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25 Houses Gutted in Mid-Night Blaze in Kishtwar Srinagar, October 28: Atleast 25 houses were gutted in a devastating fire in Gandhari Padder area of Kishtwar district of Jammu division on intervening night of thrusday-Friday. Confirming the incident, SSP Kishtwar Shafqat Hussain Bhat told that a joint team of Police, army and locals are on job to douse off the fire. However in this incident no loss of life or injury has been reported so far. Cause of fire is being ascertained, the officer added. Meanwhile several family have been rendered homeless due to fire.More details will follow.

CONTROVERSY ON EIDGAH SRINAGAR

A controversy is formed after the wakf board of jammu and kashmir put forward the plan to build a cancer hospital in the eidgah of srinagar

Kashmiri Paper-Mache craft is famous through the world

Kashmiri Paper-Mache craft is famous through the world but unfortunately this craft nowadays in Kashmir is on the verge of extinction as the artisans are leaving this craft because they earn less making the younger generation less willing to practice it. The history of papier-mache in the region goes back to the 14th century, when a Muslim saint Mir Syed Ali Hamdani, known as Shah-e-Hamdan brought skilled artists to Kashmir from Persia.

3 residential houses damaged in Kangan blaze

3 residential houses damaged in Kangan blaze Ganderbal, Sept 13 : Three residential houses were damaged in a massive blaze that broke out in in Yachama Kangan area of Centeral Kashmir's Ganderbal on Tuesday morning. An official told the news agency that the fire broke out in a two residential houses at Yachama today Morning He said that soon after the incident fire tenders were rushed to the spot to douse off the flames, however, three houses suffered damage in the incident. The official added that cause of fire was not immediately

شیری کشمیر پارک میں جلسے کے بعد کچھ مناظر

BANANA FIGHT.. سری نگر۔ شیری کشمیر پارک میں جلسے کے بعد کچھ مناظر

While Extracting Sand, Young Labourer Drowns In River Jehlum

*While Extracting Sand, Young Labourer Drowns In River Jehlum* Srinagar, Sep 1: A labourer while extracting sand from the river Jehlum drowned during the pre-dawn hours on Thursday in Srinagar, an official from the River Police said. The incident occurred near Armpora Sonwar footbridge. The official told news agency Kashmir News Trust that some labourers were extracting the sand during which a labourer from Banihal Ramban lost balance in the boat and slipped into the river. “An operation that was started shortly after the incident to locate the labourer is underway. He is feared dead,” the official said and identified the victim as 23-year-old Jaafar Ahmed Wani son of Abdul Rashid Wani, a resident of Banihal area of Ramban district of Jammu and Kashmir.

A woman mourns the death of her cow in Nowpora area of Dooru in south Kashmir's Anantnag district. The cow and a calf died after an electric wire fell upon them, this morning.

A woman mourns the death of her cow in Nowpora area of Dooru in south Kashmir's Anantnag district. The cow and a calf died after an electric wire fell upon them, this morning.

Bone and joint hospital Srinagar Fire

Srinagar bone and joint hospital Patients being shifted to other hospitals

Ladakh's budget should be non lapsable Sajjad Kargili political activist

Reaction on Ladakh's budget Sajad kargali political Activist here is 👇 what he said .

Did Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman give a 'golmol' answer on inflation, bringing back black money?

Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman said, "I acknowledge that the common man feels the pinch when prices of essential commodities increase. But we reduced duties immediately when we faced a problem of oilseeds. We also made efforts to increase imports of palm oil.We have also made provisions in this Budget to increase production of oilseeds.I would also like to point out that inflation has not jumped over 6% in our tenure."

J-K: People stage protest in Srinagar demanding justice for acid-attack victim

SRINAGAR 02 FEB :A 24-year-old girl was attacked with acid outside her home in the Wantpora area of Hawal last evening, leaving her with severe burn injuries in her face. People, including students, on Wednesday, hit the streets in Srinagar city demanding stern action against the culprits. “Hang the culprits, stop violence against women”, “You can just spoil her face, but her inner beauty and strength is unshakable” read the placards held by protesters “Do throw acid on humanity. How can you live in society and remain indifferent towards such horrible attacks?” a female protester asked.

