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12/12/2023

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11/12/2023

Article 370: We direct that restoration of statehood in Union Territory of J&K shall be done at the earliest, says CJI

11/12/2023

Supreme Court declares Constitution of J&K redundant

11/12/2023

SC: Hold Assembly polls in J&K by Sept 30, 2024

11/12/2023

Supreme Court upholds the validity of Constitutional Order abrogating

11/12/2023

Wedding reception turns to tragedy as bridegroom, his friend killed in Samba car accident

10/12/2023

Teacher on JKSSB's Panchayat Secretary Exam Duty Dies of Suspected Cardiac Arrest in Anantnag

10/12/2023

Kashmir shivers, Konibal coldest at minus 6.0 degree Celsius

Srinagar: The minimum temperature continued to settle below freezing point in Kashmir while Konibal was coldest at minus 6.0 degree Celsius.

According to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir recorded a low of minus 4.4 degree Celsius.

Qazigund in South Kashmir recorded a minimum temperature of minus 3.0 degree Celsius while Kupwara recorded a low of minus 3.4 degree Celsius.

In Pahalgam, the mercury settled at minus 5.5 degree Celsius while in Gulmarg it settled at minus 4.2 degree Celsius—(KNO)

09/12/2023

Police initiates legal action against 9 people for misusing social media

09/12/2023

Srinagar shivers at bone-chilling minus 4.6 °C. Photos by Basit Zargar

09/12/2023

Cop Shot At, Injured In Bemina Srinagar: Police

09/12/2023

Woman Cricketer from Kashmir Jasia Akhtar Goes Unsold in WPL Auction for Upcoming Season

09/12/2023

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09/12/2023

Dr Rukhsar Saeed Clinches Second Runner-Up Title in MasterChef India Season 8

09/12/2023

Srinagar recorded coldest night of the season at minus 4.6 degree Celsius

08/12/2023

Family members of Inspector Masroor wail during the wreath laying ceremony of the slain at DPL Srinagar. Masroor succumbed to injuries after being injured in an attack on the 29th of October this year. Photos by Basit Zargar

07/12/2023

Hokh Syun – Kashmir's Sun-dried vegetables for use in winter. Photos by Basit Zargar

07/12/2023

4 feared dead after vehicle rolls down into gorge on Zojila Pass

07/12/2023

Police Inspector Masroor Ahmad Wani Succumbs at AIIMS New Delhi

Srinagar: Police Inspector Masroor Ahmad Wani, who was hospitalised after being critically shot by militants in October month, has succumbed to his injuries at AIIMS New Delhi. (KS)

07/12/2023

NIA Attaches 3 Residential Houses in Awantipora, Khudwani Under UA(P)A

07/12/2023

6 shops, 2 rooms damaged in Zampa Kadal blaze

Srinagar: At least six shops and two residential rooms were damaged in a fire incident that broke out at Zampa Kadal, Srinagar on Thursday morning, officials said.

An official told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), that at least six shops and two residential rooms were damaged in a fire incident in the wee hours of this morning at Zampa Kadal Srinagar.

He said that fire broke out from one of the shops and quickly spread to the other shops.

The official added that, among six shops, one of the rooms was used for Kashmir arts under the trade name ‘Gulnoor Kashmir Arts’ and the other room was used for residential purposes.

Similarly, the roof of the shopping line and rooms were completely gutted, along with household goods, textiles, and other items that were also damaged in the fire.

Meanwhile, the Fire and Emergency Services (F&ES), personnel rushed to the spot and brought the fire under control.

The official said the cause of fire is under investigation and no loss of life or casualties have been reported in the incident—(KNO)

07/12/2023

Srinagar records coldest night of season at minus 2.6 degree Celsius

06/12/2023

What has changed post Article 370 roll back in J&K?

Forget bloodshed, not a single drop of blood going waste on Kashmir streets now: Home Minister Amit Shah in Parliament

‘Hartals, stone pelting, civilian killings a history; 40164 incidents of violence recorded from 1994 to 2004, 7217 incidents from 2004 to 2014, only 2197 such incidents witnessed from 2014 to 2023, 70 per cent decline in terrorism related violence in J&K; 59 per cent decline in forces’ killings since 2014; multiplex cinemas back to Kashmir after 30 years; will see over 2 Cr tourists this year’

New Delhi: Union Minister Amit Shah Wednesday countered the opposition with figures on the claims as to what has changed in J&K post abrogation of article 370 stating that organised hartals, street protests, stone pelting and civilian killings was a history in UT now. He was quick to add that bloodshed is a past in J&K as not a single drop of blood goes waste on Kashmir streets now.

Replying to the discussions on two bills— replying to the discussion on two bills— Jammu and Kashmir Reservation (Amendment) Bill, 2023 and Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Bill, 2023 introduced by him in the Parliament on December 5, the Home Minister, as per news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) said that those crying hoarse that ‘kya badla hai’ (what has changed in J&K) should note down what has changed post roll back of Article 370.

“Organised hartals, street protests, stone pelting, and civilian killings on roads is a history now. From bloodshed earlier, not a single drop of blood goes waste in J&K. No security forces personnel are getting injured or killed in stone pelting or street protests as such things don't take place in Kashmir at all,” Shah said.

Terming BJP’s tenure as the peaceful period in J&K, the Home Minister while quoting figures said that from 1994 to 2000, 40164 terrorist incidents were reported in J&K. “From 2004 to 2014, 7217 such incidents were recorded while as from 2014 to 2023, only 2197 terrorist related incidents were witnessed,” Shah said, adding that there has been a 70 per cent decline in the terrorist related incidents in J&K during the BJP’s tenure.

