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Published on 15:57 GMT
Source: Live Law - Neutral -
Published on 13:21 GMT
Police lodge FIR after scuffle between Shia groups in Kashmir
Shia Muslims take part in a religious procession on the tenth day of the Islamic month of Muharram, in Srinagar on June 26, 2026. Photo used for representative purpose only. | Photo Credit: IMRAN NISSAR The Jammu & Kashmir Police on Monday (June 29, …
Source: The Hindu - Center-left -
Published on 19:46 GMT
Mutton vanishes from Kashmir markets, CM Omar writes to Punjab CM over highway fees
A strike by mutton traders has led to supplies disappearing from markets across the Kashmir Valley, with traders alleging harassment and illegal fee collection from livestock transporters on highways in Punjab. The disruption has prompted Jammu and Kashmir …
Source: India Today - Neutral -
Published on 12:54 GMT
Heatwave to Persist in Kashmir for 48 Hours: MeT
KO photo by Abid BhatSrinagar- The Kashmir Valley will continue to reel under intense heat for the next 48 hours, the Meteorological Department (MeT) said on Monday, while warning that the southwest monsoon is likely to enter Jammu and Kashmir from July 1 …
Source: Kashmir Observer - Neutral -
Published on 13:16 GMT
Kashmir’s freshwater springs face growing threat as fish die
On Sunday, scores of villagers launched a cleanliness drive, clearing a stretch of the spring from Nagbal downstream and removing plastic waste and other pollutants. Weeks ago, residents of Panzath, a quaint village in south Kashmir’s Anantnag district …
Source: The Hindu Business Line - Neutral -
Published on 10:50 GMT
Why Do So Many People with Substance Use Disorders in Kashmir Never Seek Treatment?
by Dr Imran Khan Despite expanding treatment facilities, stigma, poverty, demographics and substance-specific factors continue to prevent many Kashmiris with addiction from seeking care. Depression and drugs Substance use disorder, commonly known as …
Source: Kashmir Life - Pending -
Published on 09:45 GMT
Kashmir struggled with fish for years, until a British duke shipped 10,000 trout ova making it a national capital
Kashmir's valleys are home to a prized delicacy: trout, a colonial import that has become a national treasure. Introduced in 1899, these 'Silver Queens' now thrive in the region's pristine rivers, boasting a unique taste and texture. Jammu …
Source: The Times of India - Indeterminate -
Published on 16:18 GMT
Kashmir SIA files 737-page chargesheet in 1990 Sarla Bhat murder case; Yasin Malik named as accused
A spokesperson of the SIA said the voluminous 737-page chargesheet, painstakingly compiled after an exhaustive investigation, brings together a formidable body of oral, documentary, forensic, ballistic, medical and electronic evidence accumulated over …
Source: The New Indian Express - Neutral -
Published on Jun 28, 2026
Iltija Mufti Questions Jammu Kashmir Govt Over Outsourcing Jobs
SRINAGAR: PDP leader Iltija Mufti on Sunday asked the Jammu and Kashmir Government to explain why hundreds of crores of rupees are being spent on outsourcing jobs to private companies, who selected the firms, and whether the recruitment process was …
Source: Kashmir Life - Pending -
Published on 08:16 GMT
Jammu and Kashmir LG performs 'Pratham Puja' to begin Amarnath Yatra
Source: Mid Day Mumbai - Pending