Author: Minhaj.sheikh

Jammu and Kashmir’s Director General of Police (DGP) Dilbagh Singh has issued a firm and uncompromising statement that sends a crystal-clear and unambiguous warning to terrorists operating from across the border. His severe warning, which he gave during the sidelines of a recent event in Kishtwar, underscores that these people would not be let to live in peace, even outside of India’s borders. The DGP said, “To the terrorists who from across the border are attempting to revive terrorism here, we want to send a strong message that they cannot live in peace there because we will find them, and…

Jammu and Kashmir has experienced several difficulties throughout the years while having a great deal of cultural diversity and historical value. The region has been in desperate need of extensive reforms due to socioeconomic inequality and political turmoil. In this regard, there is new hope for progress due to Dr. Arun Kumar Mehta’s appointment as Chief Secretary of Jammu and Kashmir. Dr. Mehta’s tenure must be extended in light of his stellar performance and visionary leadership in order to provide him the required time to completely carry out his reform agenda. The appointment of Dr. Arun Kumar Mehta as Chief…

As a result of the Pakistan-sponsored, decades-long violence in Kashmir, hundreds of Kashmiri youngsters died and their mothers continue to wail and wait for them. However, it is estimated that around 50,000 people have died as a result of the insurgency, based on official numbers from Indian sources. According to certain rights organizations, nearly 100,000 people have perished since 1989. Cross Border Terrorism: In a nutshell, since 1989, cross-border terrorism has been rampant in Jammu & Kashmir’s Kashmir Valley, resulting in a catastrophic socio-economic slump that has necessitated the unwavering efforts of security forces and the present administration of Jammu…

This year’s annual Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra saw an unprecedented increase in pilgrimage, which was a tremendous act of dedication and fortitude. The holy journey, which is renowned for its difficult terrain and harsh weather, broke all previous records for the number of pilgrims who attended. Every pilgrim’s faith and tenacity are put to the test on the grueling trip to the sacred cave of Amarnath, which is located in the beautiful Himalayan area of Jammu and Kashmir. The yatra, however, seemed to have a magnetic pull this year, bringing participants from all across the nation. According to the Shri…

Under the vital leadership of Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha and Chief Secretary Arun Mehta, Jammu and Kashmir is celebrating “Brastachar Mukt Week” from September 4 to September 10 as a significant step towards promoting good governance and tackling corruption. The region is about to enter a new age of accountability and openness thanks to this committed week-long endeavor. The UT administration is committed to eradicating corruption and putting in place transparency in government procedures. A strong declaration reiterating this commitment, “Brastachar Mukt Week” is more than just an event. In an effort to eradicate corruption from the very bedrock of…

Jammu has been on an unprecedented journey of development and progress for the last four years, with infrastructural improvements, educational advancements, and economic growth marking its path. However, amidst this remarkable progress, a shadow looms large – the relentless efforts of politicians to further their own interests, even if it means boiling the cauldron of discontent in this region. The story of Jammu’s development is nothing short of awe-inspiring. Roads that were once rugged trails are now smooth highways connecting remote villages to urban centers. Schools and colleges have sprung up like wildflowers, nurturing the dreams of countless young minds.…

Naranag has a rich religious and historical significance because it is the location of several ancient Shiva temples that date back to the eighth century, making it a popular destination for Hindu pilgrims. These stunning stone temples display the region’s rich cultural past through their detailed carvings and distinctive architectural design. Naranag is still mostly unknown to tourists despite its significance in both history and religion. Visitors are significantly discouraged by the insufficient accommodations, inadequate infrastructure, and limited transportation alternatives. Naranag’s potential as a destination for religious tourism is being limited by the lack of properly maintained roads, public amenities,…

In a bid to boost religious tourism in the picturesque region of Jammu and Kashmir, the Jammu and Kashmir administration, led by Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, has earmarked 75 new religious tourist locations for fostering spiritual experiences. The decision was made to bypass the tourist flow in light of the record-breaking influx of tourists from the previous year. It is important to note that Jammu and Kashmir witnessed over 1 crore tourists in the previous year. Impact of G-20 Tourism Working Group Meeting held in Srinagar: The G-20 tourism working group meeting in Jammu and Kashmir, which was held in…

In a significant development, the scenic region of Kashmir is now enjoying a resurgence of its nightlife following a decades-long break, marking a key turning point in its road towards stability and renewal. The valley has been given new life with the resurgence of nightlife and busy streets, bringing both economic and social benefits to its citizens. For years, the peaceful nights in Kashmir were marked by curfews and restrictions due to security concerns, which not only stifled the local economy but also left its vibrant cultural scene in hibernation. However, recent efforts by local authorities and law enforcement agencies…

In Jammu and Kashmir, recent events involving Ashok Parmar, an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) official, have aroused debate and controversy. Since March 2022, Parmar has been transferred five times. He is currently the chairman of the Bureau of Public Enterprises. He complained to Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha and Chief Secretary Dr. Arun Kumar Mehta to the National Commission for Scheduled Castes for harassment and humiliation. Background of IAS officer Ashok Parmar. The allegations against him have raised concerns among the public and ignited a heated discussion. Ashok Parmar, a 1992 batch IAS officer was initially appointed SDM…