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.
Gulmarg: J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Monday stressed the urgent need for artificial snow generation in Gulmarg to safeguard winter sports and strengthen tourism. Addressing the commencement of the Khelo India Winter Games 2026, Abdullah said climate variability poses a serious challenge to traditional winter games in the region and called for artificial snow.
Srinagar : Underscoring the critical role of Tele-Law in easing pressure on courts and ensuring timely justice, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Tuesday said, justice delayed is justice denied and the efforts must be made to ensure that only cases requiring judicial hearings reach the courts, while others can be resolved through technology-driven legal aid.
Jammu: Opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLAs stalled the proceedings of J&K Legislative Assembly on Wednesday when they stormed into the Well of the House demanding an apology from the Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah, for what they alleged were his unparliamentary remarks. Walkout, Return and Sloganeering Rock the House Before creating the ruckus, BJP members.
Jammu: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has said that Jammu and Kashmir will not benefit from the India-US Interim Trade Agreement and it will harm the interest of farmers. Talking to reporters, Omar Abdullah said if nuts, dry fruits, fresh fruits, and dairy are imported duty-free, there will be losses. “This will definitely cause harm. If.
Mumbai: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday demanded an apology from Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar over the recent hijab row, saying that the incident was unacceptable and deserved an apology. His remarks came after a video surfaced showing Chief Minister Kumar attempting to remove a woman’s hijab during a government event.
Srinagar (Dec 15, 2025) — Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has strongly stated that political interference in public institutions should not be tolerated. Speaking at a recent event, he emphasized the importance of maintaining the independence and credibility of institutions to ensure good governance and public trust. Political Interference In Institutions Unacceptable: Omar.
Srinagar: J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said on Thursday that the file regarding rationalisation of the reservation policy, as recommended by the cabinet, has been sent for approval to Lt Governor Manoj Sinha. Talking to reporters here, Omar Abdullah said: “We hope he will approve it and the order will be issued thereafter.” The rationalised.
