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बारामूला में तीन आतंकी ढेर|

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बारामुल्ला एनकाउंटर में शहीद हुए नादौन के अरविंद सिंह, मुख्यमंत्री सुक्खू ने जताया दुख; इलाके में शोक की लहर

Hamirpur News: हिमाचल प्रदेश के एक और सपूत ने देश के लिए सर्वोच्च बलिदान दिया है। कश्मीर के बारामुल्ला में आतंकिय���ं से मुठभेड़ में हिमाचल प्रदेश का जवान अरविंद सिंह शहीद हो गया है। पिछले शुक्रवार को मुठभेड़ में वह घायल हो गया था और बाद में शहीद हो गया। जवान अरविंद सिंह सीएम सुखविंदर सिंह सुक्खू के गृहनगर नादौन के हथौल गांव का रहने वाला था। जानकारी के अनुसार शहीद अरविंद सिंह का भाई भी भारतीय सेना…

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J&K: बारामूला जिले के सोपोर इलाके में विस्फोट, 4 लोगों की मौत

जम्मू-कश्मीर के बारामूला जिले में एक बड़ी घटना हुई है. सोपोर इलाके में हुए विस्फोट में 4 लोगों की मौत हो गई है. घटनास्थल पर लोगों की भीड़ जमा हो गई है और पूरे इलाके में चीख-पुकार मची हुई है. जम्मू-कश्मीर में बारामूला जिले के सोपोर इलाके में हुए विस्फोट में चार लोगों की मौत हो गई है। यह हादसा उस समय हुआ जब शेर कॉलोनी में एक स्क्रैप डीलर ट्रक से सामान उतार रहा था। पुलिस घटना की जांच कर रही है। मौके…

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Mushtaq’s family loses lone breadwinner: He spoke to me, and a few hours later, I received the news of his death, says his father

Mushtaq’s family loses lone breadwinner: He spoke to me, and a few hours later, I received the news of his death, says his father   October 25, Srinagar: Mushtaq Ahmad Chowdhary, a 27-year-old youth from Nowshera, Baramulla, spoke to his family around 3 pm on Thursday. Just a few hours later, they received the heartbreaking news of his death. Mushtaq, a civilian porter, was killed in a terrorist…

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau Srinagar, 25th Oct. Security forces have launched a large-scale search operation along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir’s Gulmarg sector, following a terror attack on Thursday that claimed the lives of four people, including two soldiers, officials confirmed on Friday. The combing and search efforts are concentrated around the site of the attack, with security forces sealing the surrounding routes. The operation aims to trace and neutralize the terrorists responsible for the attack, using both human and technical intelligence inputs. Senior officers from the police and Army are overseeing the ongoing mission. The attack occurred in the Bota Pathri area of Baramulla district, approximately six kilometers from the popular tourist destination of Gulmarg. Terrorists opened fire on an Army vehicle traveling toward the Nagin post in the Afrawat range, killing two soldiers and two Army porters. One soldier and a porter were also injured in the assault. The area, dominated by the Army, has recently been the subject of reports indicating that a terrorist group may have infiltrated the higher reaches of the Afrawat range earlier this summer. Authorities believe that the attackers may have taken shelter there. Bota Pathri, which had recently opened to tourists, is located near the prestigious High Altitude Warfare School (HAWS), a training ground for Army personnel preparing for deployment in the challenging conditions of the Siachen Glacier. The security operation is expected to continue as forces work to neutralize the threat and restore stability in the region. The post Massive Search Operation Launched in Gulmarg After Deadly Terror Attack Along LoC appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau Srinagar, 25th Oct. Security forces have launched a large-scale search operation along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir’s Gulmarg sector, following a terror attack on Thursday that claimed the lives of four people, including two soldiers, officials confirmed on Friday. The combing and search efforts are concentrated around the site of the attack, with security forces sealing the surrounding routes. The operation aims to trace and neutralize the terrorists responsible for the attack, using both human and technical intelligence inputs. Senior officers from the police and Army are overseeing the ongoing mission. The attack occurred in the Bota Pathri area of Baramulla district, approximately six kilometers from the popular tourist destination of Gulmarg. Terrorists opened fire on an Army vehicle traveling toward the Nagin post in the Afrawat range, killing two soldiers and two Army porters. One soldier and a porter were also injured in the assault. The area, dominated by the Army, has recently been the subject of reports indicating that a terrorist group may have infiltrated the higher reaches of the Afrawat range earlier this summer. Authorities believe that the attackers may have taken shelter there. Bota Pathri, which had recently opened to tourists, is located near the prestigious High Altitude Warfare School (HAWS), a training ground for Army personnel preparing for deployment in the challenging conditions of the Siachen Glacier. The security operation is expected to continue as forces work to neutralize the threat and restore stability in the region. The post Massive Search Operation Launched in Gulmarg After Deadly Terror Attack Along LoC appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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2 Soldiers, 2 Porters Killed In Terror Attack In Jammu And Kashmir's Baramulla

