News Topic:Department of Information & Public Relations

Journalists continue to be marginalized in Kashmir

The Kashmir Valley has witnessed a disturbing trend of marginalization of journalists who call a spade a spade.

JKMAC grants accreditation to 262 journalists

The Jammu and Kashmir Media Accreditation Committee on Friday held a meeting to finalize the grant of accreditations in favour of news media representatives.

Jatin Kishore assumes charge as J-K’s Director Information

Jatin Kishore assumed the charge of Director Information here on Tuesday.

Minga Sherpa assumes charge as J-K’s Director Information

Minga Sherpa today assumed the charge of Director, Directorate of Information and Public Relations (DIPR), Jammu and Kashmir, here.

KPPA condemns ‘pick and choose’ policy of Information Department

Kashmir Press Photographers Association (KPPA) on Sunday condemned the latest 'pick and choose' policy of the Department of Information and Public Relations

Mohammad Aslam assumes charge of JD Info Kashmir

Mohammad Aslam assumed the charge of Joint Director Information Kashmir in presence of Deputy Director (PR) Srinagar, Bilal Mukhtar.

Jammu Press Club calls for review of new accreditation formalities

Press Club of Jammu has appealed to the administration to review the list of formalities to be fulfilled by the journalists who desire to apply for fresh accreditation.

Director Information chairs first meeting of J&K Media Accreditation Committee

Director Information Akshay Labroo chaired the first meeting of the recently constituted Jammu and Kashmir Media Accreditation Committee (JKMAC).

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Over 60 livestock killed in lightning strike in Pahalgam

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