'Sabke boss' mindset behind tariffs on India, says Rajnath
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh asserted that the world recognizes India as a rapidly growing economy with the strength to defend itself, a capability that has drawn envy. He alluded to tariff tensions, predicting that attempts to hinder India's progress through tariffs would fail due to the country's strong position.
Undocumented migrant Gujaratis self-deport amid US crackdown
Whose white tiger is it? Turf war over shifting safari in MP
Man tries mend ties with ex-wife, his 2nd spouse mutilates genitals
Allow transplants from deceased with history of diabetes, hypertension: Docs
The Indian Society for Organ Transplantation (ISOT) suggests considering organs from deceased donors with diabetes or hypertension for transplantation, emphasizing that benefits often outweigh risks. A detailed assessment co-authored by doctors from 32 top Indian medical institutions, supports individualized risk assessment of donor organs and recipient profiles, rather than outright rejection.
Man tries to jump barricade, intercepted
Operation Sindoor showed world new face of India, says PM
Mohun Bagan Ultras champion Bengali issue with giant banner during match
Virat's call stumps C'garh youth assigned RCB skipper Number
A Virat Kohli fan in Chhattisgarh, Manish Bisi, received a surprising call from Virat Kohli himself due to a technical error. The error occurred when Manish was assigned a phone number previously used by RCB player Rajat Patidar. This led to calls from other RCB celebrities before the number was eventually returned to Rajat after cyber cell intervention.
After NISAR mission, India to launch 6500-kg US communication sat: Isro chief
Following the successful launch of the NISAR satellite, ISRO is preparing to launch the US-built Block-2 BlueBird communication satellite. This satellite, weighing 6,500 kg, boasts advanced communication arrays for direct-to-smartphone broadband connectivity, eliminating the need for specialized terminals.
'Torture' of Bengalis set to become Durga Puja theme across Kolkata
Chocolates among 20% of food samples found substandard: Govt
Calcutta HC has highest backlog of cases pending for 50+ years
Kerala nurse in Yemen: Victim's brother seeks execution of Nimisha's death sentence
Mahadayi water tribunal also gets year's extension
Ranthambore's queen, estimated to be 17-18, defies age, seen mating
In Ranthambore National Park, the tigress Noor, aged 17 or 18, has been observed mating, defying typical breeding age limits for wild tigers. This rare event, witnessed in Zone 6, highlights Noor's exceptional health and genetics. Despite experts doubting successful pregnancy, her actions challenge nature's norms. Noor's longevity and continued reproductive behavior underscore the wild's unpredictable nature.
An Air India flight AI2455, en route from Thiruvananthapuram to Delhi, was diverted to Chennai due to a suspected technical fault and adverse weather. The flight landed safely, and passengers are being assisted with alternative travel arrangements.
Forces Given Free Hand To Hit Back Hard: Army Chief
New Delhi:Recounting the militarys decision-making, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Upendra Dwivedi, on Saturday, laid out the timeline of how India planned and executed Operation Sindoor, a powerful military response to the April 22 terrorist attack in Pahalgam that shocked the nation. He also revealed how the armed forces were given a free hand [] The post Forces Given Free Hand To Hit Back Hard: Army Chief appeared first on Northlines .
Road ministry makes frequent inspection NH mandatory to ensure no encroachment
To combat highway encroachments, the road transport ministry mandates frequent inspections by engineers and officers, supplemented by drone videography for regular monitoring. Encroachers will bear the removal costs, along with additional charges and penalties. This directive follows a Supreme Court order addressing NH network encroachments that cause congestion and accidents.
Unsung Hero Honoured: Porter Noor Mohammads Sacrifice in 1965 War Recognised After Six Decades
Baramulla, Aug. 10 In a moving tribute to one of Kashmirs silent war heroes, the Indian Army on Sunday honoured Noor Mohammad Thaker, a porter from LoC Uri, for his extraordinary courage and sacrifice during the 1965 Indo-Pak war. The recognition came nearly six decades after Noor was abducted and tortured by Pakistani forces [] The post Unsung Hero Honoured: Porter Noor Mohammads Sacrifice in 1965 War Recognised After Six Decades appeared first on Northlines .