A civilian was killed and six soldiers were injured in a terrorist attack in J&K (representational) New Delhi: Two soldiers were killed in action in a terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Baramulla today, sources said. Two porters were also killed in the attack, while three others were injured, sources said. The Indian Army’s Chinar Corps in a post on X confirmed an exchange of fire happened…

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Jammu Kashmir News: Baramulla में एक आतंकी ढेर | सुरक्षा बलों के दो जवान शहीद #jammukashmir

जम्मू-कश्मीर के बारामुला में सुरक्षा बलों और आतंकियों के बीच मुठभेड़ जारी है। इस मुठभेड़ में सुरक्षा बलों ने एक आतंकी को मार गिराया है, जबकि दूसरा आतंकी अभी भी छिपा हुआ बताया जा रहा है। बारामुला के अलावा डोडा जिले के छात्र इलाके में भी आतंकियों के साथ मुठभेड़ जारी है, जहां सुरक्षा बलों के दो जवान शहीद हो चुके हैं।

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Delhi court likely to hear Lok Sabha MP Engineer Rashid’s bail plea on August 28

NEW DELHI — A Delhi court is likely to hear on August 28 an application filed by Lok Sabha MP Rashid Engineer, who is in jail since 2019, seeking regular bail in a 2017 Jammu and Kashmir militant funding case. Sheikh Abdul Rashid, popularly known as Engineer Rashid, defeated former chief minister and National Conference leader Omar Abdullah in the Baramulla constituency in the 2024 Lok Sabha…

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The Enchanting Winter Wonderland: Discover Kashmir's Snowy Splendor

Welcome, adventurous souls, to a whirlwind escapade that will leave you spellbound! As you unwrap one of our enchanting Kashmir tour packages, prepare yourself for a journey that’s far from ordinary. Here, in the heavenly abode known as Kashmir, the landscapes unfold like a magical tapestry, promising more awe-inspiring places to visit in Kashmir than you can imagine.

If you thought Kashmir was all about shimmering lakes, verdant valleys, and snow-capped peaks, wait until you explore the wildlife sanctuaries in Kashmir. These natural wonderlands form a lively tableau where nature’s most exquisite creations scamper, prance, and fly.

The wildlife sanctuaries in Kashmir are where the whispers of the wild meet the silence of the snow. Here, you can catch a glimpse of the majestic snow leopard on a crisp, white canvas or spot a Himalayan black bear against the backdrop of lush green foliage.

But the fun doesn’t stop there! From bird watching at Hokersar to trekking in Dachigam, the things to do in Kashmir expand beyond the typical tourist’s itinerary. It’s in these wildlife sanctuaries in Kashmir that you can unravel the secrets of nature and experience the thrill of meeting its inhabitants face-to-face.

So, come, wander into the wild heart of Kashmir. It’s time to see, hear, and feel the symphony of nature, and in doing so, rediscover the world and yourself. Prepare for a journey that’s not just about seeing new places but also about experiencing new adventures. You’re in for a wild ride!

1. Gulmarg Wildlife Sanctuary

In the treasure chest of wildlife sanctuaries in Kashmir, the gem known as the Gulmarg Wildlife Sanctuary sparkles particularly bright. This sanctuary, a natural haven tucked in the Himalayan ranges, offers visitors the opportunity to witness rare and beautiful creatures in their untouched habitats.

Set amidst ethereal beauty, the Gulmarg Wildlife Sanctuary is home to diverse species like the Musk deer and the Brown bear, showcasing the true wilderness of Kashmir. After a day of exploring, you can retreat to the warm comfort of the nearby hotels in Gulmarg, perfecting your expedition.

This sanctuary, a standout among wildlife sanctuaries in Kashmir, paints a picture of tranquility. The Gulmarg Wildlife Sanctuary, with its lush green landscapes and abundant wildlife, invites you to immerse yourself in the quiet charm of nature.

Location: Baramulla, Jammu and Kashmir

2. Jasrota Wildlife Sanctuary

Nestled away in the picturesque landscape of Jammu and Kashmir, Jasrota Wildlife Sanctuary emerges as a hidden gem amidst other national parks in Jammu and Kashmir.

