Jammu & Kashmir Police on Saturday said that the terrorist neutralised during Operation Ashdar has been identified as Yasir, a Pakistani national affiliated with Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT). In a post on X, J&K Police said, “You can run but you can’t hide! The terrorist neutralised during Op Ashdar has been identified as Yasir, a Pakistani national of Lashkar-e-Taiba.”


J&K: Pakistani Let terrorist identified as Yasir killed in 'operation Ashdar'

At least four people were killed after flash floods triggered by heavy rainfall struck Rajouri district in Jammu & Kashmir. Rescue teams have been deployed as authorities assess the damage and search for those affected. Torrential rains have caused widespread disruption across parts of the region.


Jammu-Kashmir Floods: Four dead in Rajouri flash floods

U.S. envoy Sergio Gor is making his maiden visit to Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh since taking charge. The visit comes amid heightened diplomatic and strategic interest in the region, with Gor's engagement expected to draw attention to India-U.S. ties and developments in Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh.

Sergio Gor's maiden visit to J&K, Ladakh since taking charge 

The Jammu and Kashmir Police's State Investigation Agency (SIA) has launched a massive crackdown, conducting coordinated raids across multiple locations in connection with the tragic 1990 double murder of prominent Kashmiri Pandit writer Sarwanand Koul Premi and his son, Virender Koul. 

The father-son duo were abducted from their home in Kokernag, Anantnag, during the peak of early militancy in the Valley.

J&K police probe into killing of Kashmiri Pandit father-son duo

The Jammu and Kashmir Police are investigating a 1990 double murder case involving a Kashmiri Pandit father-son duo.

The case relates to the killing of the father and son during a period of heightened violence and unrest in Jammu and Kashmir. The investigation is focused on establishing the circumstances surrounding the killings and identifying those responsible.

The development has once again brought attention to cases involving Kashmiri Pandits from the turbulent period of the 1990s and the continuing efforts to investigate unresolved cases.

Watch this space for the latest updates on the J&K Police investigation, the 1990 killings and developments in the case.

J&K Police Probe 1990 Killing of Kashmiri Pandit Father-Son Duo

The Kashmir Valley is draped with the colours of the national flag as a series of Tiranga rallies are being organised across the region ahead of Independence Day on August 15. From Srinagar to parts of South and North Kashmir, civil society groups, security forces and political parties have been organising rallies, with hundreds of people taking to the streets carrying the Tricolour and raising patriotic slogans.&nbsp;Scenes that would have been difficult to imagine in Kashmir a few years ago are now being witnessed on the streets, particularly in Srinagar. Children, youngsters and women are participating in the rallies, carrying the national flag and marching through areas of the city, including parts of downtown Srinagar.Several areas of South Kashmir, including Shopian, Pulwama and Kulgam, have also witnessed Tiranga rallies and bike rallies, with large numbers of people participating.&nbsp;In Srinagar, the BJP organised a Tiranga rally from the Hazratbal area towards the city’s downtown, an area that was once frequently associated with protests, clashes and stone-pelting. BJP leaders and civil society members say the rallies are aimed at encouraging public participation in Independence Day celebrations and strengthening a sense of patriotism.&nbsp;“BJP and civil society members have come together and conducted these rallies all over the Kashmir Valley, not only in Srinagar, ahead of August 15. We believe that the Tricolour represents the highest national importance and promotes patriotism. We are organising these rallies to ensure huge participation of people,” said BJP District President Sheikh Salman.&nbsp;One of the striking features of this year’s rallies has been the significant participation of women and girls. From school-going students and college students to political workers and women from civil society, a large number of females have joined the Tiranga rallies across Kashmir.&nbsp;Political leaders have attributed the participation to what they describe as increased efforts towards women’s empowerment.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/tamil-nadu-assembly-passes-resolution-against-fcra-bill-why-is-the-state-opposing-it-1786444781878">Tamil Nadu Assembly passes resolution against FCRA Bill: Why is the state opposing it?</a>&nbsp;“I want to say that our Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke from the very beginning about women’s emancipation, and that is exactly what you see on the ground in the Kashmir Valley. Women are participating in Tiranga rallies. This is a new Kashmir. People from every section of society, the young, the old and women are participating in these rallies,” said BJP leader Shehnaz Ganai.&nbsp;''The rallies are also an opportunity to remember and pay tribute to those who sacrificed their lives for India’s independence. These rallies help us strengthen patriotism and also remind us of the people who gave their lives for our independence. We pay tribute to all those people and congratulate everyone on the celebrations of August 15, Independence Day,” Ganai said.&nbsp;The Tiranga rallies are expected to continue across different parts of the Kashmir Valley in the run-up to August 15. Civil society groups, political parties, the Jammu and Kashmir Police and paramilitary forces are expected to hold further programmes and rallies as part of the Independence Day celebrations.

