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Top Stories of The Day |
| No Room for Pakistan Agenda in J&K | | BJP Firmly Committed to Restoration of Statehood: Sunil Sharma | 
Srinagar, September 28 (Scoop News)-Leader of Opposition in the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly, Sunil Sharma, today said that the Assembly session should remain focused on public welfare, development and issues concerning the people of Jammu and Kashmir, rather than being used to reopen settled constitutional questions.
Sharma reiterated that the BJP is firmly committed to the restoration of Statehood to Jammu and Kashmir and said the party would support any resolution confined exclusively to this issue.
“Statehood is the agenda of the BJP, and we are firmly committed to it. If the Chief Minister brings only a Statehood resolution, we will support it. Statehood will be restored, but such a sensitive matter cannot be rushed or dictated by unilateral deadlines,” Sharma said.
Objecting to the government resolution, Sharma said that references to the 2000 autonomy resolut... |
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Stories of the Day |
| Satish Sharma Assures All Possible Government Support to J&K’s Emerging Entrepreneurial Ecosystem | | 
Srinagar, September 27 (Scoop News)- Minister for Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs (FS&CA), Information Technology (IT), Youth Services & Sports, and Science & Technology, Satish Sharma, today attended the concluding ceremony of the three-day National Convergence Platform “EMERGE 2026 – Connecting J&K”, organised in association with the Chamber of Commerce & Industries Kashmir (CCIK).
The concluding ceremony brought together a vibrant gathering of young entrepreneurs, startup founders, business representatives, industry stakeholders and other participants, providing an important p... |
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| | CS for leveraging SBM-U for cleaner, greener J&K | | Reviews progress under SBM(U) 2.0 and AMRUT 2.0; directs timely completion of ongoing projects | 
Srinagar, September 26 (Scoop News)- With Jammu and Kashmir making significant headway in modernising waste management and strengthening civic infrastructure under SBM-U and AMRUT 2.0, the Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo chaired a meeting to review the progress of these flagship Centrally Sponsored Schemes (CSS) aimed at transforming the Union Territory’s towns and cities into cleaner, greener and more sustainable urban centres.
The meeting was attended by the Commissioner Secretary, Housing & Urban Development Department; Commissioner, Jammu/Srinagar Municipal Corporations; Managing Direc... |
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| | Election Commission Meeting Held on Saturday; orders review of voter-roll changes | | Key Decisions Taken |  New Delhi,September 26 (Scoop News)-In cases where notices have been issued during the ongoing SIR on account of persons being unmapped or having logical discrepancies, BLOs will visit the residences of such persons for collection of the required documents and thereafter upload the same on the ECINet for consideration and decision by the ERO. Such persons need not be called to the ERO/AERO office for a hearing.
Only in exceptional circumstances, as decided by the ERO, a hearing may be held, preferably through online mode. Any adult member of the family may be authorized by the elector ... |
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| | JK LG lauds Armed Forces Medical Services for restoring sight of 220 patients | | under 'Operation Drishti' in Tangdhar, Karnah | 
Srinagar, September 26 (Scoop News)-Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha lauded the Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS) for restoring sight of 220 patients in an underground operation theatre in a challenging border area in Tangdhar, Karnah under 'Operation Drishti'.
In a post on X, the Lieutenant Governor has said:
“Kudos to surgeons & personnel of Armed Forces Medical Services for successfully conducting Mega Eye Surgical Camp under Operation Drishti at Tangdhar, Karnah. Restoring sight to 220 people in underground operation theatre in a challenging border area is a remarkable ach... |
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Ladakh News |
| DIET Leh Commences Three-Day Bootcamp on Artificial Intelligence | | Digital Citizenship and Educational Technology | |
Leh, September 28 (Scoop News)-The District Institute of Education and Training (DIET), Leh, in collaboration with the Department of Skill Education, CBSE, has commenced a three-day Bootcamp on Artificial Intelligence (AI), Digital Citizenship and Educational Technology at NIELIT, Leh.
