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| JK LG, CM & others greet people on the Eve of Deepawali | | 
Jammu, November 07 (Scoop News)-The Lieutenant Governor, Shri Manoj Sinha and CM Omar Abdullah greets people on Diwalihas greeted the people on the eve of Deepawali.
In his message, the Lieutenant Governor has said: "On the auspicious occasion of Deepawali, I extend warm greetings and best wishes to all.
The festival of Deepawali celebrates the eternal victory of light over darkness, virtue over vice, and justice over injustice. On this joyous occasion, let us rededicate ourselves to bringing happiness and prosperity into the lives of all citizens, spreading the warmth of compassion and solidarity.
Let us reach out to extend support and happiness to those in need. I pray that Maa Lakshmi, Bhagwan Ganesh, and Prabhu Shri Ram bring their blessings to every home.
May the festival bring happiness and prosperity to all and illuminate their lives with lights of hope and joy."... |
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| LG Express joy and pride over the inscription of Kalhaṇa’s Rajatarangini, Mahabharata | | |
Srinagar, November 06 (Scoop News)-The Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha has expressed joy and pride over the inscription of Kalhaṇa’s Rajatarangini, Mahabharata and Arthasastra into UNESCO’s Memory of the World Asia-Pacific Regional Register.
The Lieutenant Governor has posted on X:
"Proud moment for Jammu Kashmir & the nation! Kalhaṇa’s Rajatarangini, Mahabharata & Arthasastra have been inscribed in @UNESCO’s Memory of the World Asia-Pacific Regional Register. The inclusion of Rajatarangini celebrates UT's rich intellectual heritage.
This global recognition reaffirms the timeless value of India's civilisational traditions and their contribution to humanity, reminding us of o... |
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| | True education lies in building responsible and good human beings: CM Omar Abdullah | | Attends annual awards ceremony of Diocese of Jammu-Srinagar Education Society at Jammu |  Jammu,November 05 (Scoop News)- Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today attended the annual awards ceremony of the Diocese of Jammu-Srinagar Education Society (DJSES), titled ‘Honour & Excellence 2026’, here at the Convention Centre, celebrating academic excellence, dedicated service and the contribution of the Society towards shaping responsible citizens.
The ceremony recognised meritorious students for their outstanding performance in the Class X and XII board examinations, honoured employees completing 25 years of dedicated service and celebrated distinguished alumni of the Society’s educati... |
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| | Lieutenant Governor chairs high-level review meeting of Prisons Department | | 
Jammu, November 05 (Scoop News)-Government of Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha chaired a high-level review meeting of the Prisons Department at the Lok Bhavan today to discuss ways to strengthen prison security and management protocols across Jammu Kashmir.
The meeting was attended by DGP Shri Nalin Prabhat; DGP, Prisons J&K, Shri Deepak Kumar, Additional Chief Secretary, Home Department, Shri Chandraker Bharti; Special DG Coordination PHQ, Shri S.J.M.Gillani; ADG CID, Shri M. K. Sinha; Principal Secretary to Lieutenant Governor, Shri Govind Jaiswal; Additional Di... |
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| | Supply Chain Diversification, Regional Cooperation Key to Maritime Resilience: Rajnath Singh | | Calls for stronger maritime infrastructure, technological cooperation and a secure, inclusive Indo-Pacific maritime order | 
New Delhi, November 04 (Scoop News)- Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday called for making interdependence among regional partners more secure and resilient through diversification of supply chains, reliable maritime infrastructure, enhanced maritime awareness and greater cooperation amid growing strains in the global maritime security environment.
Addressing the commemorative session of the Indo-Pacific Regional Dialogue (IPRD) 2026, the Indian Navy’s annual apex-level international strategic conference being held in New Delhi, Singh emphasised that the vulnerabilities of an i... |
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Ladakh News |
| Indian Air Force IL-76MD has scripted history with a successful landing at Nyoma | | 13,629 Feet. A New Height in N Aviation History | 
New Delhi, November 07 (Scoop News)-An Indian Air Force IL-76MD has scripted history with a successful landing at Nyoma, marking the highest-altitude landing ever achieved by the aircraft anywhere in the world.
A remarkable demonstration of the aircraft’s enduring capability, backed by the exceptional skill, precision, and professionalism of its crew.
