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| Kashmiri Migrant students experience Beating Retreat at Suchetgarh Border | | 
Jammu, November 23 (Scoop News)- On the fifth day of World Heritage Week 2025, the Department of Archives, Archaeology & Museums, under the supervision of Director K.K. Sidha, organised an extensive visit to the Suchetgarh Border and Octroi Post for 51 students from Migrant School, Bohri.
The group was led by Assistant Director, Dr. Sangeeta Sharma.
The initiative was aimed to give students a firsthand connection to India’s border heritage, patriotic traditions and military discipline.
The visit began with students witnessing the Beating Retreat ceremony, which commenced with patr... |
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| | Police takes action against 09 stunt bikers in Ganderbal | | |
Srinagar, November 23 (Scoop News)-Police in Ganderbal during a special drive against traffic violations, detained nine (09) teenagers found performing dangerous and life-threatening stunts on the National Highway (NHW).
During the action, police also seized five (05) modified motorcycles with concealed rear registration number plates, in violation of the Motor Vehicles Act.
The apprehended teenagers will be handed over to their families after proper counselling and execution of a good-behaviour bond to ensure that such acts are not repeated in the future.
J&K Police urges parents to remain vigilant and advises youth to refrain from such unsafe practices that endanger their own... |
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| | Police arrests drug peddler in Anantnag, contraband substance recovered | | |
Srinagar, November 22 (Scoop News)-In continuation of its stringent action against drug menace, Police have arrested a drug peddler in Anantnag and recovered contraband substance from his possession.
A police team from Police Post Sangam apprehended a suspected drug peddler during routine checking. During search, 1.3Kgs of Charas like substance was recovered from his possession. He has been identified as Owais Hassan Allie son of Gh. Hassan Allie resident of Naina G.B. Khalil.
The contraband has been seized, and the accused has been taken into custody. In this regard, a case under relevant provisions of law has been registered at Police Station Bijbehara, and further investigation i... |
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| | Police Cracks Down on Vehicle Dealers In Anantnag | | Inspection Drive Aims to Curb Illegal Activities | |
Srinagar, November 21 (Scoop News)-In a proactive effort to enhance security and curb illegal activities, Police in Anantnag conducted rigorous checking of vehicle dealers across the district. The special drive was carried out on the directions of senior leadership to ensure strict compliance with legal norms governing the sale and purchase of vehicles.
During the inspection, teams verified documentation related to vehicle registration, stock records, sale/purchase agreements, and identification details of buyers and sellers. The drive also focused on ensuring that no unregistered or suspicious vehicles were being stored or traded through unauthorized channels.
The police have advis... |
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| | Khushboo Jan creates history at First UT-Level Athletic Meet | | Inspires Hundrends at GCOPE Ganderbal | 
Gadoora, Ganderbal,November 21 (Scoop News)-In a moment that will be remembered as one of the most emotional and inspiring episodes in the history of sports in Jammu & Kashmir, a physically challenged girl, Khushboo Jan (aged 14–15 years), stunned everyone by courageously stepping onto the track and completing a solo 400-metre run during the UT-Level Athletic Meet at the Government College of Physical Education (GCOPE), Gadoora, here.
Overwhelmed by the electrifying sports atmosphere and boundless enthusiasm surrounding the event, Khushboo, who was present along with one of the participati... |
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| | Director Panchayati Raj reviews progress of PGs, People's Plan Campaign, MWFGP | | |
Jammu,November 21 (Scoop News)-Director of Panchayati Raj, Sham Lal on Friday chaired a review meeting to assess the progress of Panchayat infrastructure works taken up across Jammu and Kashmir in the financial year 2025–26.
The meeting focused on the physical progress of Panchayat Ghars (PGs), land identification for new constructions, fund disbursement through the SNA SPARSH portal via BEAMS and the operational status of Panchayat Learning Centres (PLCs).
Progress under the People's Plan Campaign (PPC), Model Women Friendly Gram Panchayats, DARPG Awards and preparations for Constitution Day (Samvidhan Diwas) (November 26) was also reviewed.
It was informed that the department h... |
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| | Ashok Koul asks Kishtwar BJP for people welfare outreach | | |
Kishtwar, November 21 (Scoop News)-The Bharatiya Janata Party District Kishtwar led by its President Ravi Parihar held an organizational review meeting at the Party office, Kishtwar.
J&K BJP General Secretary (Organization) Ashok Koul chaired the meeting, with District Prabhari Pawan Sharma, senior leader Tariq Keen and other prominent functionaries in attendance.
In his address, Ashok Koul issued a clear and politically charged call for strengthening the BJP’s footprint across the district. He said the BJP’s success rests on its disciplined cadre, and it is now imperative that every functionary translates organizational strength into visible, decisive action on the ground.
“T... |
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| | Speaker JKLA receives Rasa Javedani Memorial Literary Award | | Releases book on Rasa Javedani | 
Jammu, November 20 (Scoop News)-Speaker, Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly (JKLA), Abdul Rahim Rather, today received Rasa Javedani Memorial Literary Award 2025 at a function organised at Jammu University by Rasa Javedani Memorial Literary Society Jammu.
The Speaker also released a book titled "RASA FAHMI" which was authored by Dr Shahnaz Qadri, Assistant Professor GDC, Sidhra Jammu. The award consisted of a turban, a shawl, a momento and a citation.
The function was presided over by Professor Mohammad Zaman, former HoD Urdu, University of Kashmir while the Speaker, JKLA was the... |
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| | AIKS delegation calls on Registrar General(Census)-demand distinct identity for Kashmiri Pandits | | 
New Delhi, November 21 (Scoop News)-A delegation of All India Kashmiri Samaj Regd. led by its President Ravinder Pandita, Called on the Registrar General Census in Govt. of India In New Delhi. The delegation demanded that during the next census to be undertaken by Govt. of India in next year, the community may be counted as Distinct identity as a displaced person. " We should be treated as the reverse minority as the Kashmiri Pandit community is termed as majority in the country while it is minority in the state. The census with distinct identity will help us in getting the exact figure of ... |
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