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India News: SRINAGAR: About 250 to 300 militants are present at launchpads across the border "waiting to infiltrate" Jammu and Kashmir, a top BSF officer said on .

Asserting that it will take some time to silence the last gun in the valley, Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police (DGP) R R Swain on Saturday said police are constantly working towards achieving the goal of zero infiltration, zero terror recruitment, zero smuggling of arms and ammunition, besides dismantling the narrative that promotes, justifies and glorifies terrorism.

India News: A massive fire erupted late Saturday at the Indo-Tibet Border Police camp in Srinagar’s Pantha Chowk, engulfing a temporary shed measuring 100x50ft. F

A fire broke out at the ITBP camp of 21 Battalion at Pantha Chowk in Srinagar in Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday night.

Top police sources said the recent attacks in Srinagar could have a Jaish link. The police believe that the arrest of the three men will open more leads for them

'The last two days have been deeply disappointing both personally & professionally but I refuse to give up & slink away. It’s that time of the year when I take some time to be with those I care about, to refresh, recharge & come back stronger'

During a major security breach in the Lok Sabha chamber, two individuals jumped in and released yellow gas, causing fear among the MPs. Lok Sabha memb

The 62-year-old designer expressed gratitude for the love and prayers from friends and family, calling it a beacon of hope during his recovery.

In large swathes of Kashmir, it appeared to be business as usual on Monday. The markets were buzzing with people, traffic was normal, offices were open and there were no restrictions on the Internet

Union Home Minister Amit Shah said that in 2010, there were 2,654 stone pelting incidents in Jammu and Kashmir while in 2023 there was not a single stone pelting incident