Pakistan Army chief Asim Munir threatens to bomb dam if India builds it on Indus River
In an unusually blunt warning delivered on US soil, Pakistans Pakistan Army chief Asim Munir suggested his country would be prepared to unleash missile strikesand even escalate to nuclear conflict if India proceeds with dam construction on the Indus River. Speaking at a black-tie dinner in Tampa hosted by businessman AdnanAsad, Pakistans honorary consul, Munirsaidthat [] The post Pakistan Army chief Asim Munir threatens to bomb dam if India builds it on Indus River appeared first on Northlines .
EC sends notice to Bihar Dy CM Vijay Kumar Sinha for 'possessing' 2 voter cards: Officials
Kulgam anti-terror operation continues; Fresh gunfight erupts in Kishtwar
Search operation launched in Kishtwar; 2 Hizbul terrorists trapped Jammu Tawi, Aug 10: The massive anti-terror operation in Kulgam district of Jammu and Kashmir entered its 10th day on Sunday, with security forces tightening the cordon around suspected terrorist hideouts in the Akhal forest area. Officials said the ultras, believed to be highly trained in [] The post Kulgam anti-terror operation continues; Fresh gunfight erupts in Kishtwar appeared first on Northlines .
Centre has failed to curb terrorism in J&K: Khera
Srinagar, Aug 10 : Congress leader Pawan Khera on Sunday accused the BJP-led Centre of not being able to curb terrorism inJammu and Kashmirand instead indulging in jugglery of words. Participating in a chain hunger strike called by the Pradesh Congress Committee to demandJammu and Kashmirs statehood restoration, Khera was replying to a question on [] The post Centre has failed to curb terrorism in J&K: Khera appeared first on Northlines .
Pak given befitting reply through Op Sindoor: Eknath Shinde
Srinagar:MaharashtraDeputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Sunday saidPakistanhas been given a befitting reply through Operation Sindoor, while the perpetrators of the deadly Pahalgam attack were eliminated in Operation Mahadev. Talking to reporters on the sidelines of a blood donation camp organised at theArmyHospitalhere, the Shiv Sena leader said a large number of people participated in [] The post Pak given befitting reply through Op Sindoor: Eknath Shinde appeared first on Northlines .
Decades of separatism crumble as J&K leaders join national mainstream
Srinagar, Aug 10 : Several former separatist leaders inJammu and Kashmirare now publicly renouncing their past affiliations and pledging allegiance toIndia, a trend that marks a significant reversal in their stand from the early 1990s, when they often disassociated from the government under duress from terrorists. This shift began earlier this year, with more than [] The post Decades of separatism crumble as J&K leaders join national mainstream appeared first on Northlines .
BNP wooing Jamaat-e-Islami for alliance in Bangladesh polls in February
The main political party is worried at any understanding of JEI with rival NCP By Ashis Biswas KOLKATA: Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) the strongest political party in Bangladesh that had fought a running battle against the ruling Awami League (AL)-run Governments for over a decade, has appealed to the Jamaat-e-Islami (JEI) to contest [] The post BNP wooing Jamaat-e-Islami for alliance in Bangladesh polls in February appeared first on Northlines .
Need for strong peace movement to harness Nuclear weapons abolition
Peace Education must be given to the children to save the future By Dr Arun Mitra Everyone by now knows the dreadful effects of the atomic bombs used by the US on human population at Hiroshima and Nagasaki on 6th and 9th August 1945 respectively. Testimonies by the survivors, the Hibakusha and the reports [] The post Need for strong peace movement to harness Nuclear weapons abolition appeared first on Northlines .
Kerala boasts the Countrys first integrated land records digital system
Indias 1st Supercapacitor making facility in the state completes 1st phase By P. Sreekumaran THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The countrys first comprehensive land records digital system, launched in October last year, has attracted attention from many States and Union Territories. Among the States which have consulted Kerala to learn from the system, named Ente Bhoomi, [] The post Kerala boasts the Countrys first integrated land records digital system appeared first on Northlines .
Beyond any doubt, the steps taken by the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi for making Jammu and Kashmir a paradise again are noteworthy and laudable. The day the Prime Minister Modi has taken charge of the country in 2014, the political, social, and fiscal scenario of the region has seen many changes with [] The post Another Milestone achieved! appeared first on Northlines .