The three-day programme commenced today, 28th September 2026, with the objective of providing students with exposure to emerging technologies, responsible digital practices and the application of Artificial Intelligence in education and everyday life.
A team of resource persons from IBM–1M1B has arrived in Leh to conduct the training programme. The resource team includes Mr. Anip Sharma, Senior Trai... |
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| | Haj Committee Organises Introductory, Feedback and Training Programme for Haj 2027 Pilgrims in Kargil | | |
Kargil, September 27 (Scoop News)-The Haj Committee, UT Ladakh, organised an introductory, feedback and short Haj training programme for Haj 2027 pilgrims at Syed Mehdi Memorial Hall, Kargil.
The programme was attended by Hon’ble Chairman Haj Committee UT Ladakh Ghulam Abbas Abidi, Religious Clerics, Executive Member Dr. Zahida Banoo, JKAS, former Chairman Haj Committee UT Ladakh Mohd Ali Majaz, President JUIAK Sheikh Nazir, officers of the Haj Committee and other concerned members. Pilgrims who performed Haj last year was also participated and shared their experiences.
The programme commenced with the recitation of the Holy Qur’an by Sheikh Issa Hafizi.
During the programme,... |
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| | Inter-District Cricket Tournament Held at Nyoma Under National Sports Day 2026 | | and Youth Engagement Month | 
Nyoma, September 27 (Scoop News)-As part of the celebrations of National Sports Day 2026 and Youth Engagement Month, the Department of Youth Services and Sports, UT Ladakh, is organising an Inter-District Cricket Tournament at Nyoma from September 26 to 29, 2026.
Three matches were played today, witnessing enthusiastic participation from cricket teams representing different districts of UT Ladakh.
In the first match, Kargil defeated Nubra by 10 wickets. In the second match, Sham defeated Leh by 43 runs, while in the third match, Changthang defeated Zanskar by 6 wickets.
The tournament is... |
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| | Women’s Polo Exhibition Match Held at Shagaran Ground | | 
Leh, September 27 (Scoop News)-As part of the Ladakh Festival 2026, a Women’s Polo Exhibition Match was held today at the Shagaran Polo Ground, Chuchot.
The event was attended by Shri Sanjit Rodrigues (IAS), Administrative Secretary of Tourism & Culture, Shri Rudra Goud (IAS), Secretary of Animal Husbandry and Sheep Husbandry, Smt. Tashi Dolma (JKAS), Director of Tourism and Dr. Gulzar Hussain, Chief Animal Husbandry Officer. Tundup Dorjey, President of the Indus Chuchot Polo Club, along with club members, local residents. National and international tourists, were also present.
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| | Photo Exhibition “Ladakh, Living Through the Lens” Held at Rang Thag | | |
Leh, September 26 (Scoop News)-: As part of The Ladakh Festival 2026, the Department of Tourism, Union Territory of Ladakh, in association with the Ministry of Tourism and Incredible India, organised a photo exhibition titled “Ladakh, Living Through the Lens” at Rang Thag today.
The exhibition was inaugurated by Smt. Tashi Dolma, JKAS, Director, Tourism & Culture, UT Ladakh, in the presence of Administrative Secretary Tourism & Culture UT Ladakh Shri Sanjit Rodrigues, (IAS) ,Shri Mohd Taqi, JKAS, Deputy Director, Tourism & Culture, UT Ladakh and others.
The photo exhibition showcased a compelling collection which comprises a visual narrative of Ladakh, highlighting its landscapes,... |
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| | Chief Secretary Ashish Kundra Reviews Pashmina Dehairing Plant in Leh | | |
Leh,September 26 (Scoop News)- Chief Secretary, UT Ladakh, Shri Ashish Kundra today visited the Pashmina Dehairing Plant and Centre at Industrial Estate, Leh, to review the ongoing dehairing and processing operations and assess the progress of the remaining infrastructure works.
