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SRINAGAR: Kashmir’s senior journalist, poet and essayist writer, Ghulam Nabi Khayal is no more. He was around 80. Khayal has authored more than 30 books and has worked for almost every major newspaper in India including the Illustrated Weekly of India, India Today, The Associated Press and variou...

SRINAGAR: Secretary Health and Medical Education Department Bhupinder Kumar on Saturday termed the allegation of Rs 500 Cr loss to the exchequer regarding PMJAY SEHAT Scheme as baseless and far from reality.

SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court has underscored a critical legal principle pertaining to the challenge of detention orders. The division bench led by Chief Justice N Kotiswar Singh and Justice Rajesh Sekhri, has asserted that the pre-emption of detention orders through legal re...

SRINAGAR: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha inaugurated and laid foundation stone of various infrastructure projects worth more than Rs 73 crores at Bandipora, on Sunday.

SRINAGAR: Cluster University, Srinagar, calls for applications for admission to a one-year skill course in early childhood care and education at the Institute of Advanced Studies in Education. The total available seats are 30, and the application deadline is October 24, 2023.

SRINAGAR: A soldier was Injured in a mine blast along LoC in the Nowshera area of Rajouri district on Sunday. Quoting sources, Kashmir Scroll reported that a mine blast took place near LoC Kalsian Nowshera in which a soldier of 3 Sikhli received injuries.

SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir State Council of Educational Research and Training (JKSCERT) has asked all the government and recognised private schools to implement the Student Assessment and Evaluation (SA&E) scheme for the preparatory stage and onwards in addition to recording the progress of stu...

SRINAGAR: The Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Kashmir (CCIK), along with the Jammu and Kashmir Hoteliers Club (JKHC), expressed their condolences for the demise of Mrs Hajraa Bano, the mother of Dr Imran Nazir, who holds the position of Treasurer at CCIK and is a member of the Executive Committee...

SRINAGAR: A severe hailstorm wreaked havoc in various South Kashmir districts on Sunday evening, causing extensive damage to apple orchards and vegetable crops. Behinag, Kaprin, and Kanjiullar villages were among the hardest-hit areas.

SRINAGAR: The higher reaches of the Kashmir Valley on Saturday morning experienced a fresh spell of snow, while the plains received rainfall, leading to a significant drop in the maximum temperatures.