The Kashmir Valley is witnessing Tiranga rallies ahead of Independence Day, with hundreds joining patriotic celebrations across the region.

The Kashmir Valley is draped with the colours of the national flag as a series of Tiranga rallies are being organised across the region ahead of Independence Day on August 15. From Srinagar to parts of South and North Kashmir, civil society groups, security forces and political parties have been organising rallies, with hundreds of people taking to the streets carrying the Tricolour and raising patriotic slogans. Scenes that would have been difficult to imagine in Kashmir a few years ago are now being witnessed on the streets, particularly in Srinagar. Children, youngsters and women are participating in the rallies, carrying the national flag and marching through areas of the city, including parts of downtown Srinagar. Several areas of South Kashmir, including Shopian, Pulwama and Kulgam, have also witnessed Tiranga rallies and bike rallies, with large numbers of people participating. In Srinagar, the BJP organised a Tiranga rally from the Hazratbal area towards the city’s downtown, an area that was once frequently associated with protests, clashes and stone-pelting. BJP leaders and civil society members say the rallies are aimed at encouraging public participation in Independence Day celebrations and strengthening a sense of patriotism. “BJP and civil society members have come together and conducted these rallies all over the Kashmir Valley, not only in Srinagar, ahead of August 15. We believe that the Tricolour represents the highest national importance and promotes patriotism. We are organising these rallies to ensure huge participation of people,” said BJP District President Sheikh Salman. One of the striking features of this year’s rallies has been the significant participation of women and girls. From school-going students and college students to political workers and women from civil society, a large number of females have joined the Tiranga rallies across Kashmir. Political leaders have attributed the participation to what they describe as increased efforts towards women’s empowerment. Also Read: Tamil Nadu Assembly passes resolution against FCRA Bill: Why is the state opposing it? “I want to say that our Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke from the very beginning about women’s emancipation, and that is exactly what you see on the ground in the Kashmir Valley. Women are participating in Tiranga rallies. This is a new Kashmir. People from every section of society, the young, the old and women are participating in these rallies,” said BJP leader Shehnaz Ganai. ''The rallies are also an opportunity to remember and pay tribute to those who sacrificed their lives for India’s independence. These rallies help us strengthen patriotism and also remind us of the people who gave their lives for our independence. We pay tribute to all those people and congratulate everyone on the celebrations of August 15, Independence Day,” Ganai said. The Tiranga rallies are expected to continue across different parts of the Kashmir Valley in the run-up to August 15. Civil society groups, political parties, the Jammu and Kashmir Police and paramilitary forces are expected to hold further programmes and rallies as part of the Independence Day celebrations.

The Kashmir Valley is witnessing Tiranga rallies ahead of Independence Day, with hundreds joining patriotic celebrations across the region.

