Omar Abdullah urged Rahul Gandhi to shift his campaign focus from Kashmir to Jammu, emphasizing the importance of Congress's performance in...

The second phase of polling in Jammu and Kashmir's assembly elections will occur on Wednesday, covering 26 constituencies. Key candidates i...

Jammu and Kashmir will undergo the second phase of assembly polls on September 25, with security tightened in Rajouri district. Elections w...

Over 2.5 million voters in Jammu and Kashmir will decide the fate of 239 candidates contesting for 26 assembly seats in the second phase of...

Omar Abdullah, National Conference vice president, reversed his decision and will run for the Jammu and Kashmir assembly from Ganderbal, wh...

Omar Abdullah, NC vice-president, filed his nomination from Ganderbal constituency and accused BJP of using independent candidates to manip...

Omar Abdullah, vice president of the National Conference, has accused the BJP of attempting to win seats in Kashmir through independent can...

Of the 15 constituencies, Ganderbal has been in news after CM Omar Abdullah chose not to contest from his family pocket borough.

Omar said even though he was not contesting the elections from the constituency, Ganderbal enjoyed a huge place in his heart.

Omar says he did not flee Ganderbal. Instead he groomed a local leader to ensure the people do not face problems for being in a VVIP consti...

Mufti said Ganderbal Assembly segment has once again created history by making Chief Minister Omar Abdullah leave the constituency even bef...

"Three candidates, including a Congress candidate, filed their nominations from Ganderbal," District Election Officer Sarmad Hafeez said.

With Omar deciding against seeking re-election from Ganderbal, the decades-old relationship of the Abdullah family with the constituency, c...

CM Omar Abdullah who had contested polls from Ganderbal Assembly constituency in 2008 has decided to contest upcoming Assembly elections fr...

Omar had lost the elections from the seat in 2002 when he made his electoral debut in the state politics, but won comfortably in 2008.

"I did swing my leg but it did not hit anyone. If it had hit anyone, he would have been injured but there was none," Wani said.

The Chancellor said the university is building facility for education in advanced level and the higher education sector cannot be neglected.