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| J-K's Gulmarg gets fresh snowfall | | | |  Gulmarg, Nov 04 : The world-famous tourist destination Gulmarg witnessed fresh snowfall on Tuesday, covering Affarwat and the main bowl area in a white blanket. The snowfall brought smiles to the faces of tourists and locals alike, who were seen enjoying the chilly weather and capturing the stunning winter scenery.
Tourism stakeholders have welcomed the snowfall, expressing hope for a vibrant winter season ahead, especially for skiing and other snow adventure activities.
According to weathe.... | | | | | | A deafening sound and screams before it turned dark: Survivors recall dreadful train collision | | | |  Bilaspur (Chhattisgarh), Nov 4
Moments before the collision, Sanjeev Vishwakarma (35), a passenger of Gevra Road-Bilaspur train, was scrolling through his phone, while some passengers were busy chatting, and some were dozing off, unaware that within seconds, their journey would turn into a nightmare.
Around 4 pm, the MEMU (mainline electric multiple unit) passenger train rammed into a goods train from behind near Bilaspur station, leaving its first coach (engine assembled coach) climbing on.... | | | | | | LG Sinha says peace in J&K built through sacrifice | | | |  Srinagar, Nov 5 : Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Wednesday said that the present atmosphere of peace and development in Jammu and Kashmir has been made possible through years of sacrifice and by following the values of compassion and dialogue taught by India’s spiritual leaders.
Speaking at the International Symposium on Peace, People and Possibilities in J&K at SKICC in Srinagar, Sinha said that lasting peace grows from mutual respect and the ability to live with dignity. The theme of t.... | | | | | | Darbar rolls into Jammu | | | |  Jammu, Nov 1:
The first batch of employees, along with the main official convoy carrying important records from the Civil Secretariat, Srinagar, and other Move offices, reached the winter capital on Saturday, signalling the arrival of ‘Darbar’ in Jammu for the next six months.
Meanwhile, the offices observing six days a week also closed in Srinagar on Saturday, November 1, 2025, after office hours.
The transportation of the rest of the Move employees as part of the main official convoy, c.... | | | | | | 95,000 candidates to write class 10th examination | | 994 examination centres set-up to facilitate fair, orderly exams | | |  Srinagar, Nov 02 : As many as 994 examination centres have been set-up to facilitate Annual examination of nearly 95,000 students of class 10th across Kashmir Division and winter zone areas of Jammu Division beginning on November, 3.
This was stated in a statement issued by J&K BOSE today, mentioning that the timing of the examination will be 11 AM to 2 PM.
While 68,804 students belong to 10 districts of Kashmir Division, 25,224 belong to winter zone areas of Jammu Division falling in it.... | | | | | | Chief Minister Omar Abdullah flags off 2nd Edition of Kashmir Marathon | | Leading from the front, CM completes his half marathon with aplomb | | |  Srinagar, Nov 2 (KNS) : Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on sunday flagged off the second edition of the Kashmir Marathon from Polo View, Srinagar, marking a vibrant celebration of fitness, resilience and the indomitable spirit of Jammu and Kashmir.
The race began at 6:00 AM from Polo View, with runners traversing the scenic Boulevard Road along the banks of the Dal Lake. The marathon was organised by the Department of Tourism, Kashmir, featuring multiple categories including the Full Marathon (.... | | | | | | J&K Assembly Passes four key bills | | | |  Srinagar, Oct 30): The Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly on Wednesday passed four key bills aimed at reforming tenancy laws, strengthening the Panchayati Raj system, improving labour welfare, and enhancing efficiency in the cooperative sector.
The first, The Jammu and Kashmir Tenancy Bill, 2025 (L.A. Bill No. 4 of 2025), seeks to establish a Rent Authority in the Union Territory. The Bill aims to regulate the renting of premises, balance the rights of landlords and tenants, and ensure s.... | | | | | | Departments giving wrong replies to Assembly will face action: Rather | | | |  Srinagar, Oct 30 : Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly Speaker Abdul Rahim Rather on Thursday said that any government department found giving incorrect or misleading replies to legislators during the ongoing Assembly session will face action in accordance with the rules.
Speaking to KNS, Rather said that accountability within the government is essential for the credibility of the legislative process. “If any honourable member feels that he has not got the right or correct answer, he can .... | | | | | | Chief Secy listens to several public welfare issues raised by GCC | | | |  Srinagar, Oct 30 (KNS) : Chief Secretary, Atal Dulloo, today held an interactive meeting with the Group of Concerned Citizens (GCC), a collective of eminent retired civil servants from Jammu and Kashmir led by former Advisor to the Governor, Khurshid Ahmad Ganai.
During the deliberations, the Chief Secretary patiently heard the concerns and suggestions put forth by the group regarding critical developmental, environmental, and civic issues in the Union Territory.
He appreciated the GCC me.... | | | | | | NC sent many stalwarts to Delhi, But some Got affected by Delhi’s Pollution: Omar Abdullah | | Delimitation cut 20,000 votes from Handwara, yet Ch. Ramzan narrowly lost by 600, Calls Ramzan’s nomination to Rajya Sabha recognition of loyalty, decades of service" | | |  Srinagar, Oct 30 : Chief Minister and National Conference Vice President Omar Abdullah on Thursday said that from Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah to Dr. Farooq Abdullah and now himself, the NC has always sent its strongest and most seasoned leaders to Delhi to represent Jammu and Kashmir but some of them “got affected by Delhi’s pollution” and failed to live up to expectations.
Addressing a public gathering in Hamdwara as Per KNS Correspondent , Omar said the party’s consistent effort has been to e.... | | | | |
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