According to Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, the government wants to minimize reliance on fossil fuels and encourage greener, more sustainable mobility options
Kashmir News
The Central government has done little substantive in terms of job creation or employment for Jammu's younger population, except from making verbal promises.
The State Executive Committee mandated stringent screening & administration of the COVID-19 RT-PCR test for foreign arrivals at Srinagar International Airport.
India has slammed the UN allegations on Kashmir killings and arrests as “baseless and unfounded” against the country’s security forces.
As winter approaches in Kashmir Valley, demand for traditional firepots known as 'Kangris' has increased.
The Jammu and Kashmir Law Department appears to be unconcerned about people's suffering, since it has failed to reopen consumer courts in the UT.
Jammu Kashmir's intelligence agencies and civil administration are planning to fire at least 47 government employees, including those with alleged militant ties
A recent poll that looked at children's enrolment in schools and their access to smart phones revealed a digital divide among kids in J-K UT and Ladakh.
The metrolite project for J&K's summer capital Srinagar would take at least 4 years for implementation at a cost of Rs 5000 crore.
The unemployment rate in Jammu and Kashmir was 22.2 percent for the month of October, the highest among all states and union territories in the country.
The bodies of two civilians of Srinagar were exhumed after two days from a graveyard in Handwara area of northern district of Kupwara.
Four persons were killed in a ‘gunfight’ between government forces and militants in Srinagar's Hyderpora area on the evening of November 15, as per J&K Police.
Families of civilians killed in Srinagar's Hyderpora ‘encounter’ staged a protest on Wednesday, demanding justice and the handover of their loved ones' remains.
Encounters cannot guarantee peace. Instead, they will claim civilian lives and increase distrust against the Indian army in the minds of locals.
Jammu and Kashmir's bat industry, which is Asia's largest, is facing various obstacles and is on the verge of collapse.
The JK Cements Limited (JKCL) was recently wound up by Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha's administration after three decades of providing quality cements.
Politicians are very interesting characters. They strive to bake their political cob when people are suffering and being subjected to injustices.
Apple growers in Kashmir are eager to retain more fruit in cold storages this season after making a high return on produce kept in cold storage units last year.
A family in southern Kashmir has been looking after Panchayat house for decades but hasn't received a single penny as remuneration.
Srinagar city joins the list of creative cities network of UNESCO. Srinagar is the only Indian city to make it to the 49 new cities list for its craft and folk
