The Latest Breaking News from Srinagar

Srinagar-based journalist Aasif Sultan has been granted relief by the Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court, with his preventive detention order under the JK Public Safety Act being quashed.

The normalcy has also helped in successfully hosting the G-20 summit meeting in Srinagar after a gap of 40 years, the Union Minister said.

Article 370 verdict: Jammu and Kashmir remains under a tight security cover ahead of the final verdict on the Centre’s move to dilute Article 370, ending the seven decades of special status, and split the erstwhile State into two Union Territories (UTs) of J&K and Ladakh in 2019.

Manoj's body brought home; friends cremated. Manoj, 24, from Chittur, died at SKIMS Hospital, Srinagar, after suffering injuries in an accident near Zoji La Pass. He was flown to Cochin, then taken to Chittur in an ambulance. His four friends, cab driver, and Manoj were killed in the accident. Rajeesh…

NoRKA team reaches Srinagar to bring back bodies of four Keralites killed in road accident. Post-mortem done, bodies kept at police control room. State govt to bear cost of bringing bodies back & travel expenses of next of kin. Manoj critical, Rajesh & Arun escaped with minor injuries.

The four—Sudesh, Anil, Rahul and Vignesh—were part of a 13-member tourist group from the Nedungode area in Chittur here. The car they were in lost control at a turn near the Zojila Pass, on the Srinagar-Leh National Highway, and fell into a ravine.

Women in Srinagar are challenging traditional gender roles by visiting Harissa-wan parlours, where they can enjoy the delicacy and camaraderie. The Kashmir Women's Collective is at the forefront of pushing progressive thought in the State. People leave their homes early to get the dish, which is slow-cooked overnight in a…

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Friday arrested two persons under the provisions of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002

The authorities on Thursday stopped class work at two colleges, including the National Institute of Technology (NIT) in Srinagar, in the wake of growing protests over an engineering student posting an “objectionable” video on social media. In an order, the NIT decided to declare winter vacations from November 30. It…

Academic activities suspended in Srinagar's NIT, Islamia College due to protests over student's social media post. Police filed case against student for promoting religious enmity. Investigation ongoing.

J&K Police book NIT Srinagar student for allegedly “insulting Islam” & “outraging religious feelings”. Hundreds of students protested against the non-local student for posting a “blasphemous video”.