Security forces are carrying out multiple counter-terrorism operations in Jammu and Kashmir, aimed at neutralising terrorist threats in the region. The first of these operations commenced in the Rajouri district, located in the Jammu division.On Tuesday night, a fierce exchange of gunfire erupted between terrorists and the Jammu and Kashmir Police’s elite Special Operations Group (SOG) in the Beeranthub area, under the jurisdiction of Kandi Police Station in Rajouri. Acting on credible intelligence, security forces received information about the presence of three to four heavily armed terrorists hiding in the area.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-she-looked-dead-rapist-husamettin-dogan-s-appeal-backfires-as-gisele-pelicot-s-ex-husband-exposes-chilling-truth-in-court-1759904740119">‘She looked dead’: Rapist Husamettin Dogan’s appeal backfires as Gisele Pelicot’s ex-husband exposes chilling truth in court</a>Following this tip-off, a joint team of security forces launched a cordon-and-search operation to locate and neutralise the threat. As the forces tightened the cordon, the terrorists opened fire, triggering an intense gun battle. The operation is ongoing, with security forces maintaining a strong presence to ensure the area is secured, and the terrorists are apprehended or neutralised.The second counter-terrorism operation is underway in the rugged terrain of Dharni Top, located in the Basantgarh area of Udhampur district, Jammu and Kashmir. According to reliable intelligence received by security forces, three suspected terrorists were observed navigating through the densely forested region of this remote area.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/israel-once-again-intercepts-gaza-aid-flotilla-organisers-reveal-idf-boarded-boats-and-jammed-signals-1759894961473">Israel once again intercepts Gaza aid flotilla — organisers reveal IDF 'illegally' boarded boats, jammed signals</a>In response, a joint team comprising the Jammu and Kashmir Police, Indian Army, and paramilitary forces swiftly mobilised to neutralise the threat. The entire area has been effectively sealed off, with security forces establishing a tight cordon to prevent the terrorists’ escape. The operation is ongoing, with troops conducting meticulous search operations in the challenging, forested terrain to locate and apprehend the suspects, ensuring the safety and security of the region.

Security forces in Jammu and Kashmir are engaged in two major counter-terrorism operations — one in Rajouri and another in Udhampur — after receiving intelligence about the movement of heavily armed militants in both areas.

Security forces are carrying out multiple counter-terrorism operations in Jammu and Kashmir, aimed at neutralising terrorist threats in the region. The first of these operations commenced in the Rajouri district, located in the Jammu division. On Tuesday night, a fierce exchange of gunfire erupted between terrorists and the Jammu and Kashmir Police’s elite Special Operations Group (SOG) in the Beeranthub area, under the jurisdiction of Kandi Police Station in Rajouri. Acting on credible intelligence, security forces received information about the presence of three to four heavily armed terrorists hiding in the area. Also read | ‘She looked dead’: Rapist Husamettin Dogan’s appeal backfires as Gisele Pelicot’s ex-husband exposes chilling truth in court Following this tip-off, a joint team of security forces launched a cordon-and-search operation to locate and neutralise the threat. As the forces tightened the cordon, the terrorists opened fire, triggering an intense gun battle. The operation is ongoing, with security forces maintaining a strong presence to ensure the area is secured, and the terrorists are apprehended or neutralised. The second counter-terrorism operation is underway in the rugged terrain of Dharni Top, located in the Basantgarh area of Udhampur district, Jammu and Kashmir. According to reliable intelligence received by security forces, three suspected terrorists were observed navigating through the densely forested region of this remote area. Also read | Israel once again intercepts Gaza aid flotilla — organisers reveal IDF 'illegally' boarded boats, jammed signals In response, a joint team comprising the Jammu and Kashmir Police, Indian Army, and paramilitary forces swiftly mobilised to neutralise the threat. The entire area has been effectively sealed off, with security forces establishing a tight cordon to prevent the terrorists’ escape. The operation is ongoing, with troops conducting meticulous search operations in the challenging, forested terrain to locate and apprehend the suspects, ensuring the safety and security of the region.

Security forces in Jammu and Kashmir are engaged in two major counter-terrorism operations — one in Rajouri and another in Udhampur — after receiving intelligence about the movement of heavily armed militants in both areas.

Jammu and Kashmir on high alert: Multiple anti-terror operations underway in Rajouri and Udhampur

As cold wave gripped the Kashmir Valley due to early snowfall across higher reaches and tourist destinations, winter arrived ahead of schedule. Visitors were thrilled by the unexpected blanket of snow transforming Gulmarg, Pahalgam, and Sonamarg into stunning winter landscapes. Tourists who have been flocking to the renowned ski resort of Gulmarg were captivated by a breathtaking blanket of snow enveloping the landscape, marking an unexpected winter spectacle. The resort recorded the season’s first sub-zero temperatures, heralding an early onset of winter in the Kashmir Valley.&nbsp;&nbsp;Similarly, in South Kashmir’s picturesque Aru Valley near Pahalgam, a pristine layer of snow transformed the area into a winter wonderland. Central Kashmir’s Sonamarg also experienced a fresh spell of snowfall, adding to the region’s enchanting allure and delighting visitors with its early snowy charm. ''We are so delighted and shocked to see snow here in Gulmarg. We can't tell you how happy we are. We really did not expect to see snow here but it's so beautiful and we are having so much fun. The temperatures have plummeted, and we are now wearing all our woolens. This is heaven on the earth,'' Anuj Duggal, a tourist said.&nbsp;Popular tourist destinations across the Kashmir Valley have been transformed into enchanting winter wonderlands following a fresh spell of snowfall. Sonamarg, nestled in Central Kashmir, was blanketed with 2–3 inches of pristine snow, while the picturesque town of Pahalgam in South Kashmir received 1–2 inches, amplifying their already breathtaking scenic allure.&nbsp;In Gulmarg, the iconic Kongdori area was draped in a dazzling white snow blanket, captivating visitors with its ethereal beauty. Tourists at Kongdori were seen reveling in the snowy wonderland, joyfully capturing videos and snapping photos to share their magical experiences on social media, spreading the charm of this winter paradise far and wide. ''We have come from Rajasthan. I am so lucky to have see snowfall. It's so beautiful. It's a lovely place and It's my first time here. We had seen these visuals online but seeing it live is beautiful,'' said Ashok, another tourist, The Met has predicted that the weather will improve from October 8 across Jammu and Kashmir.&nbsp;

