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Jammu and Kashmir terror attack: Three CRPF personnel injured after terrorists open fire at camp
A terrorist assault in Kulgam district left three personnel of the CRPF wounded as unidentified attackers fired upon them while on a motorcycle at approximately 2:15 PM on Wednesday. The injured have been rushed to Anantnag hospital for treatment. Security forces are actively pursuing leads in their investigation to bring the culprits to justice.
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.
School Assembly News Headlines, September 29: Top India, world, sports, business news and current affairs
School Assembly News Headlines, September 29, 2026: Today’s key updates include the Supreme Court’s UPI MDR decision, bank strike deferment, El Niño concerns, Asian Games medals for India, international developments, and India’s upcoming orbital computing satellite launch on a SpaceX rideshare mission.
From viral posts to raids: How online anger is reshaping India’s food-safety crackdown
Social media outrage is driving India's food-safety crackdown across the nation. Viral posts expose hygiene issues, prompting increased government inspections of food businesses. Regulators are stepping up checks, leading to suspensions and product seizures nationwide. This enforcement drive targets restaurants, hotels, and quick-commerce operations.
Security forces recovered suspected drone along LoC in Akhnoor sector
Security forces recovered a suspected drone near the Line of Control in Jammu's Akhnoor sector. The drone, believed to be from Pakistan, was found in the Chakla hamlet area. Following this discovery, security forces immediately initiated a comprehensive search operation across the region. Initial investigations revealed that the recovered drone bears 'Made in China' markings. This incident highlights ongoing security concerns along the border.
No Pakistani Kashmir, only Pakistan-occupied Kashmir: Indian Embassy in US
The Indian Embassy in the US stated there is no Pakistani Kashmir. It corrected a New York Times headline calling it Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. The embassy affirmed Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh are integral parts of India. Pakistan has illegally occupied parts of these territories and oppresses its people. Recent clashes in occupied Kashmir have resulted in numerous casualties.
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School Assembly News Headlines for July 14: Top national, international, business, education and sports news students should know today
School Assembly News Headlines (July 14): India's CBI probes a scholarship scam while Mumbai police bust an extortion racket. India secured top honors at the International Physics Olympiad with five gold medals. The United States launched new strikes on Iran, escalating regional tensions. Delhi University received over three lakh registrations for undergraduate admissions. Football fans anticipate the France versus Spain FIFA World Cup semi-final match.
School Assembly News Headlines February 23: Top national, world, business, sports & defence updates
February 23: Prime Minister Modi inaugurated the Meerut Metro and Namo Bharat Corridor, enhancing NCR connectivity. In business, Gautam Adani reviewed significant power projects, while Amitabh Bachchan was named the face of the Skill India Digital Hub. MS Dhoni is set to be available for IPL 2026, and Pakistan conducted cross-border strikes in Afghanistan.
MEA Jaishankar has big fat zero to show for his efforts: Pawan Khera after Trump reiterates claims of stopping Op Sindoor
Congress leader Pawar Khera has labelled External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar a 'forum minister'. Khera questioned Jaishankar's achievements after former US President Donald Trump claimed to have used trade tariffs to influence India. Khera also raised concerns about India losing the narrative battle against Pakistan, citing a map deletion by the US Trade Representative Office.
Pakistan's power project, PoJK's water crisis: Villagers pay price for Neelum-Jhelum tunnel
Villages around the Neelum-Jhelum Hydropower Project (NJHP) in Pakistan-occupied Jammu Kashmir are experiencing an unprecedented water crisis as natural springs dry up, which residents attribute to the project’s underground tunnel system diverting groundwater.
J&K govt official, toddler among five killed in intense Pak shelling across Jammu
Intense mortar shelling and drone strikes by Pakistan resulted in the deaths of five individuals, including a government official and a young child, in Jammu. The attacks, which began early Saturday, triggered air raid sirens and widespread explosions, causing significant damage and injuries in residential areas. India has vowed to retaliate against these blatant violations of its sovereignty.
32 airports in western, northern India closed for civilian flights till May 15
Due to ongoing military conflict between India and Pakistan, as many as 32 airports in western and northern India, including key locations like Srinagar and Chandigarh, will remain closed for civilian flights until May 15. Airlines such as Air India and IndiGo have cancelled flights to and from affected airports, offering waivers and refunds to passengers.
BSF Strikes: 7 terrorists killed during failed major infiltration bid, Pak post damaged
Between May 8–9, the Border Security Force (BSF) thwarted a major infiltration attempt along the International Boundary in Samba district, Jammu and Kashmir, killing at least seven terrorists and damaging Pakistan’s Dhandhar post. This comes amid rising cross-border tensions, with Pakistan reportedly targeting Jammu airport using loitering munitions.