Political leader and Social activist Miss Jaweriya seeks fast track justice for 24 years old acid victim girl of Srinagar. Mir Umar reports

Political leader and Social activist Miss Jaweriya seeks fast track justice for 24 years old acid victim girl of Srinagar. Mir Umar reports

DU college sets up cow centre: ‘Not just research, will give milk, curd to students’

It’s known as one of Delhi University’s premier institutions, ranked 14 for colleges under the Government’s National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF). But this year, Hansraj College’s bio has a unique addition that has already sparked a buzz — a cow protection and research centre. Called Swami Dayanand Saraswati Gau-Samwardhan ewam Anusandhan Kendra, the centre has been started with one cow and, according to principal Dr Rama, will be expanded “if the research that is done proves to be useful and beneficial”. According to the principal, the centre will not just do “research on various aspects of the cow”. It will also provide “pure milk and ghee” for the students, and for the monthly “havan” (prayer ritual) conducted on the campus, she said. “Ours is a DAV Trust college, and its base is the Arya Samaj. In line with that tradition, we hold a havan on the first day of every month, which may be attended by all teaching and non-teaching staff and students. During that (havan), we felicitate all the people who have their birthdays that month. For this, every month, we need to go to the market to buy the things that we need to offer to the flame, such as pure ghee. We can be self-sufficient now in this,” she said. Currently, the cow centre is an enclosure located by the college gate for the men’s hostel. But there’s more to come. The principal says the college is working on a gobar gas plant, which can be supported by the centre. “Apart from this, we can do research on various aspects of the cow. Another idea is that when the hostel opens, there can be pure milk and pure curd for the students,” she said. The Hansraj College unit of the CPI(M)’s Students’ Federation of India (SFI) has alleged that the cow centre has been set up on land earmarked for a women’s hostel — the college currently has only a men’s hostel. “SFI Hansraj unconditionally condemn and protest the construction of a GauShala…at the very site whi

Delhi air pollution: Air quality remains 'very poor', likely to improve in next two days New Delhi: The air pollution situation has once again deteriorated in the national capital. The air quality on Tuesday morning again fell to 'very poor' category with AQI touching 321, according to the latest estimates updated by the System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting And Research (SAFAR). PM2.5 remains the lead pollutant.

Students protest construction of cow centre at DU's Hansraj college

Delhi 31 Jan : - Scores of students held a protest outside Delhi University's Hansraj College against the setting up of a cow protection and research centre inside the campus and demanded the construction of a women's hostel there. The Students' Federation of India (SFI) unit of Hansraj College has been alleging that a ''gaushala'' -- Swami Dayanand Cow-Protection and Research Centre has been constructed at the site reserved for a women's hostel. College principal Rama Sharma has said that they have only kept a single cow at the centre and it is for research purposes. She has also said that the area where the cow research centre has been built is a setback area and no hostel can be constructed there. The protest was called by SFI. Other student bodies also supported their protest. The students held the protest outside the college and carried placards - ''Save Public Education'', ''Prioritise Student Welfare'', ''No to Saffronisation of Education'' and ''We reclaim out campus''. Raising slogans, the students said the construction of a 'gaushala' will not be tolerated and demanded the construction of a women's hostel there.

Top JeM commander among Five militants of JeM/ LeT killed in Overnight twin Gunfights

JeM commander Zahid Wani and Pakistani Kafeel @Chotu among 05 militants killed in last 12hrs, says big success for us: IGP Kashmir Srinagar, January 30: Top commander and a Pakistani among Five militants affliated with outfit Jaish-e-Mohammad and Lashkar-i-Toiba were killed in twin overnight gunfights in Pulwama and Budgam districts on Sunday. In a tweet by official Police handle, the Kashmir Zone Police while Quoting Inspector General of Police Kashmir Vijay Kumar wrote, " 05 militants of Pakistan sponsored militant outfits LeT & JeM killed in dual encounters in last 12 hours. JeM commander militant Zahid Wani & a Pakistani militant among the killed. Big success for us,". Talking to Media Inspector General of Police Kashmir Vijay Kumar said that besides top commander Zahid Wani, a Pakistani militant identifying him as Kafeel @Chotu was killed in Pulwama Gunfight. Both were affiliated with JeM. Kafeel was active since 2020 in Pulwama-Shopian Belt, the top police officer added. On Saturday evening two encounters started back to back in Naira area of Pulwama and Charar-i-Shareef area of Central Kashmir's Budgam district between militants and security forces. Three militants of JeM including top commander Zahid Wani were killed in Naira area of Pulwama while as two LeT militants were killed in Charar-i-Shareef area of Budgam, an official added.

