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- 1Terrorists in Kashmir Using LoRa Devices, Raising Security Concerns●'LoRa' A New Security Challenge In Kashmir: Terrorists Using Advanced Tech https:// ndtv.com/india-news/ter rorists-in-k
Security forces in Kashmir have found that terrorists are using LoRa, a long-range, low-power radio communication technology, marking a shift to advanced communication methods in the region. The development presents a new challenge for Indian security agencies, who must now counter encrypted, hard-to-intercept communications. The report is drawing wide attention amid ongoing concerns about militancy in Jammu and Kashmir.
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A Comptroller and Auditor General report says 26 of 42 public sector undertakings in Jammu and Kashmir reported losses or were inactive as of March 31, 2023. In Odisha, the CAG flagged misuse of the District Mineral Foundation fund, prompting the BJP to attack the ruling BJD. The auditor also called for a comprehensive overhaul of the Integrated Financial Management System, drawing attention to financial governance gaps across states.
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The National Highways Authority of India has launched a clearance operation on the Jammu-Srinagar highway, a key route frequently disrupted by landslides and bad weather. People in Jammu and Kashmir are closely tracking the situation as weather conditions affect travel between the two cities, with residents seeking updates on road status and restoration work.
- 4Kishtwar Premier League second semi-final draws attention●2nd Semi Final | Royal Goodwill Cricket Club 🆚 KKR | Kishtwar Premier League Season 2
The second semi-final of the Kishtwar Premier League Season 2 is under way, pitting Royal Goodwill Cricket Club against KKR. The local cricket tournament in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar region is drawing large audiences as fans follow the match live and debate which side will reach the final.
- 5Royal Goodwill face Valley Star Ganderbal in Kishtwar Premier League quarter-final●Royal Goodwill 🆚 Valley Star Ganderbal | 4th Quarter Final | Kishtwar Premier League Season 2
Royal Goodwill and Valley Star Ganderbal met in the fourth quarter-final of the Kishtwar Premier League's second season, a regional cricket tournament in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district. Local cricket fans followed the knockout clash closely, with strong interest in how the two sides would book a place in the final stages of the competition.
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A fresh western disturbance is set to bring rain and snow to Jammu and Kashmir, including Srinagar, over the next 24 hours. Local outlets Rising Kashmir and KNS News are carrying the forecast, with residents searching for updates as the weather system approaches. The wet spell could affect travel on mountain roads and daily life across the valley.
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Hailstorms and heavy rain have hit parts of Kashmir and the Jammu region, damaging crops and orchards, according to local reports. Kashmir Life says orchards and standing crops were among the worst affected. Residents are closely tracking the forecast as unseasonal weather raises concern for farmers during the growing season.
- 8NIA chargesheets four in Kishtwar attack, links plot to Pakistan●NIA files chargesheet against 4 in Kishtwar terror attack case, traces conspiracy to Pakistan
India's National Investigation Agency has filed a chargesheet against four accused in the Kishtwar terror attack case, stating the conspiracy was traced back to Pakistan. The agency's filing lays out its case that the plot was planned across the border, a claim likely to intensify debate over cross-border militancy in the Jammu region.
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Search interest around Abdul Samad is rising in India alongside Irani Cup coverage, where Jammu & Kashmir players are making headlines. Lone Nasir grabbed attention in the Irani Cup while wearing another player's jersey, keeping focus on players from the region and the wider domestic cricket conversation.
- 10NIA chargesheets Kishtwar attack accused, links plot to Pakistan●Kishtwar Terror Attack Case: NIA chargesheets OGW Maneer Ahmed; Traces plot directly to Pakistan
India's National Investigation Agency has filed a chargesheet against overground worker Maneer Ahmed in the Kishtwar terror attack case in Jammu and Kashmir. Investigators say the plot was traced directly to Pakistan, alleging Ahmed assisted in carrying out the attack. The chargesheet marks a step forward in the probe into the district's deadliest militant incident in years.
- 11NIA chargesheets accused in Kishtwar terror attack case▼NIA files chargesheet against arrested accused, three killed JeM terrorists in Kishtwar terror attack case
India's National Investigation Agency has filed a chargesheet against arrested accused in the Kishtwar terror attack case in Jammu and Kashmir, while naming three Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists killed in connection with the attack. The filing marks a step forward in the probe into the assault in the Kishtwar district.
- 12NIA chargesheets accused in Kishtwar terror attack case▼NIA chargesheets arrested accused, three killed JeM terrorists in Kishtwar attack case
India's National Investigation Agency has filed a chargesheet against arrested accused in the Kishtwar attack case in Jammu and Kashmir, while naming three Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists killed during the investigation. The agency says the slain militants were involved in the attack. The filing marks a step forward in the probe into the incident, which drew attention to militant activity in the Chenab valley region.
- 13India rejects Pakistan's Kashmir claims at the United Nations●📢 India Rejects Pakistan’s Jammu and Kashmir Claims at UN, Raises PoK Issues India has rejected Pakistan’s remarks on Ja
India has rejected Pakistan's remarks on Jammu and Kashmir at the United Nations, reiterating that Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh are integral and inalienable parts of India. Using its right of reply, India also raised the situation in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, keeping the long-running dispute at the centre of diplomatic exchanges between the two countries at the world body.
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Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has spoken out about the opposition INDIA alliance's march, with remarks reported by ABP News. His comments come as the opposition coalition steps up its public mobilisation, drawing reactions from political leaders. Abdullah's position as a regional CM aligned outside key bloc dynamics makes his response noteworthy in coverage of the alliance's campaign.
- 15150 Bangladeshi nationals deported from J&K via IAF flight●BIG NEWS 150 Bangladeshi nationals staying illegally in the J&K deported via special IAF Flight.
Authorities deported 150 Bangladeshi nationals who were staying illegally in Jammu and Kashmir, flying them out on a special Indian Air Force flight. The action is being presented as a significant step in the ongoing drive against illegal immigration in the region.
- 16Congress leaders in Jammu protest against Election Commission●JKPCC Working President Raman Bhalla along with Congress leaders protest against Chief Election Comm
Raman Bhalla, working president of the Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee, led Congress leaders in a protest against the Chief Election Commission. The demonstration was reported by Degree Media Digital. Details of the specific grievances raised by Bhalla and his fellow protesters were not given in the report.
- 17India and Pakistan Clash at UN General Assembly Over Kashmir●India-Pakistan Clash at UNGA: Kashmir, Terrorism and Human Rights Take Centre Stage | APT
India and Pakistan traded sharp accusations at the United Nations General Assembly, with Kashmir, terrorism and human rights dominating their addresses. India defended its position on Jammu and Kashmir while condemning cross-border terrorism, and Pakistan countered with allegations of rights abuses in the disputed region. The exchange underscores the enduring hostility between the two nuclear-armed neighbours on a global diplomatic stage.
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Kashmir is reported to be confronting a changing terrorism threat shaped by the use of advanced technology, according to a new report from the region. The coverage suggests militant tactics are adapting as new tools become available, raising fresh concerns for security forces operating in Jammu and Kashmir. Details on the specific technologies involved remain limited, but the report underscores ongoing fears about militancy in the disputed Himalayan territory.
- 19Report contrasts J&K cultural opening with PoJK abuses●J&K’s cultural opening, PoJK’s rights abuses expose stark LoC divide: Report
A new report highlights a stark divide along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir, saying the Indian-administered side is experiencing a cultural opening while Pakistan-administered Kashmir (PoJK) faces ongoing human rights abuses. The findings have drawn attention to sharply different conditions for residents on the two sides of the de facto border.