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Lebanese Journalist Amal Khalil Killed in Israeli Airstrike While Covering South Lebanon Conflict, Colleague Seriously Injured

April 23, 2026 by NOK Desk

Lebanese Journalist Amal Khalil Killed in Israeli Airstrike

By: Sheikh Mohammad Isa

Beirut: Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil, 43, was killed in an Israeli airstrike in the southern village of Al-Tiri while reporting on the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. Her colleague Zeinab Faraj was seriously injured.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

Lebanese officials said both journalists survived the first strike near their vehicle, but were hit during a second attack moments later. Rescue workers were unable to reach them for several hours because of reported gunfire and sound grenades in the area. Khalil remained trapped under the rubble until her body was recovered. Faraj was later rescued with major injuries.

The Lebanese Health Ministry accused Israel of blocking rescue efforts. However, the Israel Defense Forces denied targeting journalists or stopping aid teams. It said people in Al-Tiri had broken the ceasefire agreement.

Lebanon’s Information Minister Paul Morcos strongly condemned the attack, calling it a clear violation of international and humanitarian law.

Press freedom groups, including Reporters Without Borders and Committee to Protect Journalists, also criticised the incident. They warned that blocking rescue teams could be considered a war crime.

Khalil’s death has raised the number of journalists killed in Lebanon this year to nine.

The strike happened during rising violence that has killed more than 2,300 people and forced over one million people to leave their homes in Lebanon since March 2. It also came as Israeli and Lebanese officials were holding new ceasefire talks in Washington.

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Iran Executes Former Nuclear Official Mehdi Farid Over Alleged Mossad Espionage Case

April 22, 2026 by NOK Desk

Iran authorities executed Mehdi Farid early Wednesday after convicting him of espionage for Mossad and “corruption on earth.”The execution is seen as a major step in Tehran’s growing internal security crackdown following recent military tensions in the region. Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

Allegations Against Mehdi Farid

According to Iranian judiciary media, Mehdi Farid was a former manager in the Passive Defense Organization, a body responsible for protecting key infrastructure from sabotage.

Human rights groups said he had also worked with the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran.

Officials accused him of several serious actions, including:

Using USB devices with infected files on internal systems
Helping foreign agents bypass secure networks
Sharing internal staff records and facility layouts
Contacting a Mossad agent for money and promises to leave Iran

Legal Case and Death Sentence

Farid was first arrested in 2023 in Arak.

He was initially sentenced to 10 years in prison and ordered to return certain assets.

Later, prosecutors challenged the verdict, and in July 2025 an appeals court upgraded the punishment to death.

Iran’s Supreme Court later confirmed the sentence.

He was then moved from Evin Prison to Ghezel Hesar Prison, where the execution was carried out.

Wider Crackdown in Iran

Farid is the second person linked to Iran’s nuclear sector to be executed in recent months.

In October 2025, nuclear engineer Javad Naeimi was executed on similar accusations.

Human rights organisations have criticised such cases, saying confessions are often obtained under pressure and trials lack transparency.

Regional Tensions Rising

The execution comes during ongoing tensions involving Iran, the United States, and Israel.

Iranian officials have recently warned that punishments for people accused of helping Israel would be carried out quickly.

Reports say Mehdi Farid is the 14th person executed in Iran this year on Mossad-related charges.

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First Amul Freight Train from Gujarat Reaches Kashmir Valley with 20 Wagons of Milk Products

April 22, 2026 by NOK Desk

In a historic first, a special freight train carrying Amul milk and dairy products from Gujarat arrived in the Kashmir Valley on Wednesday, officials said.

According to railway officials, the train started its journey from the Linch Goods Shed in Ahmedabad on April 20.The train carried 20 wagons in total. Out of these, 10 BCN wagons were sent to the Bari Brahman Goods Shed in Jammu, while the remaining 10 reached the Anantnag Goods Shed in Anantnag. Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

Officials said each consignment weighed around 500 tonnes.The shipment included toned milk, milk powder, buttermilk, lassi, and other dairy items.Senior Divisional Commercial Manager Uchit Singhal called it a proud and historic moment for the entire Union Territory.

