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28/12/2024

Rouf Rather Becomes the First Government School Teacher from J&K to Receive Prestigious Sanctuary Asia Award

In a historic achievement, Rouf Rather, a dedicated government school teacher from Jammu and Kashmir, has been honored with the globally recognized Sanctuary Asia Award. This prestigious accolade, endorsed by leading global organizations in the fields of environmental jurisprudence, wildlife conservation, biodiversity, and sustainability, is awarded to individuals who make significant contributions to these causes, transcending boundaries of profession, age, nationality, and religion.

The Sanctuary Asia Awards aim to identify and celebrate extraordinary individuals across the world who work tirelessly for the conservation of flora, fauna, wetlands, and biodiversity hotspots. Each year, the organization highlights these changemakers, bringing their efforts into the global spotlight and honoring their dedication on a respected international platform.

Rouf Rather, a proud representative of Jammu and Kashmir's Education Department, was invited to Mumbai to receive this prestigious award in the presence of philanthropists and conservationists from around the world. His contributions as an environmentally conscious teacher and a responsible citizen have earned him this recognition, making him a beacon of inspiration for many.

This is the first time a government school teacher from Jammu and Kashmir has been selected for the Sanctuary Asia Award, setting a remarkable precedent. Rouf's unwavering commitment to environmental conservation and education has not only brought honor to the Pristine Valley and the Education Department of J&K but has also highlighted the importance of integrating environmental awareness into the education system.

This recognition serves as a testament to Rouf Rather's tireless efforts in preserving the environment and educating the younger generation about its significance. It also underscores the potential of teachers to act as catalysts for positive change within their communities and beyond.

Rouf’s achievement is a moment of pride for Jammu and Kashmir, and his story will undoubtedly inspire more individuals to dedicate themselves to environmental conservation and sustainable living.

28/12/2024

Judge Refers to Quranic Verse to Deliver Historic Verdict on Women's Inheritance Rights in Jammu and Kashmir

Justice Rajinder Kotwal, in a landmark decision, emphasized the sanctity of Quranic principles in a case concerning women's inheritance rights. The court ruling reiterated that Islam's timeless teachings mandate equitable distribution of inheritance and that depriving women of their rightful share is against both Islamic principles and the law.

The judgment highlighted a Quranic verse as the basis for the decision, asserting the importance of following Islamic injunctions to ensure justice and fairness. This historic ruling serves as a reminder of the need for societal reforms and adherence to Islamic teachings to safeguard the rights of women, especially in matters of inheritance.

28/12/2024

13-Year-Old Girl from Mehmoodabad Becomes Hafiz-e-Qur'an, Achieving a Remarkable Milestone

28/12/2024

DC Shopian Initiates Strict Action Against Engineers for Dereliction of Duty During Crucial Snow Clearance Operations

28/12/2024

Medical Team Rescues Pregnant Woman in Challenging Conditions in Kulgam

Kulgam, Dec 28: A medical team from DH Pora, under the supervision of CMO Kulgam, successfully rescued Sumi Jan, an 8-month pregnant woman from Dangerpora Chimmer, Khull, amidst tough conditions.

Using a 4x4 Scorpio ambulance, the team ensured her safe transport to Sub-District Hospital DH Pora, providing her with timely medical care. The community has lauded the healthcare workers for their commitment and swift action during the rescue.

28/12/2024

"Efficient Officers, Fearless Districts"

ByMeer Altaf Hussain

In the serene valleys of Kashmir, the first snowfall of the season had always been both a blessing and a challenge. For decades, the enchanting white blanket brought joy to locals and tourists alike, but it also carried the weight of hardships—blocked roads, power outages, and emergencies left unresolved. This winter, however, something extraordinary unfolded.

The weather forecast had warned of a heavy snowfall weeks in advance. Instead of waiting for the crisis to knock at their doors, the district administration, police, army, CRPF, and local volunteers decided to rewrite the narrative. Meetings were held, strategies were drawn, and teams were deployed to prepare for every possible scenario.

As the snowflakes began to fall, creating a picturesque landscape, the valley buzzed with an unusual energy. District SSPs, deputy commissioners, and municipal commissioners were seen patrolling the streets, personally ensuring that every corner was equipped to handle the weather's wrath. Snow-clearing machines roared to life, clearing roads even as the snow continued to pile up. Emergency helplines were activated, and medical teams stood ready for any call of distress.

In the heart of this effort was a spirit of unity. Pregnant women, critically ill patients, and stranded tourists were given top priority. Helicopters flew in supplies to remote areas, while army personnel helped locals shovel snow off their roofs. The CRPF joined hands with civilians to assist elderly residents trapped in their homes.

The results were nothing short of miraculous. Roads that would normally remain blocked for days were cleared within hours. Power lines were repaired swiftly, and markets remained accessible. For the first time, there were no heartbreaking tales of people struggling to reach hospitals or tourists stranded without help. Instead, there was a collective sigh of relief and a deep sense of gratitude.

