Culture
BJP Slams NC’s Delhi Protest as ‘Eyewash,’ Cites Governance Failures
BJP rejects NC's Delhi protest for statehood, calling it an 'eyewash' and citing governance failures.
Author: Tahir Rihat
Tahir Rihat (also known as Tahir Bilal) is an independent journalist, activist, and digital media professional from the Chenab Valley of Jammu and Kashmir, India. He is best known for his work as the Online Editor at The Chenab Times.
International
US Escalates Iran Strikes Amidst Ongoing Diplomatic Engagements
U.S. forces strike over 170 Iranian targets as President Trump confirms ongoing negotiations with Tehran.
Environment
Ladakh Launches First EV Charging Network, Paving Way for Carbon Neutrality
Ladakh inaugurates its first electric vehicle charging stations, a key step towards its carbon-neutral future and sustainable transport goals.
International
Iran’s Supreme Leader’s Absence Fuels Power Vacuum Fears
Ayatollah Khamenei's prolonged absence and his son's non-appearance at his funeral fuels speculation about Iran's leadership.
Health
Amarnath Yatra Surpasses 2 Lakh Pilgrims in 8 Days Amidst Smooth Operations
Over 2 lakh pilgrims have visited the Amarnath shrine in just 8 days, with authorities ensuring smooth arrangements and cracking down on overcharging.
Infrastructure
US-Canada Trade Corridor Set to Expand with New Bridge Despite Prior Obstruction
New bridge connecting US and Canada set to open, resolving prior Trump administration obstruction.
Culture
Engineer Rashid to Stage Hunger Strike Commemorating 1931 Martyrs
Engineer Rashid to hold token hunger strike on July 13 to honor 1931 martyrs and protest perceived neglect of their legacy.
Business
J&K Chief Secretary Reviews Progress of Key Centrally-Sponsored Schemes
J&K Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo reviewed progress on Centrally-Sponsored Schemes and infrastructure projects, stressing outcome-oriented governance.
Legal
Holocaust Survivors Seek US Court Justice Against Hungarian Rail
Hungarian Holocaust survivors are fighting to have their lawsuit against the national railway heard in U.S. courts, alleging complicity in Nazi atrocities.
Culture
Jammu Film Festival Attracts Global Filmmakers with 180 Entries
The fifth Jammu Film Festival has received 180 entries from 35 countries, showcasing a diverse range of short films, documentaries, and features.