He said the initiative was launched to benefit local traders and families by ensuring round-the-clock supply of fresh milk in Jammu city and nearby districts.Singhal added that direct rail transport would reduce both cost and delivery time compared to road transport, helping markets and consumers.

This development comes a few months after the first rail consignment of 1,350 tonnes of industrial salt reached Anantnag from Kharaghoda in October 2025.Officials said the move shows Indian Railways commitment to supplying essential goods to remote areas and strengthening trade links between Gujarat’s dairy sector and Kashmir markets.

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Anantnag Youth Among 19 Indians Detained in UAE Over “Iran-War” Social Media Posts

April 22, 2026April 22, 2026 by NOK Desk

By Sheikh Mohammad Isa

A major diplomatic and legal crisis has emerged for families in Anantnag after a missing local youth was traced to a high-security detention facility in the UAE. The youth is part of a larger group of 19 Indian nationals currently facing fast-track trials in Dubai and Abu Dhabi for digital activity linked to the escalating regional conflict involving Iran, Israel, and the United States. Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

The Incident: From “Missing” to Detained

The case first gained attention when the youth, who had moved to the UAE for employment, abruptly stopped communicating with his family in Kashmir earlier this year. After weeks of desperate searching, family members were informed through official channels that he had been picked up by UAE security forces.

Investigations by UAE authorities revealed that he was part of a digital crackdown initiated by UAE Attorney-General Dr. Hamad Saif Al Shamsi, targeting individuals spreading “misleading and fabricated content” during sensitive security periods.

The Three Categories of Violations

According to the UAE Public Prosecution, the detainees—including the Anantnag youth—have been categorized into three specific groups based on their online behavior:

Manipulated Reality: Individuals who filmed genuine interceptions of missiles or drones by UAE air defense systems but edited the footage with added sound effects (sirens, explosions) and dramatic commentary to incite public panic.
AI-Generated Misinformation: Users who utilized Artificial Intelligence to create “deepfake” videos of attacks or recirculated old footage from other countries, falsely claiming the events were happening in Dubai or Abu Dhabi.
Glorifying Hostile Entities: A group accused of posting content that “glorified” the leadership and military actions of a “hostile state” (referring to Iran-aligned actors), which authorities claim undermines the UAE’s national security and strategic interests.

Strict Legal Penalties

The UAE has warned that the crackdown is necessary to prevent “information warfare” and protect defense capabilities. Under the country’s stringent Cybercrime Law, the accused face:

A minimum of one year in prison.
Fines starting at AED 100,000 (approximately ₹22 lakh).
Potential deportation following the completion of their sentence.

Current Status & Diplomatic Intervention

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) and the Indian Consulate in Dubai have been briefed on the situation. While the UAE maintains that the arrests are a matter of national security, families in Anantnag have appealed for leniency, citing that the youth may have reshared content out of “ignorance or curiosity” rather than malicious intent.

Legal experts in the region are advising all expatriates to strictly avoid:

Photography/Videography of military installations or incident sites.
Resharing unverified news about the Iran conflict.
Political Commentary that could be perceived as siding with regional adversaries.

The cases are currently being handled through an expedited trial process, and the Indian mission is providing consular assistance to ensure the detainees have legal representation.

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Birmingham Man Admits Raping Sikh Woman After Mistaking Her for Muslim, Faces Life Sentence

April 22, 2026 by NOK Desk

A 32-year-old man has admitted raping a Sikh woman in her home after wrongly believing she was Muslim, while shouting racist and anti-Muslim abuse during the attack.

John Ashby pleaded guilty at Birmingham Crown Court to charges of rape, robbery, intentional strangulation, and religiously aggravated assault. Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

Victim Was Followed Home

The court heard that Ashby targeted the woman after seeing her on a bus. He then followed her to her home in Walsall last October.

