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Taller than Eiffel Tower: Anand Mahindra left amazed by stunning video of Vande Bharat train gliding over Chenab BridgeIndustrialist Anand Mahindra shared a video of the Vande Bharat Express crossing the Chenab Rail Bridge in Jammu and Kashmir, calling it a ...- Great Experiences: Why cheese tourism is becoming the latest luxury travel trend among IndiansLuxury travellers yearning for authentic yet offbeat experiences are opting for cheese tourism, finds Glynda Alves
- Omar Abdullah says J&K’s dual power structure a ‘recipe for disaster’Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah calls for full statehood, deeming the current administration the worst. He notes progress in...
- Historic first: Special Amul milk freight train reaches Jammu & Kashmir from GujaratJammu division of Indian Railways achieved a historic milestone with the arrival of the first special milk freight train from Gujarat. This...
- A bridge too far for Jammu? New rail link lifts Kashmir, leaves traders worried about businessThe newly launched rail connectivity to Kashmir is being celebrated for its potential to boost tourism and trade, streamlining transport an...
- Normal life remains affected due to COVID restrictions in KashmirThe officials said in the wake of the lockdown announced by the government, restrictions on the movement and assembly of people continued t...
- Surveillance stepped up in Kashmir to track COVID-19 casesAuthorities in Kashmir have intensified ground surveillance to track travellers, who hid their recent travel history, to contain the spread...
- Surveillance stepped up in Kashmir to track COVID-19 casesAuthorities in Kashmir have intensified ground surveillance to track travellers, who hid their recent travel history, to contain the spread...
- Surveillance stepped up in Kashmir to track COVID-19 casesThe steps are being taken after Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir, Pandurang K Pole, directed all Deputy Commissioners (DCs) in the valley t...
- Rail services resume in Kashmir Valley, people throng Sunday flea market in SrinagarRailway services were resumed in Kashmir valley after three months of being suspended due to security reason post abrogation of Article 370...
- Curfew-like restrictions reimposed in several parts of KashmirRestrictions have been in several parts of Kashmir as a precautionary measure for maintaining law and order in the Valley, officials said
- Situation in Kashmir peaceful: OfficialsBarricades have been removed from most areas of the valley, but deployment of security forces continued on the ground.
- Landline telephone services restored in most places in Valley: OfficialsNo untoward incident was reported from anywhere in the Valley on Saturday, they said, adding the restrictions on communication were eased i...
- Restrictions eased in most Kashmir areas, market still shut and mobile services suspendedPublic transport stayed off the roads, but a few inter-district cabs and auto-rickshaws were seen plying in some areas.
- Restrictions further eased in J-K; life slowly returning to normalThe government spokesperson said there was adequate stock of essential commodities. The officials appealed to people to not resort to panic...
- Carlson inks pact with Mustaq Group to open 7 hotels in J&KAccording to the deal, Carlson Rezidor in partnership with Mushtaq Group will open two Radisson Blu hotels in Srinagar and one each in Tang...
- Situation peaceful in Kashmir Valley, people throng marketsThere was massive traffic on the roads in Srinagar - the summer capital - as public transport resumed fully and people came out to carry ou...
- Life returns to normal in Kashmir Valley, curfew liftedAfter days of unrest, life in Srinagar and elsewhere in the Kashmir Valley returned to normal today after authorities lifted curfew across ...
- Three-day strike begins in Kashmir ValleyA three-day strike call given by separatists over the Amarnath land row began on Saturday, thereby affecting normal life.
- Kashmir apple trade seeks industry statusFarmers across the valley accuse the government for not doing enough to safeguard the declining horticulture sector.
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