Kashmir

SRINAGAR: IAF Chief Arup Raha will review here tomorrow the ongoing relief and rescue operations in the flood-ravaged Jammu and Kashmir where over 80 transport aircraft and helicopters have been deployed by the forces. Raha will visit the…
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NEW DELHI: After remaining disrupted for 11 days, Railways on Monday partially resumed train services in Kashmir Valley following restoration of tracks damaged by flood waters. Train services commenced between Srinagar and Baramulla, said a…
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New Delhi: When floodwater entered Indian cricketer Parveez Rasool’s Bijbehara residence 10 days back, his first action was to drag his two cricket kit bags upstairs on the first floor but little did he expect what followed after that.…
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BARAMULLA: The Deputy Commissioner, Baramulla has ordered that all educational institutions in Baramulla District shall open on 17th September, except for those falling in educational zone Baramulla, Sopore, Pattan and Singhpora. The dates…
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JAMMU: Considering the enormity of the clean up and sanitation operations in the Srinagar Municipal Corporation areas, the government has ordered that the Srinagar city shall be divided into three zones and the senior officers shall be put…
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JAMMU: The government has ordered deployment of officers in the office of Principal Resident Commissioner J and K, New Delhi on temporary basis to assist the Principal Resident Commissioner J and K, New Delhi in relief and rehabilitation…
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Cabinet assesses flood situation, commiserates with victims. JAMMU: The State Cabinet that met under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Monday condoled the loss of precious lives in the unprecedented floods which have…
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New Delhi: Indian Meteorological Department (MeT) director, BP Yadav, on Monday said that weather in flood-hit Jammu and Kashmir is likely to remain clear as the possibility of rain is less. "The weather in Jammu and Kashmir will be…
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Srinagar : Over 1,84,000 people marooned in the floods in Jammu and Kashmir have been rescued so far by the armed forces and NDRF, and the focus now will largely be on the health situation, officials said Sunday.
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New Delhi: S700 people stranded due to devastating floods in Jammu and Kashmir were today evacuated by Air India which operated eight flights to Srinagar and two to Leh. It also carried about 11 tonnes of relief material…
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