Dairy farmers empty milk canes on the ground after finding no consumers in Central Kashmir’s Ganderbal

Ganderbal: Dairy farmers from Central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district incur losses due to the influx of ‘Pasteurized Milk’ in the markets. On Saturday, dairy farmers were seen emptying their milk canes on the ground in Lar area of the district after they failed to sell it in the market. Some of the affected farmers say that people don’t buy milk from them anymore as they prefer packed milk. “We don’t know the reason behind all this, but what we have observed is that scores of vehicles from outside enter into markets and supply the packed milk to shopkeepers,” said one of the dairy farmers. An elderly woman who runs a dairy farm told news agency Kashmir News Trust that she is not mulling to sell her cows as she is unable to sell the milk. “I can’t feed my cows anymore as it involves a lot of expenditure,” she said.The milk producers of the district alleged that authorities didn’t respond despite taking up the matter with them. “We had gone to meet to DC Ganderbal who told us to get in touch with ADC but ADC concerned never met us and we left his office with gloomy faces,” they said. They said that milk is being produced as usual but the people (consumers) who used to buy from us now prefer packed milk from markets. Some dairy farmers who sell open milk are often being accused of selling adulterated milk to consumers, as a result, they have lost credibility among people. On the, other hand milk-producing companies claim that Pasteurized Milk meets the PFA (Prevention of Food Adulteration Act) standards which aim to protect the public from poisonous and harmful foods, prevent the sale of substandard foods, and protect the interests of the consumers by eliminating fraudulent practices. There are many milk manufacturing companies in Kashmir that supply their pasteurized milk in pouch-packed to make it conveniently available to the consumers.

J&K: Streets in Srinagar wear deserted look amid weekend lockdown due to surge in COVID cases

The roads of Srinagar wore a deserted look following the imposition of the weekend lockdown amid the rising COVID-19 cases. The weekend lockdown was extended by the administration in the Kashmir Valley. Complete restrictions imposed on non-essential movement in the entire Jammu and Kashmir from January 21 (Friday) 2:00 pm till January 24 (Monday) 6:00 am. The government has improved the medical facilities and has also issued guidelines for following SOPs for public and positive patients in Kashmir Valley.

Newspaper office gutted in Rajbagh Sr5

Newspaper office gutted in Rajbagh conflagration Srinagar, Jan 27 : A residential building was damaged in a fire incident in Rajbagh area of Srinagar city. Locals Told News agency that flames started emanating from the top floor of the building housing many offices this afternoon. They said that the owner had given the building on rent and many people including a newspaper editor were operating their offices from the said building. Locals added that the office of ‘Daily Srinagar Mail’ newspaper was completely destroyed in the fire incident. “Whatever was present in the office turned into ashes. “All the electronic equipment plus important documents were destroyed,” said a local. The said building located near Abdullah Bridge was damaged in the incident while a man sustained burn injuries and was shifted to hospital. Firefighters finally were managed to douse the fire. Locals said that property worth lakhs were destroyed in the conflagration. The cause of fire is being ascertained.

Tricolour unfurled atop Clock Tower in Srinagar's Lal Chowk after 30 years

Republic Day 2022: Tricolour unfurled atop Clock Tower in Srinagar's Lal Chowk after 30 years In a first, it was a historic moment and a magical site to watch as the Tricolour was unfurled for the first time by the locals on the top of the Clock Tower in the Lal Chowk area of Srinagar on the solemn occasion of Republic Day. On the 73rd Republic Day, a flag hoisting ceremony was held in the Lal Chowk area. Also, it was the first time since India's independence that the national flag was unfurled atop Clock Tower (Ghanta Ghar) in Srinagar.

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