Kashmir welcomes winter early: First snowfall turns popular destinations into scenic havens

As cold wave gripped the Kashmir Valley due to early snowfall across higher reaches and tourist destinations, winter arrived ahead of schedule. Visitors were thrilled by the unexpected blanket of snow transforming Gulmarg, Pahalgam, and Sonamarg into stunning winter landscapes. Tourists who have been flocking to the renowned ski resort of Gulmarg were captivated by a breathtaking blanket of snow enveloping the landscape, marking an unexpected winter spectacle. The resort recorded the season’s first sub-zero temperatures, heralding an early onset of winter in the Kashmir Valley. Similarly, in South Kashmir’s picturesque Aru Valley near Pahalgam, a pristine layer of snow transformed the area into a winter wonderland. Central Kashmir’s Sonamarg also experienced a fresh spell of snowfall, adding to the region’s enchanting allure and delighting visitors with its early snowy charm. ''We are so delighted and shocked to see snow here in Gulmarg. We can't tell you how happy we are. We really did not expect to see snow here but it's so beautiful and we are having so much fun. The temperatures have plummeted, and we are now wearing all our woolens. This is heaven on the earth,'' Anuj Duggal, a tourist said. Popular tourist destinations across the Kashmir Valley have been transformed into enchanting winter wonderlands following a fresh spell of snowfall. Sonamarg, nestled in Central Kashmir, was blanketed with 2–3 inches of pristine snow, while the picturesque town of Pahalgam in South Kashmir received 1–2 inches, amplifying their already breathtaking scenic allure. In Gulmarg, the iconic Kongdori area was draped in a dazzling white snow blanket, captivating visitors with its ethereal beauty. Tourists at Kongdori were seen reveling in the snowy wonderland, joyfully capturing videos and snapping photos to share their magical experiences on social media, spreading the charm of this winter paradise far and wide. ''We have come from Rajasthan. I am so lucky to have see snowfall. It's so beautiful. It's a lovely place and It's my first time here. We had seen these visuals online but seeing it live is beautiful,'' said Ashok, another tourist, The Met has predicted that the weather will improve from October 8 across Jammu and Kashmir.

In Gulmarg, the iconic Kongdori area was draped in a dazzling white snow blanket, captivating visitors with its ethereal beauty

Following two consecutive days of fresh snowfall in Jammu and Kashmir, the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway has been closed to traffic because of multiple landslides. Popular tourist destinations such as Gulmarg, Pahalgam, and Sonamarg are blanketed in snow, transforming them into a winter wonderland ahead of the season.The Kashmir Valley has experienced a significant temperature drop, with Gulmarg recording the season's first sub-zero temperature, signalling an early onset of winter. Heavy snowfall blanketed several areas: Sadhna Top received 18–20 inches, Peer Ki Gali saw 12–15 inches, Sinthan Top accumulated 14–18 inches, and Zojila Pass recorded 6–7 inches. Popular tourist destinations like Sonamarg (2–3 inches) and Pahalgam (1–2 inches) also witnessed light snowfall, enhancing their scenic charm.Zojila Pass recorded the season’s coldest night at a frigid -8.0&nbsp;°C, according to officials. The renowned ski resort of Gulmarg shivered at -0.4&nbsp;°C this morning, marking the first location in the Kashmir Valley to dip below zero this early in October. Meanwhile, Pahalgam recorded a slightly milder minimum temperature of 0.6&nbsp;°C.Light showers may persist until afternoon in parts of Kishtwar, Doda, Anantnag, Ramban, Udhampur, and Kathua districts, with dry weather expected to follow. Weather experts also said that, except for the chance of brief, isolated showers, dry conditions are likely to prevail across Jammu and Kashmir until October 20.Traffic department and local administration officials have urged travellers to verify road conditions before venturing toward high-altitude passes, where snow accumulation has rendered several routes slippery and hazardous.&nbsp;

Fresh snowfall has brought parts of Jammu and Kashmir to a standstill, with the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway shut. For tourists, though, the region has turned into a postcard scene. Gulmarg, Pahalgam, and Sonamarg are blanketed in white, signalling an early start to winter.

Following two consecutive days of fresh snowfall in Jammu and Kashmir, the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway has been closed to traffic because of multiple landslides. Popular tourist destinations such as Gulmarg, Pahalgam, and Sonamarg are blanketed in snow, transforming them into a winter wonderland ahead of the season. The Kashmir Valley has experienced a significant temperature drop, with Gulmarg recording the season's first sub-zero temperature, signalling an early onset of winter. Heavy snowfall blanketed several areas: Sadhna Top received 18–20 inches, Peer Ki Gali saw 12–15 inches, Sinthan Top accumulated 14–18 inches, and Zojila Pass recorded 6–7 inches. Popular tourist destinations like Sonamarg (2–3 inches) and Pahalgam (1–2 inches) also witnessed light snowfall, enhancing their scenic charm. Zojila Pass recorded the season’s coldest night at a frigid -8.0 °C, according to officials. The renowned ski resort of Gulmarg shivered at -0.4 °C this morning, marking the first location in the Kashmir Valley to dip below zero this early in October. Meanwhile, Pahalgam recorded a slightly milder minimum temperature of 0.6 °C. Light showers may persist until afternoon in parts of Kishtwar, Doda, Anantnag, Ramban, Udhampur, and Kathua districts, with dry weather expected to follow. Weather experts also said that, except for the chance of brief, isolated showers, dry conditions are likely to prevail across Jammu and Kashmir until October 20. Traffic department and local administration officials have urged travellers to verify road conditions before venturing toward high-altitude passes, where snow accumulation has rendered several routes slippery and hazardous.

Fresh snowfall has brought parts of Jammu and Kashmir to a standstill, with the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway shut. For tourists, though, the region has turned into a postcard scene. Gulmarg, Pahalgam, and Sonamarg are blanketed in white, signalling an early start to winter.

