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Asking wife to keep expense sheet not cruelty, rules SC
The Supreme Court quashed an FIR against a husband, stating that asking his wife to maintain an Excel sheet for household expenses does not constitute cruelty. The court emphasized that such domestic disputes often stem from the 'daily wear and tear' of marriage and should not be used to initiate criminal proceedings without specific evidence of harm.
Sex assault: Ex-principal jailed after sign language testimony
A special Pocso court sentenced a former headmaster and retired teacher of a school for the deaf to two years' rigorous imprisonment for sexually assaulting three students. The judge emphasized the betrayal of trust by those in positions of authority.
Everything back to normal in Kashmir: ATOAI
Adventure tourism leaders have declared Jammu and Kashmir safe, urging the reopening of all tourist spots closed after the Pahalgam terror attack. The Adventure Tour Operators Association of India successfully held its convention in Srinagar, with members visiting popular destinations without incident. They emphasize J&K's potential as a premier adventure hub, promoting safe and sustainable tourism.
Iltija files police complaint against Nitish over hijab-tug row
PDP member Iltija Mufti filed a police complaint in Srinagar against Bihar CM Nitish Kumar for allegedly gesturing to an AYUSH graduate in a hijab to show her face. The complaint follows similar action by a Samajwadi Party spokesperson, with critics arguing the act undermines women's dignity and emboldens attackers.
Search operation launched in Rajouri after reports of suspicious movement
Security forces launched extensive cordon and search operations in Rajouri district's villages after reports of suspicious movement. Troops from Rashtriya Rifles, J&K Police, and Special Operations Group conducted aggressive searches from midnight Thursday to Friday evening. A similar operation occurred in Samba district's Mansar area on December 17.
Indian knowledge offers holistic solutions to global problems: LG
Urges youth to embrace nations civilisational values Jammu, Dec 19:Asserting that the Indian Knowledge System, rooted in the Vedas, offers a complete and holistic worldview that can provide solutions to many modern-day problems, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Friday called on the youth to embrace Indias civilisational values. Addressing a gathering after releasing the 4th [] The post Indian knowledge offers holistic solutions to global problems: LG appeared first on Northlines .
IMD strengthens weather forecasting network in J&K
Three Doppler radars operational Srinagar, Dec 19:The weather monitoring in Jammu and Kashmir has been equipped with advanced monitoring and forecasting systems, with three Doppler Weather Radars (DWRs) currently operational across the Union Territory, the Government of India said on Friday. According to the Ministry of Earth Sciences, Doppler Weather Radars are functioning at Banihal [] The post IMD strengthens weather forecasting network in J&K appeared first on Northlines .
Fog grounds flights: 12 cancelled, 18 delayed at Jammu, Srinagar Airports
AAI advise passengers to stay updated, expect delays across North India Srinagar, Dec 19: Widespread fog over North India disrupted air traffic on Friday, severely affecting operations at Srinagar and Jammu airports, with 12 flights getting cancelled and 18 delayed. At Srinagar International Airport, seven flights were cancelled and twelve were delayed due [] The post Fog grounds flights: 12 cancelled, 18 delayed at Jammu, Srinagar Airports appeared first on Northlines .
Free ration, LPG cylinder within 6 months: Satish
Says will counter terrorism with tourism, ensure no hunger Srinagar, Dec 19:Minister for Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs (FCS&CA) Satish Sharma on Friday said that no one will sleep hungry in J&K and government will fulfil its promise of free ration and LPG cylinders within the next six months. Talking to reporters here, Minister [] The post Free ration, LPG cylinder within 6 months: Satish appeared first on Northlines .
Smart Cities Projects nears completion in J&K
New Delhi, Dec 19:Jammu and Kashmir has made a substantial headway under the Smart Cities Mission (SCM), as data presented in the Parliament records the majority of approved projects in Jammu and Srinagar nearing completion. In a written reply to Lok Sabha, the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs said that Jammu and Kashmir has [] The post Smart Cities Projects nears completion in J&K appeared first on Northlines .
17,315 street vendors benefit under PM SVANidhi in J&K
New Delhi, Dec 19:Nearly 17,315 street vendors in Jammu and Kashmir have benefited from the Prime Minister Street Vendors AtmaNirbhar Nidhi (PM SVANidhi) scheme and over 48 crore loan disbursed so far, as per the official data tabled in Parliament shows. In a written reply by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs in response [] The post 17,315 street vendors benefit under PM SVANidhi in J&K appeared first on Northlines .
