News Topic:Voting

J&K records 57.31% turnout in first phase of LS polls: CEO

JAMMU — Incident free voting marked first phase of polling in Jammu and Baramulla Parliamentary constituencies of J&K with a total voter turnout of 57.31...

LS Polls: Mendhar villages ‘boycott’ voting over basic amenities

POONCH — Voters of Balnoi village of Sub Division Mendhar of Poonch district boycotted the Lok Sabha polls for nearly seven hours at two...

LS Polls: Sopore’s Brath, Handwara’s Babgund witness complete boycott

HANDWARA — As voting for first phase of Lok Sabha elections begun today for two seats in Jammu and Baramulla in Kashmir, two villages...

J&K: Voting begins for first phase of LS Polls

BARAMULLA — Polling for the first phase of Lok Sabha elections started for the Baramulla seat on Thursday morning.Unprecedented security arrangements have been put in place...

Mehbooba’s fate to be decided as vote count begins in Kashmir

Srinagar: Counting of votes began on Saturday morning for south Kashmir's Anantnag assembly constituency where Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti is one of the eight...

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Police in Pulwama nab two fraudsters operating social media scam

Two individuals have been arrested by police in Pulwama for their involvement in a scam targeting people through social media platforms.
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J&K Police arrest two for alleged money scam in Shopian

Two individuals have been apprehended by Jammu and Kashmir Police on charges of defrauding the general public in Shopian district.

Double agent booked for fabricating heroin information in Kupwara

Authorities have taken action against a double agent accused of providing false information regarding counterfeit heroin to security agencies in Kupwara district.

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Traditional horse cart provides nostalgic journey on Pulwama roads

Amidst the hustle and bustle of modern transportation on the Pulwama-Srinagar road, Gulzar Ahmad stands out with his horse-cart, offering passengers a nostalgic journey.

Kashmir watermelon controversy sparks concerns and financial strain for vendors

A social media storm ignited by a tweet from Dr Wajahat, warning against the consumption of artificially ripened watermelons, has led to widespread confusion.