Tiranga rallies paint Kashmir in national colours

Jammu and Kashmir has been placed on high alert following intelligence inputs indicating that terrorists could attempt to carry out a terror attack in the region ahead of Independence Day on August 15. The security alert comes in the wake of two targeted killings reported in July, in which a Jammu and Kashmir Police personnel and two non-local labourers were killed. Security concerns have also intensified following the emergence of a threat note targeting Kashmiri Pandits.In response, security forces have significantly increased vigilance across Kashmir, with particular focus on Srinagar and areas surrounding venues where Independence Day celebrations are scheduled to be held.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/j-k-artisans-bag-national-handloom-awards-cm-omar-abdullah-congratulates-awardees-1786348506834">J&amp;K artisans bag National Handloom Awards</a>&nbsp;''Secuirty is on alert and multilayered security arrangements have been made across the Kashmir Valley. Not only in the City but every area of the Valley has been sanitised and security has been beefed up, '' said IGP Kashmir, V K Birdi.&nbsp;&nbsp;Search and verification operations have been intensified in several parts of Srinagar, including Lal Chowk and adjoining areas. Personnel from the Jammu and Kashmir Police and the Special Operations Group (SOG) are conducting checks at markets, shopping complexes, hotels and other sensitive locations. Security teams are also scrutinising hotel records and guest registers as part of efforts to identify any suspicious movement and ensure the safe conduct of Independence Day ceremonies.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/igp-kashmir-reviews-security-arrangements-ahead-of-independence-day-1786423256437">IGP Kashmir reviews security arrangements ahead of Independence Day</a>&nbsp;According to intelligence inputs, Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) may attempt to carry out targeted attacks against security personnel, non-local labourers or other vulnerable groups. The inputs also indicate the possibility of an attack in a crowded area, aimed at creating fear and demonstrating a terrorist presence ahead of August 15.&nbsp;Authorities have accordingly put in place multi-layered security arrangements across the Valley. Additional checkpoints, area domination exercises, surveillance and verification measures are being undertaken as security agencies work to prevent any possible attack and ensure peaceful Independence Day celebrations.&nbsp;

Jammu and Kashmir has been placed on high alert ahead of Independence Day following intelligence inputs warning of possible terror attacks. Security forces have intensified searches, checkpoints and surveillance across Kashmir to prevent attacks and ensure peaceful celebrations.

Jammu and Kashmir has been placed on high alert following intelligence inputs indicating that terrorists could attempt to carry out a terror attack in the region ahead of Independence Day on August 15. The security alert comes in the wake of two targeted killings reported in July, in which a Jammu and Kashmir Police personnel and two non-local labourers were killed. Security concerns have also intensified following the emergence of a threat note targeting Kashmiri Pandits. In response, security forces have significantly increased vigilance across Kashmir, with particular focus on Srinagar and areas surrounding venues where Independence Day celebrations are scheduled to be held. Also Read: J&K artisans bag National Handloom Awards ''Secuirty is on alert and multilayered security arrangements have been made across the Kashmir Valley. Not only in the City but every area of the Valley has been sanitised and security has been beefed up, '' said IGP Kashmir, V K Birdi. Search and verification operations have been intensified in several parts of Srinagar, including Lal Chowk and adjoining areas. Personnel from the Jammu and Kashmir Police and the Special Operations Group (SOG) are conducting checks at markets, shopping complexes, hotels and other sensitive locations. Security teams are also scrutinising hotel records and guest registers as part of efforts to identify any suspicious movement and ensure the safe conduct of Independence Day ceremonies. Also Read: IGP Kashmir reviews security arrangements ahead of Independence Day According to intelligence inputs, Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) may attempt to carry out targeted attacks against security personnel, non-local labourers or other vulnerable groups. The inputs also indicate the possibility of an attack in a crowded area, aimed at creating fear and demonstrating a terrorist presence ahead of August 15. Authorities have accordingly put in place multi-layered security arrangements across the Valley. Additional checkpoints, area domination exercises, surveillance and verification measures are being undertaken as security agencies work to prevent any possible attack and ensure peaceful Independence Day celebrations.

