Category: JK News

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Mehbooba Mufti- led People’s Democratic Party is going to emerge as the single largest party in Jammu & Kashmir, while the BJP may become the second largest party, says the India TV- CVoter exit poll, results of which were released soon after the fifth and last phase of polling was over today. In Jammu and

As many as 250 polling stations have been declared hyper-sensitive and 366 as sensitive in 20 Assembly segments of three bordering districts of Kathua, Jammu and Rajouri which will go to poll in the fifth and last phase of polling tomorrow. “Adequate arrangements have been made in all 11 Assembly constituencies across the Jammu district

Prime Minister Narender Modi Calls On President of India. Met Rashtrapati ji. He was very cheerful. I had gone to ask about his health but instead he talked about issues relating to the Nation!

A temple of Mata Jawala ji, revered deity of Kashmiri Pandits, was today gutted in a fire caused by short-circuit in Pulwama district of south Kashmir, Police said. Fire broke out in the ancient temple at Khrew, 17 kms from here, in the wee hours of today, damaging the place of worship, the police said.

jkalerts : Defence Minister Manohar Parikkar today said that recent militant attacks in Kashmir are aimed at scaring people away from the democratic process but “they have failed in their designs”. He didn’t rule out the possibility of more attacks during election process and said troops are alert to tackle them.

Jammu and Kashmir continued their rapid rise in domestic cricket, notching a stunning four-wicket victory over 40-time champions Mumbai, with more than a session to spare, in their Group A Ranji Trophy opener at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, on Wednesday. [highlight]Chasing a modest target of 237, and resuming on their overnight score of 58

PM Modi visits war memorial at Army HQ in Srinagar, pays tribute to soldiers martyred in the recent terror attacks.

Despite Threats second phase turn huge 72.1 per cent surpassing the record Like the first phase, Phase-II of Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir spread over 18 Assembly constituencies witnessed heavy turnout of 72.1 per cent surpassing the record of previous Assembly and Lok Sabha elections as voting in several polling stations continued beyond stipulated

Second Phase of Polling in Jammu and Kashmir Voting for the second phase of elections in 18 seats in Jammu and Kashmir and 20 spread across seven Maoist-hit tribal districts of Jharkhand began on Tuesday morning, amid tight security. The polling will seal the fate of several high-profile candidates including two former chief ministers, seven