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11 hours ago · The voting percentage in the Kashmir valley has significantly increased compared to previous elections, reaching above 37.73%. Although polling officially ended at 6 PM, voters remained queued at polling stations, suggesting the total percentage could surpass 40%, marking a historic high for the Srinagar Parliamentary constituency in the last three decades.
4 hours ago · Polling is underway in the fourth phase of the Lok Sabha election in Kashmir’s Srinagar constituency on Monday, with nearly 17.48 lakh voters eligible to exercise their franchise to decide the ...
13 hours ago · Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) has been in the grip of violent clashes over the last four days – leading to the death of at least one police official and injuries sustained by over 100 people.
1 day ago · 9:41 pm May 13, 2024. SRINAGAR: Setting an example of communal harmony, a Muslim family has donated six kanals of their cultivable land for construction of an approach road to an ancient temple in the Reasi district of Jammu and Kashmir. Ghulam Rasool, one of the four brothers in the family, said their decision to voluntarily hand over the land ...
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1 day ago · Srinagar: Apni Party President Altaf Bukhari on Monday urged the people of Srinagar Parliamentary Constituency to come out to cast their votes for the peace in Kashmir valley. “I want to congratulate the people of Srinagar Constituency for their participation in the elections, which are going on peacefully,” Bukhari said. Bukhari urged the people to […]
4 hours ago · Jagti (Jammu)- Despite a hot weather, Kashmiri Pandits from the Srinagar constituency flocked to special polling stations in Jammu on Monday and voted for the rehabilitation of their community on “…
1 day ago · Modi's government says its canceling of Kashmir's special status has brought "peace and development", and it has consistently claimed the move was supported by Kashmiris. But his party has not fielded any candidates in the Kashmir valley for the first time since 1996, and experts say the BJP would have been roundly defeated if it had.