Govt debunks claims of suicide attack on Army brigade in Rajouri, other disinformation
The government has debunked several false claims circulating on social media, including a supposed suicide attack on an Army brigade in Rajouri and a drone attack in Jalandhar. The PIB's Fact Check Unit revealed these videos and letters to be fabricated, part of a coordinated disinformation campaign aimed at instilling fear.
India Airports closed: Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet cancel flights; Here is list of all airports affected after India strikes Pakistan
India airport closed List: Following missile strikes by Indian armed forces on terror targets in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir under Operation Sindoor, over 300 flights were cancelled. At least 24 airports, including Srinagar, Leh, Jammu, and Amritsar, were temporarily shut down, causing significant disruptions. Airlines like IndiGo, Air India, and SpiceJet suspended services, advising passengers to check their flight status due to airspace restrictions.
Omar Abdullah's J&K Cabinet passes resolution to restore statehood; PDP, BJP react
In its inaugural cabinet meeting held on Thursday, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's administration passed a resolution calling on the National Democratic Alliance (NDA)-led central government to reinstate statehood for Jammu and Kashmir, according to media reports.
Rahul Gandhi's rally 'historic', it's first major Congress gathering in Srinagar in 37 years: Party leader
The Congress' rally in Srinagar, addressed by Rahul Gandhi, marks the first major gathering for the party in 37 years. Organised by Pradesh Congress Committee president Tariq Hamid Karra, the event saw thousands of supporters. Karra highlighted Gandhi's commitment to Kashmir and urged people to vote against the BJP's divisive agenda.
What happened to 'grand claims' made by PM Modi: Cong slams govt over J-K attacks
Four Indian Army soldiers, including an officer, have been killed in action during the encounter that took place on Tuesday.
NCERT books tweaks: References to Babri Masjid, Gujarat riots, Hindutva dropped
NCERT revises textbooks, omitting references to sensitive topics like Babri Masjid demolition, Gujarat riots, and Hindutva. Changes include tweaking historical events and clarifying political stances. NCERT officials claim updates are routine and unrelated to new curriculum frameworks. Updates to be introduced in upcoming textbooks despite the academic session's commencement.
PoK impressed by J-K's development, questions Pakistan's fraud narrative
The News Intervention reported on the devastation caused in Kashmir during the 1980s and 1990s, as young men were brainwashed into believing in the "Jihad" to liberate Kashmir. Millions of rupees that could have been invested in human development were instead invested in negativity and destructive activities, while the Pakistani generals, politicians, and clerics who supported the Jihad benefited financially.
Less areas under AFSPA is good news
AFSPA was first imposed in the form of the Armed Forces (Assam and Manipur) Special Powers Act in 1958, in the Naga Hills region (then a part of Assam), and later expanded across the northeast.
Par panel would like to be apprised of impact of internet suspension in J-K: Tharoor to Speaker
Tharoor had written to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on August 27 in response to his letter to parliamentary panel chairmen asking them to adhere to rules and avoid taking issues that were sub-judice, while the agenda of the panel's meeting was updated on August 28.
Grenade attack on Army convoy in Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla, six civilians injured
The ultras lobbed a grenade on the convoy, which was on its way to Srinagar, at Azadgunj in Baramulla town, officials said. Officials also said the grenade missed the intended target and exploded on the roadside, causing injuries to six civilians.
Cyber Police surveillance aiding fight against COVID-19 outbreak in Kashmir
The cyber police station in Kashmir registered its first FIR on February 17,2020 against people for defying government orders on social media. The FIR was registered within few weeks after the cell came into existence through a government notification.
Insult heaped on injury, says Omar Abdullah on new domicile law
Regional political parties and civil society members in Jammu and Kashmir criticised the central government’s new law for appointments and defining domicile.
Hours after restoration of low-speed mobile internet in Kashmir, service 'temporarily' suspended
Restoring the service was the latest step towards easing the restrictions in Jammu and Kashmir following the Supreme Court's January 10 ruling asking its administration to review within a week all orders imposing curbs in the Union Territory. On January 18, the administration restored prepaid mobile services in the Valley and resumed 2G mobile data service on white-listed websites across the Jammu division.
2G mobile internet restored in Kashmir from midnight
Internet services, landline and mobile phones were snapped across Jammu and Kashmir on the eve of the Centre's announcement to scrap special status of the erstwhile state and its bifurcation into Union Territories on August 5.
BCCI pays CSK Rs 15.67 cr; balls for WT20 costs Rs 5.8 million
The BCCI in its latest disbursement of funds has paid Rs 15.67 crore to the suspended IPL franchise Chennai Super Kings as a part of its share from the Central Rights Income for the eighth season of the Indian Premier League.
Villagers along International Border relieved after India-Pakistan agree to new CBMs
The villagers living along IB in Jammu region heaved a sigh of relief after India and Pakistan agreed to put an end to ceasefire violations.
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