The Chief Secretary was accompanied by Bhanu Prabha, Administrative Secretary, Technical Education & Skill Development Department.
Sanctioned at a cost of ₹19.75 crore under the Pashmina Wool Development Scheme, the project aims to strengthen Pashmina processing infrastructure and support the traditional Pashmina sector of Ladakh.
During the visit, the Chief Secretary inspected the various facilities a... |
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| | Ladakh Festival 2026 to present grand pan-India cultural showcase | | Secretary Tourism & Culture Sanjit Rodrigues briefs media on Festival Preparations | |
Leh, September 25 (Scoop News)-Preparations for the annual Ladakh Festival 2026 have been completed, with this year’s festival set to present a vibrant pan-India cultural showcase featuring traditional and contemporary performances, handicrafts, cuisine, photography, films, polo and archery.
Briefing the media today, Secretary Tourism & Culture, UT Ladakh, Shri Sanjit Rodrigues, said that the festival has been designed to provide a wider national platform to Ladakh’s rich cultural heritage while bringing together cultural troupes and artists from different parts of the country.
He informed that the 25-member Shillong Chamber Choir has arrived in Leh and is currently rehearsing for... |
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| | Dardic Legends Pandrass Cricket Premier League concludes at KBS Drass | | 
Drass,September 25 (Scoop News)-The Dardic Legends Pandrass Cricket Premier League Cricket Tournament concluded at KBS Drass with an exciting final between Valley Star Drass and Tigers Club Drass. The tournament witnessed enthusiastic participation from 25 teams, providing a competitive platform for local cricketing talent.
In the final, Valley Star Drass scored 158/7 in 20 overs, while Tigers Club Drass scored 154 runs, with Valley Star Drass securing a thrilling four-run victory and lifting the championship title. Tigers Club Drass finished as the runners-up.
Deputy Commissioner Imt... |
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Debate |
| US’s Russia Sanctions Threatens India Unduly | | |
Asad Mirza
India’s warning over Washington’s Russia sanctions law is more than a tariff dispute. It is a defence of strategic autonomy, energy security, and the right to conduct foreign policy without extraterritorial coercion. China’s guarded response shows a larger contest: who sets Asia’s economic choices as war, trade, and oil converge.
The United States has moved closer to turning its Russia policy into a broad instrument of economic coercion. The US House of Representatives has approved the “Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026”, legislation that gives President Donald Trump powers to impose tariffs of up to 100 per cent on countries buying Russian oi... |
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| | Karm Kanda as the mechanism through which collective memory sustains Panun Kashmir | | 
By Kuldeep Raina
FROM BALIDAN TO SANKALP:
Spirituality, Karm Kanda and the Sustenance of Panun Kashmir
Exile as Tapasya
Memory as Sanskar
Sankalp as Dharma
A political movement may be born from circumstances, but it survives only when its purpose becomes part of the collective consciousness of its people.
This is the deeper significance of Panun Kashmir. The movement emerged from the rupture of 1990, but its continuity cannot depend solely upon those who witnessed the Exodus. A struggle that extends across generations requires more than political resolutions and o... |
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| | Setting the Agenda: India’s Leadership at the 18th BRICS Summit | | 
Asad Mirza
As Xi and Putin land in Delhi for BRICS 2026, India juggles a China thaw, a Russia bear-hug, an Egypt embrace, a Congress civil war over “tangible benefits”, and a Middle East on fire - all under one roof at Bharat Mandapam.
New Delhi is hosting the 18th BRICS Summit at a combustible moment - Xi Jinping’s first India visit in seven years, Putin’s fresh arrival, a Congress spat over BRICS’s worth, and an unresolved Iran war threatening the joint declaration PM Modi desperately wants.
After chairing the grouping three times before, India is hosting its fourth BRICS pre... |
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| | IFFJK 2026: Kashmir Writes a New Story of Peace, Cinema and Hope | | 
By Farooq Ganderbali
The 1st International Film Festival of Jammu and Kashmir (IFFJK) 2026 is a proud and historic moment for the people of Jammu and Kashmir. Beginning in Srinagar, the festival brings together filmmakers, cinematographers, producers, curators and cinema professionals from India and abroad, giving Kashmir an important platform on the global cultural map.