Jammu and Kashmir has been placed on high alert ahead of Independence Day following intelligence inputs warning of possible terror attacks. Security forces have intensified searches, checkpoints and surveillance across Kashmir to prevent attacks and ensure peaceful celebrations.

Kashmir on high alert ahead of Independence Day amid terror threat inputs

Protesters in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), organized under the Jammu Kashmir Awami Action Committee (JAAC), recently issued a 48-hour ultimatum to Islamabad following a massive region-wide shutdown. The demonstrators have threatened a "grand and final response" and demanded that Pakistani security forces vacate the area amid ongoing unrest and severe internet blackouts.


PoK issues fresh ultimatum to Islamabad

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has confirmed that the National Conference (NC) will proceed with a planned protest at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi on July 20 to demand full statehood, despite not yet receiving official police permission.


J&K CM: Protest in New Delhi on despite police denial

Authorities in Srinagar have issued an urgent suspension of all Shikara and boating services on Dal Lake as severe weather grips the Kashmir Valley. The Meteorological Centre in Srinagar has forecast a persistent wet spell across Jammu and Kashmir, with intense thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds expected to continue through June 22.

J&K Storm: Dal Lake Shikara Services Suspended Amid Storm Warnings 

A massive forest fire has broken out in the Katehda forest area of Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district. Firefighters and forest officials have launched operations to contain the blaze, as flames spread through the dry woodland amid challenging terrain and weather conditions.

Jammu-Kashmir Forest Fire: Massive Forest Fire Erupts In Rajouri 

Preparations for the 2026 Amarnath Yatra have commenced in Jammu & Kashmir, with high-level meetings chaired by Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Anshul Garg, focusing on route safety, infrastructure, and security. Key arrangements include snow clearance on routes, setting up tentage, medical facilities, and robust security deployment, with registration likely to start soon. 

J&K Starts Amarnath Yatra Preparations; Top Officials Assess Routes, Security 

Severe forest fires are raging across Northern India, exacerbated by prolonged dry weather, extreme heatwaves, and human negligence. Extensive blazes have swept through fragile belts in Jammu & Kashmir (Udhampur, Rajouri), Himachal Pradesh (Shimla, Solan, Kasauli), and Uttarakhand, triggering emergency containment operations across the Himalayan region. 

Wildfires Rip Through Himachal, Uttarakhand and J&K Forest Belts 

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) carried out extensive raids across multiple locations in Jammu and Kashmir’s Shopian district as part of an intensified anti-terror investigation. Security forces sealed several areas during the search operations, aiming to uncover links to suspected militant networks. The coordinated action reflects the ongoing efforts by probing agencies to strengthen counter-terror measures and maintain stability in the region.

NIA Launches Major Anti-Terror Raids Across Shopian in J&K 

An encounter is currently underway between Indian security forces and terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir. Forces have launched a cordon-and-search operation after inputs about militant presence in the area. The situation remains tense as exchanges of fire continue. Further details are awaited as the operation progresses.

Breaking | India: Encounter Between Indian Forces & Terrorists Underway in J&K 

India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA) has reportedly established links between the Pahalgam terror attack and Pakistan in its chargesheet, according to official findings. The investigation details alleged cross-border connections, the planning of the attack, and the individuals involved. The development is expected to intensify scrutiny of Pakistan-based terror networks and reignite discussions on regional security and counterterrorism efforts.


Pahalgam Terror Attack: NIA Chargesheet Establishes Pahalgam Link to Pakistan 

Heavy rainfall has triggered flooding in parts of North Kashmir, Jammu and Kashmir, prompting authorities to issue a fresh rain alert across the region. Several low-lying areas have been affected as rising water levels disrupt normal life and transportation. Rescue and monitoring teams are on alert as officials warn of further rainfall and possible worsening conditions in the coming hours.