Kashmir receives snowfall on second consecutive day; Srinagar-Jammu highway closed to traffic

Jammu and Kashmir is embracing an early onset of winter as fresh snowfall blankets the higher reaches of the Kashmir Valley, while the plains experience lashing rains. The serene Razdan Pass, known as the gateway to Gurez Valley, and Zojila Pass, linking Srinagar with Leh, have been covered with a pristine layer of snow, signaling a significant drop in temperatures.&nbsp;The light snow has turned the rugged mountains into a beautiful white scene, making the region even more stunning. But it also signals a tough winter ahead, reminding locals and visitors to get ready for the cold season in this scenic Union Territory.The Directorate of School Education, Jammu, has announced that all Government and Private schools in Jammu Division will remain closed on October 6 and 7, 2025, due to adverse weather conditions. According to an official order, the Indian Meteorological Department has forecasted heavy to very heavy rainfall across various parts of the division. To prioritize the safety of students and staff, the closure has been mandated for both days. Parents and guardians are advised to make necessary arrangements and stay updated on further announcements.The Meteorological Department has forecast generally cloudy skies with intermittent light to moderate rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds across most areas. Light to moderate snowfall is expected in the higher reaches. Additionally, there is a possibility of heavy to very heavy rainfall at isolated locations in Jammu Division and moderate to heavy rain in isolated areas of Kashmir Division. Residents are advised to stay cautious and prepared for these weather conditions.Authorities have urged farmers in Jammu and Kashmir to suspend all agricultural activities on October 6 and 7, 2025, due to adverse weather conditions. The Meteorological Department has forecasted a risk of landslides and falling rocks in vulnerable areas. Additionally, light to moderate snowfall is expected across the higher reaches of Kashmir Division, Chenab Valley, and Pir Panjal Range, with moderate to heavy snowfall possible in some elevated areas of South Kashmir and Chenab Valley. Residents and farmers are advised to exercise caution and stay informed about weather updates to ensure safety.. &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

The Meteorological Department has forecast generally cloudy skies with intermittent light to moderate rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds across most areas in Jammu and Kashmir.

Jammu and Kashmir is embracing an early onset of winter as fresh snowfall blankets the higher reaches of the Kashmir Valley, while the plains experience lashing rains. The serene Razdan Pass, known as the gateway to Gurez Valley, and Zojila Pass, linking Srinagar with Leh, have been covered with a pristine layer of snow, signaling a significant drop in temperatures. The light snow has turned the rugged mountains into a beautiful white scene, making the region even more stunning. But it also signals a tough winter ahead, reminding locals and visitors to get ready for the cold season in this scenic Union Territory. The Directorate of School Education, Jammu, has announced that all Government and Private schools in Jammu Division will remain closed on October 6 and 7, 2025, due to adverse weather conditions. According to an official order, the Indian Meteorological Department has forecasted heavy to very heavy rainfall across various parts of the division. To prioritize the safety of students and staff, the closure has been mandated for both days. Parents and guardians are advised to make necessary arrangements and stay updated on further announcements. The Meteorological Department has forecast generally cloudy skies with intermittent light to moderate rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds across most areas. Light to moderate snowfall is expected in the higher reaches. Additionally, there is a possibility of heavy to very heavy rainfall at isolated locations in Jammu Division and moderate to heavy rain in isolated areas of Kashmir Division. Residents are advised to stay cautious and prepared for these weather conditions. Authorities have urged farmers in Jammu and Kashmir to suspend all agricultural activities on October 6 and 7, 2025, due to adverse weather conditions. The Meteorological Department has forecasted a risk of landslides and falling rocks in vulnerable areas. Additionally, light to moderate snowfall is expected across the higher reaches of Kashmir Division, Chenab Valley, and Pir Panjal Range, with moderate to heavy snowfall possible in some elevated areas of South Kashmir and Chenab Valley. Residents and farmers are advised to exercise caution and stay informed about weather updates to ensure safety..

The Meteorological Department has forecast generally cloudy skies with intermittent light to moderate rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds across most areas in Jammu and Kashmir.

Early onset of Winter in J&K, higher reaches receive fresh snowfall

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah inaugurated the 69th National School Games in Srinagar today. He officially launched the event at TRC Football Ground by kicking off a ceremonial football, marking the vibrant start of this prestigious national-level sporting competition.The 69th National School Games have attracted 30 teams from various states and Union Territories across India, with competitions scheduled across six venues. The event features exciting contests in football, wushu, taekwondo, and table tennis.Addressing the gathering, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah emphasised the crucial role of sports in promoting unity, friendship, and mutual understanding among youth from diverse regions of the nation. ''Sports build bridges of unity and friendship. I am delighted to be here with you at the inauguration of the 69th National School Games. Unfortunately, the weather today does not permit me to deliver a long speech or keep you waiting in the rain. While the weather is beyond our control, it gives me immense pleasure—on behalf of myself, my colleagues, and the people of Jammu and Kashmir—to warmly welcome all of you to this prestigious tournament,” the Chief Minister said.Chief Minister Omar Abdullah assured participants of comprehensive support from the government and organisers, emphasising that every effort would be made to ensure their comfort and safety."If you encounter any inconvenience, whether it's a need for warm clothing or any other requirement, please feel free to reach out. We are committed to making your stay and participation as comfortable as possible," he said.Expressing hope for favourable weather, the Chief Minister urged the young athletes to embrace the spirit of competition and camaraderie, making the most of this enriching experience. “As the saying goes, winning is not as important as taking part. I sincerely appreciate your spirit and enthusiasm in coming here to participate,” he said, wishing the players memorable moments and success in the tournament.The march-past by 30 participating teams drew appreciation from the Chief Minister and applause from a large gathering of school children and spectators at the venue. Players, coaches and team officials also took the oath of sportsmanship, pledging to uphold the values of fair play, discipline, and teamwork.&nbsp;The opening ceremony was attended by Minister for Youth Services &amp; Sports Satish Sharma, Advisor to the Chief Minister Nasir Aslam Wani, MLA Lal Chowk Sheikh Ahsan Ahmed (Pardesi), Director General Youth Services &amp; Sports Anuradha Gupta, Secretary J&amp;K Sports Council Nuzhat Gul, and several other dignitaries and officials. &nbsp;

Addressing the gathering, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah emphasised the crucial role of sports in promoting unity, friendship, and mutual understanding among youth from diverse regions of the nation.

