Health
Yoga’s Unifying Power Celebrated by J&K LG on International Day
J&K LG Manoj Sinha led International Day of Yoga celebrations, highlighting yoga's power to unite humanity and promote holistic health.
Tag: Jammu and Kashmir
Culture
Ganderbal Boosts Security for Annual Kheer Bhawani Mela Amidst Preparations
Ganderbal district intensifies security measures for the annual Mata Kheer Bhawani Mela, with senior police officials reviewing arrangements.
Education
J&K Political Row Intensifies Over Government Job Outsourcing
BJP and PDP accuse NC govt of undermining transparent recruitment via outsourcing, sparking political row in J&K.
News
Small Town Youth Drive India’s Startup and Civil Service Success
Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh highlights technology's role in empowering small-town youth, driving startup and civil service success across India.
News
AIP to Consult Cadre on Engineer Rashid’s Lok Sabha Seat
Awami Ittehad Party to consult grassroots cadre on MP Engineer Rashid's potential resignation from Lok Sabha.
News
Vaishno Devi Security Grid Undergoes Thorough Review for Pilgrim Safety
Senior police officials conducted a thorough security review of the Vaishno Devi yatra track and Bhawan area, assessing pilgrim screening and personnel deployment.
Business
Ganderbal’s Naranag Temple Reopens for Devotees After 14-Month Hiatus
Naranag Temple in Ganderbal, a key tourist and religious site, has reopened for devotees and visitors after a 14-month closure due to security reviews.
Health
J&K Doctor Suspended Amid Allegations of Medical Malpractice and Fraud
J&K cardiologist Dr. Syed Maqbool Ahmad Shah suspended over alleged gross abuse of position and serious medical malpractice.
Culture
Historic Naranag Temple Reopens in Ganderbal After 14-Month Closure
Historic Naranag Temple in Ganderbal, Kashmir, reopens after 14 months following a security review after a terror attack.
Health
J&K Cardiologist Suspended Over Allegations of Unnecessary Cardiac Surgeries
A cardiologist in J&K's Anantnag GMC suspended for performing unnecessary cardiac surgeries on nearly 50% of patients.