The locals, known for their resilience, expressed their joy openly. Social media buzzed with heartfelt thank-yous, and community leaders praised the administration for its preparedness. It was a rare moment of harmony between the authorities and the people, a testament to what could be achieved when collaboration replaced complacency.

The snowfall symphony played on, but this time, its tune was one of hope, efficiency, and unity. As the snow melted, it left behind not just rivers but also a newfound trust between the people of Kashmir and their protectors.

This winter, Kashmir didn't just weather the storm—it embraced it, turning a season of challenges into a season of triumph.

28/12/2024

MeT Predicts Moderate to Heavy Snowfall in J&K From January 4-6

28/12/2024

Lost Wallet Found Between Zaldagar and Fateh Kadal

A wallet has been found in the area between Zaldagar and Fateh Kadal. The finder requests the owner to get in touch for retrieval.
Contact:94190 65089

28/12/2024

J&K Police Kishtwar Issues Weather Advisory and Emergency Helpline Numbers

In response to the weather forecast predicting rain and snowfall, the J&K Police District Kishtwar has issued an advisory urging residents to remain cautious, especially in remote and landslide-prone areas. Emergency helpline numbers have been established for public assistance and safety.

📞 Emergency Helpline Numbers:

SSP Kishtwar: +91 9469076014

PCR Kishtwar: 9906154100, 9103454100, 01995-259193, 100

ERSS: 112

Addl. SP Kishtwar: +91 9469213421

Dy.SP Hqrs Kishtwar: +91 9796455564

Dy.SP PC Kishtwar: +91 9419191000

SDPO Atholi: +91 9419181083

SDPO Marwah: +91 9906390160

Dy.SP PC Drabshalla: +91 9622743078

Dy.SP PC Dachhan: +91 7006151033

Dy.SP DAR DPL: +91 9419170220

SHO Kishtwar: +91 8803150216

SHO Dachhan: +91 7006236621

SHO Chatroo: +91 7006648892

SHO PS Atholi: +91 9906076000

Stay Connected:

Facebook: Kishtwar Police

Twitter: SSP Kishtwar

Important Note: Residents are advised to avoid unnecessary travel, especially in areas prone to landslides or road blockages. For assistance or emergencies, contact the above helpline numbers. Your safety is our priority.

J&K Police – At Your Service

28/12/2024

A Winter Wonderland Through the Lens of Zia Shakeel

28/12/2024

Tragic Loss: Two-Year-Old Girl Dies of Suffocation in Kulgam

Srinagar, Dec 28: A two-year-old girl, Aadita Jan, tragically lost her life due to suffocation caused by a charcoal fire pot in Kulgam's Vessu area.

The family, originally from Ramban and residing in a commercial property, suffered severe suffocation. While Aadita was declared dead upon arrival at PHC Mohammadpora, timely action by the medical team saved the other five family members, who are now recovering at District Hospital Kulgam.

Police have initiated an investigation into the incident.

28/12/2024

Men and Machinery On The Job to Clear Snow From Hospitals in Srinagar District.

28/12/2024

Ganderbal Police Conducts Rescue Operations Amid Heavy Snowfall

Ganderbal, 28th December 2024

In response to heavy snowfall and hazardous road conditions, Ganderbal Police initiated extensive rescue operations to assist stranded tourists, commuters, and patients across the district.

Specialized teams, led by senior officers, have been deployed to designated areas to ensure efficient coordination with civil administration and other agencies. The police are working tirelessly to restore traffic flow and maintain road safety.

28/12/2024

Kashmir Sets an Example of Humanity: Locals and Authorities Unite to Help Stranded Tourists During Sudden Snowfall

By QNS 24x7

Srinagar, December 28:
Kashmir recently witnessed a heavy and unexpected snowfall that disrupted daily life and left numerous tourists and travelers stranded across the region, including on national highways, in villages, and remote areas. However, in the face of these challenges, the people of Kashmir, along with local authorities, displayed an extraordinary example of hospitality, unity, and humanity by extending their support to those in need.

Unparalleled Hospitality by the Locals

As snow blocked roads and stranded tourists, the local Kashmiri population stepped forward selflessly to help. People opened their homes to stranded tourists, offering them food, warmth, and shelter during the harsh weather conditions. Many of the tourists, including women, children, and elderly people, were taken care of with utmost kindness.

Locals provided hot meals, warm blankets, and every possible comfort to ensure the safety and well-being of their unexpected guests. Families treated tourists as their own, offering them reassurance in a time of uncertainty. This heartfelt hospitality deeply moved the visitors, leaving a lasting impression of Kashmir’s generous spirit.

Role of Police, CRPF, and Army

The police, Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), and the Indian Army played a critical role in assisting stranded travelers. These agencies worked tirelessly, often under extreme conditions, to clear snow-clogged roads, rescue stranded vehicles, and ensure the safe passage of people stuck in various areas.

Traffic police teams worked around the clock to restore connectivity on national highways, while other units were deployed in snow-affected regions to coordinate relief efforts. The collective efforts of these authorities provided much-needed relief and safety to travelers and local residents alike.

