Indian Army | 'Still some distance to cover': Army's valley chief on militancy war in Kashmir
'Kashmir is moving ahead and there are bright days and a very bright future ahead for the youth of the Valley'
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'Kashmir is moving ahead and there are bright days and a very bright future ahead for the youth of the Valley'
India News: Cold wave conditions returned to Kashmir as the mercury plunged several degrees below freezing point after a day's respite provided by a feeble western disturbance on Saturday. Stay updated with the latest news on the cold wave in Kashmir.
Epa11082128 Kashmiri men repair a base of a house boat on a dried patch of Jhelum river in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 16 January 2024. (ANSA)
"Situation is good here but yet there is a little distance that we have to move forward," Lt Gen Ghai said at a dedication function of a stadium in Baramulla of northern Kashmir which has been renamed after former chief of defence staff General Bipin Rawat.
The Kashmir Valley is experiencing a remarkable shift in weather patterns, with a staggering 100% decrease in snowfall recorded in January.