News Topic:Kashmiri Youth

Kashmiri cop resigns over ‘bloodshed’ in Kashmir

Srinagar: A video of a constable announcing his resignation from the Jammu & Kashmir Police on the "call of his conscience" against the 'bloodshed' in...

Kashmiri youth rescue Army men injured in road accident

Srinagar: A video showing Kashmiri youth helping Army men, injured in a road accident in Pahroo area of Chadoora, has gone viral on social...

Youth burn Indian flag in Pulwama’s Kareemabad

Youth in Kareemabad village of south Kashmir's Pulwama district today burned Indian flag during a protest demonstration.

Handwara Incident: Police launches manhunt for another youth

Srinagar: With situation in the trouble hit Kupwara district limping back to normal, authorities on Wednesday said that the manhunt for one of the...

“Akh Tei Akh Gayei Kahh” – Two Shopian youth prove the Kashmiri proverb

Two young and promising entrepreneurs, Irfan Zargar (26) and Mir Salman (22), went to serve something delicious and something new to the people of Shopian.

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Kashmir University tightens spending rules for academic events

University of Kashmir directs departments to keep seminar and conference spending within sanctioned budgets and seek prior approval for additional expenditure.

J&K pesticide use flagged as farmers urged to adopt safer agriculture

A Jammu conference highlighted reported high pesticide use in J&K and urged farmers to adopt natural farming, crop diversification and safer practices.

Centre set to hike salaries of J&K SPOs: Sunil Sharma

Sunil Sharma says a J&K proposal for an SPO salary hike is with the MHA, while efforts are on to increase VDG salaries and clear pending payments.

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Royal Premier League final draws thousands to Pulwama amid traffic congestion

The Royal Premier League final between Sultan Warriors Baramulla and Royal Goodwill Cricket Club drew thousands to Pulwama, causing traffic congestion.

J&K’s digital jobs push needs a verification receipt before trust breaks

To combat fake job offers in Jammu & Kashmir, employers must adopt a "verification receipt" to help candidates instantly identify legitimate opportunities.