Tourists Share Their Gratitude

Several tourists expressed their gratitude for the overwhelming kindness they received from the people of Kashmir. They praised the locals’ willingness to go out of their way to provide comfort and safety, despite the challenges posed by the weather.

One tourist said, "We were stranded on the highway, unsure of what to do, but the locals came to our rescue. They welcomed us into their homes, fed us, and treated us like family. We are deeply touched by their generosity."

Another visitor remarked, "Kashmir is not just about its natural beauty; it is about the beauty of its people. Their humanity and compassion have left us in awe."

A Lesson in Humanity

This episode has highlighted the unique spirit of Kashmir, where people’s actions in times of crisis reflect their deep sense of community and care for others. The collaboration between the locals and the authorities has set an inspiring example of how collective efforts can overcome even the most challenging situations.

The incident serves as a reminder of the timeless values of hospitality and humanity that define Kashmir and its people. It is not just the scenic landscapes but also the kindness of its residents that make Kashmir truly "Paradise on Earth."

28/12/2024

Urgent Need Of 2 Units Blood O+Ve In Ahmad Hospital Nowgam Srinagar 6006050988

28/12/2024

Flight Disruptions: Multiple IndiGo Flights Cancelled Due to Bad Weather in Srinagar

28/12/2024

Fresh Snow Depth recorded in parts of J&K during the last 24 hrs

*Anantnag District:*
Anantnag Plains = 1 ft + 5 - 7 inches
Achabal = 1 ft 8 in
Dialgam = 1 ft 6 in
Bijbehara = 1 ft 6 in
Pahalgam = 1 ft 6 in
Batkoot = 1 ft 4 in
Dooru = 2 ft 3 in
Shangus = 2 ft
Qazigund = 2 ft 3 in
Kokernag = 2 ft

*Pulwama District:*
Awantipura = 1 ft
Drabgam = 1 ft
Pulwama Town = 10 - 11 in
Tral = 1 ft 3 in
Pampore = 10 in

*Kulgam District:*
Manzgam = 1 ft 9 in
Wanpoh - Khudwani = 1 ft 7 in
Devsar Kulgam = 2 ft 3 in
DH Pora Kulgam = 2 ft +
Aharbal = 2 ft +

*Shopian District:*
Adjian = 1.5 ft +
Heff = 1.5 ft +
Herman = 1.5 ft +

*Srinagar District:*
Srinagar plains = 8 in

*Ganderbal District:*
Laar = 6 in
Ganderbal Town = 7 in
Zojila = 1ft 2 in
Sonamarg = 8 in

*Budgam District:*
Budgam plains = 7 in
Charar-i-Sharief = 10 in

*Bandipora District:*
Gurez = 5 - 6 in
Garoora = 10 in
Bandipora plains = 4 in

*Baramulla District:*
Baramulla Town = 4 - 5 in
Sopore = 5 - 6 in
Rafiabad = 6 in
Pattan = 5 in
Bijhama Uri = 6 in
Kunzer = 9 in
Gulmarg = 1 ft 3 in

*Kupwara District:*
Kupwara plains = 1.5 in
Pazipora = 1 - 2 in
Chowkibal = 3 in
Langate = 2 - 3 in

*Jammu Region:*
Kishtwar = 4 - 5 in +
Budhal Rajouri = 10 in
Main Doda = 2 - 3 in
Bhaderwah = 4 in
Banihal = 5 - 8 in
Batote = 2 in

Compiled By: Kashmir Weather.
The depth has been verified through multiple local sources, although the exact snow depth can vary.

28/12/2024

After heavy snowfall, the Ganderbal Police is actively assisting tourists and the general public in managing challenges caused by the snow. The helpline remains operational to ensure smooth operations and safety during this time.

Details
The District Police Ganderbal, under the supervision of the SSP (Senior Superintendent of Police), has deployed teams to ensure road clearance and assist stranded vehicles in various snow-affected areas of the district. These efforts aim to maintain the flow of traffic, clear snow-covered roads, and ensure the safety and well-being of residents and tourists in the district.

To provide effective assistance, the Ganderbal Police has issued the following helpline numbers for different police stations, posts, and emergency services:

SSP Office Ganderbal: 7006017372

Police Station Ganderbal: 7006411196

Police Post Kangan: 6005080486

Police Post Gund: 7051697576

Police Post Tangmarg: 6005545891

Police Post Kullan: 9541216609

PCR Ganderbal: 9906668731

Tourist Police Helpline: 9541786710

DySP Headquarters: 9596655551

SDPO Kangan: 9622252393

Police Station Safapora: 9906631555

Police Station Lar: 7006303281

Police Station Sonamarg: 9906946095

Police Station Gund: 7006070601

Police Station Kheer Bhawani: 7006411196

Helpline (Tourist Control Room): 9541786734 / 9419371774

Emergency Measures:
During heavy snowfall, the district administration ensures continuous efforts to facilitate road clearance and address issues related to public inconvenience. People are encouraged to contact the helplines for any assistance or emergencies.

The Ganderbal Police urges all citizens and tourists to cooperate and stay safe during this period.

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