Operation Sindoor: Armys Strategic and Humanitarian Footprint in J&K
Shabir Ahmad The Indian Armys evolving role in Jammu & Kashmir (J&K), especially in the aftermath of Operation Sindoor, reflects a dynamic model of engagementresolute in combat, compassionate in outreach, and forward-looking in peacebuilding. Its sustained efforts to transform conflict-affected areas into environments of hope stand as a testament to its adaptable strategy and [] The post Operation Sindoor: Armys Strategic and Humanitarian Footprint in J&K appeared first on Northlines .
Congress leader Anand Sharma resigns as chairman of AICC Foreign Affairs Department
Senior Congress leader Anand Sharma was part of an all-party delegation that visited multiple countries as part of India's big diplomatic outreach Operation Sindoor.
In a historic move, the Indian Navy will commission stealth frigates Udaygiri and Himgiri simultaneously at Visakhapatnam on August 26. These multi-mission warships, built by MDL and GRSE respectively, represent a significant leap in indigenous warship design and construction.
A retired woman in Mangaluru was defrauded of Rs 3.09 crore in a sophisticated digital arrest scam. Cybercriminals posing as law enforcement officials convinced her that a parcel in her name contained drugs. They coerced her into transferring her pension savings over several months, promising to resolve the fabricated case, before she realised the deception.
Poll Body Sends Notice To Bihar Deputy CM Vijay Sinha Over Alleged 2 Voter IDs
The poll body's notice came hours after Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Tejashwi Yadav leveled allegations against Sinha of holding two different voter IDs.
Delhi wall collapse: 49-year-old tenant arrested; landlord on run
In Jaitpur, southeast Delhi, a wall collapse claimed seven lives, leading to the arrest of a 49-year-old tenant for illegally housing victims on unsafe premises. The incident occurred near Mohan Baba Mandir due to heavy rain, revealing the structure was on a scrap-dumping plot. Authorities are searching for the landlord, Rajbir Bhati, who is currently absconding.
Owaisi backs AMU students protest against fee hike; demands rollback, action over harassment claims
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat voiced concerns about the increasing commercialization of healthcare and education, noting their reduced accessibility for the common person. He emphasized the need for affordable and easily accessible medical care, highlighting the limited availability of good cancer treatment in India. Bhagwat also advocated for personalized treatment approaches, recognizing the limitations of uniformly applying Western medical research.
Congress plans a comprehensive audit of the 2019 Lok Sabha voters' list, alleging irregularities. KC Venugopal highlighted that opposition parties lost in 48 constituencies by narrow margins. He claimed PM Modi's mandate wasn't genuine, citing Rahul Gandhi's allegations of electoral fraud.
Haryana tremors: 3.1 magnitude hits Jhajjar, no casualties reported
A 3.1 magnitude earthquake rattled the Jhajjar region on Sunday afternoon, causing tremors but no reported casualties. The National Centre for Seismology reported the quake's epicentre was 7 km east-northeast of Jhajjar. This event follows a series of recent tremors in the Rohtak-Jhajjar belt, including a 3.3 magnitude quake on July 17 and a stronger 4.
IAF legend Group Captain DK Parulkar, who escaped Pakistani captors in 1971, dies
Group Captain Dilip Kamalkar Parulkar (Retd), a 1971 war hero, passed away on Sunday. Known for his bravery and escape from Pakistani captivity, Parulkar received the Vayu Sena Medal for his courage during the 1965 war. His most notable act was masterminding a daring escape from a PoW camp during the 1971 war, earning him the Vishisht Sena Medal.
Why Keep Lying? Kiren Rijiju To Rahul Gandhi Over 'IAF's Hands Tied' Remark
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju criticiced Rahul Gandhi for his remarks on the Indian Air Force, accusing him of lying. IAF Chief refuted Gandhi's claims, stating they had full freedom
'Provide Documents': EC Asks Rahul Gandhi For 'Poll Data' He Cited In Voter Theft Allegations
The Karnataka chief electoral officer said Congress MP Rahul Gandhi had cited Election Commission records to show that a voter, identified as Shakun Rani, had cast her vote twice
J&K: Police crackdown on drugs spurs shift to medical opioids as ISI fuels menace
SRINAGAR, Aug 10: As security forces continue their fight against terrorism, the Srinagar police has launched a crackdown against drug abuse and trafficking that has led to the arrest of 97 people and the filing of 73 cases in the last three months. Officials cite intelligence reports indicating that Pakistans Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), having failed [] The post J&K: Police crackdown on drugs spurs shift to medical opioids as ISI fuels menace appeared first on Northlines .