183 Cr disbursed under AMRUT 2.0 in 3 Yrs
Over 78,000 tap connections delivered New Delhi, Dec 19:Jammu and Kashmir has received over 180 crore as Central assistance under several development missions focused on strengthening basic amenities for the urban poor, including water supply and sewerage, the Union Government informed Parliament today. In a written reply to Lok Sabha, the Ministry of Housing and [] The post 183 Cr disbursed under AMRUT 2.0 in 3 Yrs appeared first on Northlines .
CS assesses Cybersecurity Framework, sets deadlines for key upgrade
Jammu, Dec 19: Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo on Thursday chaired a high-level meeting to review the progress of the Cyber Security Action Plan being implemented across the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir. The meeting was attended by Administrative Secretaries of various departments, Inspector General of Police (Crime), Commissioners of Jammu and Srinagar Municipal Corporations, [] The post CS assesses Cybersecurity Framework, sets deadlines for key upgrade appeared first on Northlines .
Delhi pharma owner arrested for drug trafficking
Jammu Tawi, Dec 19 : The Anti-Narcotics Task Force of Jammu and Kashmir Police has arrested the owner of a Delhi-based pharmaceutical company for his alleged involvement in drug trafficking in the Union territory, officials said on Friday. In a significant breakthrough against a drug trafficking network, the Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF) has apprehended Jatish [] The post Delhi pharma owner arrested for drug trafficking appeared first on Northlines .
Winter Session concludes with passage of key legislations
New Delhi, Dec 19: The short Winter Session of Parliament concluded on Friday with both Houses adjourned sine die after the passage of several key legislations, including a bill replacing the 20-year-old MGNREGA scheme, opening the civil nuclear sector to private participation, and allowing 100 per cent foreign direct investment (FDI) in the insurance sector. [] The post Winter Session concludes with passage of key legislations appeared first on Northlines .
VYZOV Prize draws applications from 40 countries, expands global reach in 2025
The government informed Parliament that no conclusive data directly links higher air quality index (AQI) levels to lung diseases, though air pollution is acknowledged as a triggering factor for respiratory ailments. This response aligns with previous statements on the complex interplay of factors affecting health, including lifestyle and genetics.
From 'vape-gate' to impeachment notices, the winter session ends with Speaker Om Birla weighing critical disciplinary actions against several MPs for various breaches of conduct
BJPs politics on young shoulders, Congress dominated by nepotism and seniority
Ajay Kumar, Lucknow Whenever Rahul Gandhi speaks on public platforms, he gives the impression that becoming the next Prime Minister is now just a formality. But politics does not run on emotions; it runs on data and results. The three general elections of 2014, 2019, and 2024 have passed, and in all three, the [] The post BJPs politics on young shoulders, Congress dominated by nepotism and seniority appeared first on Northlines .
Indias reengagement with China in trade and investment is benefitting exporters
Easing of business Visa to Chinese experts has long term implications for manufacturers By T N Ashok When India quietly eased business visa rules for foreign engineers and technicians last month, the immediate beneficiaries were Indian manufacturers struggling with stalled factory lines and half-installed machinery. But the deeper signal was unmistakable: New Delhi [] The post Indias reengagement with China in trade and investment is benefitting exporters appeared first on Northlines .
Meditation in the Age of AI: Preserving Human Intuition and Creativity
By: Kamlesh D. Patel The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind a faithful servant. We have created a society that honours the servant and has forgotten the gift. Albert Einstein We now live in a time of remarkable technological power. Artificial intelligence can compose music, create images, write stories, support medical [] The post Meditation in the Age of AI: Preserving Human Intuition and Creativity appeared first on Northlines .
Leading war journalist Peter Arnett knew best how to cover conflict zone
His demise at 91 leaves a great legacy for aspiring reporters of all countries By Tirthankar Mitra Having dodged bullets and ducked bombs for a considerable part of his working life, trailblazing war journalist Peter Arnett died in his bed. He was 91. Arnett managed to stay ahead of death in the different theatres [] The post Leading war journalist Peter Arnett knew best how to cover conflict zone appeared first on Northlines .
The Enforcement Directorate has appealed to the Delhi High Court after a trial court refused to take cognisance of its prosecution complaint against Sonia and Rahul Gandhi in the National Herald money laundering case.