A milestone that reinforces India’s strategic airlift capability.
Pushing boundaries. Redefining limits. Making history.
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| | DC Kargil Rakesh Kumar Assumes Additional Charge as DC Drass | | |
Drass, November 06 (Scoop News)-Deputy Commissioner Kargil, Shri Rakesh Kumar (IAS), today assumed the additional charge of Deputy Commissioner, Drass, while continuing to serve as Deputy Commissioner Kargil. Upon his arrival, he was warmly welcomed by senior officers and officials of the District Administration.
Those present included Superintendent of Police Drass, Kacho Ishtiyaq (JKPS), SDM Drass, Vishal Atri, Planning Officer Drass, SHO Drass, BDO Drass; BDO Bhimbat; and other officers and officials.
After assuming charge, the Deputy Commissioner interacted with the officers and reviewed various administrative matters, with particular focus on staff attendance, inter-departmenta... |
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| | Draw of Lots for Rotation of Women-Reserved Constituencies in LAHDC Zanskar Held | | |
Zanskar, November 06 (Scoop News)-The Office of the District Election Officer, Zanskar, under the supervision of Deputy Commissioner and District Election Officer, Zanskar, Sh. Omkar Rajendra Gundage (IAS), conducted the Draw of Lots for the rotation of constituencies to be reserved for women in the upcoming General Elections to the Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC), Zanskar, today at Government Degree College (GDC), Zanskar.
The draw was conducted in pursuance of Rule 3(6) of the Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Councils (Election) Rules, 2026, and in compliance with the directions of the State Election Commission, UT Ladakh.
The exercise aimed to ensure a fair, ... |
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| | Draw of Lots Held for Reservation of Women in LAHDC Seats in Kargil District | | |
Kargil,November 06 (Scoop News)-A draw of lots for the reservation of women for the upcoming LAHDC Kargil elections was held today at the Conference Hall, Baroo, in the presence of political party representatives and villages representatives.
The programme was attended by Deputy Commissioner and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), LAHDC Kargil, Rakesh Kumar, IAS; Headquarter Assistant, Kaneez Fatima (APEO); Election Officer Zakir Hussain; representatives of various political parties and representatives from different villages of the district.
During the programme, Deputy Commissioner Rakesh Kumar briefed the participants about the complete procedure and guidelines governing the reserva... |
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| | Director, NIELIT Ladakh, Meets Deputy Commissioner Kargil | | |
Leh,November 06 (Scoop News)-Director, National Institute of Electronics & Information Technology (NIELIT) Ladakh, Shri Puntsog Toldan, held a meeting with the Deputy Commissioner Kargil, Shri Rakesh Kumar, IAS, to discuss the progress, achievements, ongoing activities and future initiatives of NIELIT Kargil.
During the meeting, the Director briefed the Deputy Commissioner about various skill development programmes, short-term training courses, AI Courses digital literacy initiatives, and other educational and technical activities being undertaken by NIELIT Kargil for the benefit of students and youth of the region.
A key point of discussion was the upcoming Mega Job Fair Mela, prop... |
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| | Chief Secretary calls for Targeted Development Interventions in Tribal Areas under DAJGUA | | |
Leh, November 05 (Scoop News)- Chief Secretary, Union Territory of Ladakh, Ashish Kundra, today chaired a meeting to discuss and consider projects proposed under the Dharti Aaba Janjatiya Gram Utkarsh Abhiyan (DAJGUA) of the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India, for implementation in the Union Territory.
The meeting reviewed the framework and implementation guidelines of the Abhiyan, including its project portfolio, coverage, mission period, key focus areas and convergence requirements. A detailed presentation was made on the implementation of the Pradhan Mantri Adi Adarsh Gram Yojana (PMAAGY) under the DAJGUA framework, works approved during the financial year 2025–26 and t... |
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| | GDC Zanskar Organises Two-Day Workshop on Women’s Leadership | | and Self-Confidence Among Girls | |
Zanskar, November 05 (Scoop News)-Government Degree College (GDC) Zanskar organised a two-day workshop on “Women’s Leadership and Self-Confidence Among Girls” under the PM-USHA Scheme on November 4 and 5, 2026. The workshop was held under the patronage of Principal Dr. Amjad Ali Abassi with the objective of fostering leadership qualities, self-confidence, and personal development among girl students.
