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3 OGWs Aided Terrorists' Movement Across Rajouri, Reasi, Shopian: Police

India, Sept. 18 -- Three arrested overground workers linked to the proscribed Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba outfit remained active for several years and allegedly facilitated the movement of multiple... Read More


NIA Court Awards Life Term to 8 Bangladeshis in Trafficking Case

India, Sept. 18 -- Eight Bangladeshis were among nine people sentenced to life imprisonment by a NIA court in Hyderabad in a 2019 human trafficking case involving Bangladeshi women, officials said on ... Read More


EOW Kashmir Arrests Fraudster in Rs 93 Lakh Land Fraud Case

India, Sept. 18 -- The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) Kashmir of Crime Branch J&K has arrested a man in connection with an alleged Rs 93 lakh land and property fraud case. The accused, Ghulam Mohi-Ud-D... Read More


Man Kills Friend for Smearing Cake on His Face in Jammu

India, Sept. 18 -- A celebration on a roadside turned fatal when the birthday boy allegedly attacked and killed his friend with a sharp-edged weapon here after a dispute over cake being smeared on his... Read More


JKBOSE Announces Date Sheet for 10th, 11th, 12th Classes

India, Sept. 17 -- Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) Wednesday issued an annual regular examination date sheet for 10th, 11th and 12th classes. The annual regular exams for 10th st... Read More


Two Terrorists Killed in Ongoing Operation in Udhampur

India, Sept. 17 -- Two terrorists suspected to be affiliated to Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) were killed in an ongoing operation in a remote high-altitude forest area in Jammu and Kashmir's U... Read More


Fresh Snowfall Blankets Gurez as Rain Lashes Kashmir

India, Sept. 17 -- Srinagar- Fresh snowfall was recorded at Kabul Gali in north Kashmir's Gurez Valley on Thursday as widespread rainfall lashed Kashmir, with several areas in south Kashmir receiving ... Read More


Land-to-the-Tiller Was Only Half of Kashmir's Economic Story

Srinagar, Sept. 17 -- Kashmir needs a more honest account of how its economy was built. Land reform changed who owned the soil, but handicrafts transformed how Kashmir earned its name in the world. ... Read More


The Forgotten Food Pits of Kashmir

Srinagar, Sept. 17 -- By Umer Ahmad The first light hits the fields, and Fazi Begum walks toward her farm holding a wicker basket. Mountains rise on every side of Gurez Valley, sealing the 2,400-met... Read More


Kashmir's Rent Problem Is Becoming an Education Problem

Srinagar, Sept. 17 -- By Dr. Rizwan Rumi A student from Kupwara, Kulgam, Bandipora, Baramulla or Anantnag can win admission to a college in Srinagar and still face a second, less celebrated hurdle be... Read More