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In the winter battles that decided the fate of a crucial Kashmir sector, Brigadier Mohammad Usman led from the front, steadied a thin line at Naushera, and became one of independent India’s earliest battlefield icons.
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Poonch survived because a besieged garrison improvised an airbridge and fought off constant raids, but the siege ended only when relief columns forced their way through. In the middle of that push, Lieutenant Colonel Dharam Singh led a brutal night battle on a key feature that helped open the road.
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India’s longest internal security operation evolved not through one grand plan, but through countless battalion-level adjustments that slowly bent a brutal insurgency
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According to intelligence sources, the core objective of the outreach is to resurrect the Kashmir jihad narrative and cloak it in religious legitimacy.
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Amid controversy over a National Law University's location, Kashmir leader Sajad Lone has suggested that the time may have come to rethink the administrative relationship between Jammu and Kashmir.
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Details of the mosque's monthly budget, bank account information, management structure and the nature of land on which it is built have also been reportedly sought.
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The critically endangered Hangul deer population in Kashmir has risen to 323. Experts call this a remarkable recovery, highlighting effective conservation, community efforts and hope for endangered species globally.
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Thick fog in Udhampur has triggered Himalayan Griffon vultures to migrate to nearby hills. Their movement is boosting the ecosystem, delighting locals and offering scientists valuable ecological insights.
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For the 2025-26 academic year, 42 of the 50 students in the inaugural batch were Muslims, and one was a Sikh — a composition that triggered intense protests from several groups in Jammu.
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With Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance, the Centre reviews Salal, Ratle and Dulhasti projects, as it looks to unlock hydropower potential across the Indus basin
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The cricketer has been identified as Furqan Bhat, who has been called in for questioning by authorities.
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"It is our destiny that there are some people whose aim is something else. They are treading Hitler's path and want to create a Hitler-type regime," he said.
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"A total of 791 drone intrusions (nine incidents along IB in J&K and 782 along IB in Punjab/Rajasthan) were reported during this year," it said.
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The anger against the reservation policy in the higher educational institutions and government departments of the Union territory gained momentum after the Omar Abdullah government was sworn into office in October this year.
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Defence sources told ANI that instead of scaling down activity due to extreme weather, troops have expanded their reach into snowbound and high-altitude zones where terrorist elements are believed to be seeking cover.
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Formed in 1993, the All Party Hurriyat Conference (APHC) was a conglomerate of separatist groups in Jammu and Kashmir, wielding enough influence to coordinate mass shutdowns and political mobilisations.
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Gulmarg in Jammu and Kashmir is now home to the world’s highest revolving restaurant at 14,000 feet, offering panoramic Himalayan views and boosting winter tourism infrastructure.
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Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah placed the burden of creating that environment squarely on Pakistan.
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The encounter erupted at village Soan in Majalta area when security forces launched a search operation following information about the presence of three terrorists
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Azhar’s latest admission once again reinforces India’s long-standing charge that Pakistan has used terrorism as a formal state policy to target India, offering shelter and impunity to globally wanted terrorists.
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Besides harbouring suicide bomber Dr Umar, the accused is also charged with destruction of evidence related to the terrorist attack.
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He said the Centre has strengthened the security grid in the last seven years by constructing 586 fortified police stations.
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According to reports, the Lieutenant Governor is presiding over a “high-level security meet" following the deadly blast at Delhi's Red Fort.
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India has an estimated 21,133 MW of small-hydro potential, of which at least 5,000 MW has been developed, leaving around 75 percent untapped, mostly in Himalayan and northeastern states, according to government data seen by Moneycontrol.
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The chief minister said that those authorising such measures should introspect