“Civilian killings have seen 72 per cent decline and Security Forces’ killings 59 per cent dip,” he said. “Bloodshed for which Kashmir was known is a past. Not a single drop of blood of anybody—(civilians or security forces) goes waste on Kashmir streets now,” the Home Minister said, adding that not a single organised hartal was witnessed in Kashmir in 2023. “Injuries to security forces on streets have come to zero as well,” he said.

Shah 498 Ceasefire Violations were reported in 2010 while 2023 recorded just two violations. “Terrorist recruitment was at an all time low and 221 youth returned back to their families,” he said.

Stating that safety of people of J&K was top priority, BJP took a series of steps that entailed reviewing of J&K situation by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) after every three months while there is a security review in J&K every month. “We have started to implement the zero terror plan and I am sure by 2026 the Zero terror plan will be implemented in full,” he said, adding that efforts are on to root out the terror-ecosystem in full. “For that NIA has lodged 32 cases and SIA 52, 83 persons have been booked for terror funding while 57 properties and 134 accounts have been seized,” Shah said.

For those who continue to cry “kya badla hai..”, the Home Minister said that not a single theatre or cinema was functional in Kashmir for the past 30 years. “Today a multiplex is operating in Srinagar and similar cinemas are functional in Pulwama, Shopian, Baramulla and Handwara. It isn’t that nobody in Kashmir wanted to see movies in cinemas. After a gap of 30 years, Cinemas are back in the Valley,” he said, adding that 100 films have been shot in Kashmir of late and there is demand for more shootings.

Shah said that J&K is the first UT to have two AIIMS while seven new Medical Colleges were established. “Fifteen nursing colleges were also set up and Medical seats were also enhanced,” he said. He said till June this year, one Crore tourists visited J&K and the figure will cross 2 Crore by December end. “The record of tourist arrivals in J&K set by BJP will be broke by only BJP,” Shah said—(KNO)

06/12/2023

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06/12/2023

Hoax bomb call triggers search at Jammu school, case filed —(KNO)

06/12/2023

Kashmir under freeze as Srinagar records season's coldest night at minus 2°C

04/12/2023

Autumn in Kashmir on its way out, valley bracing for winter. Photos by Basit Zargar

04/12/2023

6 Kulgam workers dead as many inljured in Shimla road accident

Kulgam: At least six workers from south Kashmir's Kulgam district died, and as many were injured in a road accident in Shima district of Himachal Pradesh on Monday morning, police said.

Superintendent of Police Shimla Sanjeev Kumar Gandhi told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that six people have died when a truck, they were travelling in, fell into a gorge in Kararghat.

He said three persons died on the spot while others died at a hospital. "Six others were also injured are currently under treatment at the Indira Gandhi Medical College Hospital (IGMCH)," he said.

The deceased have been identified as Fareed (24), Gulab (43), Shabir (19), Talib (23), Gulzar (30), and Mushtaq (30)—all residents of Kulgam.

The injured were identified as Ranjit, driver of the vehicle, Aslam, Talib Hussain, Akash Kumar, Ajay Thakur, and Manjoor—(KNO)

03/12/2023

People extract lotus stems from the waters of Anchar lake on a cold winter day in Srinagar. Photos by Basit Zargar

03/12/2023

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03/12/2023

Sopore murder case: Wife killed husband with active support of her lover, says Police

Both accused held, body of Reyaz found in Trench, Material involved in commission of crime recovered: SSP Shabir Nawab; Urges news portals to follow ethics, not to go for media trial of slain’s children, Media trials of affected children disturbing, warns of strict action: CWC Bla —(KNO)

02/12/2023

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01/12/2023

A cold chilly winter morning in Srinagar
Photos by Basit Zargar

01/12/2023

Police Takes Cognizance Against 6 Persons For Propagating False Information

Urges public to desist from posting/sharing/propagating instigative/provocative content, misinformation, anti-social propaganda & rumour mongering (GNS)

30/11/2023

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30/11/2023

Gunfight breaks out in Arihal Pulwama: Police (GNS)

30/11/2023

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30/11/2023

Authorities in Anantnag ban selling of petrol to two-wheelers without helmets

Srinagar: The authorities in south Kashmir’s Anantnag district have imposed ban on selling of fuel to two-wheelers who ride without helmets and has asked all petrol pump owners to install CCTV cameras in their fuel stations.

According to an order, a copy of which lies with the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) deputy commissioner Anantnag has asked all petrol and filling stations in the district shall not sell petrol to two-wheelers without helmets.

The directives have come in wake of the rising accidents in the district particularly involving two-wheelers.

Per the order petrol pump and filling station owners have been asked to install CCTV cameras, which should clearly show the footage of the buyers.

“The Petrol stations selling fuel to such traffic rule violators shall be personally held responsible and shall be dealt as per the law. Any violation of this order will be dealt in accordance with section 188 of IPC,” it said—(KNO)

30/11/2023

Those sharing videos, posts, texts on social media having potential to trigger communal frenzy, promote terrorism, separatism will face strict action: warns DGP Swain

Says Police duty bound to respect Prophet Muhammad (SAW), will ensure nobody tries to disrespect the Prophet (SAW), no place for hurting religious sentiments of any community; will make distinction between freedom of expression, right to dissent, backdoor malicious agenda; law will take its own course in the case of NIT student

—(KNO)