INDUS TREATY AND KASHMIR
The suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty has garnered significant support in Kashmir, particularly after the region faced a scorching summer that exacerbated its water crisis. The treaty, signed in 1960, allocated the Indus, Jhelum, and Chenab rivers to Pakistan, while India received the Ravi, Beas, and Sutlej rivers. However, Kashmiris feel they’ve been shortchanged, […]
J&K Dragon Boat Association calls on Yasha Mudgal
Srinagar, 16th July. The J&K Dragon Boat Association called upon Ms. Yasha Mudgal, IAS, on her assumption of charge as the Commissioner/Secretary to the Government, Youth Services and Sports Department. The Association was represented by M.S. Punoo, IPS Retd, President of the Association; Er. Aamir Ali, Former Director Disaster Management and Vice President of […]
Relief to victims
Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has been instrumental in providing critical support and relief to victims of terrorism in the region. His efforts have brought hope and solace to those affected by the violence, demonstrating a strong commitment to the welfare of the people. Under Sinha’s leadership, various initiatives have been […]
Several Feared Dead as Tempo Falls into Gorge
SRINAGAR: A tragic road accident occurred in the Ponda area along the Doda-Barath Road on Tuesday, after a tempo traveller bearing registration number JK06-4847 skidded off the road and fell into a deep gorge. An official said that, reportedly, multiple casualties are feared, though the exact number of deaths and injuries is yet to be […]
LONG SECURITY OPERATION
Jammu and Kashmir’s Police Chief has called for long-duration operations against terrorists in Kupwara’s higher reaches, particularly in the Lolab region. This strategic move aims to strengthen security forces’ preparedness and target terrorists who exploit the rugged terrain as hideouts. The push for sustained operations is a response to intelligence indicating Pakistan’s continued support for […]
Farooq Raise questions
Farooq Abdullah, the former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir and National Conference chief, has criticized the revision of electoral rolls in Bihar, calling it “anti-constitutional”. He isn’t the only one with concerns; the CPI(M) has also raised similar issues, likening the special intensive revision of electoral rolls to the National Register of Citizens (NRC). […]
Women Mountaineering Expedition
The Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) has flagged off an all-women mountaineering expedition to Mount Nun, a prominent peak in Ladakh. This historic expedition is a testament to the women’s unwavering spirit and commitment to pushing beyond boundaries. The team comprises highly skilled and trained personnel from ITBP, who have undergone rigorous training to prepare […]
Positive impact on Horticulture
The government’s decision to establish a centre for disease-resistant fruit trees in Kashmir is a welcome move that can have a significant impact on the region’s horticulture sector. The centre will focus on developing fruit tree varieties that can withstand diseases, reducing crop losses and minimizing the use of chemical pesticides. This initiative can help […]
Preserving Ladakh Folk
The recent grant of Rs 65 lakh to Ambedkar University Delhi and the University of Ladakh to preserve Ladakh’s folk traditions is a significant initiative that highlights the importance of cultural preservation. The project aims to document and promote the region’s rich cultural heritage, which is essential for raising awareness about its importance and ensuring […]
TAX EVASION
The State Taxes Department Kashmir conducted massive raids against business entities involved in fraudulent Input Tax Credit (ITC) practices across Kashmir. These raids aimed to curb tax evasion and safeguard public revenue, focusing on sectors prone to tax evasion. The department’s action is based on credible intelligence inputs regarding widespread misuse of ITC provisions. The […]