For Kashmir, this is not merely a celebration of cinema. It is also a celebration of peace, normalcy, tourism, culture, unity and the aspirations of its young people.
For decades, Pakistan-sponsored te... |
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| | Bending Without Breaking: The Myth of Gen Z 'Regime Change’ | | Straight Talk | |
K B Jandial
At times, an authoritarian family head bends to resolve discord and protect unity and harmony. While the family views this compromise as wise, neighbours might see it as a weakening of parental authority and the beginning of family division. Regardless of perceptions, the immediate crisis is averted. A nation is no different—a larger family where state authority occasionally bends before friction escalates out of hand. This is what has happened in India recently.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi yielded to the little-known Cockroach Janta Party (CJP). Led by one, Abhijeet Dipke, a former AAP communication strategist, the Gen Z movement emerged from nowhere. Despite its ... |
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| | SCO Summit: PM Modi's Central Asian Chessboard | | |
Asad Mirza
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives in Bishkek for the 26th SCO summit carrying momentum from Tashkent today, where India and Uzbekistan sealed a uranium deal and a strategic upgrade. Between countering terrorism, courting Central Asia's resources and outflanking China, the summit will test how far India's Eurasian ambitions can travel.
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) was founded in 2001, evolving out of the "Shanghai Five" security dialogue among China, Russia and three Central Asian states formed after the Soviet collapse. The SCO gives India a rare platform to engage Russia and China simultaneously while pressing its own agenda on terrorism, connecti... |
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| | Managed Pluralism: Tokayev’s Constitutional Gamble in Kazakhstan | | |
Asad Mirza
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev’s ongoing political reset in Kazakhstan, represents a calculated effort, to restructure state power under the narrative of progressive constitutional reform.
Following sweeping amendments to the country's constitutional framework, the establishment of a new unicameral legislature - the Kurultai - marks a defining moment in Central Asian politics. While framed by the administration as a modernisation step to streamline governance and enhance representation, the restructuring reinforces the central authority of the presidency.
At the heart of this strategy is the concept of "managed pluralism." By dismantling former power netw... |
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| | Women Empowerment: When Women Rise, Society Rises | | 
By Afreen Jan
There is a simple truth that we often forget: a society cannot move forward if half of its population is held back. Women are not merely members of families; they are students, teachers, doctors, farmers, entrepreneurs, artists, administrators, scientists, leaders, caregivers, and countless other things. They contribute to society in ways that are sometimes visible and sometimes unnoticed. Yet, despite their contributions, many women still have to fight for opportunities and respect that should naturally belong to every human being.That is why women empowerment is ... |
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| Jammu News |
| Balbir presents Guru Ravidass Amritvani to Ashok Koul | | 
Jammu, September 28 (Scoop News)-Ashok Koul, General Secretary (Organisation), Jammu and Kashmir BJP, said that Indian saints have been timeless messengers of spirituality, equality and humanity, whose teachings continue to guide society towards harmony, compassion and righteous living.
He expressed these views while receiving a copy of the Amritvani of Guru Ravidass from BJP Spokesperson and follower of Guru Ravidass, Balbir Ram Rattan. Followers of Guru Ravidass, Ashok Gandhi and Adarsh Jathiar, were also present on the occasion.
Ashok Koul said that Guru Ravidass, like other grea... |
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| | CGPWA Releases Newsletter | | Seeks Dr. Jitender Singh's help for CGHS Empanelment of Jammu Hospitals |  Jammu, September 28 (Scoop News)-The President of the Central Govt Pensioners’ Welfare Association, Jammu (CGPWA) Kuldeep Khoda and other senior members today released the Association’s Newsletter at its meeting held here today.
