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Inspects Beautification, Developmental Works Carried Under Smart City Mission Srinagar: Chief Secretary, Dr Arun Kumar Mehta on Thursday conducted an extensive tour of the Srinagar city to review the preparations and take stock of developmental works for make over of the city being executed by Srinagar Smart City Ltd and R&B Department. He was accompanied by Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Vijay Kumar Bidhuri,

Apart from Lal Chowk, the 'tentative locations' identified to be made wi-fi zones include the wooden-arch Zero Bridge on the Jhelum river, the three famous gardens of Chashme Shahi, Nishat Garden, Shalimar Bagh, sections of both sides of the Jhelum riverfront, and the VIP zone of Polo View and Residency Road

Jammu and Kashmir chief secretary, Arun Kumar Mehta on Monday took an on-spot assessment of different developmental works taken up under Smart City and by other executing agencies around the city and also fixed timeline for completion of each.

Srinagar, Feb 27: Chief Secretary, Dr Arun Kumar Mehta on Monday said that Srinagar city is going to change for the better by mid-April.“The city is going to change its outlook altogether with the completion of various projects which are at different stages of execution presently. These works would give a massive facelift to the city thereby enhancing its appeal for all the residents and to

While the police marvelled at the low number of active militants, locals fretted over decisions that incentivise the entry of outsiders and the Pandit community found itself at odds with the BJP.

* Two militants killed in Awantipora Fayaz Bukhari Srinagar, May 31: A teacher was shot dead by militants at Gopalpora area of Kulgam district this morning evoking widespread condemnations and protests by the employees. Militants fired at a female teacher from a close range outside the High School Gopalpora Kulgam, leaving her severely wounded. Click here to watch video She was immediately shifted to district hospital Kulgam where doctors declared her as brought dead. The teacher was shot in her...

J&K administration already cancelled allotment of Kashmir Press Club building following a feud between two factions of journalists.

The recent coup at the Kashmir Press Club is only a part of the Jammu and Kashmir administration's crackdown on journalists and the free press following the abrogation of Article 370.

Journalists worry about the state of press freedom after government detains a journalist and shuts down press club.

Srinagar: The Kashmir Press Club has ceased to exist, the Jammu and Kashmir government said on Monday as it took back the premises allotted to the largest journalists’ body in the Valley following illegal takeover by a few journalists. The administration -- which has been facing flak on the issue with the Editors Guild of India terming the events a “coup”