Both the separatist and mainstream politicians in Jammu and Kashmir were barred from visiting Sopore to offer condolences to the family of Hurriyat leader, Prof Abdul Gani Bhat, who died here yesterday.
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Over ten months after the elections in Jammu and Kashmir, the pace of developmental works has been slow, while the political blame game rages on.
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Farmers in Jammu and Kashmir have faced heavy losses due to floods, with a long spell of rainfall, also leaving large areas submerged under water.
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There's political strain over unmet demands. Will it revive social fissures is a question.
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In Kishtwar district, home to over one-third of Jammu & Kashmir’s glacial lakes, the likelihood of Glacial Lake Outburst Floods looms large
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The floods in Jammu and Kashmir have left at least 40 people dead and caused damage to property, particularly in Jammu city and Kishtwar district.
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Political tensions have erupted in Kashmir as the protestors razed the Ashoka Chakra at Hazratbal shrine complex objecting to its installation at the Muslim shrine.
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Exporters as well as trade bodies have sought incentives from the government to help them tide over the losses.
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School textbooks present a version of history at odds with Kashmiri recollections
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With the Trump administration pushing the implementation of 50 per cent tariff on exports from India from August 27, traders have requested the government to bail them out.
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