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Gusty winds lash Kashmir

Strong winds hit Kashmir on Sunday evening, causing extensive damage across several places in the Kashmir Valley.

Ceasefire to continue, says Indian Army

The Indian Army clarified that the understanding concerning ceasefire remains in force and no Director General of Military Operations-level talks are slated for today.

SIA conducting raids in multiple locations on suspect locations in Kashmir

The State Investigation Agency (SIA) of J&K Police is conducting raids at multiple locations in the ongoing crackdown on suspected militancy-related activities.

Police arrest three Lashkar associates in Budgam

Police on Friday said that three militant associates linked with the banned Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) outfit were arrested in central Kashmir’s Budgam district.

No matter where militants hide, they will be eliminated: GOC Victor Force

The security forces said that the swift and coordinated response by several security agencies led to the elimination of six militants in the last over 48 hours.

J&K: MHA transfers IAS and IPS officers

Ministry of Home Affairs has ordered the transfer and posting of several Indian Administrative Service and Indian Police Service officers of the AGMUT cadre.

Jammu records season’s max 40 degree Celcius

The plains of Jammu on Thursday recorded the season’s maximum temperatures 40.4 degrees Celsius as a significant rise was witnessed in the day temperature.

Kashmir safe, time to support its economy: Civil Aviation Minister

Union Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu on Thursday appealed to people across the country to visit Kashmir again, saying it is time to support the valley's economy.

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Pulwama Police attach residential property of alleged drug peddler

Continuing a crackdown on local drug trafficking networks, Pulwama Police on Friday attached a residential property valued at 15.85 lakh rupees of an alleged drug peddler.

Centre urged to intervene over mandatory TET ruling for in-service teachers

The All India National Educational Federation on Friday expressed concern over the impact of the Supreme Court's recent ruling making the TET mandatory for in-service teachers.

Driver killed, two students injured in Budgam bus mishap

A driver was killed, and two students were injured after a school bus belonging to IPTS School, Khansahib, skidded off the road and plunged into a gorge.

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