The newsletter specifically focused on CGHS issues affecting CGHS pensioner beneficiaries. The OPDs of both Jammu Wellness Centres (WC) are becoming overcrowded as the number of UT pensioners joining the scheme increases; consequently, more CGHS Wellness Centres are needed. The J&K UT Govt has already initiated a move to provide spaces in the Govt Medical Colleges ... |
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| | Role behavior and conduct of LOP and BJP MLAs in Assembly were condemnable | | unconstitutional and undemocratic: Rattan Lal | |
Jammu, September 28 (Scoop News)-Rattan Lal Gupta, Provincial President, Jammu & Kashmir National Conference, today said that the Jammu & Kashmir Legislative Assembly has passed the resolution seeking the immediate restoration of full Statehood to J&K, and the manner in which the Leader of Opposition and other BJP MLAs behaved during the proceedings was condemnable, undemocratic and unjustified.
Addressing a gathering of JKNC Women Wing at Provincial Party headquarters Gandhi Nagar Jammu today chaired by Bimla Luthra former MLA and State Vice President Women Wing. Gupta said that the Statehood Resolution was a legitimate matter before the elected Legislative Assembly and was ultimate... |
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| | Happiness Drive at Vridh Ashram by MIER College of Education Organises | | |
Jammu, September 28 (Scoop News)-A vibrant and heart-warming “Happiness Drive” was organised by a large number of NSS Volunteers representing MIER College of Education, Jammu, at the Home for the Aged & Infirm (Vridh Ashram), Ambphalla, Jammu
The programme was led by Dr. Kamal Sharma, Programme Officer, NSS, whose guidance and coordination ensured the smooth and disciplined conduct of the entire programme.
The students presented a wide range of activities specially designed to involve the elderly residents and create an atmosphere of happiness and companionship. The programme included poetry recitations, old songs, bhangra, group dances on popular songs of the 1960s and 1970s, wedding... |
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| | MLA Devyani Rana Announces 11 Free Tree Saplings for Every Daughter Born in Nagrota Constituency | | 
Nagrota, September 27 (Scoop News)-On the occasion of Daughters’ Day, Nagrota MLA Devyani Rana announced a unique green initiative under which 11 tree saplings will be provided free of cost to every family blessed with a daughter in Nagrota Constituency.
Inspired by the “Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao” Abhiyaan of the Honble Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the initiative aims to create a meaningful tradition where the arrival of every daughter is accompanied by the planting and nurturing of trees.
Announcing the initiative, Devyani Rana said the thought is to celebrate the birth of every ‘Bit... |
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| | BJP totally exposed on Restoration of full Statehood Issue: NC | | |
Jammu,September 27 (Scoop News)-The Bharatiya Janata Party has been exposed before the people of Jammu and Kashmir on the vital issue of restoration of full Statehood, said Ajay Kumar Sadhotra former minister and Additional General Secretary while addressing One Day Conference of JKNC District Jammu Urban at Sher-e- Kashmir Bhavan, Jammu today chaired and organized by Chander Mohan Sharma District President Jammu Urban JKNC.
Sadhotra said that the issue of Statehood is not a matter for political games or misleading statements. It concerns the democratic aspirations and constitutional rights of the people of Jammu and Kashmir. The BJP should come before the people with a clear and ... |
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| | J&K RTI Portal Has 3732 PIOs with 280 Public Authorities Onboarded | | |
Jammu,September 27 (Scoop News)-The J & K General Administration Department (GAD) has disclosed that 280 public authorities, 3,732 Central Public Information Officers (CPIOs) and 821 First Appellate Authorities are currently onboarded on the J&K RTI Online Portal.
The information was shared in response to an RTI application filed by Jammu-based RTI activist Raman Kumar Sharma. , who had sought details on how many public authorities and officers were onboarded at the time of the portal's launch, and how many have been added since then.
