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In a recent two-day gun battle in Rajouri's Bajimaal area, five soldiers, including Captain MV Pranjal and Captain Shubham Gupta, lost their lives. Two Pakistani militants were killed, leading to a successful conclusion of the operation. The clash followed a month-long monitoring of militant movements. The army recovered a significant cache of weapons. The operation began on November 17, initiated by the killing of a militant in Behrote Budhal. The militants, including a top LeT commander, ...

BBC Radio 5 Live presenter Nihal Arthanayake has said an overwhelmingly “white” working environment is affecting his mental health.

Light to moderate rain or snow is expected in Jammu and Kashmir with the MET office forecasting inclement weather on November 29-30."Generally cloudy weather with light to moderate rain/snow at fairly widespread places is likely to occur ...

The crash in Poonch wiped out an entire chain of command, from the Army Commander down to the Brigade Commander along with the senior most IAF officer in the theatre of operations in a single day.

Jammu-Srinagar Rail likely to start in next year Srinagar, Nov 23: To connect Kashmir valley with the rest of the country, the much-awaited Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla Railway Line (USBRL) project is almost completed, top railway official said on Thursday. Talking to KNO news agency, Chief Public Relations Officer (CPRO) Northern Railway, Deepak Kumar said the work on

Kashmir valley continues to be in the grip of the cold conditions as Srinagar experienced the season's coldest night with temperature dipping to -1.2°C on Tuesday, officials said.

Dense fog disrupts flight operations Srinagar, Nov 21: Kashmir valley continues to be in grip of the cold conditions as Srinagar experienced the season's coldest night with temperature dipping to -1.2°C on Tuesday, officials said. Due to the intense fog in the early hour, all morning flights at the Srinagar International Airport were delayed due

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To strengthen his base in mountainous regions of Jammu province, Ghulam Nabi Azad is seizing all opportunities to expose Congress leaders in their home turfs.

Jammu Tawi, Nov 16: Asserting that it is only the people’s representative who can provide the governance to them at door step instead of bureaucrats who are right now running the show, Democratic Progressive Azad Party chairman and former Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad on Thursday sought early conduct of Assembly elections in Jammu and