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Iran-US war: Tehran opens military training camp for women, video, photos go viral
Earlier this year, thousands of women and young girls took part in the "Daughters Devoted to Iran" rally held in central Tehran, as per reports.
Red Fort blast: Al-Falah University now functioning under Haryana govt; tight security on campus
After the November 2025 Red Fort blast, Al-Falah University came under government control due to serious investigations. All 200 MBBS seats were filled this admission cycle under a transparent process overseen by authorities. A strict verification process for faculty and students has been implemented to ensure security on campus. Investigations into prior faculty members and staff were conducted due to alleged terrorist affiliations.
Makkah defence pact with Saudi Arabia, Turkiye not directed against any country: Pak Deputy PM Dar
Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar highlighted the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement with Saudi Arabia and Turkiye. The agreement is aimed at enhancing regional stability without targeting any specific country. Dar emphasized the importance of collective security and Pakistan's balanced foreign policy strategy in light of geopolitical tensions. He also addressed the ongoing conflicts in Jammu and Kashmir and Palestine as crucial regional issues.
Weather Tomorrow November 11: IMD predicts rain, thunderstorms and heavy showers across several states; check forecast for Delhi, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and more
Residents in Delhi will experience hazy sunshine with no significant rainfall expected throughout the day. Tamil Nadu may see partly cloudy skies while some districts experience moderate showers and warm temperatures. Jammu and Kashmir will have brief morning showers along with colder conditions in higher-altitude areas. Kerala is forecasted to have mostly cloudy weather with light afternoon and evening rain expected.
Ladakh's Kargil region may witness 'complete shutdown' today
Civil society organizations in Kargil have called for a complete shutdown on November 10. They demand the postponement of elections for the Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council. Concerns arise that elections may take place during the winter migration period. Political parties and various groups have shown their support for this shutdown. A candlelight march will further emphasize their demand for democratic representation in the region.
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Weather Tomorrow November 10: IMD predicts rain, thunderstorms and heavy showers across several states; check forecast for Delhi, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and more
Tomorrow Weather: In the bustling city of Delhi, residents should brace for a day of hazy sunshine accompanied by poor air quality. Meanwhile, those in Tamil Nadu should prepare for heavy rainfall and thunderstorms. Jammu and Kashmir will see chillier temperatures with partly cloudy skies, while Kerala can expect afternoon showers. Weather conditions will vary across Andhra Pradesh's districts, and Odisha is set for predominantly sunny skies.
India revels in Diwali celebrations; crackers contribute to 'very poor' Delhi air
On Sunday, Diwali celebrations were held across India, with various leaders participating in customary rituals. Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated the festival with security personnel in Chhattisgarh, marking a new era free from Naxalism. In Delhi, strict measures were taken to ensure compliance with safety regulations regarding firecrackers during the festivities. Meanwhile, the air quality in Delhi worsened due to pollution from celebrations and stubble burning.
J&K Bank announces recruitment drive, PDP MLA, aspirants demand increase in age limit, priority to merit
The Jammu and Kashmir Bank has announced a recruitment drive for 1,356 positions, including probationary officers and banking associates. Aspirants have raised concerns regarding the age limit of 30 years, requesting an extension to 40 years. The online application period is set to begin on November 7 and end on November 26, 2026.
Mirwaiz disallowed to address congregation at Jama Masjid in Kashmir for second consecutive Friday
Mirwaiz Umar Farooq faced restrictions that prevented him from addressing the Friday congregation at Jama Masjid. His house detention has persisted for nearly a week, enforced by police deployment and barricades. Authorities have restricted access to him, denying visits from others during this period. These measures follow his previous sermon referencing a report on civil liberties and political engagements.
Farooq Abdullah dismisses NC rift reports as ‘baseless rumours’ after meeting with dissident MLAs
National Conference president Farooq Abdullah has rejected reports of a split in the ruling party after meeting Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and MLAs who had raised concerns over its functioning. He said the leadership had heard their grievances and would take steps to strengthen the party and the government.
900-year-old book records Kashmir's kings and their wars, now earns UN recognisition along with Mahabharata and Chanakya's Arthashastra
UNESCO has added Kalhana's Rajatarangini, the Mahabharata and Kautilya's Arthashastra to its Memory of the World Regional Register for Asia and the Pacific. The decision was taken at the committee's 11th session in Jakarta, taking India's total regional inscriptions to six, following three recognitions in 2024.
Amul raises butter, ghee prices: Check new prices and reason
Amul has increased the prices of ghee and butter ahead of Diwali, with a 1-kg ghee carton becoming costlier by Rs 50 and a 500-gm butter pack by Rs 15. The revision comes amid higher demand for branded ghee and reported supply shortages, particularly of cow ghee, across several markets.
Ladakh administration asks Sonam Wangchuk-founded institute to halt school activities pending HC decision
The Ladakh administration has directed the Himalayan Institute of Alternatives, founded by Sonam Wangchuk, to stop activities at its Desert Flower School in Leh until the High Court delivers its decision in a pending matter concerning the institute. The notice cited the absence of requisite approvals and clearances for starting classes.
CRPF goes a year without losing personnel in operations for first time in 47 years
The CRPF has completed 12 consecutive months without an operational fatality for the first time in 47 years, with its last such casualty reported on October 30, 2025. The force attributed the milestone to improved equipment, training, strategic planning and faster medical evacuation of injured personnel.
