2 Bodies recovered in Srinagar

Rising Kashmir News Srinagar, Mar 06: Four houses were damaged in fire at Tangpora Safakadal. According to police fire broke out in the residential house of Ghulam Nabi Pandith son of Mohammad Abdullah resident of Tangpora Bhat Baghand engulfed the adjacent ...

Restrictions have been put in place in six police station areas of old Srinagar city and Maisuma to maintain law and order, a police spokesman said. "Restrictions have been placed in the police station areas of Nowhatta, Khanyar, Rainawari, ...

The strike call by separatists demanding return of bodies of Parliament attack convict Mohammad Afzal Guru and JKLF founder Mohammad Maqbool Bhat evoked mixed response on Thursday. The day passed off peacefully in Srinagar and other major towns of Kashmir ...

Srinagar, Mar 25 (PTI) Markets in parts of old city were closed down for an indefinite period with traders demanding removal of three CRPF bunkers in the area which they claim hamper free movement of people.Shops and other business establishments ...

SRINAGAR, Mar 16: Normal life continued to remain paralysed in large number of areas in Kashmir for the fourth consecutive day today because of the curfew and general strike. However, in rest of the Valley life returned to normal as curfew was ...

SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir police has detained Parandeep Singh, a daily wager with the Public Health Department who allegedly provided shelter to two fidayeens (suicide attackers) who carried out the suicide attack on Wednesday, killing five CRPF ...

Place: Srinagar | Agency: PTI Restrictions were on Saturday imposed by the authorities on the movement of people in most parts of Srinagar city as a precautionary measure following the death of a youth in CRPF firing in Zoonimar area of the city.

A day after killing of a 24-year-old youth in alleged CRPF firing in old city area here, life in the Kashmir valley came to a grinding halt on Thursday in the wake of indefinite curfew imposed by authorities. Initially the authorities had announced that ...

Eleven people, including nine policemen, were injured in clashes in the strike-hit KashmirValley even as curfew remained in force in several areas in the wake of the killing of a youth allegedly in Army firing in Baramulla on Tuesday. Clashes between stone-pelting mobs and police were reported from Hyderpora, Batmaloo and Zakoora in Srinagar, Khanpora, CementBridge and Palhalan in Baramulla, Narbal crossing in Budgam, Papchan in Bandipora and Cherkoot-Lolab in Kupwara district, a police ...