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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The 50 per cent tariff on Indian exports will impact over four lakh people, including craftsmen, artisans and weavers from underprivileged backgrounds, who are dependent on the handicraft sector for survival
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The Jammu and Kashmir government has begun the process to oversee the functioning of 215 Jamat-founded schools, with the police also gathering their financial details, after several of the management committees had relatives of militants as their members.
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South Kashmir's orchard farmers hope for salvation amid tariff tussle, increasing imports of Washington apples.
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Residents of Chishoti village of Kishtwar have sought allotment of land in Jammu where they could be relocated fearing that fresh floods could bring more devastation in the area.
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The August 14 flash floods that struck Chishoti village at around 11: 45 AM left 14 people dead while four remain missing. At least 55 people have died in total, including pilgrims.
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It is a long wait for the families of those who remain missing due to the flash floods in Kishtwar district of Jammu and Kashmir. At least 87 people are reported to missing due to the floods triggered by the cloud bursts.
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The horticulture sector in Kashmir has faced massive losses after fresh tariffs from the US with export orders drying up after new taxes.
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Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has recently announced that the authorities will lodge FIRs in the killings carried out by militants, which had remained unresolved, and also provide jobs to the next of kin (NOKs)
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While one man had stepped out to buy medicines for his mother and the other was allegedly tortured in custody, their family members have denied any links to the drug peddling case, calling the allegations baseless.
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