In its reply dated 22/September/2026, the GAD said the query about the number onboarded at the time of the portal's initial launch does not fall und... |
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| | J&K Khelo Masters Foundation organises 4th Khelo Masters inter school | | and Masters championship in Jammu | 
Jammu, September 27 (Scoop News)-The Khelo Masters Foundation organised 4th Khelo Masters Inter-School and Masters championship in International Delhi Public School (IDPS) Jammu.
The event witnessed massive participation from students of various schools and Master swimmers.
The inter-School championship was held in differents categories including U-5 to U-8 , U-9 to U-12 , U-13 to U-14 and U-15 to -U-17.
In Masters' category the event was held under 30 and above.
In U-9 to U-10 category, Ebaad Nadeem won Gold medal, Sahastrajeet Singh Jamwal won silver medal and Parbshish Singh ... |
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Kashmir News |
| IUST set to host J&K Science Congress | | |
Awantipora,September 28 (Scoop News)-The Islamic University of Science and Technology (IUST), in collaboration with the Jammu and Kashmir Science, Technology and Innovation Council (JKSTIC), Department of Science and Technology, Government of Jammu and Kashmir, is set to host the JK Science Congress 2026 from September 29 to October 1, 2026, at its main campus.
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The three-day Congress will be inaugurated by Shri Manoj Sinha, Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir and Chancellor, IUST, on September 29. Being organised under the theme ‘Science, Innovations and Emerging Technologies for Sustainable and Viksit J&K,’ the Congress will bring together scientists, academicians, resea... |
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| | CUKashmir’s DMS, JKEDI conducts Start-up Idea Challenge Boot Camp | | |
Ganderbal, September 27 (Scoop News)-Department of Management Studies (DMS), Central University of Kashmir (CUKashmir) in collaboration with Jammu and Kashmir Entrepreneurship Development Institute (JKEDI), District Centre Ganderbal, conducted a JK Start-up Idea Challenge 2.0 Boot Camp at the Green Campus here.
The programme witnessed participation from students, with 10 aspiring innovators pitching their ideas before the jury, with a participant presenting two ideas. The boot camp provided a platform for students to showcase their innovative concepts, receive expert inputs, and explore entrepreneurship as a viable career pathway.
The programme was attended by Mr. Shabir Ahmad Gan... |
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| | RPO Srinagar issues 100+ Official Passports in a Single Day | | 
Srinagar, September 27 (Scoop News)-The Regional Passport Office (RPO) Srinagar facilitated the issuance of more than 100 official passports in a single day for deputationists selected for Haj 2027 duty in Saudi Arabia.
According to an official post shared by RPO Srinagar on X (@rposrinagar), the deputation comprises doctors, paramedical staff, police personnel, paramilitary force personnel and other government officials who will proceed to Saudi Arabia to perform various duties in connection with the Haj pilgrimage.
The special facilitation by RPO Srinagar is aimed at ensuring the ... |
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| | Police crack theft case in Baramulla | | Stolen property recovered, 03 arrested |  Srinagar, September 27 (Scoop News)-Police in Baramulla have solved a theft case registered at Police Station Pattan, leading to the recovery of stolen copper utensils and the arrest of three accused persons, including one juvenile offender.
On 06/08/2026, a case vide FIR No. 186/2026 was registered in connection with the alleged theft of copper utensils from the shop of Shakeel Ahmad Malik, resident of Singhpura, located at Hyderbeigh Market. During the intervening night of 05/06 August, unknown thieves allegedly broke through the wall of the said shop and decamped with a substantial qua... |
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| | NIT Srinagar hosts ‘Alumni Back to Classroom’ programme | | Distinguished alumni share professional experiences, insights with students | 
Srinagar, September 26 (Scoop News)-The “Alumni Back to Classroom (ABC)” Programme was successfully conducted today at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Srinagar, providing a meaningful platform for distinguished alumni to reconnect with their alma mater, interact with students and share their professional experiences, insights and memories.