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah inaugurated the 69th National School Games in Srinagar today. He officially launched the event at TRC Football Ground by kicking off a ceremonial football, marking the vibrant start of this prestigious national-level sporting competition. The 69th National School Games have attracted 30 teams from various states and Union Territories across India, with competitions scheduled across six venues. The event features exciting contests in football, wushu, taekwondo, and table tennis. Addressing the gathering, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah emphasised the crucial role of sports in promoting unity, friendship, and mutual understanding among youth from diverse regions of the nation. ''Sports build bridges of unity and friendship. I am delighted to be here with you at the inauguration of the 69th National School Games. Unfortunately, the weather today does not permit me to deliver a long speech or keep you waiting in the rain. While the weather is beyond our control, it gives me immense pleasure—on behalf of myself, my colleagues, and the people of Jammu and Kashmir—to warmly welcome all of you to this prestigious tournament,” the Chief Minister said. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah assured participants of comprehensive support from the government and organisers, emphasising that every effort would be made to ensure their comfort and safety. "If you encounter any inconvenience, whether it's a need for warm clothing or any other requirement, please feel free to reach out. We are committed to making your stay and participation as comfortable as possible," he said. Expressing hope for favourable weather, the Chief Minister urged the young athletes to embrace the spirit of competition and camaraderie, making the most of this enriching experience. “As the saying goes, winning is not as important as taking part. I sincerely appreciate your spirit and enthusiasm in coming here to participate,” he said, wishing the players memorable moments and success in the tournament. The march-past by 30 participating teams drew appreciation from the Chief Minister and applause from a large gathering of school children and spectators at the venue. Players, coaches and team officials also took the oath of sportsmanship, pledging to uphold the values of fair play, discipline, and teamwork. The opening ceremony was attended by Minister for Youth Services & Sports Satish Sharma, Advisor to the Chief Minister Nasir Aslam Wani, MLA Lal Chowk Sheikh Ahsan Ahmed (Pardesi), Director General Youth Services & Sports Anuradha Gupta, Secretary J&K Sports Council Nuzhat Gul, and several other dignitaries and officials.

Addressing the gathering, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah emphasised the crucial role of sports in promoting unity, friendship, and mutual understanding among youth from diverse regions of the nation.

JK Chief Minister Omar Abdullah inaugurates 69th National School Games in Srinagar

Valley celebrated a significant milestone in its logistics and transportation sector with the arrival of its first automobile rake from the Jammu Division of Northern Railways. The train, transporting 116 vehicles arrived at the newly operational Anantnag Goods Shed, marking a historic moment for the region.&nbsp;According to railway officials, the train loaded with vehicles departed from Gati Shakti Terminal (GCT) in Manesar on Wednesday. Covering a distance of 850 kilometers in approximately 45 hours, it reached Anantnag today, heralding a new era of efficient automobile logistics in Jammu and Kashmir. This development is expected to streamline vehicle transportation, reduce costs, and boost economic activity in the region.&nbsp;This milestone follows other recent advancements in the Valley’s freight transport. In August 2025, a cement rake from Punjab became the first bulk goods train to arrive at Anantnag. In September, a freight train carried Kashmiri apples from the Valley to markets outside, showcasing the growing role of rail connectivity in supporting the region’s economy.&nbsp;The introduction of the automobile rake underscores Northern Railways' commitment to enhancing logistics infrastructure in Jammu and Kashmir, paving the way for increased trade and connectivity. This achievement is poised to transform the automobile transport sector, fostering economic growth and strengthening supply chains across the region. &nbsp;

In September, a freight train carried Kashmiri apples from the Valley to markets outside, showcasing the growing role of rail connectivity in supporting the region’s economy.

Valley celebrated a significant milestone in its logistics and transportation sector with the arrival of its first automobile rake from the Jammu Division of Northern Railways. The train, transporting 116 vehicles arrived at the newly operational Anantnag Goods Shed, marking a historic moment for the region. According to railway officials, the train loaded with vehicles departed from Gati Shakti Terminal (GCT) in Manesar on Wednesday. Covering a distance of 850 kilometers in approximately 45 hours, it reached Anantnag today, heralding a new era of efficient automobile logistics in Jammu and Kashmir. This development is expected to streamline vehicle transportation, reduce costs, and boost economic activity in the region. This milestone follows other recent advancements in the Valley’s freight transport. In August 2025, a cement rake from Punjab became the first bulk goods train to arrive at Anantnag. In September, a freight train carried Kashmiri apples from the Valley to markets outside, showcasing the growing role of rail connectivity in supporting the region’s economy. The introduction of the automobile rake underscores Northern Railways' commitment to enhancing logistics infrastructure in Jammu and Kashmir, paving the way for increased trade and connectivity. This achievement is poised to transform the automobile transport sector, fostering economic growth and strengthening supply chains across the region.

In September, a freight train carried Kashmiri apples from the Valley to markets outside, showcasing the growing role of rail connectivity in supporting the region’s economy.

Railway dispatches first automobile rake from Jammu to Anantnag

An Indian army soldier lost his life due to an accidental grenade explosion in the Dharba area of Surankote, Poonch district. According to official sources, the incident occurred inside the 16th Rashtriya Rifles (16RR) camp at Draba, resulting in the soldier's death.&nbsp;The deceased soldier has been identified as Sepoy Choudhary Bhavesh. The cause of the blast is being investigated.&nbsp;(more details to follow)

The deceased soldier has been identified as Sepoy Choudhary Bhavesh. The cause of the blast is being investigated.

An Indian army soldier lost his life due to an accidental grenade explosion in the Dharba area of Surankote, Poonch district. According to official sources, the incident occurred inside the 16th Rashtriya Rifles (16RR) camp at Draba, resulting in the soldier's death. The deceased soldier has been identified as Sepoy Choudhary Bhavesh. The cause of the blast is being investigated. (more details to follow)

The deceased soldier has been identified as Sepoy Choudhary Bhavesh. The cause of the blast is being investigated.