This wildlife sanctuary in Jammu and Kashmir is an exquisite canvas of lush greenery, bubbling streams, and a rich tapestry of wildlife. As you wander through its trails, you might catch a glimpse of animals like the barking deer, wild boar, or the rhesus macaque.

The sanctuary is also a haven for birdwatchers, with winged guests like the Indian myna and blue rock pigeon frequenting its skies. With its unspoiled beauty and vibrant biodiversity, Jasrota Wildlife Sanctuary certainly offers a splendid retreat into the heart of nature’s wilderness.

Location: Jasrota, Jammu and Kashmir

Best Time To Visit: March to May

3. Hirpora Wildlife Sanctuary

Step into Hirpora, a treasure trove of natural wonders tucked away in the Shopian district, and you’ll discover why it’s often regarded as a crown jewel among the wildlife sanctuaries in Jammu and Kashmir.

Covering an area of about 341 square kilometers, Hirpora is a vibrant canvas of biodiversity. It’s home to an enchanting variety of fauna, including the rare and elusive Markhor, the largest species of wild goat. You’ll also find a bustling community of Himalayan brown bears, musk deer, and the endangered Pir Panjal pheasant, among others.

Flourishing with verdant forests of pine, cedar, and fir, Hirpora’s beauty is further magnified by meandering streams and serene meadows. The sight of such biodiversity, playing out amidst stunning landscapes, is enough to make any nature enthusiast’s heart flutter with joy.

After an exciting day exploring Hirpora, what better way to unwind than to retreat into one of the many cozy hotels in Kashmir? With warm hospitality that matches the natural warmth of the land, these hotels offer the perfect end to your day, allowing you to rest, recharge, and prepare for the next day’s adventure in the beautiful wilds of Hirpora.

Location: Shopian District, Jammu and Kashmir

4. Hokersar Wildlife Sanctuary

Hokersar Wildlife Sanctuary, one of the captivating wildlife sanctuaries in Kashmir, is nothing less than a paradise for bird watchers and nature enthusiasts alike. An unmissable sight, it brings the magic of Kashmir’s wild beauty to life.

Nestled amidst the snow-clad mountains and lush greenery, Hokersar is an oasis of calm and serenity, where the symphony of nature takes center stage.

This sanctuary is most famous as a temporary home to thousands of migratory birds that travel from as far as Siberia and Central Asia. From the elegant Wigeons to the vibrant Shovellers and the graceful Pintails, these birds add a touch of charm to the already enchanting Hokersar.

If you have ever dreamt of losing yourself in nature’s lap, then Hokersar is the perfect destination for you. Walking around, you’ll feel as if you’ve stepped into a living canvas of vivid colors, melodic birdsongs, and fresh air.

Here, in the heart of one of the most mesmerizing wildlife sanctuaries in Kashmir, time seems to stand still.

Location: Gund Hassi Bhat, Jammu and Kashmir

Best Time To Visit: October to January

5. Overa Aru Wildlife Sanctuary

Overa Aru, a name often unheard amidst popular wildlife sanctuaries in Kashmir, is a hidden gem that unfolds a world brimming with unspoiled beauty and diverse wildlife. Located in the Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir, it is a paradise where the chirps of exotic birds mingle with the roars of elusive predators.

Encompassing a sprawling area of 511 square kilometers, this sanctuary houses a cornucopia of flora and fauna. From the endangered Hangul and Musk deer to the rare Himalayan brown bear and snow leopard, the sanctuary is a biodiversity hotspot.

The spectacle of these magnificent creatures thriving in their natural habitat is a sight that leaves visitors with lasting memories.

Nestled amidst snow-capped mountains and lush alpine meadows, Overa Aru is not just another name on the list of wildlife sanctuaries in Kashmir. It’s an experience, an exploration, and a story waiting to be lived. As you journey through its wild trails, you’ll find yourself forging an inexplicable connection with nature’s untamed beauty.

Every visit to Overa Aru Wildlife Sanctuary brings with it a new tale of discovery, making it an absolute must-visit for all wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. The sanctuary’s spectacular landscapes and rich biodiversity make it a heaven on Earth, where nature’s magic is at its most enchanting.

Location: Forest Block, Jammu and Kashmir

6. Lachipora Wildlife Sanctuary

Lachipora Wildlife Sanctuary, one of the enchanting wildlife sanctuaries in Kashmir, is a paradise for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts. Nestled amid majestic peaks and lush green valleys, the sanctuary is located in the Baramulla district. It spans over an area of 32 square kilometers, sheltering a myriad of diverse flora and fauna.