The programme commenced with a keynote address by Dr. Mohd. Hussain, PM-USHA Convener, who highlighted the importance of leadership and self-confidence in empowering young women to become active and responsible contributors to society.
Principal Dr. Amjad Ali Abassi addressed the gath... |
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| | GDC Kargil hosts youth convening on sustainable and resilient futures | | |
Kargil, November 04 (Scoop News)-Government Degree College (GDC) Kargil hosted “Landscapes of Possibilities: Youth Convening for Sustainable and Resilient Futures” from October 31 to November 2, 2026, bringing together young people from pastoral communities in Ladakh and other parts of India to deliberate on sustainable development, ecological resilience and the future of pastoral livelihoods.
Organised in connection with the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists, the initiative was undertaken in collaboration with the Higher Education Department, UT Ladakh; GDC Kargil; ATREE; Katradi Trust; and Achi Association India.
The three-day workshop was facilitated by Ms. Sang... |
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Debate |
| Israel’s Election: Power at the Brink | | 
Asad Mirza
Israel’s October 27 vote is a referendum on leadership after three years of war, but its consequences reach far beyond the ballot: from Gaza’s future to Iran, Washington and regional stability.
Benjamin Netanyahu’s political strength rests on a potent argument: that Israel faces existential threats and that he alone has the experience and resolve to confront them. He has presented the wars involving Gaza, Lebanon and Iran as evidence that his government has weakened Israel’s adversaries. For voters whose overriding concern is security, that record can outweigh... |
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| | Tactical Weaponization of Tiranga: Shield or Patriotism? | | Straight Talk | 
K. B. Jandial
The Cockroach Janata Party’s “Lehra Do Tiranga" march at Connaught Place on 16th October has triggered a debate on use of the National Flag as an emotional shield against administrative action. The authorities on the ground face a catch-22 situation- if they stop or detain the agitators carrying the Tricolour marching in violation of prohibitory orders, they are criticised for penalising people “for waving the Tiranga.” And if they didn’t, they will be failing in their duty in enforcing law and order, and can be hauled up for dereliction of duties.
This dynamic wa... |
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| | Never Forget, Never Forgive, Never Again | | 
By Kuldeep Raina
A Note on the Global Jihad, the Genocide of Kashmiri Pandits, and the Lessons for Our Future :
I. The Genocide of 1990
The Kashmiri Pandits , the original inhabitants of the Kashmir Valley, with a civilizational presence stretching back thousands of years, were driven out of their homeland in 1990. It began with the targeted killings of prominent community members, hit lists pasted on doors, and threatening slogans blared from mosques. Within months, nearly the entire community. Lakhs of people fled the Valley, abandoning homes, temples, orchards, land, an... |
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| | Panun Kashmir: The Unaddressed National Imperative | | SANKALP | 
By Kuldeep Raina
For nearly four decades, the greatest human tragedy of the subcontinent has remained unaddressed. The continued genocide, forced exodus and persecution of the indigenous people of the Kashmir Valley, the Kashmiri Pandits, has been put under the carpet by successive governments. This has happened in a country that prides itself on being the largest democracy and a sovereign, socialist, secular republic.
The question is fundamental: how can a nation ignore its own people when their very survival is at stake?
Instead of treating this as a pressing national issue,... |
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| | 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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| Jammu News |
| Div Com Jammu inspects ongoing works under Jammu Ring Road Project | | |
Jammu, November 07 (Scoop News)-Divisional Commissioner Jammu, Vikas Kundal today conducted an extensive inspection of the ongoing works under the Jammu Ring Road Project to review the pace of construction of tunnels and other infrastructure components.
The Divisional Commissioner was accompanied by Deputy Commissioner Jammu, Minga Sherpa, Project Director NHAI Rajiv Kumar, members of the NHAI team, ACR Jammu and other concerned officers.
During the inspection, the Divisional Commissioner visited Tunnel-1 and Tunnel-2 connecting Kheri to Jagti and took on-site feedback regarding the pace of construction, execution-related challenges and other issues affecting the smooth progress of ... |
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| | Omar Abdullah-led Government approves ₹7.93 crore project to boost border tourism in Uri | | |
Jammu, November 07 (Scoop News)-The Jammu and Kashmir Government, led by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, has accorded Administrative Approval for the creation of tourist infrastructure to promote border tourism in Uri at an estimated cost of ₹7.93 crore.
