The separatists had called for a shutdown today and asked people to participate in a sit-in which they would lead outside the UN office aft...

While the water level at Ram Munshi Bagh in the city was still increasing marginally, it is expected to recede in a couple of hours, offici...

Geelani and members of Shia community made separate attempts to hold protest march despite strict restrictions imposed by the authorities.

Police and paramilitary personnel were deployed in large numbers in Srinagar and sensitive areas in south Kashmir to prevent people from as...

Water level at Sangam in south Kashmir's Anantnag district had receded to 23.80-ft at 11.00 am as against the 27.50-ft on June 25, 2015.

Heavy rains, which started lashing Srinagar and other parts of the Valley last night, stopped around forenoon today and there was no major ...

"The weather has improved since late last night and if it holds like this, the worst phase might already be over," an official said.

The state's summer capital Srinagar, which was devastated by floods in September last year, received 7.2 mm of rainfall till 2.30 pm today.

Showing further decline at 11:00 AM, the level came down to 11.45 feet at Sangam and 15.20 feet at Ram Munshi Bagh and 11.58 feet at Asham.

Rainfall, which began last night and is expected to continue for next two days, can again cause surge in the water level of River Jhelum an...

Rainfall which began last night and is expected to continue for next two days.

Process to evacuate affected people was underway as eight teams of National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) were rushed to Kashmir.

Incessant rains pushed Jhelum above the danger mark, bringing back memories of last year’s devastating flood.

Jhelum river today crossed danger level in Srinagar and Sangam area of South Kashmir with heavy rains lashing most parts of the state which...

"Omar directed for energetic, extensive and most effective rescue plan for saving the human lives," an official spokesman said.

Incessant rain over the past three days has wreaked havoc in many parts of the Valley with Anantnag and Kulgam districts the worst-hit.

Curfew was today lifted from three police station areas, and relaxed "indefinitely" in five other police station areas in Srinagar