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Chenab bridge, Vande Bharat Sleeper, 99.6% electrification among Railways' feats in 12 years: GovernmentThe government highlighted significant rail infrastructure achievements over 12 years, including the world's highest Chenab river arch brid...- Chenani-Nashri's two-lane tube tunnel gets green light: Union Minister Jitendra SinghA new two-lane tunnel will be built parallel to the Dr Syama Prasad Mookerjee tunnel. This project, announced by Union Minister Jitendra Si...
- India-Pakistan tension: Railway minister reviews special train services from Jammu, UdhampurRailway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw addressed the plight of stranded passengers. Airports in Jammu and Chandigarh faced closures. This was du...
- Another blast in bus in Udhampur, 2nd in 9 hoursAdditional Director General of Police (ADGP) Jammu region Mukesh Singh visited both the sites and said high explosives might have been used...
- Blast at bus stand in J-K's Udhampur city, 2nd one within hours; no casualty reportedThis was the second blast reported in Udhampur city within a span of a few hours. On Wednesday night, a blast occurred in a bus parked near...
- Army captain and naib subedar killed in grenade blast in J&K's PoonchAnand, a captain in the army from Bhagalpur of Bihar and Bhagwan Singh, a Naib Subedar from Ambedkar Nagar of Uttar Pradesh were killed, in...
- Army captain, JCO killed in accidental blast in PoonchThe Army captain and the naib-subedar (JCO) were immediately taken to Udhampur for treatment on a helicopter, he said. During the treatment...
- J-K: Jawan injured in Shopian blast succumbs to injuriesAccording to an official statement issued by Defence PRO, the martyred soldier Naik Praveen belonged to Tehri Garhwal of Uttarakhand and is...
- Two killed in terror attacks in Srinagar, UdhampurThe Resistance Front, a shadow outfit of the banned Lashkar-e-Taiba, claimed responsibility for the Srinagar murder. Sarpanch Sameer Bhat h...
- Two injured in mysterious blast in J-K's RambanTwo people, Gopal Sharma (35) of Udhampur and Mohammad Aquib (16) of Mangit-Khari, were injured in the incident. They were shifted to hospi...
- NSA talks: India to hand over list of 60 fugitives to PakistanThe Indian side will also confront Pakistan with evidence that the 3 terrorists who carried out attacks in Gurdaspur & the 2 who struck in ...
- Udhampur terror attack: How India must respond to mounting evidence of Pakistani role in attacksEven as New Delhi must mount international pressure on Islamabad by marshalling evidence of its export of terror, this peace constituency m...
- NIA chief Sharad Kumar gets one more year to serve post retirementHaving got numerous outstanding reports during service, Kumar is also a recipient of President's Police medals for meritorious and distingu...
- World's highest rail bridge can stand quakes, blasts: OfficialsThe work on the Rs 1,250-crore bridge, which will be 359 metres above the Chenab river bed and stand 30 metres taller than the iconic Eiffe...
- Gurdaspur attack: India to give Pakistan evidence on Pakistani terroristsPakistan PM's Advisor on National Security Sartaj Aziz will visit India on August 23 for NSA-level talks between the two countries.
- Ghulam Nabi Azad condemns attack by Pakistani militants in Jammu & Kashmir"Ghulam Nabi Azad has strongly condemned the attack by Pakistani militants," a press release issued by his office said.
- Pakistani national Abu Bilal named in Delhi High Court blastTwo years after an explosion killed 17 persons outside the Delhi High Court, the NIA has charged a Pakistani national in the case.
- Delhi HC blast: Two Hizbul Mujahideen over ground workers arrested from JKTwo Hizbul Mujahideen over ground workers were today arrested from Jammu and Kashmir's Udhampur district in connection with the Delhi High ...
- Two Nokia mobiles explode in J-KTwo Nokia mobile phone batteries exploded in Ramban and Udhampur districts, official sources said on Thursday.
- Multiple grenade attacks rock SrinagarMultiple blasts rocked Srinagar on Tuesday morning within a span of two hours from each other.
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