The comprehensive project envisages infrastructure development across five locations — Uri Town, Bosiyan-Gingal, Mahura, Garkote and Bela Boniyar — with a focus on enhancing tourist facilities and improving the overall visitor experience.
The proposed interventions include the development of tourist huts, facilitation centres, riverfront and scenic parks, viewpoints, trekking paths and public conveniences. The initiative aims to str... |
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| | FDA intensifies festive food safety enforcement across all districts ahead of Diwali | | 276 inspections conducted, 02 licences suspended, 132 food samples lifted, 800 kg of sweets destroyed | |
Jammu, November 07 (Scoop News)-In view of the forthcoming Diwali festivities, the Food and Drugs Administration (FDA), Jammu & Kashmir, has intensified its festive enforcement-cum-sampling drive across all districts to ensure the availability of safe, hygienic and quality food products to consumers.
During the two-day enforcement drive, 276 inspections were conducted and 132 food samples were lifted from various food establishments for analysis. The enforcement activities also resulted in the compounding of 34 cases under Section 69 of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, with a total fine of ₹39,000 realised.
Furthermore, 13 cases were recommended for legal action under Sectio... |
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| | Jammu Expo 2.0 Concludes on a Successful Note; Provides Major Boost to Local Entrepreneurs | | |
Jammu, November 06 (Scoop News)-: The five-day “Jammu Expo 2.0 – A Celebration of Craft, Culture & Cuisine”, organised by the Jammu & Kashmir Trade Promotion Organisation (JKTPO), under the aegis of the Industries & Commerce Department, Government of Jammu & Kashmir, successfully concluded at Gole Market, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu, with an encouraging response from exhibitors, visitors and stakeholders.
Jammu Expo 2.0 celebrated the entrepreneurial spirit, cultural identity and culinary heritage of Jammu The enthusiastic participation of the public translated into impressive and strong consumer engagement, providing exhibitors with valuable market exposure and direct customer interaction.
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| | BJP to take ‘Loktantra Bachao, Arajakta Hatao’ campaign to every district, assembly segment: Sat Sharma | | |
Jammu, November 05 (Scoop News)-Slamming the Congress and its INDI Alliance partners for deliberate attempts to create political instability, misleading the public and undermining democratic institutions through baseless propaganda, J&K BJP President and Rajya Sabha MP Sat Sharma (CA) said that the BJP has launched an aggressive, sustained mass outreach campaign to expose the Opposition’s divisive politics and take the truth directly to the people.
Chairing an organizational review meeting at the BJP headquarters, Trikuta Nagar, Sat Sharma said that the party has finalized an extensive programme under its ‘Loktantra Bachao, Arajakta Hatao’ campaign, which will include district-level pa... |
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| | Sagar reviews functioning of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Department | | |
Jammu, November 05 (Scoop News)-: Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, Revenue, Power Development Department, Disaster Management, Relief, Rehabilitation and Reconstruction and Elections, Ali Mohammad Sagar, today chaired a comprehensive review meeting of the Department of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs at the Civil Secretariat, here, to assess its overall functioning, administrative performance, ongoing initiatives and progress achieved in various key areas.
The meeting was attended by the Commissioner Secretary Law Achal Sethi, Special Secretary Law, Director Finance in Law Department, Director Litigation and other senior officers of the Department.
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| | Census-2027 phase-II: 2-day staff training begins at Poonc | | DC emphasises accuracy, adherence to prescribed guideline | | Poonch, November 04 (Scoop News)-Principal Census Officer, (Deputy Commissioner), Ashok Kumar Sharma today inaugurated a two-day training programme to equip the concerned officers with the requisite knowledge and operational preparedness for the smooth conduct of the census exercise under Phase II.
Sub Divisional Magistrates, Charge Officers, including Tehsildars and Executive Officers of Municipal Bodies, census clerk and other supporting staff participated in the training programme.