J&K Floods: Rain Alert Issued After Flooding in North Kashmir 

Four overground workers (OGWs), including a woman, were arrested in Jammu and Kashmir's summer capital for allegedly providing logistic support to terrorists, officials said on Thursday (April 23, 2026).

Police arrested the four OGWs from Hazratbal area of the city on Wednesday (April 22, 2026) night.

They identified the OGWs as Zahoor Ahmad Mir, Bashir Ahmad Bhat, and Ghulam Mohammad Bhat, all residents of Hazratbal.

The woman was identified as Shazia Mohammad, a resident of Hazratbal as well, the officials said. They said a hand grenade, 15 AK-47 rounds, four mobile phones and some cash were recovered from their possession.


J&K Anti-Terror Operation: Srinagar Police Bust Two Separate Terror Modules

Four overground workers (OGWs), including a woman, were arrested in Jammu and Kashmir's summer capital for allegedly providing logistic support to terrorists, officials said on Thursday (April 23, 2026).

Police arrested the four OGWs from Hazratbal area of the city on Wednesday (April 22, 2026) night.

They identified the OGWs as Zahoor Ahmad Mir, Bashir Ahmad Bhat, and Ghulam Mohammad Bhat, all residents of Hazratbal.

The woman was identified as Shazia Mohammad, a resident of Hazratbal as well, the officials said. They said a hand grenade, 15 AK-47 rounds, four mobile phones and some cash were recovered from their possession.

J&K Anti-Terror Operation: Over Ground Workers Arrested in Hazratbal

India marks the first anniversary of the Pahalgam terror attack, remembering the lives lost and honouring the victims of the tragedy. The attack in Jammu & Kashmir shocked the nation and led to heightened security measures across the region. On the anniversary, tributes are being held while authorities reaffirm their commitment to fighting terrorism and ensuring safety in the Valley.


India Won't Bow to Terror: Modi on Pahalgam Attack Anniversary

Indian Army: Operation Sindoor Continues

Jammu and Kashmir authorities have introduced a QR code-based verification system in the Kashmir Valley to enhance tourist safety and streamline identity checks. The initiative aims to improve security coordination while ensuring a safer travel experience for visitors amid heightened vigilance in the region. Officials say the system will help authorities respond faster during emergencies and strengthen monitoring at key tourist locations.

J&K: QR Code-Based Verification Introduced for Tourists' Safety

At least 15 people have been killed after a bus rolled down a hillside into a deep gorge in the Ram Nagar area of Udhampur district in Jammu and Kashmir. Rescue teams rushed to the spot and launched relief operations as authorities assessed the scale of the tragedy. Several passengers were reportedly injured and shifted to nearby hospitals.

BREAKING | J&K: Bus Rolls Down a Hill into a Gorge in Ram Nagar Area, Udhampur District; 15 Killed

Authorities in Jammu and Kashmir have launched a major crackdown on institutions allegedly linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), intensifying efforts to dismantle terror support networks in the region. Security agencies are conducting raids and investigations targeting organisations suspected of aiding or facilitating extremist activities.

J&K Crackdown On Institutions Linked To LeT: Security Forces Tighten Anti-Terror Net 

Jammu & Kashmir police have launched a major counter-terror operation, arresting key Lashkar-e-Taiba operatives.

Authorities recovered an arsenal including four AK-47 rifles and three pistols. The crackdown aims to disrupt terror networks and prevent future attacks in the region.

The operation underscores ongoing security challenges in J&K and highlights the proactive measures by law enforcement to maintain peace and public safety.

J&k Police Arrests Key Let Operatives, Arms Recovered Include Four Ak-47 Rifles & 3 Pistols

A massive landslide has struck the Jammu-Srinagar Highway, blocking traffic and disrupting travel in the region. Authorities and emergency teams are working to clear debris and ensure the safety of stranded commuters.


