Jammu/Srinagar: Voters lined up at polling stations across the Jammu region in the second of the five-phase elections in Jammu and Kashmir Tuesday.However, intense morning fog and winter chill prevented them to come out in
Srinagar: Voting began this morning in 18 constituencies of Jammu and Kashmir going to polls in second of the five-phased state elections.People have by and large so far stayed indoor due to cold weather and
Out of all the candidates contesting Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Polls for 46 seats of Kashmir valley , only nine are women. Some of these women are sitting MLAs, while most of them are new
Jammu: Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi will campaign for his party in the second phase of Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir tomorrow. “Rahul Gandhi will campaign for the party candidates in north Kashmir and
New Delhi: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today exuded confidence that his party, National Conference, will do fairly well in the upcoming Assembly polls in the state and predicted that BJP will get
Srinagar: The Election Commission today issued notification for the fourth phase of the five-phased Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir for 18 constituencies going to polls on December 14.The fourth phase will be the last
Srinagar: As many as 81 militants have been killed in Kashmir Valley so far this year, with security officials saying the number is higher than that in the last two years.“A total of 81 terrorists
Srinagar: Pakistan rangers yet again violated ceasefire at the Border Security Force (BSF) post ahead of Prime Minister's Narendra Modi's visit in Srinagar.The Pakistani soldiers used small arms to fire in Ramgarh area of Jammu
Srinagar: Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) today joined other service providers in announcing relief to customers in the valley during the period when the state was hit by floods.The company said it would not charge
Srinagar: Crops worth Rs.3,675 crore have been damaged by floods in the Kashmir valley, officials said here Wednesday.Of the three lakh hectares crop area in Kashmir division, around 1.35 lakh hectares have been fully damaged
Srinagar: Seventy Army installations, including camps, bunkers and posts, have been hit by the devastating floods in Kashmir Valley but security forces have swiftly relocated the damaged and washed out posts to plug the gaps
Jammu: The floods in J-K have dealt a severe blow to the educational infrastructure with 1,276 government schools damaged across Jammu and the administration has now embarked on an urgent “repair and relocate” plan so
Srinagar: Four militants were killed Saturday by the Indian Army in Jammu and Kashmir's Kupwara district along the Line of Control (LoC), police said.Heavily armed militants were surrounded by the soldiers near the LoC in
Srinagar: Around 200 heavily armed militants were waiting across the Line of Control to infiltrate into the Indian side even as the security forces foiled several attempts by the ultras to sneak into Kashmir Valley
Jammu: The number of deaths due to the floods in Jammu and Kashmir has climbed to 280, an official said.At least 203 people have died in Jammu region and 77 in the Kashmir Valley. The
Srinagar/Jammu: As the Omar Abdullah government gears up to rehabilitate people in flood-battered Kashmir Valley, state ministers have begun to lead the administration from the front and are reaching out to the affected.A team of
Srinagar: The life in flood-hit Kashmir region is limping back to normal as vehicular traffic to the Valley has been restored through three national highways facilitating the resumption of supplies at a massive scale. The
Jammu: Expressing disappointment over incidents of stone pelting on armed forces in Kashmir Valley, BJP today said those men from Army, IAF and security agencies, who are tirelessly working to rescue flood victims, deserve to
New Delhi: The armed forces and the NDRF have rescued over 226,000 flood-hit people in Jammu and Kashmir as relief efforts continued in the state Monday.The defence ministry, however, warned that water-borne diseases could break
Srinagar: When calamity strikes, it does not discriminate. This was on ample display when floods ravaged Kashmir.Along with civilian population, security forces deployed here from various parts of the country were also hit badly. They
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