Addressing the participants, the Deputy Commissioner underscored the significance of Census 2027 as an important national exercise and stressed the need for accuracy, dedication and accountability in the... |
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| | Div Com Jammu reviews measures to prevent Bird Hazards around Jammu Airport | | |
Jammu, November 04 (Scoop News)-Divisional Commissioner Jammu, Vikas Kundal, chaired a meeting to review the measures being taken to prevent bird hazards in the vicinity of Jammu Airport and ensure safe airport operations.
The meeting was attended by Member Secretary, J&K Pollution Control Board, Jammu; Commissioner, Jammu Municipal Corporation; Deputy Commissioner, Jammu; AOC, Air Force Station Jammu and other concerned officers.
During the meeting, detailed discussions were held on various factors contributing to the gathering of birds around the airport. The Divisional Commissioner also reviewed the action taken on the agenda points discussed in previous meetings.
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Kashmir News |
| Kashmiri Student’s Mortal Remains Likely to Reach India from Bangladesh on Sunday | | | Srinagar, November 07 (Scoop News)-The mortal remains of Kashmiri student Adnan Altaf Rathar, who passed away in Cumilla, Bangladesh, on November 4, are likely to reach India on Sunday, as the repatriation process has entered its final stages following delays that have caused immense distress and anguish to his family.
National Convenor of the Jammu and Kashmir Students Association (JKSA), Nasir Khuehami, said that while repatriation of mortal remains from abroad generally takes at least 3–4 working days, the delay has nevertheless caused immense pain and anguish to Adnan’s grieving family, particularly his mother, who is also in Bangladesh and going through an extremely difficult time.
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| | DIG NKR Baramulla visits Bandipora | | Chairs Thana Diwas Programmes at Sumbal, Aragam and Hajin to Strengthen Police-Public Relations | | Srinagar, November 07 (Scoop News)-DIG North Kashmir Range Shri Vinod Kumar-IPS, chaired Thana Diwas programmes at Police Stations Sumbal, Aragam and Hajin, aimed at strengthening police-public relations, addressing public grievances and enhancing community participation in maintaining peace and order.
The programmes were attended by SSP Bandipora Shri Tahir Saleem-JKPS, concerned supervisory officers and respective SHOs. Prominent citizens, traders and representatives from adjoining areas participated in the interactions.
During the programmes, participants highlighted various public issues, including traffic congestion, overloading in public transport, drug peddling, cybercrime, dom... |
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| | Police Arrests Two Persons In Bandipora, Recovers 4–5 Kg Charas-Like Substance | | |
Srinagar, November 07 (Scoop News)-In continuation of its sustained efforts to curb drug trafficking and eradicate the menace of narcotics, Police in Bandipora apprehended two persons during naka checking at Kangri Chowk, Bandipora and recovered approximately 4–5 kilograms of Charas-like substance from their possession.
They have been identified as Irfan Ahmad Chopan son of Fayaz Ahmad Chopan resident of Bagh, Bandipora and Imran Ahmad Sheikh son of Late Ali Mohd Sheikh resident of Sheikh Mohalla, Bandipora.
Accordingly, case FIR No. 181/2026 under Sections 8/20-29 of the NDPS Act has been registered at Police Station Bandipora, and investigation has been initiated to ascertain furt... |
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| | IUST VC felicitates Tabish Mushtaq on winning gold medal | | at All-India Inter-University Thang-Ta Tournament | |
Awantipora, November 07 (Scoop News)-Vice Chancellor of the Islamic University of Science and Technology (IUST), Prof. Shakil Ahmad Romshoo, felicitated Tabish Mushtaq for her outstanding achievement in securing a Gold Medal at the All-India Inter-University Thang-Ta Tournament held at the National Sports University, Manipur.
Congratulating the gold medallist, Prof. Romshoo appreciated her dedication, hard work and sporting excellence, stating that such achievements bring laurels to the University and inspire other students, particularly young women, to excel in sports at national and international levels. He reiterated the University's commitment to promote sports and provide opportun... |
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| | Commissioner SMC reviews NGT Action Plan, AMRUT 2.0 Projects | | Calls for expeditious completion of Water Supply Augmentation Works | |
Srinagar, November 07 (Scoop News)- Commissioner, Srinagar Municipal Corporation (SMC), Dr. Basharat Qayoom, today chaired a review meeting at the SMC Headquarters, Karan Nagar, to assess the implementation of the National Green Tribunal (NGT) Action Plan and review the progress of ongoing projects under AMRUT 2.0.
