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Their realisation that they can be part of governance of the country is manifest. THE union territories of J&K and Ladakh, remains of the erstwhile state...

Illegal Riverbed Mining in Sukhnag The construction company-NKC Project Pvt Ltd which was involved in illegal riverbed mining

On May 25, the Anantnag-Poonch constituency in Jammu and Kashmir will conclude the Lok Sabha polls with 20 candidates vying for votes from 1,830,294 eligible voters at 2,338 polling places. The main contest features Mehbooba Mufti of PDP and Mian Altaf Ahmad Larvi of JKNC, with Zafar Iqbal Manhas of JKAP also showing promise. Noteworthy candidates include Javaid Ahmad Chowdhary of AIFB, advocating development over traditional politics, and Sudarshan Singh, a former BJP member turned NAUP candida...

Chief election commissioner Rajiv Kumar said the active participation of voters in Jammu and Kashmir is a huge positive for Assembly elections to be held soon in the Union Territory | Latest News India

Middle-aged Kashmiris overcome fear of militants to vote for the first time in 35 years, reflecting changing political landscape.

As protests over skyrocketing prices of food, fuel, and other basic necessities reach a boiling point in PoK, the current electoral buzz in Kashmir, the high voter turnout, and the peaceful conduct of elections are indicative of a society moving forward towards a more democratic future

Polling in all the five Lok Sabha constituencies of Jammu and Kashmir is completed peacefully with a historic turn of 58.11 percent.

From anger against the decisions of August 5, 2019, and the policies of the ruling BJP in Kashmir, absence of a formal boycott call from separatist organisations, disappointment with Pakistan, participation of banned Jamaat-e-Islami members in these elections to unemployment, inflation, bureaucratic Raj and inequitable distribution of resources, voters across the region gave varied reasons to stand in the queue and cast their vote.

Jammu Tawi, May 24: There seems to be an ethnic divide in twin districts of Rajouri and Poonch districts of Jammu and Kashmir during the Parliamentary

Anantnag- With the threat of cross-border shelling in some border areas and satellite phones and special runners in place to deal with contingencies