Author: Minhaj.sheikh

In recent years, the picturesque region of Kashmir has undergone a remarkable transformation, shifting its focus from the tumultuous scenes of stone pelting to the triumphant arena of sports. This journey not only symbolizes a change in perspective but also underscores the power of sports in fostering unity, resilience, and positive change. Gone are the days when the headlines from Kashmir primarily featured unrest and conflicts. Today, they are increasingly dominated by stories of sporting achievements that reflect the determination of their young athletes. This shift can be attributed to various factors, including increased administrative support, improved infrastructure, and a…

The recently introduced “Land to Landless Scheme” in Jammu & Kashmir has been making news for its beneficial influence on the underprivileged populations of the region, marking a significant step toward social empowerment. The scheme, which aims to grant land ownership to those who have long been denied this fundamental right, is now giving countless families a sense of hope and security. The Land to Landless Scheme, which the government spearheaded with vision, is about to give plots of land to hundreds of marginalized families throughout Jammu and Kashmir. The goal of this effort is to empower marginalized communities and…

In a recent statement concerning the removal of his grandfather Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah’s name from the Kashmir International Conference Center, former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir and vice president of the National Conference Omar Abdullah said that while the lieutenant governor will eventually leave Jammu and Kashmir, we have to remain here permanently. Jammu and Kashmir’s Lieutenant-Governor Manoj Sinha reacted to the statement, saying that those who criticize him are rich and dishonest. He stressed that his goal is to leave a lasting legacy of significant accomplishments, peace, development, and economic stability, rather than to live permanently in the…

With nearly 15,000 visitors to the Valley since the year’s commencement, Kashmir is once again brimming with international visitors after years of decline. In recent years, Kashmir appeared to be desolate, with vacant houseboats, abandoned hotels, and shuttered shutters. However, the revival of the tourism industry has restored the smiles on every individual’s face working in the sector. Thousands of domestic tourists have been visiting Kashmir, and the growing number of foreign tourists has also boosted the morale of people working in the tourism sector. 15,161 foreign visitors have already visited the Valley this year, compared to 4,028 in 2022,…

With 913 online public services, Jammu and Kashmir has overtaken Kerala providing 911 online services to its citizens. August 24, Srinagar. In a remarkable achievement, the union territory of Jammu and Kashmir has achieved second position in national rankings for the digitization of public services. The achievement comes as a testament to the relentless efforts of the local administration to ensure that government services are at the fingertips of the citizens of Jammu and Kashmir. Announcing the on-boarding of 913 services on the e-UNNAT portal, the chief secretary of Jammu and Kashmir Dr Arun Kumar Mehta regarded it as a…

Government of India is afraid of Assembly Elections in Jammu and Kashmir: Omar Abdullah. Sheikh Minhaj. Srinagar, August 22. Delayed Elections in J&K: The erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir is undergoing the Central rule since 2019, as revocation of article 370 reorganized the state in two Union territories, Jammu and Kashmir with legislature and Ladakh without Legislature. Since that time, no assembly elections has been held in Jammu and Kashmir. It is pertinent to mention here that last assembly elections were held in Jammu and Kashmir in 2014, When Mehbooba Mufti joined hands with BJP to form the government.…