News Topic:Ministry of Home Affairs

AGMUT Cadre: MHA lists J-K and Ladakh as ‘hard areas’

In a significant development, the Government of India has classified Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh Union Territories as “hard areas” in the joint AGMUT cadre.

Post Article 370 abrogation, 96 civilians killed in J-K: MHA

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Wednesday said that post abrogation of Article 370 in J-K, 96 civilians were killed.

After Article 370 rollback, 1678 migrants returned to Kashmir for jobs: MHA

The Ministry of Home Affairs said that around 1678 migrants have returned to Kashmir for taking up jobs under PM’s Development Package 2015.

NIA likely to take over probe for civilian killings in Srinagar

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) is likely to hand over the probe of recent civilian killings in Kashmir to National Investigation Agency.

12,379 posts identified in J-K for recruitment: MHA

The Ministry of Home Affairs has said that 12,379 posts have been identified for the biggest ever recruitment campaign in Jammu and Kashmir.

J-K Police receives highest number of Gallantry Medals

J-K Police has been bestowed highest number of 275 service and gallantry medals announced by MHA on this Independence Day.

J-K’s agriculture land can be transferred for public purposes: MHA

Ministry of Home Affairs said that J-K Govt can allow transfer of agricultural land for public purposes such as education and healthcare.

Only two people from outside J-K bought property after Article 370 repealed: MHA

The Centre informed the Parliament that only two persons from outside J-K purchased properties in the UT post abrogation of Article 370.

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Police register FIR, detain four after stone-pelting during prayers in Anantnag

Anantnag Police registered FIR 404/2026 and picked up four persons after stone-pelting during Isha prayers at Pehroo Sherbagh; the public is urged to avoid rumours.

Kashmir’s 2019 experience should be a warning for India: Mehbooba Mufti

Mehbooba Mufti urged Indians to defend constitutional rights, saying Jammu and Kashmir’s experience after the 2019 changes should serve as a warning.

Muslims should not have to prove their patriotism: Farooq Abdullah

Farooq Abdullah criticised the BJP and RSS over questions about Muslim patriotism and alleged voter deletions in Uttar Pradesh at a New Delhi gathering.

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