The programme was organised by the Office of the Dean, Alumni & International Affairs, NIT Srinagar, under the leadership of Prof. M. A. Shah, Dean (Alumni & International Affairs), and was coordinated by Er. Farhan Manzoor Shah, Additi... |
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| | Govt to extend financial assistance to eligible hailstorm affected farmers | | |
Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News)-The government will extend financial assistance to all eligible farmers affected by the hailstorm that occurred during the intervening night of September 18 and 19, 2026 in various areas of Srigufwara and Bijbehara.
This was stated by Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Kumar Choudhary who was replying, on behalf of Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, to a Calling Attention Motion moved by Legislator Dr. Bashir Ahmad ShahVeeri.
The Dy CM stated that the government has put in place a mechanism to assess the crop damage and extend financial assistance to the eligible affected farmers under the applicable relief and crop insurance mechanisms.
“The farmers ... |
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| | Div Com directs for resolution of issues for timely rollout of healthcare services at AIIMS Awantipora | | |
Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News)-To ensure the timely rollout of healthcare services at AIIMS Awantipora from October 31, Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Anshul Garg on Friday chaired a meeting to review the status of pending issues and expedite their resolution.
The meeting took up several critical matters concerning the operational readiness of the institution, including electricity supply for the running of water supply system, commissioning of the dedicated power sub-station, land-related issues and the fire safety measures.
On the occasion, the Divisional Commissioner directed the Public Health Engineering (PHE) Department and Kashmir Power Distribution Corporation Limited ... |
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| | Police intensifies enforcement against traffic violations | | tourist fleecing and illegal sand extraction in Baramulla | |
Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News)-Police in Baramulla intensified its enforcement drive across the district to strengthen compliance with traffic laws, safeguard tourists and visitors, and curb illegal mining and unauthorised extraction of minor minerals.
During naka checking in the jurisdiction of Police Station Kunzer, police seized 11 vehicles for various violations of the Motor Vehicles Act. Six vehicles including Tavera JK01BA-8406, Tavera JK01P-3134, Tavera PB01A-3112, Tavera JK01AB-1427, Maruti 800 JK01L-0936 and motorcycle JK01M-9154 were found without requisite documents and were seized under Section 207 of the Motor Vehicles Act. In addition, Scorpio JK05N-9708, motorcycle ... |
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Other Stories |
| BJP’s Sajid Yousuf Shah expresses Grief over Tragic Karnah-Tangdhar Road Accident | | | BJP’s Sajid Yousuf Shah Expresses Deep Grief Over Tragic Karnah-Tangdhar Road Accident.
Srinagar, September 28 (Scoop News)-Adv. Sajid Yousuf Shah, BJP Media Incharge and Prabhari BJP Kupwara, has expressed profound grief and sorrow over the tragic road accident in Karnah-Tangdhar, Kupwara, in which five people lost their lives and several others sustained injuries.
Expressing his heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families, Shah said that the loss of precious lives in such a tragic incident is deeply painful and heartbreaking. He conveyed his solidarity with the families of the deceased and prayed to the Almighty to grant eternal peace to the departed souls and strength to the be... |
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| | Div Com Kashmir conducts Extensive Tour of SRR Phase-I from Galandar to Narbal | | |
Srinagar, September 27 (Scoop News)-In a bid to expedite the ongoing works on Srinagar Ring Road (SRR) Phase-I, Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Anshul Garg today conducted an extensive inspection of the 46-kilometre stretch from Galandar to Narbal to assess the progress of the project and address issues hampering its timely completion.
The Divisional Commissioner was accompanied by the Deputy Commissioners of Pulwama and Budgam in their respective jurisdictions, besides Project Director NHAI, SSP Traffic Rural, engineers from KPDCL, KPTCL, PHE, R&B and I&FC, DFOs, contractors and NHAI advisor.