Priyanka's Chai Optics Not Rahul's Cup Of Tea? Talk Of Two Power Centres In Congress Brews
Sources suggest that Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Prime Minister Narendra Modi even shared a courteous conversation regarding Wayanad, her constituency
PDP Leader Iltija Mufti Files Complaint Against Bihar CM Nitish Kumar Over Hijab Row
Iltija Mufti filed a police complaint seeking an FIR against Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar over hijab incident in Patna.
AAP Announces To Contest BMC Polls, Releases First List Of 21 Candidates
The party said that the decision marks its formal entry into Mumbai's civic politics and aims to provide an alternative.
Revamp of the higher education system
Shivanand Pandit The Viksit Bharat Shiksha Adhishthan Bill, 2025, introduced in the Lok Sabha on December 15, 2025, aims to make major changes to how higher education is governed in India. Although Opposition members opposed the bill at the time of its introductionciting concerns about too much central control and its Hindi nameit was later [] The post Revamp of the higher education system appeared first on Northlines .
Manikrao Kokate Gets Bail: Rummy Clip To Beggar, Farm Loan Remarks, Ex-Ministers Controversies
NCP leader Manikrao Kokate was accused of securing a flat in a government scheme for the economically weaker section (EWS) by submitting false affidavits about his income
SIR in Gujarat: Nearly 74 lakh names deleted from rolls; EC opens window for objections
Gujarat has removed nearly 74 lakh names from its electoral rolls, reducing the total voter count from 5.08 crore to 4.34 crore. This extensive clean-up, part of the Special Intensive Revision exercise, targeted deceased, absent, and duplicate voters. The updated draft rolls are now public, with a deadline of January 18 for objections and claims.
Jobs, Jargon And 'Jan Sampark': Union Cabinet Prepares VB-G RAM G Bill Ground Game
Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan cautioned that opposition parties were likely to create confusion and attempt to project street protests as political victories
ASTE marks graduation of 1st UAS test course
Vaping, woof & shouting match: Chaotic winter session ends; a look at viral moments from Parliament
The Lok Sabha's 19-day Winter Session concluded with a productivity of 111 percent, marked by the passage of key bills like the Viksit BharatGuarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin) Bill. The session witnessed heated debates, protests, and viral moments, including accusations of vaping, a Congress MP bringing a puppy, and unruly scenes during bill passages.
Evening news wrap: Hindu man lynched in Bangladesh, Parliament Winter session concludes, and more
BJP, Shiv Sena Reach Consensus On 150 Of 227 Seats For BMC Elections
BJP and Shiv Sena Eknath Shinde faction agreed on 150 BMC seats in Mumbai, aiming for a Mahayuti mayor. BMC polls are set for January 15.
ED Files Supplementary Chargesheet in Chinese Gaming App Case
New Delhi, Dec 19: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has filed a supplementary chargesheet against a Chinese-operated online gaming app, Fiewin, accused of fraudulently generating about Rs 400 crore from Indian players during the Covid period. The supplementary prosecution complaint was filed on December 8 before a PMLA court in Kolkata. Two individualsUtkarsh Arya and Sujit [] The post ED Files Supplementary Chargesheet in Chinese Gaming App Case appeared first on Northlines .
High Court Issues Sitting Roster of Judges
JAMMU, Dec 19: The High Court of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh has issued the sitting roster of judges for both the Jammu and Srinagar wings for the period from January 27, 2026 to April 4, 2026, or until further orders. Check order copy here: Order Copy The post High Court Issues Sitting Roster of Judges appeared first on Northlines .
Vijays Strategy: Standing Up To DMK With Borrowed Light From AIADMKs Tallest Icons
To appeal to the legion of voters still loyal to the AIADMK, Vijay must borrow their stars
Enforcement Directorate's probe into the 'donkey' route uncovered a Haryana-based operator collecting property papers as security from aspirants for illegal US travel via Mexico. Searches across Punjab, Haryana, and Delhi yielded incriminating evidence, including documents and mobile phones, related to the syndicate's operations.
'No agreement': Siddaramaiah rejects power-sharing theory; Karnataka CM row intensifies
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has dismissed claims of a two-and-a-half-year power-sharing arrangement within the state government. He asserted that he will remain CM until the party high command decides otherwise, refuting opposition questions about a potential leadership change. Deputy CM D.K. Shivakumar also denied rumors of a dinner meeting, emphasizing party unity.