The meeting took stock of the progress achieved under various components of both initiatives, with particular focus on water supply augmentation, quality parameters, inter-departmental coordination and timely execution of approved works.
Reviewing the progress under AMRUT 2.0, the Commissioner stressed that strengthening the city’s water supply infrastructure and addres... |
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| | Shopian chairs Consultative Meet for Maiden ‘Jashn-e- Hurud’ Festival | | |
Shopian, November 06 (Scoop News)-In a landmark initiative to foster community engagement and promote local heritage, the District Administration Shopian, led by Deputy Commissioner (DC), Charandeep Singh, held a high-level interactive meeting today at the Mini-Secretariat, Shopian.
The meeting was convened for celebrating 'Jashn-e-Hurud', a first-of-its-kind festival planned for the district.
The comprehensive consultative interaction brought together key stakeholders, including prominent members of civil society, traders associations, youth representatives and the media fraternity.
Speaking on the occasion, the Deputy Commissioner highlighted that 'Jashn-e-Hurud' will mark a ... |
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| | Bandipora Police Arrests Two More Associates in Seperatist linked Module Case | | Total Arrests till now is 08 , more arrests expected | |
Srinagar, November 06 (Scoop News)- In continuation to the ongoing investigation into a prison linked terror module of banned organisation targeting women for separatist ideology and propaganda, busted earlier in the district, Police in Bandipora arrested two more associates in connection with Case FIR No. 168/2026, registered under Sections 10 and 13 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA). With their arrest, the total arrests in the case increased to eight.
The arrested persons have been identified as Irshad Ahmed Bhat son of Gh. Mohd Bhat resident of Chakloo, Baramulla and Showkat Ahmed Reshi son of Gh. Mohd Reshi resident of Watlab, Sopore.
Both accused have been take... |
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| | Police organises one-day mental health awareness camp for Women Police Personnel | | in Ganderbal | |
Srinagar, November 06 (Scoop News)- In an initiative aimed at promoting mental well-being and fostering a healthy working environment among police personnel, Police in Ganderbal organised a one-day Mental Health Awareness Camp at District Police Lines (DPL), Ganderbal, in collaboration with the Department of Psychiatry, District Hospital Ganderbal.
The camp was specially organised for women police personnel to sensitise them about the importance of mental health, emotional well-being and stress management in their professional and personal lives. During the programme, experts from the Department of Psychiatry shared valuable insights into various aspects of mental health, highlightin... |
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| Police Apprehends Two Persons In Bandiopra | | Recovers 1.5 Kg of Bhang-Like Substance at Garoora Crossing | | Srinagar, November 07 (Scoop News)-November 07: In continuation of its sustained drive against drug abuse and narcotics trafficking, Police in Bandipora apprehended two persons during naka checking at Garoora Crossing and recovered approximately 1.5 Kg Charas like substance from their possession.
They have been identified as Rafaqat Ali Gojar son of Mohd. Gulab Gojar resident of Halwadi, Aragam and Zakir Hussain Qureshi son of Ghulam Noorani Qureshi resident of Chapran, Aragam.
Accordingly, a Case FIR No. 72/2026 under Sections 8/20-29 of the NDPS Act has been registered at Police Station Aragam, and investigation has been initiated to ascertain further links and establish the source ... |
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| | CM congratulates Education Minister on notification of Private Universities Rules, 2026 | | |
Jammu, November 07 (Scoop News)-Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has congratulated Minister for Education Shamim Firdous on the notification of the Jammu and Kashmir Private Universities Rules, 2026, describing it as a significant milestone in the government’s efforts to expand access to quality higher education and strengthen the region’s academic ecosystem.
The Chief Minister said the new Rules establish a comprehensive regulatory framework for setting up and operating private universities in Jammu and Kashmir, creating an enabling environment for reputed national and international institutions to establish their campuses in Jammu and Kashmir.
He observed that the simplified approval ... |
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| | Power Shutdown by KPDCL | | | Srinagar, November 06 (Scoop News)-Chief Engineer, Distribution, KPDCL has informed that the Shutdown of 132 kV IRCON Budgam Transmission line will be observed due to which power supply to Traction Substation Budgam (Railway) will be affected from 09 am to 03 pm on 07 November 2026.