Army soldier killed in accidental grenade blast in Poonch

Six months after the Pahalgam terror attack, Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha announced the reopening of 12 additional tourist destinations across the Jammu and Kashmir divisions. This builds on the earlier success of making 16 out of 48 identified tourist spots accessible to visitors. With today’s announcement, a total of 28 destinations is now open, revitalizing tourism in the region.The decision was taken after a hhigh-levelsecurity review and discussion in the Unified Headquarters meeting. Seven tourist spots in Kashmir Division including Aru Valley, Rafting Point Yanner, Akkad Park, Padshahi Park, Kaman Post and five in Jammu Division including Dagan Top, Ramban, Dhaggar in Kathua, Shiv Cave in Salal, Reasi have been reopened from today.Tourism stakeholders in Jammu and Kashmir have expressed immense relief and optimism following the government's decision to reopen additional tourist destinations. With the vibrant autumn season approaching, they believe this move will significantly boost tourism, drawing visitors to the region's stunning landscapes. They have also urged the authorities to expedite the reopening of all remaining tourism sites before the onset of the winter tourism season to maximize economic opportunities and showcase the region's year-round appeal.''I highly appreciate the decision of Hon'ble LG to reopen the 12 tourist places. People were thinking due to the closure of these places whether it is still safe to go to these places. This is a very wise decision and that too in the Puja holiday season followed by winter tourism. I would request the LG that few destinations are still closed, and those places should be thrown open as well. It's a great confidence building measure to make tourists feel safer. We have faced a lot of loss this year, the market is zero and tourism is at its lowest '' said Tariq Ghani, President, Chamber of Commerce.Tourists visiting the Kashmir Valley have praised the initiatives of the Lieutenant Governor's administration. They believe that reopening these destinations will boost visitor confidence, attracting more people to explore the Valley's scenic beauty and cultural heritage.''I am very happy. It's a great decision that I will get to see all those places which were closed earlier. It's a good step. It's been very safe, Security is taken care of and it's great to visit Kashmir and I would recommend it to my friends, it's the most beautiful place I have ever been to, '' Anoop Kaur, Tourist.Tourists note that as social media users share posts about these newly reopened destinations, awareness will grow, drawing increasing numbers of visitors to explore the Valley's attractions.''We came yesterday to the Valley, It's a great news that they have opened these places and we will get to see these places. People will also benefit from it. It will also help the locals associated with tourism. Social media users visiting these places will also send across a message of peace. Kashmir was the only place I had not visited but it felt like home. The Kashmiriyat is amazing, their hospitality is amazing. Food, people here are so good, '' said Nirali, a tourist.As the Autumn and Winter seasons approach, tourism stakeholders in the Kashmir Valley are optimistic, anticipating a fully booked season with record-breaking numbers of visitors drawn to the region's breathtaking landscapes and vibrant culture. &nbsp;

With the vibrant autumn season approaching, they believe this move will significantly boost tourism, drawing visitors to the region's stunning landscapes. 

Six months after the Pahalgam terror attack, Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha announced the reopening of 12 additional tourist destinations across the Jammu and Kashmir divisions. This builds on the earlier success of making 16 out of 48 identified tourist spots accessible to visitors. With today’s announcement, a total of 28 destinations is now open, revitalizing tourism in the region. The decision was taken after a hhigh-levelsecurity review and discussion in the Unified Headquarters meeting. Seven tourist spots in Kashmir Division including Aru Valley, Rafting Point Yanner, Akkad Park, Padshahi Park, Kaman Post and five in Jammu Division including Dagan Top, Ramban, Dhaggar in Kathua, Shiv Cave in Salal, Reasi have been reopened from today. Tourism stakeholders in Jammu and Kashmir have expressed immense relief and optimism following the government's decision to reopen additional tourist destinations. With the vibrant autumn season approaching, they believe this move will significantly boost tourism, drawing visitors to the region's stunning landscapes. They have also urged the authorities to expedite the reopening of all remaining tourism sites before the onset of the winter tourism season to maximize economic opportunities and showcase the region's year-round appeal. ''I highly appreciate the decision of Hon'ble LG to reopen the 12 tourist places. People were thinking due to the closure of these places whether it is still safe to go to these places. This is a very wise decision and that too in the Puja holiday season followed by winter tourism. I would request the LG that few destinations are still closed, and those places should be thrown open as well. It's a great confidence building measure to make tourists feel safer. We have faced a lot of loss this year, the market is zero and tourism is at its lowest '' said Tariq Ghani, President, Chamber of Commerce. Tourists visiting the Kashmir Valley have praised the initiatives of the Lieutenant Governor's administration. They believe that reopening these destinations will boost visitor confidence, attracting more people to explore the Valley's scenic beauty and cultural heritage. ''I am very happy. It's a great decision that I will get to see all those places which were closed earlier. It's a good step. It's been very safe, Security is taken care of and it's great to visit Kashmir and I would recommend it to my friends, it's the most beautiful place I have ever been to, '' Anoop Kaur, Tourist. Tourists note that as social media users share posts about these newly reopened destinations, awareness will grow, drawing increasing numbers of visitors to explore the Valley's attractions. ''We came yesterday to the Valley, It's a great news that they have opened these places and we will get to see these places. People will also benefit from it. It will also help the locals associated with tourism. Social media users visiting these places will also send across a message of peace. Kashmir was the only place I had not visited but it felt like home. The Kashmiriyat is amazing, their hospitality is amazing. Food, people here are so good, '' said Nirali, a tourist. As the Autumn and Winter seasons approach, tourism stakeholders in the Kashmir Valley are optimistic, anticipating a fully booked season with record-breaking numbers of visitors drawn to the region's breathtaking landscapes and vibrant culture.