India issues 500 Afghan visas in 4 months, 200 for medical treatment
249 drug inspector posts vacant as crackdown on fake medicines intensifies
Most-liked tweets: In top 10 posts from India, PM Modi in top 8 - check the posts
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has solidified his position as India's most influential political voice on X, dominating engagement with eight of the top 10 most-liked tweets. Globally, he ranks as the fourth most-followed person, surpassing entertainment icons and becoming the most-followed world leader in office.
Bangladesh Tense After Uprising Leader Hadis Death Triggers Unrest
Dhaka/New Delhi, Dec 19: Tension prevailed across Bangladesh on Friday following the death of prominent July Uprising leader Sharif Osman Hadi, which triggered widespread protests, vandalism and sporadic violence in several parts of the country. While no fresh violence was reported in the morning, protesters vandalised the already demolished 32 Dhanmondi, the historic residence of [] The post Bangladesh Tense After Uprising Leader Hadis Death Triggers Unrest appeared first on Northlines .
Winter session ends: OM Birla meets MPs as Parliament concludes; PM Modi, Priyanka in attendance
Parliament's Winter Session concluded Friday with Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha adjourned sine die. Despite disruptions over the VB-G RAM G Bill, both Houses saw significant legislative work, with Lok Sabha achieving 111% productivity. Key bills were passed, and leaders met to mark the session's end, though opposition protests continued.
J&K: Security Forces Launch Search Ops in Rajouri Villages
RAJOURI/JAMMU, Dec 19: Security forces have launched extensive search operations in several villages of Rajouri district following reports of suspicious movement in the area, official sources said on Friday. The operation began around midnight on Thursday and is continuing, after inputs were received about suspicious persons moving in villages located between the Thanamandi and [] The post J&K: Security Forces Launch Search Ops in Rajouri Villages appeared first on Northlines .
Ram, Sonia Gandhi & Bengal Polls: VB-G Ram G Bill Adds To Congress Dilemma
The Congress is once again caught in a dilemma neither can they let Sonia Gandhi down on one of her favourite bills, nor can they earn the anti-Ram tag
J&K: Air Traffic Hit as Several Srinagar Flights Stand Cancelled
Srinagar, Dec 19: Several incoming and outgoing flights at Srinagar International Airport were cancelled on Friday due to adverse weather conditions and operational issues, airport authorities said. In an advisory issued on X, the airport authorities informed that multiple flights to and from Srinagar (SXR) scheduled for the day stand cancelled. Passengers were advised to [] The post J&K: Air Traffic Hit as Several Srinagar Flights Stand Cancelled appeared first on Northlines .
Cordial Conversation Between PM Modi, Priyanka Gandhi On Wayanad As Parliament Session Concludes
During the light-hearted interaction with PM Modi, it was observed that the session remained brief largely because the Opposition was engaged in continuous protests.
Over 150 flights cancelled in Delhi due to dense fog
New Delhi, Dec 19: Due to dense fog, more than 150 flights have been cancelled so far on Friday at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi. Delhi has been shrouded in dense fog since late last night, significantly reducing visibility. Flight operations have been conducted under CAT III procedures since 9:00 pm yesterday to [] The post Over 150 flights cancelled in Delhi due to dense fog appeared first on Northlines .
Bangladesh on boil again: Why it matters for India - explained
Bangladesh slid back into turmoil after the killing of Sharif Osman Hadi, a prominent youth leader of last years July Uprising, triggered violent protests. The 32-year-old was shot by masked gunmen in central Dhaka while launching his election campaign and later died in hospital. His death has reignited political instability ahead of crucial national elections, with protests, arson and competing narratives deepening uncertainty at a critical moment for the country and its relations with New Delhi.
Lok Sabha Adjourned Sine Die After Passing Key Bills; Winter Session Ends
New Delhi, Dec 19: The Lok Sabha was adjourned sine die on Friday, formally bringing the 19-day-long Winter Session of Parliament to a close, Speaker Om Birla announced as the House met for the day. During the session, which had 15 sittings, Parliament passed several key legislations, including a Bill to open the civil nuclear [] The post Lok Sabha Adjourned Sine Die After Passing Key Bills; Winter Session Ends appeared first on Northlines .
141 Teachers Promoted as Masters in Jammu Division
JAMMU, Dec 19: The Directorate of School Education Jammu has promoted 141 trained Graduate and Post-Graduate teachers as Masters in Pay Level-6E, following recommendations of the Divisional Level Departmental Promotion Committee. According to the order, the promotions apply to teachers who acquired B.Ed qualification up to December 31, 2024, and will take notional effect from [] The post 141 Teachers Promoted as Masters in Jammu Division appeared first on Northlines .