J&K Landslide: Massive Landslide Hits Jammu-Srinagar Highway

Torrential rains have battered parts of South Kashmir, including Anantnag, causing waterlogging and disruptions in daily life. Authorities have warned residents to remain cautious as heavy rainfall continues across the region. Weather officials predict intense showers are likely to persist for the next 48 hours.


Jammu-Kashmir: Torrential Rains Hit South Kashmir And Anantnag, Intense Showers Expected For 48 Hrs

National Investigation Agency has carried out a major crackdown across Jammu and Kashmir, conducting raids at 15 locations in connection with terror-related cases.

The operations, spanning districts like Srinagar, Pulwama, and Anantnag, are linked to investigations into terror funding and networks involving overground workers and banned organizations.

Carried out in coordination with Central Reserve Police Force and local police, the raids are part of an ongoing effort to dismantle terror infrastructure and disrupt cross-border support systems.

NIA Raids 15 Locations in J&K: Major Crackdown on Terror Funding Networks

Winter has made a brief comeback in the Kashmir Valley, with fresh snowfall reported across higher reaches and popular tourist destinations like Sonamarg and Gulmarg. Meanwhile, the plains have been lashed by rain, in line with the forecast issued by the India Meteorological Department. &nbsp;A fresh spell of wet weather has gripped Jammu and Kashmir as a Western Disturbance continues to influence the region, bringing intermittent rain and snowfall that is expected to persist over the next 36 hours.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/winter-returns-to-kashmir-as-fresh-snowfall-and-rain-disrupt-normal-life-1773828922313/amp">Winter returns to Kashmir as fresh snowfall and rain disrupt normal life</a>&nbsp;According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), skies will remain largely overcast, with breaks between spells of precipitation. Daytime temperatures are likely to stay significantly below normal by 5 to 11 degrees Celsius especially on Thursday.&nbsp;&nbsp;In higher reaches, snowfall activity has intensified. Popular tourist destination Gulmarg recorded 5–6 inches of fresh snowfall with accumulation continuing. Over the past 24 hours, several areas reported notable precipitation, including Baramulla (29.5 mm), Poonch (29 mm), Batote (25.5 mm), and Pahalgam (20.6 mm), while Gulmarg received around 23 cm of snow.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/fresh-snowfall-affects-normal-life-in-kashmir-triggers-rescues-and-road-closures-1773737645165">Fresh snowfall affects normal life in Kashmir, triggers rescues and road closures</a>&nbsp;Weather officials have forecast generally cloudy conditions with intermittent light to moderate rain and snow across most parts of the Union Territory on March 19 and 20. Higher reaches of the Chenab Valley and South Kashmir may witness moderate to heavy snowfall. Parts of the Jammu region could also experience thundershowers, with isolated hailstorms possible on Friday. Gusty winds reaching speeds of 40–50 km/h are expected in some areas, raising concerns for traveler's and residents alike.&nbsp;Authorities have issued advisories urging caution, particularly for those traveling through high altitude routes and mountain passes. There is a risk of landslides and avalanches in vulnerable areas due to continuous precipitation.&nbsp;In Ladakh, snowfall has been reported in Zojila-Drass, Sankoo-Penzila, and Siachen areas, while other regions remain under cloudy skies. Key routes such as Zojila and Shinkula face a high risk of temporary closure due to adverse weather conditions. Looking ahead, weather conditions are expected to improve from Saturday, with mostly dry weather, lingering cloud cover, and occasional sunny intervals.&nbsp;

Fresh snowfall in Kashmir Valley has brought back winter, with Gulmarg and Sonamarg hit by snow and plains receiving rain. The India Meteorological Department warns of more precipitation, strong winds and avalanche risks over the next 36 hours.

