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CISF Constable Shoots Himself With Service Rifle at Jammu Airport; Condition Critica
Jammu,, KNT: A Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) constable allegedly shot himself dead with his service rifle at a gate…
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Government Girls Higher Secondary School Awaits Sanctioned Posts 16 Years After Establishment
Kulgam, KNT: Government Girls Higher Secondary School Katrusoo in South Kashmir’s Kulgam, established in 2010, continues to function without formally…
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ICICI Prudential Life Upgrades Partner Stack With AI-Enabled Capabilities
Mumbai, KNT: ICICI Prudential Life Insurance has upgraded its Partner Stack with new capabilities, introducing what it calls ‘ICICI Life…
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17 CFT Illicit Timber, 2 Quintals Firewood Seized During Joint Patrol in Keller
Shopian, KNT: The Forest Department, Forest Block Nagwan Keller, in coordination with Police Keller, seized 17 cubic feet of timber…
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Deaths in Ganderbal Power Canal Revive Years-Old Fencing Demands, Safety Concerns
Ganderbal, KNT: The deaths of a 19-year-old youth and a girl in the power canal at Thune in Kangan have…
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Unidentified Dead Body Found at Chamalwas in Banihal
Banihal, KNT: An unidentified dead body was found at Chamalwas in Banihal on Tuesday, with the identity of the deceased…
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Parents Allege Non-Shortlisted Players Allowed in U-14 Football Trials at TRC, Seek Fair Selection
Srinagar, KNT: Parents of young footballers participating in the ongoing J&K Under-14 Sub-Junior Boys selection trials have raised questions over…
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Motorcyclist Killed After Unidentified Vehicle Hits Bike in Poonch
Poonch, KNT: A motorcycle rider was killed on the spot after an unidentified vehicle hit his motorcycle near Kalai in…
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Nearly Two Years Without Advocate General: J&K’s Top Legal Post Remains Vacant
Srinagar, KNT: The post of Advocate General of Jammu and Kashmir has remained vacant for nearly two years, with Chief…
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J&K Bank Crosses ₹3 Lakh Crore Business Mark, But Margins Come Under Pressure
Srinagar, KNT: Jammu and Kashmir Bank has crossed the ₹3 lakh crore business mark, even as its latest quarterly results…
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