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Kashmir News Service (KNS) is the first online news organization in Jammu and Kashmir. Founded in January 2002, it has emerged as one of the premier and credible bi-lingual news agency in the State.
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Government fails to pay staff engaged for JKSSB exam duty

The staff engaged for smooth conduct of Accounts Assistant Examination (Panchayat) has accused Government of not paying their remuneration.

Five Tral youth arrested for ‘pasting threatening posters’

Awantipora Police on Saturday claimed to have arrested five youth who indulged in pasting threatening posters.

Weather will remain dry till January 20: MeT

SRINAGAR — Meteorological Department on Wednesday said the weather will remain dry till January 20 while the night temperature in Srinagar was recorded minus...

PDP youth leader Waheed Para released on bail

SRINAGAR — NIA court today granted bail to People's Democratic Party youth leader Waheed-ur-Rehman after remaining in custody for over a month. The Central investigation...

Kashmir University postpones undergraduate exams

SRINAGAR — Kashmir University’s Controller of Examinations, Prof Irshad A Nawchoo, said on Thursday that 2nd Year examination scheduled on 8th of January, 2021...

CRPF officer dies after rooftop collapses in Hazratbal

SRINAGAR — A Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Sub Inspector died on Wednesday after he came under a shed which collapsed at a former...

DC Pulwama suspends Food Safety Officer Pulwama

PULWAMA — A Food Safety Officer in south Kashmir’s Pulwama district was on Wednesday placed under suspension by Deputy Commissioner for remaining absent from...

Jammu-Srinagar highway continues to remain shut

SRINAGAR — Jammu Srinagar national highway (NHW) continues to remain cut-off due to snow accumulation at Jawahar Tunnel and landslides/mudslides at several places. According to...

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