Siddaramaiah Holds High-Profile Dinner Meet With Karnataka Ministers, Sparks Leadership Buzz
Siddaramaiah attended a dinner meeting with close cabinet colleagues at minister Satish Jarkiholis residence in Belagavi, hours before his Assembly address.
North India is grappling with a red alert for dense fog, severely impacting visibility and travel. Simultaneously, Delhi and surrounding regions are experiencing 'very poor' to 'severe' air quality, with authorities urging residents to limit outdoor exposure. Flights are facing delays due to the challenging weather conditions.
Supreme Court will talk to patients parents before deciding on passive euthanasia
The Supreme Court will speak with the parents of Harish Rana, who has been in a vegetative state for 13 years, before deciding on his passive euthanasia plea. A secondary AIIMS medical report confirmed a negligible chance of recovery, prompting the court to seek personal interaction with the family.
VB - G RAM G row: Opposition sleeps outside Parliament in protest - watch video
Opposition parties staged an overnight dharna in Parliament protesting the passage of the VB-G RAM G Bill, which replaces MGNREGA. MPs accused the government of rushing the legislation without debate, calling it an insult to the poor and a murder of democracy. The government defended the new law, citing its necessity for rural development and employment.
Citizens feel opposition's criticism of government is pessimistic: Jyotiraditya Scindia
Will bid for 2036 Olympics, sports infrastructure gaps being plugged: Mandaviya
ED attaches Rs 3,400 crore assets linked to Pearl group, promoter
File Muda scam report involving Sidda by Dec 23, court tells Lokayukta police
Digital and determined: Uttarakhand's Gen-Z pradhans shatter stereotypes
Several steps being taken against pollution, results to show in coming years: Bhupender Yadav
SC upholds man's will cutting off daughter for marrying 'outsider'
SC satisfied as Kerala govt, governor agree on VCs
Karnataka passes bill against hate speech with 10-year jail, Rs 1 lakh fine
Mehbooba objects to allotment of fertile land to BSF
Lashkar OGWs bail plea rejected
Priyanka Gandhi meets Nitin Gadkari over work, shares food & laughter
India's motto is 'Make in India, Make for the World', says PM Modi
SC: Talent wasted, must reappoint retd HC judges to clear backlog
'Burning Of Bodies Worsens Pollution': SP Leader's Remark Fires Up Political Debate, BJP Hits Back
RK Chaudharyadvocated for a greater push towards electric or gas crematoriums from wooden pyres, while the BJP labelled the comments as 'insensitive'and 'culturally tone-deaf'
'VB-G RAM G' bill: Congress may launch nationwide stir against 'diluted' job law
Midnight Shift: VB-G RAM G Bill Clears Rajya Sabha After StormyDebate, Set To Replace MGNREGA
Opposition leaders termed the move a 'blow to the poor'and an 'insult to the Father of the Nation', while the government said the older scheme had become 'riddled with corruption'
Parliament has passed the Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin) or VB-G Ram G Bill, 2025, replacing MGNREGA. The new law aims to enhance rural employment by focusing on durable asset creation and transparency, despite opposition protests over alleged removal of Mahatma Gandhi's name.
Three held for sacrilegious act in Doda
Lok Sabha passes 'G RAM G' bill amid fierce protests, opposition MPs tear copies
Lok Sabha passed the VB-G Ram G bill, replacing MGNREGA, amid opposition protests. Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan defended the new law, highlighting its improvements over the previous scheme's corruption and inefficiency. He also countered criticism regarding Mahatma Gandhi's name, stating it was added later and that the new bill aims for asset creation and transparency.
Terror accused confesses to crime, sentenced to 4 Yrs 4 months
Srinagar, Dec 18: An accused in a terror case in Pulwama district has been sentenced to four years and four months imprisonment after he confessed to involvement in the crime, a police spokesman said here on Thursday. In a major boost to the fight against terrorism, Police in Pulwama have secured conviction in a terror-related [] The post Terror accused confesses to crime, sentenced to 4 Yrs 4 months appeared first on Northlines .
Adopt zero tolerance towards terrorists, their supporters: LG
Jammu Tawi, Dec 18: Stressing on the need for coordinated and decisive action against terrorists, their enablers and ideologues, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, on Thursday directed the security top brass to completely dismantle the terror ecosystem and eliminate safe havens. Chairing UT level security conference here on the theme Viksit Bharat: Security Dimensions, LG [] The post Adopt zero tolerance towards terrorists, their supporters: LG appeared first on Northlines .
