Conflict
Gulmarg Gurdwara Name Dispute Settled at Akal Takht
Akal Takht resolves Gulmarg gurdwara renaming dispute, emphasizing unity and mutual respect among Sikh groups.
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
Iran Tensions Rise as US Strikes Target Key Strait of Hormuz Capabilities
US strikes target Iran's Strait of Hormuz control capabilities amid rising regional tensions.
Legal
NHRC Probes Harassment of Kashmiri Students and Traders Nationwide
NHRC investigates harassment and attacks on Kashmiri students and traders nationwide following a complaint by JKSA.
Disasters
Three from Haryana Die in Early Morning Highway Collision in Jammu
Three men from Haryana were killed and two injured in a car-truck collision on the Jammu-Srinagar highway early Sunday.
Legal
Japan’s Imperial Succession Crisis: Adoption of Male Relatives Debated
Japan's imperial family faces a succession crisis, with lawmakers considering adopting male relatives amid calls for a female emperor.
News
Amarnath Yatra Security Boosted with Tech, Enhanced Surveillance Planned
Jammu officials review Amarnath Yatra security, emphasizing tech-driven measures like enhanced CCTV and real-time monitoring.
Crime
PoK Refugees in Jammu Protest Civilian Killings, Urge Global Intervention
PoK refugees in Jammu protested civilian killings and urged India to expose Pakistan's actions internationally.
News
J&K Leaders Urge AFSPA Withdrawal Ahead of Northeast Rollback
Jammu and Kashmir leaders demand AFSPA withdrawal, citing Home Minister's remarks on Northeast rollback.
Politics
Haiti’s Security Apparatus Shaken by Top Official’s Abduction
A top security official in Haiti, chief of staff to the defense minister, has been kidnapped amid escalating gang violence.
Business
Zojila Tunnel Enters Final Construction Phases After Major Breakthrough
Zojila Tunnel, world's longest at high altitude, enters ventilation and lining stages after excavation breakthrough, targeting December 2028 completion.