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Srinagar: Night temperature recorded an increase amid cloud cover but continued to hover below normal in Jammu and Kashmir on Friday.A meteorological department official said Srinagar recorded a low of 7.8°C against 5.7°C on the previous night and it was 1.9°C below normal for the summer capital of JK for this time of the year.Qazigund recorded a minimum of

The Jammu and Kashmir Police Friday activated an AI-based facial recognition system designed to track down terrorists, history sheeters and other criminal elements elements along the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway.

Srinagar: Amid forecast for mainly dry weather by the end of this week, night temperature recorded an increase but hovered below normal in Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday. A meteorological department official here told GNS that generally dry weather with afternoon thundershower activity is expected at a few places from May 1-5. Light rains with thunders at scattered places have been

Major roads, highways still closed for traffic, stranded traffic allowed to ply along Sgr-Jmu highway Srinagar, Apr 30: The flood threat that was looming

Srinagar:  Amid forecast for mainly dry weather by the end of this week, night temperature recorded an increase but hovered below normal in Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday.  A meteorological department official said that generally dry weather with afternoon thundershower activity is expected at a few places from May 1-5. Light rains with thunders at scattered places have been forecast

Three people died and two are feared dead in separate incidents after heavy rain caused multiple landslides and swollen streams in Jammu. The incidents occurred in different areas including Reasi, Jammu, and Doda districts. The heavy rainfall led to landslides, flash floods, and damage to infrastructure in various parts of Jammu and Kashmir. Efforts are ongoing to locate missing individuals and provide assistance to affected areas. Stay updated for more information on the situation in Jammu and ...

Srinagar: Heavy rains continued in Kashmir Valley on Monday, throwing normal life out of gear and inundating roads and low-lying areas while some higher reaches received a fresh spell of snowfall, officials said. A meteorological department official here told GNS in last 36 hours till 5:30 pm this evening, Srinagar received 46.2mm, Qazigund 78.4mm, Pahalgam 84.7mm, Kupwara 54.9mm, Kokernag 77.0mm, Gulmarg

*Kashmir heaves sigh of relief as rains relent; temp drops, minus 1.5 Srinagar: In a sigh of relief for people, especially those living in low-lying areas, rains stopped on Tuesday after drenching Jammu and Kashmir for the last few days. During the next 24 hours, the weather department here has forecast cloudy weather with possibility of fresh rains, particularly in

Jammu and Kashmir: The threat of floods in Kashmir subsided on Tuesday as the water level in river Jhelum and other water bodies started receding after the three-day incessant rainfall stopped last night. However, in northern Kupwara district and other low-lying areas, threat of floods still looms.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Three people died, and two are feared dead in separate incidents after they fell into the swollen streams due to multiple landslides between the Ramban and Banihal stretch here, officials said on Tuesday. India News | 3 Drown, 2 Feared Dead After Landslides, Heavy Rainfall in Parts of Jammu.