This sanctuary is home to several endangered and rare species, thereby playing a critical role in biodiversity conservation. From the majestic Himalayan brown bear to the elusive musk deer, the sanctuary provides refuge to an extensive range of wildlife. It also supports numerous bird species, making it a popular spot among bird watchers.

In addition to its rich biodiversity, the sanctuary’s captivating natural beauty and serene environment make it an appealing spot for visitors. Its strategic location near the Line of Control (LoC) gives it additional significance, and it contributes to eco-tourism in the region.

Lachipora Wildlife Sanctuary, like other wildlife sanctuaries in Kashmir, is an epitome of Kashmir’s diverse ecology. It not only serves as a natural habitat for various species but also offers stunning landscapes that leave visitors spellbound. For anyone exploring Kashmir, visiting this sanctuary is a must for an authentic wildlife experience.

Location: 90 kilometers from the western part of Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir

Best Time To Visit: September to March

7. Achabal Wildlife Sanctuary

Welcome to the wild rollercoaster of nature, known as the Achabal Wildlife Sanctuary, one of the standout wildlife sanctuaries in Kashmir. Forget about theme parks; this place is the Disneyland of biodiversity!

This treasure trove of wilderness, tucked snugly in the stunning Kashmir landscape, is an A-list hangout for a myriad of animals and birds. From the proud Himalayan black bear strutting about its business to vibrant pheasants playing hide and seek in the foliage, every day is a fuzzy and feathered carnival here. The trees seem to gossip in the wind while the rivers hum along, carrying tales of the forest.

And what about Kashmiri food? Oh boy, don’t get me started. There’s a secret pact here, you know! The picnic parties and trekkers who visit often bring delicious samplings of Kashmiri food. The air gets scented with the aroma of Rogan Josh and Dum Aloo. They don’t share with the bears though – imagine a bear with a spicy aftertaste!

Round two of our wildlife sanctuaries in Kashmir tour takes you on a journey through snow-capped peaks, verdant valleys, and enchanting forests. This is Achabal, it’s nature unscripted, and everyone’s invited!

Location: Anantnag, Jammu and Kashmir

8. Nandini Wildlife Sanctuary

Nestled in the heart of India is the Nandini Wildlife Sanctuary, a playground for nature’s most vibrant inhabitants. Picture this: you’re walking through verdant greens when – surprise! A chortling langur swings overhead, possibly cracking monkey jokes. Or maybe you stumble upon a stealthy cheetah mid-stalk, perfecting its feline version of hide-and-seek.

Every corner of Nandini is like opening a fresh page in a fantasy book. The trees aren’t just trees; they’re sky-high condos for chirpy birds, gossiping in their own feathery language. The undergrowth buzzes with critters on million-legged marches, while the lagoons are gossip corners for the amphibian crowd, belting out ribbits like a froggy choir.

When the sun slumbers, Nandini transforms into a bustling nightclub. Glowing fireflies put on their own disco show, while night owls hoot the night away. The sanctuary’s nocturnal inhabitants sure know how to party!

Yes, the Nandini Wildlife Sanctuary is more than just a preserve; it’s a land of wonder and whimsy, where every critter big and small has a quirky story to tell. So buckle up for a wild, wild adventure in India’s most enchanting natural theme park!

Location: 30 kilometers from Jammu

Wildlife sanctuaries in Kashmir, like the Surinsar Mansar Wildlife Sanctuary, are indeed precious gems. They’re not just about preserving the area’s diverse flora and fauna, but also about offering a space where humans can connect with nature in its purest form.

These sanctuaries hold the heart and soul of Kashmir, echoing the region’s commitment to conserving biodiversity. So whether you’re an animal lover, birdwatcher, or just an admirer of nature’s beauty, these sanctuaries in Kashmir offer a unique, enriching experience.

They serve as a reminder of our responsibility to respect and protect the natural world for future generations. So come, explore, and be enchanted by the wild wonders of Kashmir.

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Delhi Kashmir Vande Bharat Likely To Start on 15 August 2024

The Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla Rail Link Project (USBRL) is completed, and the Delhi Kashmir Vande Bharat Express train between Srinagar and New Delhi will soon start. Out of the total 272 km of the USBRL project, 209 km have been completed in phases. The first phase, covering 118 km from Qazigund to Baramulla, was finished in October 2009. Next, the 18 km stretch from Banihal to Qazigund was…

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Bridging the Gap?

Drowning in Neglect

By Faisul Yaseen

Life in Kashmir can be difficult, and it is important not to lose sight of the challenges people face daily. 