Similarly, shutdown of 33 kV Habbak-Zakura Burzhama line and 33 kV Habbak-Hazratbal line will be observed due to which power supply to Zakura, Batpora, Gulabagh, Burzhama, Chatterhama, Tailbal, Danihama, Khimber, Shuperbagh, Animal Husbandry, Hazratbal, Umar Colony, Rangpora, BARC, Habbak, KU, Nigeen, Kanitar, NIT, Shrine and adjoining areas will be affected from 09 am to 03 pm on 22 November 2026.
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| | JKSA Congratulates Newly Elected AMUSU Leadership | | Calls for Unity, Inclusive Governance and Strengthening of AMU's Cultural Legacy | |
Srinagar, November 06 (Scoop News)-The Jammu and Kashmir Students Association (JKSA) on Friday extended its congratulations to Noman Ashraf (President), Nashra Naeem (Vice President), and Hamdan (Honorary Secretary) on their respective victories in the Aligarh Muslim University Students’ Union (AMUSU) elections for the 2026–27 session. The Association also congratulated all the newly elected Cabinet Members and Court Members.
JKSA National Spokesperson Dr. Zubair Reshi said that the electoral mandate reflects the trust and confidence students have reposed in the newly elected leadership. He expressed hope that the elected representatives would live up to these expectations and discha... |
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| | NIT Srinagar faculty deliver invited talks on Semiconductor, Neuromorphic Technologies | | at EU-India Conference | |
Srinagar, November 06 (Scoop News)-Research initiatives in semiconductor and emerging digital technologies being pursued at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Srinagar were highlighted through invited talks at the EU-India Digital Cooperation Conference 2026, held at South Asian University, New Delhi, on November 2 and 3.
Dr. Sheikh Aamir Ahsan and Dr. Arshid Nisar, faculty members of the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering at NIT Srinagar, delivered the invited talks, presenting their ongoing research in two emerging areas: Power Gallium Nitride (GaN) technology for electric vehicles and AI data centres, and neuromorphic computing using spintronic devices.
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| | Will political Parties rise to the occasion and give Kashmir A Kashmiri Pandit Representative | | A Historic Opportunity for Inclusive Democracy and the Restoration of Kashmir’s Shared Civilizational Heritage | |
Jammu/Srinagar, November 06(Scoop News)- After 36 years of displacement, exclusion and broken political promises, the time has come for political parties to demonstrate their commitment through concrete action rather than repeated rhetoric.
The forthcoming Srinagar Parliamentary by-election presents a historic opportunity for political leadership to rise above conventional electoral calculations and make a meaningful contribution towards healing Kashmir’s wounded social and political fabric.
I appeal to the six major political formations — the Jammu and Kashmir National Conference (JKNC), Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Indian National Congress, Jammu and Kashmir Peoples Conferen... |
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| | Police In Baramulla Conducts Special Inspection Drive at Boniyar and Chandanwari Markets | | |
Police In Baramulla Conducts Special Inspection Drive at Boniyar and Chandanwari Markets;
13 Mobile Shopkeepers Bound Down for Non-Compliance
Srinagar, November 05 (Scoop News)-As part of its sustained efforts to strengthen security compliance and ensure accountability among commercial establishments, police in Baramulla ,through Police Station Boniyar, conducted a special checking and inspection drive across the markets of Boniyar and Chandanwari.
During the drive, 19 mobile phone repair and resale establishments were thoroughly inspected. Of these, 13 shopkeepers were found violating the prescribed norms governing the maintenance of customer and device-related data and recor... |
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Jammu, November 05 (Scoop News)-Rattan Lal Gupta, Provincial President, Jammu Province, J&K National Conference, expressed serious concern over the political developments following the recent press conference of Ram Madhav, in which he reportedly made remarks regarding BJP's support to Rahullah.
Gupta said that the BJP should refrain from indulging in political activities that could disturb the peaceful atmosphere of Jammu and Kashmir. He observed that J&K is a sensitive border region, and maintaining peace, stability and communal harmony must remain the collective responsibility of every political party.
He cautioned that such political distractions could adversely affect... |
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