SRINAGAR: The Cyber Cell of District Police Kupwara has successfully resolved several cases of online financial fraud, recovering a total of Rs 1,55,208 for victims duped through various digital scams. In a notable July 2024 case, a complainant lost Rs 84,380 to an online earning scam. The Cyber Cell acted swiftly, gathering evidence and employing [] The post Jammu Kashmir Polices Cyber Cell Recovers Over Rs 1.55 Lakh in Online Fraud Cases appeared first on Kashmir Life .

JAMMU: A seven-year-old girl died and her two elder brothers fell sick due to a suspected case of food poisoning in Jammu and Kashmirs Rajouri district on Thursday, officials said. This was the second case of food poisoning in the past five days in the district. On Sunday, a man and his three children died [] The post Minor Girl Dies of Suspected Food Poisoning in JKs Rajouri appeared first on Kashmir Life .

SRINAGAR: The winter chill continues to grip Jammu and Kashmir, as well as Ladakh, with temperatures plummeting across various regions. Kashmir weather reported that Srinagar recorded a low of -5.4C, while Sonamarg was the coldest place at -9.7C. Other sub-zero temperatures were observed in Qazigund (-6.4C), Pahalgam (-8.4C), Shopian (-8.5C), Anantnag (-7.9C), and Larnoo (-8.1C). [] The post Jammu and Kashmir: Srinagar Freezes at -5.4C, Sonamarg Coldest at -9.7C appeared first on Kashmir Life .

JAMMU: A 40-year-old man and his three children died, while his wife and another daughter fell sick, due to suspected food poisoning in a remote village in Rajouri district here on Sunday, officials said. Fazal Hussain, his wife Shamim Akhter, 38, and the couples four children, hailing from Badhal Gorla village, were admitted to Rajouri [] The post Jammu and Kashmir: Four Family Members Die of Suspected Food Poisoning appeared first on Kashmir Life .

SRINAGAR:Authorities in Jammu and Kashmir have ramped up efforts to address the issue of illegal Rohingya immigrants in the region. Measures include disconnecting electricity and water supplies to plots and semi-constructed houses where the immigrants are residing, aiming to force their relocation and deter further influx, reports appearing in the media suggest. Officials have expressed [] The post Crackdown on Rohingyas in Jammu, May Not Get Power, Food; Probe May Reach Kashmir appeared first o

SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir Police has escalated its efforts against drug trafficking, with significant action taken in Anantnag. In a recent operation, police attached five residential houses and three vehicles under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, valued at Rs 4.3 crore. The attached properties are linked to various drug-related offences. Among the [] The post Jammu Kashmir Police Intensifies Crackdown on Drug Trafficking, Properties Worth Rs 4.3 Crore Attached appea

SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir has recorded a total of 46,99,015 diabetes patients as of 30 November 2024, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare said on Friday. According to data, 43,18,708 individuals have been screened for diabetes, 3,41,071 have been diagnosed with the condition, and 3,40,236 are currently undergoing treatment. The government noted that the [] The post Jammu Kashmir Records 46.99 Lakh Diabetes Cases: Health Ministry appeared first on Kashmir Life .