DC Jammu pledges smoother traffic flow, directs urgent measures at key junctions.
Deputy Commissioner Jammu, Dr. Rakesh Minhas, has assured residents of smoother and safer traffic flow across Jammu within the next seven days. While chairing a
Indian Army drones airlift relief, deliver supplies to flood-hit Chilla Village
Floods had left Chilla village in Kathua district completely cut off, with 16 families stranded without access to food or medical supplies. Rising to the
Undersea cable cut in Red Sea disrupts internet across regions.
A major undersea cable cut in the Red Sea has triggered widespread internet disruptions across several regions, including Asia, the Middle East, and Pakistan. The
Second terrorist killed in fierce Kulgam forest encounter, officials confirm.
The encounter in the Guddar forest area of Kulgam, South Kashmir, has entered a critical stage with the killing of a second terrorist, officials confirmed
Three soldiers injured, terrorist killed in Kulgam forest encounter.
The ongoing encounter in the Gudar forest area of Kulgam, South Kashmir, intensified on Sunday as additional troops were rushed to the site. According to
One terrorist killed in fierce gunfight in Kulgam forests.
A terrorist was killed in a gunfight with security forces in the Gudar forest belt of Kulgam district on Sunday morning. According to officials, the
“PM Modi Tops Global Leader Approval Ratings Yet Again, Emerges as World’s Most Trusted Leader”
🇮🇳 Once Again, On Top!PM Narendra Modi leads the world as the most trusted global leader, topping the Morning Consult Global Leader Approval Tracker. A
Trump’s Anti-India Bias Exposed: Urges Tech Giants to Stop Hiring Indians
In a controversial statement, former US President Donald Trump has urged major tech giants, including Google, Microsoft, and Meta, not to hire professionals from India
Dogra Community Opposes Mandatory Urdu for J&K Government Jobs, Citing Discrimination Against Dogri Speakers
The Dogra community has strongly opposed the mandatory Urdu language requirement for Naib Tehsildar recruitment in Jammu & Kashmir, calling it a discriminatory policy that
Momos May Be Tasty, But They’re Bad For Your Health, Experts Warn
Momos, the beloved street food of India, have gained immense popularity over the years for their delicious taste, affordability, and variety. Whether steamed, fried, or
Two Labourers Dead, One Injured in Landslide Near Badora Shiva Cave Project
A devastating landslide near the Badora Shiva Cave project site claimed the lives of two labourers and left one seriously injured. The victims were working
MiG-21 to Retire After 62 Years of Service in Indian Air Force
After serving the nation for over six decades, India’s MiG-21 fighter jets will retire from service on September 19, 2025. The Indian Air Force has
Indian Army Unveils Next-Gen Combat Structure: Rudra, Bhairav & Divyastra to Power Future Warfare
In a landmark move to modernize India’s military capabilities, Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi has unveiled the Indian Army’s Next-Generation Force Structure. This transformative initiative
India Salutes Bravery on 87th CRPF Raising Day
🇮🇳 87th CRPF Raising Day 🇮🇳 Heartfelt wishes and a proud salute to all #CRPF personnel and their families. Your courage, sacrifice, and unwavering dedication
Defence Ministry Approves ₹29,558 Crore for DRDO Projects; Major Boost for Kaveri Derivative Engine
The Indian Ministry of Defence has allocated a significant sum of ₹29,558.66 crore over the past three years to fund Defence Research and Development Organisation
Centre Bans ‘Made in China’ Surveillance Cameras Around Red Fort Ahead of Independence Day
In a decisive move to tighten security, the Indian government has banned all ‘Made in China’ surveillance cameras in and around the Red Fort for
Kupwara Police Attaches Properties of Terrorists Under UAPA
In a significant crackdown against terror networks, Kupwara Police has attached properties belonging to terrorists in Hyhama Batpora under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA).
IAF Eyes 5th-Gen Fighter Jets: Plans for 2-3 Squadrons from Foreign Sources
In a significant move to bolster its combat capabilities, the Indian Air Force (IAF) is exploring options to acquire two to three squadrons of fifth-generation
