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Groom, local residents express gratitude PAMPORE: In a commendable rescue operation, the 180 Battalion of the CRPF saved groom Mukhtar Ahmad Gujjar, who was stranded in the remote Bren Pathri area of Sub Division Tral on Tuesday. Due to heavy snowfall, the groom was unable to reach his in-laws' place for his scheduled wedding. Mukhtar Ahmad Gujjar's marriage is scheduled today, but
PAMPORE: In a commendable demonstration of dedication and resilience, officials from the Health and Municipal Committee in Tral successfully navigated challenging weather conditions to rescue six pregnant women stranded in remote areas amidst heavy snow. The coordinated efforts of the local health and municipal committee in Tral, aided by heavy machinery such as JCB, played a crucial role in reaching the
Pampore: The Urs of the most illustrious companion of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and first Khalifa of Islam Amir-ul-Momineen, Hazrat Abu Bakr-i-Siddiq (RA) was observed on Friday with full reverence and religious fervour in Sub Division Tral area of south Kashmir's Pulwama district. A glimpse of holy relics was displayed after Friday prayer at Kaunsarbal Tral, where a large number of devotees
150 students, youth, civil society members participate Pampore: Police on Wednesday organised a Run for Unity to celebrate Police Flag Day Week 2023 here at Saffron Town Pampore area of south Kashmir's Police District Awantipora. About 150 students from different education institutions, youth and members of civil society from Sub Division Police Office Pampore participated in the mega event. Government Degree College
Tral (Pulwama): In a heartwarming development, nearly 400 families in the Sub Division Tral area of Pulwama district, South Kashmir, who were once homeless, now have the security of permanent homes, thanks to the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana Gramin initiative. These families, who previously lived in makeshift sheds and tents, have received a lifeline through the Aripal block in Tral. Under