Jammu and Kashmir approves three major urban projects worth nearly Rs 2,700 crore to boost sustainable development and economic growth.
The Delhi-Amritsar-Katra Expressway is set to boost tourism, trade, and investment in Jammu and Kashmir.
Ladakh's Lt Governor lays foundation for 30 smart bus shelters in Leh and Kargil, featuring tech, safety, and solar power.
J&K government allocates Rs 82.45 crore for renovation of 5,000 flats and community halls in migrant camps.
Jammu & Kashmir targets 10,970 MW hydropower by 2035, aiming for energy self-reliance.
Unplanned construction and urban expansion are choking natural water channels in Jammu, leading to severe waterlogging and damage during monsoons.
J&K administration approves land rates for 260-MW Dulhasti-II hydropower project in Kishtwar, boosting Chenab River's power potential.
Heavy rainfall causes widespread waterlogging in Jammu city, disrupting normal life and traffic. An old house collapsed, but no casualties were reported.
Ladakh's Thoise and Kargil airports are set to begin commercial civilian flight operations by December, boosting regional connectivity and tourism.
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