KOLKATA, Apr 24: Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a boat ride on the Hooghly River in Kolkata on Friday morning, where he met boatmen and morning walkers during his visit. The Prime Minister shared photographs of the river journey on social media, showing him seated on a wooden boat with a camera in hand, with
Jammu, Apr 24: A revenue official and a forest guard have been suspended in Jammu and Kashmir’s Samba and Doda districts respectively over alleged dereliction of duty, officials said. In Samba district, Deputy Commissioner Ayushi Soodan ordered the suspension of a girdawar, Pankaj Singh Jamwal, for failing to complete the digitisation of revenue records within
SAMANA (PATIALA), Apr 24: Activist Gurjeet Singh Khalsa, who had been sitting atop a 400-foot BSNL tower for around 560 days demanding stricter laws against sacrilege incidents in Punjab, was finally brought down on Friday morning, officials said. The protest, which began on October 12, 2024, in Samana near Patiala, came to an end after
WASHINGTON, D.C., Apr 24: Iran’s new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, was seriously wounded in a U.S.-Israeli airstrike that also killed his father and predecessor, Ali Khamenei, but is reported to be “mentally sharp,” according to The New York Times (NYT). Citing unnamed Iranian officials, the report said Mojtaba Khamenei has, at least for now, delegated
SRINAGAR, Apr 24: Six tourists from Bengaluru were injured after a lift reportedly collapsed at a hotel in the Hyderpora area of Srinagar on Friday. They were later shifted to Bone and Joint Hospital, Barzulla, for treatment, officials said. The incident took place at a hotel in Hyderpora where the tourists were staying. The injured
Srinagar, Apr 20 : The Jammu and Kashmir Peoples Democratic Party (JKPDP) on Monday restricted media engagement within the party to a select list of 14 approved spokespersons. The party also warned that any unauthorised interaction with the media would be considered a violation of party protocols. Chief spokesperson Dr. Mehboob Beg told Kashmir News
Srinagar, Apr 20 : Normal life in parts of Kashmir was partially affected on Monday as private transport operators went on strike against the proposed expansion of Smart City bus services to district routes. The protesting drivers warned that the move could severely impact the livelihood of thousands of families. Private buses, Sumo, and Tavera