&nbsp;With the vibrant autumn season approaching, they believe this move will significantly boost tourism, drawing visitors to the region's stunning landscapes.&nbsp;

Tourists, stake holders welcome reopening of 12 tourism spots in Jammu and Kashmir

Curfew remains in effect for the fourth consecutive day in Leh, Ladakh, following recent violence, with intensified patrolling and security checks by police and paramilitary forces. The Leh Police have announced a phased curfew relaxation to provide temporary relief. The curfew will be lifted in the Old City from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, and in the New Area from 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM.Lt Governor of Ladakh. Kavinder Gupta today chaired a high-level security review meeting to assess the current situation across Ladakh, emphasizing the need for heightened vigilance, seamless inter-agency coordination, &amp; proactive measures to safeguard peace, security, &amp; public order across the Union Territory.The detention of prominent climate activist Sonam Wangchuk under the National Security Act (NSA) on Friday has sparked widespread concern and drawn significant attention from political parties and various sections of society.Sonam Wangchuk, a Magsaysay Award recipient renowned for his climate advocacy, was arrested and transferred to Jodhpur. His detention followed closely on the heels of protests led by 'Gen Z' activists in Leh, which erupted two days earlier, calling for statehood for Ladakh and its inclusion under the Sixth Schedule of the Indian Constitution.''There has been a demand for a sixth schedule and statehood after Ladakh became a UT. Centre has always engaged groups from Ladakh. There are already reservations. An ongoing process was going on. To sabotage and derail talks some so-called activists and others tried hard including Sonam Wangchuk. Attempt was made to create unease and change the atmosphere. We know statements were made from the platforms and provocative speeches were made, and we had registered FIR. Around 5-7k people pelted stones at buildings and attacked police and forces, '' said S D Singh Jamwal, DG Leh.According to local leaders involved in the agitation, over 50 individuals have been detained since the clashes began. Prohibitory orders banning gatherings of five or more people remain in force across major towns in the Union Territory, including Kargil. &nbsp;

The detention of prominent climate activist Sonam Wangchuk under the National Security Act (NSA) on Friday has sparked widespread concern and drawn significant attention from political parties and various sections of society.

Curfew remains in effect for the fourth consecutive day in Leh, Ladakh, following recent violence, with intensified patrolling and security checks by police and paramilitary forces. The Leh Police have announced a phased curfew relaxation to provide temporary relief. The curfew will be lifted in the Old City from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, and in the New Area from 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM. Lt Governor of Ladakh. Kavinder Gupta today chaired a high-level security review meeting to assess the current situation across Ladakh, emphasizing the need for heightened vigilance, seamless inter-agency coordination, & proactive measures to safeguard peace, security, & public order across the Union Territory. The detention of prominent climate activist Sonam Wangchuk under the National Security Act (NSA) on Friday has sparked widespread concern and drawn significant attention from political parties and various sections of society. Sonam Wangchuk, a Magsaysay Award recipient renowned for his climate advocacy, was arrested and transferred to Jodhpur. His detention followed closely on the heels of protests led by 'Gen Z' activists in Leh, which erupted two days earlier, calling for statehood for Ladakh and its inclusion under the Sixth Schedule of the Indian Constitution. ''There has been a demand for a sixth schedule and statehood after Ladakh became a UT. Centre has always engaged groups from Ladakh. There are already reservations. An ongoing process was going on. To sabotage and derail talks some so-called activists and others tried hard including Sonam Wangchuk. Attempt was made to create unease and change the atmosphere. We know statements were made from the platforms and provocative speeches were made, and we had registered FIR. Around 5-7k people pelted stones at buildings and attacked police and forces, '' said S D Singh Jamwal, DG Leh. According to local leaders involved in the agitation, over 50 individuals have been detained since the clashes began. Prohibitory orders banning gatherings of five or more people remain in force across major towns in the Union Territory, including Kargil.

The detention of prominent climate activist Sonam Wangchuk under the National Security Act (NSA) on Friday has sparked widespread concern and drawn significant attention from political parties and various sections of society.

Leh Police announce phased curfew relaxation to provide temporary relief

To counter potential terrorist infiltration attempts, security forces have intensified vigilance and heightened their alert status along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir. Inspector General (IG) of the Border Security Force (BSF) Kashmir Frontier, Ashok Yadav, stated today that intelligence reports indicate the presence of terrorists positioned at launch pads across the LoC in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), poised for infiltration.IG Yadav noted that, with winter approaching, security forces anticipate a surge in infiltration attempts in the Valley. "Terrorist groups often try to infiltrate before snowfall. With roughly two months until winter sets in, we are maintaining heightened vigilance, as their opportunities will significantly diminish for the next six months," he said.Inspector General (IG) of the Border Security Force (BSF) Kashmir Frontier, Ashok Yadav, confirmed that intelligence reports have identified terrorists stationed at multiple launch pads across from the Bandipora and Kupwara sectors in Jammu and Kashmir, strategically positioned to exploit any opportunity to infiltrate across the Line of Control (LoC). "These groups may attempt to capitalise on inclement weather, such as fog or heavy snowfall, to mask their movements. However, our security apparatus is robust, with seamless coordination among the BSF, Army, and local police forces. We have deployed advanced surveillance systems, reinforced patrolling, and strengthened counter-infiltration measures to ensure no breaches occur," he emphasised. Yadav further highlighted that the heightened alert status, combined with real-time intelligence sharing, ensures that security forces remain fully prepared to thwart any infiltration attempts, safeguarding the region’s stability.In close coordination with the Indian Army, the Border Security Force (BSF) is leveraging cutting-edge surveillance technologies, including thermal imaging, drones, and real-time monitoring systems, to maintain robust control and dominance over the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir. "Our forces have successfully foiled two infiltration attempts this year alone, demonstrating our unwavering commitment to border security. The heightened state of alertness, combined with the deployment of advanced equipment, creates a formidable barrier, making unauthorized crossings into our area of responsibility exceptionally challenging for terrorists," stated Inspector General (IG) of the BSF Kashmir Frontier, Ashok Yadav. He further emphasised that the seamless integration of technology, intelligence, and ground operations ensures a proactive defence, safeguarding the region against potential threats.

IG Yadav noted that, with winter approaching, security forces anticipate a surge in infiltration attempts in the Valley. “Terrorist groups often try to infiltrate before snowfall.”