Bihar polls: JD(U) workers urge Nitish Kumar's son to contest; erect posters outside party office
Janata Dal (United) workers have put up posters in Patna, urging Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's son, Nishant Kumar, to contest the upcoming Bihar assembly elections. Nishant is scheduled to address a public meeting, fueling speculation about his formal entry into politics.
India's giant space leap: After NISAR mission, Isro to launch 6,500-kg US satellite
ISRO is set to launch a 6,500 kg US-built communication satellite from Indian soil, marking a significant milestone. This follows the successful launch of the NASA-ISRO NISAR mission on July 30. ISRO Chairman V Narayanan highlighted this achievement, recalling India's humble beginnings in space with a donated rocket from the US.
Himachal Pradesh is grappling with severe monsoon rains, resulting in 219 deaths and significant infrastructure damage estimated at Rs 1,988 crore since June 20. An orange warning has been issued for the next four days, anticipating further heavy rainfall and potential disruptions. Authorities are urging residents to stay vigilant, especially in vulnerable areas, as restoration efforts continue amidst unprecedented damage.
Bengaluru Metro: How Yellow Line Launch Passed Through Credit War, Camaraderie & Jibes
While PM Modi launched the Yellow Line and flagged off first driverless train from Ragigudda after inaugurating 3 Vande Bharat trains the political theatre just got interesting
Operation Sindoor testament to tri-services synergy: CDS Chauhan
New Delhi, Aug 10: Operation Sindoor was a testament to the tri-services synergy and there is a need to continue the reforms, coordination and adaptability to meet the evolving security challenges, Chief of Defence Staff Gen Anil Chauhan has said. In an address at the College of Defence Management in Secunderabad, the top military [] The post Operation Sindoor testament to tri-services synergy: CDS Chauhan appeared first on Northlines .
The INDIA bloc is set to field a joint candidate for the upcoming vice-presidential election, aiming to send a strong political message. Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge is engaging with allies to build consensus on potential nominees. This move follows a recent show of unity among opposition parties, including discussions on voter list manipulation led by Rahul Gandhi.
LG Sinha Credits PM Modi for Unprecedented Rail Growth in J&K
New Delhi/Katra, Aug 10: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today flagged off Amritsar Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra Vande Bharat Train. The Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha expressed gratitude to the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi for dedicating the Vande Bharat Train between Amritsar to Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra Station. The new Vande Bharat Train [] The post LG Sinha Credits PM Modi for Unprecedented Rail Growth in J&K appeared first on Northlines .
Bihar SIR: No deletion of name from draft roll without notice, ECI tells SC; addresses doubts
The Election Commission of India (ECI) assured the Supreme Court that no voter's name in Bihar's draft electoral roll will be deleted without prior notice, a hearing opportunity, and a reasoned order. While the draft omits 65 lakh names, the EC clarified it isn't legally bound to share a separate list of those excluded or their reasons.
Sab ke boss to hum hain: Rajnath Singh's big veiled attack on Trump tariffs; 'bid to damage economy'
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh criticized the US President's tariff hikes on Indian imports, suggesting that some global powers are attempting to hinder India's economic progress due to jealousy over its rapid growth. Despite these challenges, Singh asserted India's unstoppable rise as a major global power, highlighting the country's increasing defence exports as a sign of resilience and strength.
Rahul Gandhi has intensified his conflict with the Election Commission of India, alleging compromised democratic processes and launching a public support platform. He demands transparency and access to digital voter rolls for public auditing, citing potential 'vote theft' in the recent Lok Sabha elections.
Tejashwi Yadav accused Bihar's Deputy CM Vijay Kumar Sinha of voter fraud, claiming Sinha is registered in two constituencies with different ages and EPIC numbers. Yadav questioned the Election Commission's role, alleging possible forged signatures and deliberate facilitation of duplicate registrations for BJP supporters. The Election Commission refuted Yadav's claims, deeming the presented EPIC as fake and demanding its submission.