At the outset of the tour, the Project Director NHAI briefed the Divisional Commissioner... |
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| | JKAACL, University of Kashmir sign MoU for Two-Year Diploma in Traditional and Professional Calligraphy | | |
Srinagar, September 27 (Scoop News)-The Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture and Languages (JKAACL) and the University of Kashmir have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to jointly offer a two-year Diploma Programme in Traditional and Professional Calligraphy, marking a significant initiative towards preserving, promoting and imparting structured training in the rich calligraphic traditions of Jammu and Kashmir.
The MoU was signed by Harvinder Kour, Secretary, JKAACL, and Prof. Naseer Iqbal, Registrar, University of Kashmir, in the presence of senior officials and academic functionaries of both institutions.
The programme has been conceived to provide systematic t... |
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| | Colonel, Commanding Officer 10 RR, inaugurates inter-district UT-level rifle shooting competition | | Young Shooters showcase precision, focus and sporting excellence |  Doda, September 27 (Scoop News)-The District Youth Services & Sports Department Doda on Sunday organised Inter-District UT-Level Boys & Girls (all age group) Rifle Shooting Competition (Open Sight) here at the Shooting Range, providing a prestigious platform to young shooters from different districts of Jammu & Kashmir to showcase precision, concentration, discipline and sporting talent.
The UT-level competition was organised as per the Activity Calendar issued by the Directorate of Youth Services & Sports, J&K. The competition was conducted under the direction of Director General Youth S... |
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| | Genuine issues of Teachers fraternity for the kind attention of inister for Education:Ravinder | | |
Jammu, September 27 (Scoop News)-Several Lecturers,Headmasters Of Jammu province have complained of neglect and step motherly treatment in the matter of routine transfers& genuine modifications etc.Most of these candidates have long completed their tenure and are entitled to receive due considerations for transfer requests.
While the number of transfer orders are issued in regular basis in Kashmir region and shared with us but the candidates in Jammu are suffering on various counts .Several have their genuine reasons and bona-fide grounds like health grounds, parents or children problems besides feeling sickness or difficulties after long services at one station.
Such an approach... |
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| | Pre-1953 Autonomy Demand Has Huge Implications: GL Raina | | |
Jammu, September 26 (Scoop News)-Former MLC and BJP JK-UT spokesperson Girdhari Lal Raina today questioned Chief Minister Omar Abdullah’s decision to link the September 25 resolution seeking restoration of statehood with the National Conference government’s June 26, 2000 Autonomy Resolution.
“The people of Jammu Kashmir deserve a clear answer: why is a demand for restoration of statehood being formally linked to a resolution that sought restoration of the constitutional position prevailing before 1953?” Raina asked.
He said the 2000 Autonomy Resolution was not merely an administrative proposal but sought substantial restoration of the pre-1953 constitutional arrangement, including g... |
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| | Don't hide behind Statehood to smuggle back 370 and autonomy | | Sunil Sharma warns Omar Govt | 
Srinagar, September 26 (Scoop News)-Leader of Opposition in the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly, Sunil Sharma, today accused Chief Minister Omar Abdullah of invoking Article 370, autonomy, and earlier resolutions within the statehood resolution to revive political sentiment in Kashmir and divert public attention from governance failures.
Sharma said the BJP is fully prepared to debate restoration of full statehood to Jammu and Kashmir, but will not accept any attempt to smuggle the issues of Article 370 and the 2000 Autonomy Resolution into the Assembly under the guise of a stat... |
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| | Govt intensifies relief, restoration measures in Rajouri, Poonch | | |
Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News)- The Jammu and Kashmir government today informed the Legislative Assembly that comprehensive relief and restoration measures have been undertaken for areas affected by heavy rains, flash floods and landslides in Rajouri and Poonch districts.
This was stated by Deputy Chief Minister, Surinder Kumar Choudhary, in response to a Calling Attention Motion raised by MLA Muzaffar Iqbal Khan regarding the extensive damage caused by unprecedented heavy rains, flash floods and landslides in Thanamandi Constituency and various parts of Poonch.
The Dy CM was replying on behalf of Chief Minister who also holds the portfolio of Disaster Management, Relief, Rehab... |
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