To counter potential terrorist infiltration attempts, security forces have intensified vigilance and heightened their alert status along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir. Inspector General (IG) of the Border Security Force (BSF) Kashmir Frontier, Ashok Yadav, stated today that intelligence reports indicate the presence of terrorists positioned at launch pads across the LoC in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), poised for infiltration. IG Yadav noted that, with winter approaching, security forces anticipate a surge in infiltration attempts in the Valley. "Terrorist groups often try to infiltrate before snowfall. With roughly two months until winter sets in, we are maintaining heightened vigilance, as their opportunities will significantly diminish for the next six months," he said. Inspector General (IG) of the Border Security Force (BSF) Kashmir Frontier, Ashok Yadav, confirmed that intelligence reports have identified terrorists stationed at multiple launch pads across from the Bandipora and Kupwara sectors in Jammu and Kashmir, strategically positioned to exploit any opportunity to infiltrate across the Line of Control (LoC). "These groups may attempt to capitalise on inclement weather, such as fog or heavy snowfall, to mask their movements. However, our security apparatus is robust, with seamless coordination among the BSF, Army, and local police forces. We have deployed advanced surveillance systems, reinforced patrolling, and strengthened counter-infiltration measures to ensure no breaches occur," he emphasised. Yadav further highlighted that the heightened alert status, combined with real-time intelligence sharing, ensures that security forces remain fully prepared to thwart any infiltration attempts, safeguarding the region’s stability. In close coordination with the Indian Army, the Border Security Force (BSF) is leveraging cutting-edge surveillance technologies, including thermal imaging, drones, and real-time monitoring systems, to maintain robust control and dominance over the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir. "Our forces have successfully foiled two infiltration attempts this year alone, demonstrating our unwavering commitment to border security. The heightened state of alertness, combined with the deployment of advanced equipment, creates a formidable barrier, making unauthorized crossings into our area of responsibility exceptionally challenging for terrorists," stated Inspector General (IG) of the BSF Kashmir Frontier, Ashok Yadav. He further emphasised that the seamless integration of technology, intelligence, and ground operations ensures a proactive defence, safeguarding the region against potential threats.

IG Yadav noted that, with winter approaching, security forces anticipate a surge in infiltration attempts in the Valley. “Terrorist groups often try to infiltrate before snowfall.”

IG BSF says security on high alert along LoC, terrorist groups trying to infiltrate before winters

Lt Governor of Ladakh, Kavinder Gupta, today chaired a high-level security review meeting to assess the emerging situation across Ladakh, emphasising the need for heightened vigilance, seamless inter-agency coordination, &amp; proactive measures to safeguard peace, security, &amp; public order across the Union Territory.&nbsp; All the Political leadership in the Ladakh region have called for calm and peace. &nbsp;Although the KDA leader and former legislator, Asghar Ali Karbalai, has lashed out at the centre, saying everyone in the Kargil division wants to send a message to the Government of India that Ladakhis wouldn’t bow down to you. You need to stop witch-hunting &amp; targeting leadership. Earlier, National Conference President Farooq Abdullah had also hit out at the centre and said that the initiation of a CBI inquiry against Sonam Wangchuk raises concerns about the use of state agencies to suppress dissent. The government must avoid heavy-handed tactics, as excessive use of force risks further inflaming the situation.&nbsp; Asghar Ali Karbalai, KDA leader, stated that for five years, Ladakhis have demanded four key issues, engaging repeatedly with the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA). Despite assurances of sincerity, the MHA has stalled talks, particularly since May. A hunger strike and peaceful protests in Leh followed, during which two women fell ill, yet the MHA remained unresponsive. On the 11th day of the strike, talks were announced with delayed dates, leaving people feeling deceived. This frustration led to protests yesterday, which were met with force by paramilitary forces, resulting in four deaths and numerous injuries, with six in critical condition and 40 still hospitalised.&nbsp; Karbalai condemned the administration’s use of force, selective arrests, and "witch-hunting," urging immediate talks with KDA and APEX. He honoured the deceased as heroes and warned that continued harshness could lead to further unrest, for which the administration would be responsible. The tragic violence in Leh claimed several lives, leaving the region in mourning. Today, the authorities handed over the mortal remains of the deceased to their grieving families. This follows a period of heightened tension and unrest in the Union Territory, where peaceful protests escalated into violent clashes, resulting in loss.

All the Political leadership in the Ladakh region have called for calm and peace. Although the KDA leader and former legislator, Asghar Ali Karbalai, has lashed out at the centre, saying everyone in the Kargil division wants to send a message to the Government of India that Ladakhis wouldn’t bow down to you.

Lt Governor of Ladakh, Kavinder Gupta, today chaired a high-level security review meeting to assess the emerging situation across Ladakh, emphasising the need for heightened vigilance, seamless inter-agency coordination, & proactive measures to safeguard peace, security, & public order across the Union Territory. All the Political leadership in the Ladakh region have called for calm and peace. Although the KDA leader and former legislator, Asghar Ali Karbalai, has lashed out at the centre, saying everyone in the Kargil division wants to send a message to the Government of India that Ladakhis wouldn’t bow down to you. You need to stop witch-hunting & targeting leadership. Earlier, National Conference President Farooq Abdullah had also hit out at the centre and said that the initiation of a CBI inquiry against Sonam Wangchuk raises concerns about the use of state agencies to suppress dissent. The government must avoid heavy-handed tactics, as excessive use of force risks further inflaming the situation. Asghar Ali Karbalai, KDA leader, stated that for five years, Ladakhis have demanded four key issues, engaging repeatedly with the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA). Despite assurances of sincerity, the MHA has stalled talks, particularly since May. A hunger strike and peaceful protests in Leh followed, during which two women fell ill, yet the MHA remained unresponsive. On the 11th day of the strike, talks were announced with delayed dates, leaving people feeling deceived. This frustration led to protests yesterday, which were met with force by paramilitary forces, resulting in four deaths and numerous injuries, with six in critical condition and 40 still hospitalised. Karbalai condemned the administration’s use of force, selective arrests, and "witch-hunting," urging immediate talks with KDA and APEX. He honoured the deceased as heroes and warned that continued harshness could lead to further unrest, for which the administration would be responsible. The tragic violence in Leh claimed several lives, leaving the region in mourning. Today, the authorities handed over the mortal remains of the deceased to their grieving families. This follows a period of heightened tension and unrest in the Union Territory, where peaceful protests escalated into violent clashes, resulting in loss.

All the Political leadership in the Ladakh region have called for calm and peace. Although the KDA leader and former legislator, Asghar Ali Karbalai, has lashed out at the centre, saying everyone in the Kargil division wants to send a message to the Government of India that Ladakhis wouldn’t bow down to you.