Operation Sindoor Was Like Playing Chess in the Grey Zone: Army Chief
Chennai, August 10: Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi on Saturday described Operation Sindoor as an unconventional, high-stakes mission, likening it to a strategic chess game where every move had to be calculated without knowing the enemys next step. Speaking at a function at IIT-Madras, Gen Dwivedi recalled the May 2025 military action against terror [] The post Operation Sindoor Was Like Playing Chess in the Grey Zone: Army Chief appeared first on Northlines .
Pakistan Loses Rs 4.1 Billion in Two Months Over Airspace Ban on Indian Airlines
Islamabad, August 10: Pakistans Airports Authority (PAA) has incurred a revenue shortfall of Rs 4.1 billion in just over two months due to the closure of its airspace for Indian airlines, official data has revealed. The airspace restrictions were imposed after the April 22 Pahalgam terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir, which killed 26 [] The post Pakistan Loses Rs 4.1 Billion in Two Months Over Airspace Ban on Indian Airlines appeared first on Northlines .
Kulgam Encounter Enters 10th Day; Security Forces Tighten Cordon
Srinagar, August 10: The anti-terror operation in Kulgam district of Jammu and Kashmir entered its 10th day on Sunday as security forces intensified efforts to trap militants hiding in the Akhal forest area. The operation is still in progress. Security forces are trying to close in on the positions of the hiding ultras, an [] The post Kulgam Encounter Enters 10th Day; Security Forces Tighten Cordon appeared first on Northlines .
Hiding EC allegations?: Congress MP questions Armys Op Sindoor statement 'timing'; targets Centre
Congress MP Imran Masood questions the timing of Air Chief Marshal AP Singh's remarks on Operation Sindoor, suspecting a diversion from Election Commission allegations. The operation, launched in response to a terror attack, targeted terror infrastructure in Pakistan.
'Voter fraud', SIR row: Kharge to host dinner for INDIA bloc MPs; what's on agenda?
Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge is set to host a dinner for INDIA bloc MPs amidst escalating concerns over alleged electoral roll manipulation in Bihar and accusations of poll rigging. This gathering, coinciding with a protest march to the Election Commission, underscores the opposition's united front against perceived threats to democracy and electoral integrity.
J&K: Encounter breaks out between security forces, terrorists in Kishtwar
Jammu, Aug 10: The gunfight erupted today between security forces and terrorists in Kishtwar district of Jammu and Kashmir. Indian Army said, Alert troops while carrying out an intelligence based operation on early morning today have established contact with terrorists in general area of Dul in Kishtwar. Exchange of gunfire is going on and operation [] The post J&K: Encounter breaks out between security forces, terrorists in Kishtwar appeared first on Northlines .
'Huge criminal fraud': Congress launches campaign against 'vote chori'; urges citizens to register
The Congress party has launched a portal to garner public support for Rahul Gandhi's vote chori allegations, demanding digital voter rolls. The platform showcases purported evidence of electoral fraud and encourages citizens to register their opposition. Gandhi claims a BJP-ECI collusion led to manipulated voter lists, citing a Karnataka constituency as an example.
We played chess: Army chief says saw 'political clarity' during Op Sindoor; recalls tactics used
Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi shared details about Operation Sindoor. It followed the Pahalgam attack. The government gave the army a free hand. Indian forces struck terror bases in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. Air Chief Marshal AP Singh revealed the destruction of Pakistani assets. He credited the government's clear political will. The operation galvanised the nation.
J&K: Army troops launch anti-terror operation in Kishtwar; gunfire exchanged
In the Kishtwar region of Jammu and Kashmir, a gunfight erupted between security forces and terrorists on Sunday. Indian Army troops, acting on intelligence, made contact with the terrorists in the Dul area early on August 10. An exchange of gunfire ensued, and the operation is currently ongoing as security forces work to neutralize the threat.
Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi criticized Pakistan's claims of victory in the May clashes following Operation Sindoor, highlighting the importance of narrative management in war. He emphasized that the Centre granted the armed forces a free hand to execute Operation Sindoor after the Pahalgam attack.