J&K to tackle bird hazards near airports
Panels formed to tackle bird-attraction risks around aerodromes Jammu Tawi, Dec 18:In a move to safeguard air travel, the Jammu & Kashmir government has constituted two committees to monitor and regulate activities prohibited under Rule 91 of the Indian Aircraft Rules, 1937. The government has constituted two committees, one each for Kashmir and Jammu, for [] The post J&K to tackle bird hazards near airports appeared first on Northlines .
Promoting tourism in J&K through multiple schemes: Centre
New Delhi, Dec 18:The Centre is promoting tourism in Jammu and Kashmir through multiple schemes aimed at destination development and strengthening tourism infrastructure, Union Tourism Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat told the Rajya Sabha on Thursday. Replying to a parliamentary question, Shekhawat, said the Ministry of Tourism is promoting destinations and tourism experiences across the country, [] The post Promoting tourism in J&K through multiple schemes: Centre appeared first on Northlines .
Winter break for colleges from Dec 27
Jammu Tawi, Dec 18:The Jammu and Kashmir Higher Education Department (HED) has proposed 49 days winter break for degree colleges of Kashmir division and winter zones of Jammu division from December 27. Director Colleges of Jammu and Kashmir, Prof Sheikh Ajaz Bashir informed that the department has proposed to announce winter vacation from December 27 [] The post Winter break for colleges from Dec 27 appeared first on Northlines .
Three JK districts recorded 20 pc rainfall deficit
Jammu Tawi, Dec 17:Three districts of Jammu and Kashmir recorded deficient rainfall during the 2025 southwest monsoon season, official data tabled in the Lok Sabha revealed. The Ministry of Earth Sciences, while responding to a question raised by Lok Sabha member Shri Anil Yeshwant Desai informed that Kishtwar, Kupwara and Shopian districts witnessed rainfall shortfall [] The post Three JK districts recorded 20 pc rainfall deficit appeared first on Northlines .
34,428 Km new railway tracks added in J&K; terrain, land issues persist
New Delhi, Dec 17:The delays in several railway infrastructure projects in Jammu and Kashmir are linked to different challenges like land acquisition, forest clearances, difficult terrain and other statutory issues, the Union Ministry said on Thursday. However, the Centre has asserted that it is making sustained efforts to expedite the execution of these projects. The [] The post 34,428 Km new railway tracks added in J&K; terrain, land issues persist appeared first on Northlines .
PMAY-U houses crosses 45,000 Mark in J&K, 1,434 sanctioned in Ladakh
New Delhi, Dec 18:More than 45,000 houses have been sanctioned under the Pradhan Mantri Awas YojanaUrban (PMAY-U) and PMAY-U 2.0 in Jammu and Kashmir, the government of India informed the Lok Sabha on Thursday. It added that Ladakh has received approval for more than 1,400 houses under the scheme. In a written reply to the [] The post PMAY-U houses crosses 45,000 Mark in J&K, 1,434 sanctioned in Ladakh appeared first on Northlines .
Centre approves 44 Flood Management Projects for J&K
New Delhi, Dec 18:The Centre has approved 44 flood management projects for Jammu and Kashmir since the Eleventh Plan, through an estimated cost of 2,594.12 crore; of this, 805.27 crore has been released as central assistance till March 2025. The Ministry of Jal Shakti informed the Lok Sabha that Jammu and Kashmir has received [] The post Centre approves 44 Flood Management Projects for J&K appeared first on Northlines .
CRPF jawan dies of cardiac arrest
Srinagar, Dec 18: A Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) jawan died of a suspected cardiac arrest at Anantnag Railway Station during the intervening night, officials said. Officials said that the jawan, identified as Lakhwinder Singh (55), son of Ajaib Singh and a resident of Punjab, was posted with 90 Battalion, E Company, at Anantnag [] The post CRPF jawan dies of cardiac arrest appeared first on Northlines .
Winters in Jammu and Kashmir are not merely a test of endurance against snow and sub-zero temperatures; they are increasingly emerging as a serious public health challenge. Medical experts have repeatedly warned that the harsh winter months witness a worrying surge in heart attacks and strokes, exposing the vulnerability of the regions population to cold-induced [] The post Winters Silent Threat appeared first on Northlines .