Ladakh LG holds security meet as KDA slams Centre over ‘witch-hunt’ of leaders

For the first time, an all-women CRPF high-altitude bike expedition from Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, to the breathtaking Pangong Tso Lake in Ladakh was flagged off today from Srinagar's iconic Ghanta Ghar. Comprising 32 fearless women bikers, the nine-day rally will cover approximately 1,400 km, concluding with their return to Srinagar on October 1.Director General of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), G.P. Singh, launched the all-women bike expedition from Srinagar’s historic Lal Chowk. Spanning approximately 1,400 km, the journey will take the 32 women bikers to altitudes of up to 18,000 feet, where they will face sub-zero temperatures and demanding terrain, testing their resilience and determination.''I congratulate all the female bikers who are taking this expedition today from Kashmir to Ladakh. They will go from Srinagar to Pangong lake and return. I wish them best of luck and I congratulate the people of Kashmir also for showing their support, '' said Director General of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), G.P. Singh.The female bikers were carrying the National Flag with the Force's message to the Nation-'Desh Ke Hum Hain Rakshak'. The idea for the expedition was conceived in 2015 and finally, after so many years and two expeditions before this, the Srinagar Ladakh expedition was flagged off.''The idea was conceived in 2015, and it's getting fulfilled today. We have done two expeditions till now. In 2023, we went from Delhi to Jagaldarpur, and after that, we did Srinagar to Kanyakumari, a 10000 km expedition. Today is our third expedition, and it's going to be very challenging as the road is high altitude, and we are all ready to face many obstacles. There is always success after fear. Whatever the difficulties we will face it with full grit. The motive is to give a message to women across the country that nothing is impossible, '' Seema Nag, Assistant Commandant, CRPF.The women bikers expressed immense pride in participating in this historic expedition, aiming to inspire women across the nation to join the forces and embrace such daring adventures.''I am very proud to be a part of this expedition. The main motive for doing this is that if we can do this, the other girls from all over the country can do it as well. I would request all parents that they should give their girl children to explore life and let them do what they want. Our force has given us an opportunity to take on this expedition. Women can overcome any problem, '' Geeta Bishta, CRPF. Several women soldiers from the CRPF highlighted that this expedition will motivate local Kashmiri girls to join the forces, showcasing the strength and courage of women in uniform.''We are very proud of the fact that we are part of this expedition. Our motto is beti padhao and beti bachao. We are representing CRPF, and we want the girls from Jammu and Kashmir to join the forces. We are sure girls will get inspired by this expedition, '' said Kajal Ilahi, CRPF.&nbsp; Hailed as trailblazers of the CRPF, these women bikers are undertaking one of the nation's most challenging adventures, embodying courage and determination.''I am very proud, the Navratras have just started, and I am from Bengal and we have Durga Puja. This is the best time for us to take this journey. It's going to be difficult as the road is going to be steep, it's going to be tough, but we are sure that we will complete it. The women of the country should get inspired and join the CRPF so that they also get the same kind of opportunities, '' said Supriya Dali, CRPF.The expedition, spanning nine days, will see the women bikers complete their challenging journey and return to Srinagar on October 1.

Hailed as trailblazers of the CRPF, these women bikers are undertaking one of the nation's most challenging adventures, embodying courage and determination.

For the first time, an all-women CRPF high-altitude bike expedition from Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, to the breathtaking Pangong Tso Lake in Ladakh was flagged off today from Srinagar's iconic Ghanta Ghar. Comprising 32 fearless women bikers, the nine-day rally will cover approximately 1,400 km, concluding with their return to Srinagar on October 1. Director General of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), G.P. Singh, launched the all-women bike expedition from Srinagar’s historic Lal Chowk. Spanning approximately 1,400 km, the journey will take the 32 women bikers to altitudes of up to 18,000 feet, where they will face sub-zero temperatures and demanding terrain, testing their resilience and determination. ''I congratulate all the female bikers who are taking this expedition today from Kashmir to Ladakh. They will go from Srinagar to Pangong lake and return. I wish them best of luck and I congratulate the people of Kashmir also for showing their support, '' said Director General of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), G.P. Singh. The female bikers were carrying the National Flag with the Force's message to the Nation-'Desh Ke Hum Hain Rakshak'. The idea for the expedition was conceived in 2015 and finally, after so many years and two expeditions before this, the Srinagar Ladakh expedition was flagged off. ''The idea was conceived in 2015, and it's getting fulfilled today. We have done two expeditions till now. In 2023, we went from Delhi to Jagaldarpur, and after that, we did Srinagar to Kanyakumari, a 10000 km expedition. Today is our third expedition, and it's going to be very challenging as the road is high altitude, and we are all ready to face many obstacles. There is always success after fear. Whatever the difficulties we will face it with full grit. The motive is to give a message to women across the country that nothing is impossible, '' Seema Nag, Assistant Commandant, CRPF. The women bikers expressed immense pride in participating in this historic expedition, aiming to inspire women across the nation to join the forces and embrace such daring adventures. ''I am very proud to be a part of this expedition. The main motive for doing this is that if we can do this, the other girls from all over the country can do it as well. I would request all parents that they should give their girl children to explore life and let them do what they want. Our force has given us an opportunity to take on this expedition. Women can overcome any problem, '' Geeta Bishta, CRPF. Several women soldiers from the CRPF highlighted that this expedition will motivate local Kashmiri girls to join the forces, showcasing the strength and courage of women in uniform. ''We are very proud of the fact that we are part of this expedition. Our motto is beti padhao and beti bachao. We are representing CRPF, and we want the girls from Jammu and Kashmir to join the forces. We are sure girls will get inspired by this expedition, '' said Kajal Ilahi, CRPF. Hailed as trailblazers of the CRPF, these women bikers are undertaking one of the nation's most challenging adventures, embodying courage and determination. ''I am very proud, the Navratras have just started, and I am from Bengal and we have Durga Puja. This is the best time for us to take this journey. It's going to be difficult as the road is going to be steep, it's going to be tough, but we are sure that we will complete it. The women of the country should get inspired and join the CRPF so that they also get the same kind of opportunities, '' said Supriya Dali, CRPF. The expedition, spanning nine days, will see the women bikers complete their challenging journey and return to Srinagar on October 1.

Hailed as trailblazers of the CRPF, these women bikers are undertaking one of the nation's most challenging adventures, embodying courage and determination.

CRPF’s first all-women high-altitude bike rally from Srinagar to Ladakh kicks off in Kashmir

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