SC sets up panel led by ex-HC judge for Banke Bihari temple
The Supreme Court has established an 11-member interim high-powered committee, led by Justice Ashok Kumar, to oversee the Banke Bihari temple's operations and plan its holistic development. The court permitted the Uttar Pradesh government to acquire land for a corridor similar to the Kashi Vishwanath Temple.
Kiren Rijiju: New tax bill has essence of original bill
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju addressed concerns regarding the new Income Tax Bill, 2025, assuring that it integrates all amendments proposed by the select committee and accepted by the government. Rijiju emphasized that social media apprehensions are unfounded, as the bill reflects six months of diligent work and incorporates suggested changes, maintaining the original bill's essence.
Air India raises retirement age of pilots from 58 to 65
Air India has increased the retirement age for pilots from 58 to 65 years, aligning it with the previous Vistara pilots' retirement age following the merger last November. The retirement age for other employees has also been raised from 58 to 60.
Cong: Treat 'vote theft' claim as suo motu plaint
Quit if you don't trust EC: BJP to Sonia, Rahul
BJP intensified its demand for Rahul Gandhi to substantiate his vote fraud allegations, highlighting his failure to accept the Election Commission's challenge to provide an affidavit. The party suggested Gandhi should resign from Lok Sabha if he lacks confidence in the EC.
Kapil Sibal: Where is Dhankhar, should we file habeas corpus?
Kapil Sibal, former minister, has raised concerns about the sudden disappearance of ex-Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar from public view since his resignation. Sibal expressed that he has been unable to reach Dhankhar and questioned whether a habeas corpus petition should be filed. He also urged the government to disclose Dhankhar's whereabouts and well-being.
Justice Pardiwala's anti-quota remark expunged in 2015
Justice J B Pardiwala, now in the Supreme Court, faced controversy for his remarks as a Gujarat HC judge. In 2015, his anti-reservation comments in a sedition case led to a removal motion, prompting him to expunge the remarks. Recently, his criticism of an Allahabad HC judge was also retracted after intervention, highlighting the complexities of judicial pronouncements.
Training academys aircraft hardlands at Baramati airport & veers off runway, trainee pilot safe
Festival discount: Railways to start round trip offer
To ease Diwali-Chhath rush, Indian Railways introduces a pilot 'round trip package' offering a 20% discount on base fares, excluding 'flexi fare' trains like Rajdhani and Vande Bharat. Booking starts August 14 for travel between October 13-26, with return journeys bookable for November 17-December 1.
Amid tariff fury, India backs Trump-Putin's planned talks in Alaska
S-400 was a game-changer in Indo-Pak face-off: IAF
Air Chief Marshal A P Singh revealed that during Operation Sindoor, India achieved its largest surface-to-air kill by downing a Pakistani aircraft at 300km, crediting the S-400 system. The IAF also confirmed five kills of Pakistani fighters through electronic means. India targeted Pakistani airbases and infrastructure, including hangars and radar sites, causing significant damage and operational disruptions.
Under whose pressure did PM halt military operation, asks Cong
Very clear political direction for Op Sindoor, no restrictions imposed on us: IAF chief
Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh asserted that the armed forces faced no operational restrictions during the May 7-10 hostilities against Pakistan. He emphasized the government's clear political will and the forces' autonomy in deciding engagement rules. This statement counters claims of constraints made by India's defence attache.
Didnt sleep properly till Pahalgam attackers were killed: LG Sinha
Slams CM Omar; says Baisaran reopened without informing authorities Srinagar, Aug 9: Revealing that he couldnt get proper sleep till three terrorists involved in April 22 Pahalgam terror attack were eliminated by the security forces, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, on Saturday reiterated that attack on tourists at Baisaran Valley that left 26 civilians, mostly tourists [] The post Didnt sleep properly till Pahalgam attackers were killed: LG Sinha appeared first on Northlines .
PM Modi to flag off Katra-Amritsar Vande Bharat train today
New Delhi, Aug 9: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will virtually flag off Vande Bharat Train tomorrow between Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra Railway Station of Jammu Division of Northern Railway and Amritsar Railway Station of Ferozepur Division via Jammu-Pathankot-Jalandhar Vyas, officials here today said. The train service will be connecting two religious towns of Amritsar [] The post PM Modi to flag off Katra-Amritsar Vande Bharat train today appeared first on Northlines .