Winter has made a brief comeback in the Kashmir Valley, with fresh snowfall reported across higher reaches and popular tourist destinations like Sonamarg and Gulmarg. Meanwhile, the plains have been lashed by rain, in line with the forecast issued by the India Meteorological Department. A fresh spell of wet weather has gripped Jammu and Kashmir as a Western Disturbance continues to influence the region, bringing intermittent rain and snowfall that is expected to persist over the next 36 hours. Also Read: Winter returns to Kashmir as fresh snowfall and rain disrupt normal life According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), skies will remain largely overcast, with breaks between spells of precipitation. Daytime temperatures are likely to stay significantly below normal by 5 to 11 degrees Celsius especially on Thursday. In higher reaches, snowfall activity has intensified. Popular tourist destination Gulmarg recorded 5–6 inches of fresh snowfall with accumulation continuing. Over the past 24 hours, several areas reported notable precipitation, including Baramulla (29.5 mm), Poonch (29 mm), Batote (25.5 mm), and Pahalgam (20.6 mm), while Gulmarg received around 23 cm of snow. Also Read: Fresh snowfall affects normal life in Kashmir, triggers rescues and road closures Weather officials have forecast generally cloudy conditions with intermittent light to moderate rain and snow across most parts of the Union Territory on March 19 and 20. Higher reaches of the Chenab Valley and South Kashmir may witness moderate to heavy snowfall. Parts of the Jammu region could also experience thundershowers, with isolated hailstorms possible on Friday. Gusty winds reaching speeds of 40–50 km/h are expected in some areas, raising concerns for traveler's and residents alike. Authorities have issued advisories urging caution, particularly for those traveling through high altitude routes and mountain passes. There is a risk of landslides and avalanches in vulnerable areas due to continuous precipitation. In Ladakh, snowfall has been reported in Zojila-Drass, Sankoo-Penzila, and Siachen areas, while other regions remain under cloudy skies. Key routes such as Zojila and Shinkula face a high risk of temporary closure due to adverse weather conditions. Looking ahead, weather conditions are expected to improve from Saturday, with mostly dry weather, lingering cloud cover, and occasional sunny intervals.

Fresh snowfall in Kashmir Valley has brought back winter, with Gulmarg and Sonamarg hit by snow and plains receiving rain. The India Meteorological Department warns of more precipitation, strong winds and avalanche risks over the next 36 hours.

Cold wave deepens in Kashmir valley amid snowfall, rain; weather to ease by weekend

One person was killed and another injured in a landslide near a hydro-power project, while over 230 people, including women and children, were evacuated after they were caught in heavy snowfall at the high-altitude Sinthan top in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district, officials said on Monday.

J&K: Srinagar Ladakh Highway Shut Due To Dangerous Snow & Visibility

The Indian Army's White Knight Corps announced the successful conclusion of a 326-day joint operation in J&K's Kishtwar. The operation resulted in the elimination of seven terrorists, including a key operative named Saifullah Eric Njoka.


Indian Army Joint Military Operations Come to an End After 326 Days

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J&K Police Probe 1990 Killing of Kashmiri Pandit Father-Son Duo

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PoK issues fresh ultimatum to Islamabad

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J&K Starts Amarnath Yatra Preparations; Top Officials Assess Routes, Security

Wildfires Rip Through Himachal, Uttarakhand and J&K Forest Belts

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Breaking | India: Encounter Between Indian Forces & Terrorists Underway in J&K

Pahalgam Terror Attack: NIA Chargesheet Establishes Pahalgam Link to Pakistan

J&K Floods: Rain Alert Issued After Flooding in North Kashmir

J&K Anti-Terror Operation: Srinagar Police Bust Two Separate Terror Modules

J&K Anti-Terror Operation: Over Ground Workers Arrested in Hazratbal

India Won't Bow to Terror: Modi on Pahalgam Attack Anniversary

Indian Army: Operation Sindoor Continues

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J&K Crackdown On Institutions Linked To LeT: Security Forces Tighten Anti-Terror Net

J&k Police Arrests Key Let Operatives, Arms Recovered Include Four Ak-47 Rifles & 3 Pistols

J&K Landslide: Massive Landslide Hits Jammu-Srinagar Highway