Srinagar: Whether or not the discrimination against women in terms of property ownership and other rights was intended or inadvertent in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) till Article 370 remained in force, the irrefutable fact is that gender discrimination was evident and encouraged. Before Article 370 and Article 35A were abrogated by the Parliament of India.
Jammu: Lt Governor Manoj Sinha said on Sunday that Jammu and Kashmir is no longer settling for mediocrity and is now daring to dream big. L-G Sinha inaugurated the headquarters of the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) at Sidhra in Jammu city. He said at the inaugural function, “Jammu and Kashmir no longer settles for mediocrity or.
Normal life gradually returned to the Kashmir Valley as markets reopened and public transport services resumed after authorities eased restrictions imposed in recent days. The development brought relief to residents and traders who had faced disruptions due to security measures and precautionary curbs. In the summer capital Srinagar and several other towns across Kashmir Valley,.
Jammu: Two mobile phones were recovered by jail authorities in Jammu and Kashmir’s Doda district from a parcel sent for an inmate in the jail, officials said on Saturday. Officials added that two mobile phones were recovered from a parcel meant for an inmate lodged at a jail in Doda district. Phones recovered during routine.
Srinagar: After the situation throughout the Kashmir Valley remained peaceful on Friday, authorities said that normalcy has returned and all restrictions would be lifted from Saturday. Peaceful Friday Prayers Across the Valley Friday’s congregational prayers were held peacefully in all districts of the Valley, including Srinagar city. After the situation was reviewed at a high.
New Delhi: Kavinder Gupta has resigned from his post as the Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, just about nine months after assuming office. Gupta had taken oath on July 18, 2025, becoming the third Lieutenant Governor of the Union Territory. His resignation has drawn attention as it comes during a period of growing political and public.
Srinagar: The Directorate of Geology and Mining (DGMC) of Jammu and Kashmir has directed all treasury offices in the Union Territory not to release payments to any contractor or implementing agency involved in development works unless they submit a valid Royalty Clearance Certificate (RCC). Instructions issued to all treasuries According to an official communication issued.
