited the…

Futureproof Your Future: Invest in These 9 AI Careers for 2024 and Beyond

December 7, 2023 Editor

Riding the Wave of AI: Top Careers in the Artificial Intelligence Ecosystem (2024) By: Javid Amin Artificial intelligence (AI) has undeniably infiltrated almost every aspect of our lives, transforming industries and driving innovation at an unprecedented pace. As AI continues its exponential growth, its impact on the future of work is becoming increasingly evident. The demand for skilled professionals in this domain is soaring, creating exciting and lucrative career opportunities across diverse fields. This article delves into the top AI careers predicted to dominate the market in 2024, offering valuable…

Kashmir Chamber of Commerce & Industry Concerned over Erratic Power Supply

November 4, 2023 Editor

The Kashmir Chamber of Commerce & Industry (KCC&I) has expressed deep concern and disappointment over the erratic power supply in Kashmir Valley. The Chamber has been keenly observing and assessing the situation for the past several months, and has found that the power outages have had a grave impact on industry, trade, business, and households. The KCC&I has criticized the Kashmir Power Distribution Corporation Limited (KPDCL) for its “unreliable and contradictory policies” in maintaining regular power supply. The Chamber pointed out that the KPDCL had promised uninterrupted power supply after…

Removal of Corporal Punishment in Schools and its Impact on the Behavioral Landscape of Kashmiri Youth

October 18, 2023October 18, 2023 Editor

Unintended Consequences: The Impact of Removing Corporal Punishment in Kashmiri Schools By: Javid Amin The state of Jammu and Kashmir, nestled in the lap of the Himalayas, has long been a symbol of breathtaking natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and the resilience of its people in the face of adversity. However, recent developments in the region, particularly the removal of corporal punishment from schools, have started to paint a different picture. The consequences of this change are felt across all strata of society, but it is the impact on the…