Aga Ruhullah resigns from NC, hints at launching new political outfit in J-K
Syed Aga Ruhullah Mehdi announced his resignation from the National Conference at a rally in Budgam. He criticized party leadership for not fulfilling election promises regarding Article 370 and other issues. Ruhullah indicated plans to form a new political entity aimed at restoring rights for the people of Jammu and Kashmir. He expressed disappointment over supporting the NC during the last Assembly elections.
Mehbooba Mufti bats for dialogue, opening of roads to central Asia, calls National Conference the original traitor in Jammu and Kashmir
Mufti, while addressing the worker's convention here in Srinagar also blamed the ruling National Conference for the 'mistrust' between the central government and J&K as they frequently shifted its political stand.
100 new seismic observatories planned to be setup across country: MOES secretary
The Ministry of Earth Sciences is gearing up to deploy 100 additional seismological observatories nationwide, with four designated each for Jammu and Kashmir as well as Ladakh. The objective is to lower the earthquake detection threshold to as little as magnitude 2.5. Among these efforts is the newly equipped Kishtwar observatory, featuring advanced digital recording capabilities.
National Conference faces internal strife in Jammu and Kashmir, MLAs swore to cleanse the party
Around 20 National Conference (NC) MLAs are seeking changes in the party structure and the removal of some office-bearers, triggering an internal crisis following Chief Minister Omar Abdullah’s recent cabinet expansion. Senior MLA Abdul Majid Larmi said the party needs a “cleansing process” to remove people who have “hijacked” it, adding that the move is aimed at strengthening the organisation and is not a rebellion.
Jammu Airport initiates consultations for commencement of international flights
Jammu Airport has commenced discussions with various stakeholders to assess the feasibility of international flights. A planning meeting involved representatives from airlines and regulatory agencies to identify potential international destinations. The Airport Director highlighted religious tourism and strategic location as key factors for successful operations. Suggestions were made to prioritize routes to West Asia and Europe based on passenger demand.
Cyclonic storm brewing in Bay of Bengal may hit Andhra coast on Nov 3; likely weaker than Cyclone Arnab: IMD
The India Meteorological Department forecasts a cyclonic system approaching Andhra Pradesh on November 3. Rainfall across the southern peninsula regions is expected to be below the long-period average. Above-normal temperatures are predicted across most of India, with some exceptions in northwest regions. Strong El Nino conditions are set to continue, which might affect weather patterns through March.
Omar Abdullah, Nidhi Razdan get married; J&K CM shares ‘new journey’ post
Omar Abdullah and journalist Nidhi Razdan have recently gotten married after Abdullah's past divorce. Their relationship had been publicly acknowledged for some time prior to the marriage announcement. Abdullah's previous marriage to Payal Abdullah was dissolved by the Supreme Court after a mutual consent agreement. Nidhi Razdan is a well-known journalist with experience in both national politics and international affairs.
J&K Police busts terror financing module, arrests 10 associates
Jammu and Kashmir Police arrested ten individuals in Shopian district for their involvement in a terror financing network. The accused were connected to various online financial transactions suspected of funding terrorist activities. Investigations indicated these individuals were raising money from the public to support terrorists like Lashkar-e-Taiba. Additionally, the funds were allegedly used for logistical support, including providing smartphones for terrorist operations.
Security and compassion must go hand in hand: Sakina Itoo on convoy halts
Sakina Ittoo raised concerns regarding frequent traffic stoppages on the Srinagar-Anantnag-Kulgam-Qazigund National Highway. She emphasised the negative impact on ambulances and students during Army convoys. Ittoo called for practical traffic management measures that prioritise public well-being alongside security. The practice of stopping vehicles has been described as harassment and humiliation by locals and politicians. Ittoo appealed to authorities to balance security needs with the needs of citizens.
Mirwaiz Umar Farooq calls for dialogue, justice, reconciliation, hails International Crisis Group report on Jammu and Kashmir
Mirwaiz Umar Farooq emphasized the need for civil liberties and reconciliation in Jammu and Kashmir. He pointed out that while violence has decreased, political grievances remain unaddressed. Farooq urged the release of political prisoners and meaningful government engagement. He called attention to alarming figures related to arrests and detentions since 2019 and their impact. The report advocates for restoring statehood and dialogue between India and Pakistan to build trust.
Terror financing network unearthed in Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian, 10 associates arrested
Authorities in Shopian district have taken action, arresting ten individuals suspected of involvement in a terror financing scheme. This operation followed an in-depth investigation into dubious financial activities related to terrorism. Officials pointed out that they investigated multiple online payment platforms to trace transactions, revealing a more extensive network purportedly facilitating terrorism funding via accomplices situated in various correctional facilities.
Omar Abdullah expands J&K cabinet with four Kashmiri leaders, sparks row
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has expanded his council of ministers by adding four new members. These new inductees primarily represent the Kashmir valley, increasing regional representation issues. Some senior National Conference leaders expressed disappointment over their exclusion from the new council. The opposition BJP criticized the ruling alliance for failing to maintain regional and cultural balance.
Apologise or go to Pakistan: Protests erupt in Jammu over Farooq Abdullah's remark
Farooq Abdullah's recent comments in Baramulla regarding Pakistan protecting Kashmiris have incited protests across Jammu. Various organizations, including BJP groups, demanded his immediate apology, stating his remarks were anti-national. Several political leaders, including BJP's Sat Sharma, called for legal action against Abdullah for his statements. Concerns were raised about national security and the implications of his words on sovereignty.
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