Jammu

SAMBA: Senior NC leader and candidate from Samba Satwant Kaur Dogra toured flood affected villages of Purmandal, Nud, Sumb and Samba Blocks of Samba Assembly Constituency and interacted with the affected families and assured them that…
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KATHUA: A meeting was held under the chairmanship of S. Charanjeet Singh, Sub Divisional Magistrate Ghagwal in the office chamber of SDM Ghagwal to review the progress relating to damages occurred due to heavy rain. During the course of…
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While addressing media persons at PCR Jammu Div Com Jammu Mr Shantmanu said that all educational institutions in Jammu will reopen tomorrow except those which have fully damaged in recent rains.
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NEW DELHI: With the National Conference- Congress coalition facing flak in the aftermath of the devastating floods in Jammu and Kashmir, Congress today ducked questions of accountability of the Omar Abdullah Government over charges of poor…
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JAMMU: Conducting an aerial survey of flood affected areas, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday reportedly announced that free ration will be provided for six months to the people in the most affected areas. Omar, who dropped relief…
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JAMMU: Train services have been resumed to the base camp of Mata Vaishnodevi cave shrine, where the old holy cave has been reopened for 'Darhsan'. "Train services to Katra, the base camp of Mata Vaishnodevi shrine, have been resumed. All…
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‘Take stock of situation & restoration works” Jammu: Minister for PHE, Irrigation and Flood Control, Sham Lal Sharma chaired a high level meeting of officers and engineers of various wings of PHE Irrigation, Flood Control, PDD, PWD…
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AKHNOOR: Akhnoor steel bridge reopened for traffic on Wednesday after proper check by 57 Road Construction Company (RCC) of Border Road Organisation (BRO). According to OC 57 RCC Gurkirpal Singh, the bridge was closed due to abnormal rise…
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JAMMU : Flash floods on the night of 5th Sep and then again on 6TH September, 2014 created havoc and caused huge losses to SKUAST Jammu University. The university, in fact, was affected by flash floods in Balole Nallah and Tawi River. On…
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