Crime
Man Detained Near Royal Residence After Disturbing Behavior
A man was arrested near a royal residence on suspicion of carrying a weapon after behaving in an intimidating manner.
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.
Infrastructure
Supreme Court Protects Consumers from Unwarranted Electricity Tariff Burden
Supreme Court rules consumers can't be forced to pay for electricity they no longer receive.
International
Israel Strikes Hezbollah Commander Near Beirut, Testing Fragile Truce
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Culture
Amar Singh College Professor in Srinagar Faces Inquiry After Harassment Claim
Amar Singh College probes harassment claim against faculty member after student protests.
International
Trump to Welcome Brazil’s Lula for White House Talks Amidst Bilateral Tensions
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Education
Nagrota Sainik School Celebrates Raksha Mantri Trophy After Stellar NDA Performance
Sainik School Nagrota wins the Raksha Mantri Trophy 2025 for sending the highest percentage of cadets to the NDA from J&K.
News
Jammu & Kashmir Budget Implementation Accelerated Under CM’s Directive
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International
New US Report Hints at Cockpit Struggle in China Eastern Jet Crash
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Infrastructure
PWD Promotes 35 Incharge Assistant Engineers to Assistant Executive Engineers
35 engineers from the Mechanical Wing of J&K's Public Works Dept. promoted to Incharge Assistant Executive Engineers, effective immediately.
News
Australian ISIS Families Repatriated: Legal Battles Loom for Returnees
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