September 2025

STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: The pilgrimage to the cave shrine of Mata Vaishno Devi remained suspended for the 11th consecutive day on Friday.The yatra was suspended after a landslide on August 26 claimed 34 lives and left 20 others…
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STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: The T R Gupta Charitable Trust on Friday organised a relief camp at Rajeev Colony and distributed relief to over a hundred flood victims. T R Gupta Trust members distributing relief to flood victims in Jammu. …
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STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: JK Educational Society celebrated Teachers' Day at Blue Moon Banquet Hall with great enthusiasm and reverence to honour the invaluable contribution of teachers and to pay tribute to the visionary who laid the…
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R.K.Bhardwaj and Divyansh PandeyThe first Saturday of September of every year is celebrated as International Vulture Awareness Day worldwide. A global event that brings together conservationists, bird enthusiasts, families, and other…
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Sana HashmiThe Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's much-discussed China visit are now behind us. Beyond the usual analysis of geopolitics and bilateral prospects, Chinese social media users seemed…
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STATE TIMES NEWS SRINAGAR: Engraving the national emblem on the renovation plaque of the Hazratbal mosque here has sparked a controversy as locals and political leaders have lashed out at the Jammu and Kashmir Waqf Board, with its…
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TRAFFIC PLAN & ADVISORY FOR 06-09-2025:-NH-44 (NHW)Jammu-Srinagar NHW (NH-44) is still closed for vehicular movement from Jakheni (Udhampur) towards Srinagar and vice versa due to the road blockage between Jakheni and Bali Nallah. No…
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SRINAGAR: Two persons were arrested for allegedly selling rotten meat and expired eatables in Jammu and Kashmir's Ganderbal district on Friday, police said. Authorities in Kashmir have seized over 5,000 kg of rotten meat over the last…
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MUMBAI: The Mumbai police are on alert after receiving a threat message claiming 14 terrorists had entered the city with 400 kilograms of RDX that had been planted in 34 vehicles, an official said on Friday. The threat message was…
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JAMMU: The administration has intensified restoration work and debris clearance in low-lying areas of Jammu city following flooding in the Tawi river, and has considerably restored water and power supply in the affected areas. Officials…
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