Manjha thread slits youths throat in Udhampur, Activists demand action against police
Jammu Tawi, Aug 9: A 25-yr-old youth today died of throat slit due to kite flying thread (manjha) in Udhampur district. Police said that manjha thread hit the neck of a youth identified as Rajendra Kumar, 25, son of Subhash Chander, resident of Garhi, Udhampur while he was riding on a two-wheeler. He was immediately [] The post Manjha thread slits youths throat in Udhampur, Activists demand action against police appeared first on Northlines .
Ahead of I-Day, top cop reviews security scenario
Jammu Tawi, Aug 9: Newly appointed Senior Superintendent of Police, Ramban, Arun Gupta, ahead of Independence Day celebrations today reviewed the security scenario in the district. Chairing a meeting of officers, the top cop reviewed the security grid preparations in the region along with law and order, terrorist activities. Other areas that were discussed included [] The post Ahead of I-Day, top cop reviews security scenario appeared first on Northlines .
Congress launches hunger strike, seeks restoration of J&K statehood
Srinagar, Aug 9: The Jammu and Kashmir Congress leader on Saturday sat a hunger strike here to press for the restoration of the Union territorys statehood. The strike was launched by Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) president Tariq Karra at the partys head office at M A Road here. Karra and other senior [] The post Congress launches hunger strike, seeks restoration of J&K statehood appeared first on Northlines .
LMD claims seizure of 27 Qntl expired fish chicken, Names of traders not revealed
Jammu Tawi, Aug 9: Over 2700 kgs of expired fish and chicken were seized and subsequently destroyed in a joint inspection by Legal Metrology Department (LMD) and Food Safety Department here on Saturday, officials said, prompting the registration of three separate cases against the erring shopkeepers. The recovery of 27 quintals of expired frozen food [] The post LMD claims seizure of 27 Qntl expired fish chicken, Names of traders not revealed appeared first on Northlines .
Police raid 26 houses in Kishtwar terror crackdown
Jammu Tawi, Aug 9: The Jammu and Kashmir Police on Saturday conducted searches at 26 houses, including that of Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Mohammad Amin Bhat alias Jehangir Saroori, in a massive clampdown on the terror ecosystem in the Kishtwar district, officials said. Besides Bhat, the raids mostly targeted homes of terrorists operating from Pakistan and [] The post Police raid 26 houses in Kishtwar terror crackdown appeared first on Northlines .
Can people be happy only with development: Wangchuk on Ladakhs core demands?
New Delhi, Aug 9: Ladakh has witnessed rapid infrastructure development since it became a Union Territory, but people cant be happy only with development if their voices are not heard, climate activist Sonam Wangchuk said, pressing the demand for statehood and sixth schedule. The Ramon Magsaysay Awardee said locals point out that development is there [] The post Can people be happy only with development: Wangchuk on Ladakhs core demands? appeared first on Northlines .
J&K: Raids on terrorists homes in Kishtwar
Jammu and Kashmir police intensified its crackdown on terror networks, conducting extensive searches in Kishtwar at 26 locations, including the residence of Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Mohammad Amin Bhat. This follows similar raids in Doda, targeting homes of Pakistan-based terrorists across 15 locations.
Pakistan calls IAF chiefs statement implausible, ill-timed and politically motivated
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif refuted the Indian Air Force chief's claim that India downed multiple Pakistani fighter jets and a large aircraft during Operation Sindoor. Asif dismissed the statement as a dangerous distortion intended for domestic political gain.
Op Sindoor: Pakistan lost 5 jets, one military aircraft, says IAF Chief
During Balakot, lack of visible proof hindered showcasing achievements This time, India presented evidence of targets destroyed 2 command & control centres in Muridike & Chak-lala hit 6 radars and 2 surface-to-air guided weapon systems in Lahore and Okara struck 3 hangars at Sukkur, Bholari, Jacobabad destroyed S-400 air defence system proved to be a [] The post Op Sindoor: Pakistan lost 5 jets, one military aircraft, says IAF Chief appeared first on Northlines .