A major concern within Jammu and Kashmir is the neglect and tragedy associated with critical infrastructure projects like bridges.

It might seem hard to believe, but the Jammu and Kashmir Infrastructure Development Fund Corporation (JKIDFC) has sanctioned funding for 622 unfinished projects worth Rs 1446.73 crore. 

But here’s the kicker: they’re all stuck! 

And get this: These schemes are scattered across all 20 districts of J&K. At least 15 bridges and seven pedestrian bridges have been left unfinished for years and need major repairs.

Recent incidents of boat capsizing in Gandbal in the Srinagar district and Awantipora in Pulwama district have highlighted the serious ramifications of the J&K government’s inability to complete important bridges in the region.

Lives have been lost, families are torn apart, and communities are left to mourn after broken promises.

Six people died in the fatal boat accident near Gandbal.

Two more persons went missing in the Awantipora boat capsize.

It was a sobering reminder of bureaucratic incompetence and government apathy.

The incomplete bridge over the River Jhelum for nearly a decade is seen as a sign of impending doom, forcing villagers to risk their lives on dangerous boat journeys.

The failure of the government to prioritise the security of the people and their welfare left deep holes in the lives of the people of Kashmir.

Suhail Ahmad, a resident of Gandbal, shared the woes of countless Kashmiris who suffer because of governance inefficiency.

His words reflected the stark reality that lives could have been saved if the government had heeded the call for timely infrastructure construction.

Despite such loss and shock, the government’s response shows that it is not worried.

The decision to resume work on the Gandabal Bridge is primarily motivated by public noise and media scrutiny and is a gesture rather than a genuine concern for public welfare.

Given years of established and broken contracts, diplomatic guarantees appear to be neutral. 

Increasing the size of the project will not alleviate the suffering of those who ultimately paid for the strikers.

Another stark example of an important bridge project standing for a remarkable 17 years is the situation at Dogripora. 

Muhammad Ali and Intisar Ahmed expressed their frustration at the lack of progress in an era of technological progress. 

They praise those without lifelines, who are forced to cross the dangerous rivers, rivulets, and fast-flowing streams.

The unfinished bridges and road projects in Jammu and Kashmir from Shopian to Samba, Ramban to Reasi, Baramulla to Budgam, and Kupwara to Kathua are symptoms of governance inefficiency and government apathy.

This is a stark contrast to the fact that between the 15th century and 18th century, Srinagar, situated on both banks of the River Jhelum, was way ahead in terms of the construction of bridges.

With seven prominent bridges – Aali Kadal (built in 1415 CE by Sultan Ali Shah also known as Ali Shahmiri), Zaina Kadal (built in 1425-1426 CE by Sultan Zain-ul-Abdin), Fateh Kadal (built in 1500 CE by Sultan Fateh Shah), Habba Kadal (built in 1551 by Sultan Habib Shah), Nawa Kadal (Built in 1666 by Nuruddin Bamzai), Safa Kadal (built in 1671 by Saif Khan), and Amira Kadal (built in 1774 CE by Amiruddin Khan Jawan Sher) – Srinagar came to be known as the ‘City of Bridges’ or the ‘City of Seven Bridges’. 

Over the years, five more bridges Zero Bridge, Abdullah Bridge, Budshah Kadal, New Zaina Kadal, and New Habba Kadal also came up on the River Jhelum in Srinagar in addition to footbridges near Presentation Convent and S P S Museum.

However, in the era of fast-track development, people are condemned to live a life full of misery and hardship while the government spends money on mundane demonstrations of progress like selfie points and infrastructure projects that are constantly delayed.

J&K needs to address infrastructure problems as families cope with avoidable tragedy.

Funds from JKIDFC, meant to be a panacea for stalled projects, continue to fall on deferral and adequacy.

The government has run out of excuses. 

Every bridge not built and every promise broken shows how the government has betrayed the trust of the people and failed to fulfil its responsibilities.

Until the J&K administration puts the safety and welfare of its people ahead of political gains and bureaucratic red tape, Kashmir’s bridges and roads will remain incomplete and its people imprisoned to endless frustration.

Greater Kashmir

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PDP candidate helped BJP in Article 370 abrogation: Omar Abdullah

PDP candidate helped BJP in Article 370 abrogation: Omar Abdullah Srinagar, May 06 : National Conference vice-president Omar Abdullah Monday said hat PDP candidate for Baramulla Lok Sabha seat helped BJP in Article 370 abrogation. Addressing a public meeting in Zachaldara Handwara of north Kashmir’s Kupwara, the NC leader and former chief minister Omar Abdullah as per Kashmir News Service (KNS)…