Police footage shown in court reportedly captured the victim describing the frightening attack.

The woman said the attacker abused her and called her anti-Muslim names during the assault, even after she told him she was Sikh.

Court Heard Details of Ordeal

According to evidence presented in court, the attacker forced his way inside, threatened the victim, and assaulted her in the bathroom.

The court was told he struck her, strangled her, and carried out the rape while continuing hateful abuse.

After the attack, he allegedly stole jewellery and a mobile phone before fleeing the scene.

Guilty Plea Changed During Trial

Ashby had first pleaded not guilty, but later changed his plea during court proceedings.

The judge accepted the guilty pleas on all major charges.

Judge Considers Life Sentence

The judge warned that he is considering a life sentence because of the seriousness of the crimes.

He described Ashby as a dangerous man who entered a stranger’s home, carried out violent offences, and showed hostility based on presumed religion.

Wider Concern Over Hate Crime

The case has raised serious concern over violence against women and religious hate crime in the United Kingdom.

Sentencing is expected later this week.

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Kashmir University Suspends Scientist After Arrest in Women’s Police Station FIR

April 22, 2026 by NOK Desk

(Reports Collected From Different Media Agencies)

Kashmir University has suspended a Scientist‑C from its Computer Sciences department after his arrest following an FIR registered at the Women’s Police Station, Rambagh, officials said on Thursday. The university described the suspension as a routine administrative step while police continue their investigation.

What happened

Accused: Sajad Mohammad Khan, Scientist‑C, Department of Computer Sciences, University of Kashmir.
FIR: FIR No. 11, registered on 20 April 2026 at the Women’s Police Station, Rambagh, Srinagar.
Allegations: The complaint, filed by a 28‑year‑old woman, alleges prolonged sexual exploitation, coercion, and financial exploitation beginning in 2018. The FIR includes claims that the accused pressured the complainant into terminating pregnancies, coerced her into selling assets and taking a bank loan in her name, and threatened to release private photographs and harm her family if she pressed for marriage. The accused has been booked under provisions including Section 64 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

Police sources confirmed the accused was taken into custody after the FIR was registered and said investigations are ongoing to verify the allegations and gather evidence.

University response

The University of Kashmir issued an administrative order placing the scientist under suspension under Rule 31 of the Jammu & Kashmir Civil Services (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1956. University officials said the suspension is procedural and that any further departmental action will follow the outcome of the police probe and any internal inquiry.

A university spokesperson said the institution is cooperating with law enforcement and will take appropriate disciplinary measures if the allegations are substantiated.

Legal and investigative status

Police have not released a detailed public statement beyond confirming the FIR and the arrest. Investigating officers are expected to record statements, collect documentary and digital evidence, and examine financial transactions cited in the complaint. The complainant’s allegations of coercion and financial manipulation will be central to the probe, officials said.

Legal experts note that cases registered at women’s police stations are handled with sensitivity and that the investigation will determine whether additional charges or sections of law apply as evidence emerges.

Local reaction and context

The case has drawn attention because it involves a university employee and serious allegations of sexual and financial exploitation. Civil society groups and campus communities often watch such cases closely, calling for transparent investigations and support for complainants.

Observers say the university’s immediate suspension of the accused follows standard practice when staff face criminal proceedings, balancing the need for due process with institutional responsibility to maintain campus safety and integrity.

What to watch next

Police updates: Statements on custody status, charges framed, and evidence gathered.
University action: Any departmental inquiry, show‑cause notices, or further administrative measures.
Legal filings: Bail applications, anticipatory bail petitions, or other court proceedings by either party.
Support measures: Availability of medical, legal, and counselling support for the complainant.

The investigation remains active. Authorities have urged restraint and asked the public to avoid speculation while the police complete their inquiries.

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Dark Day in Kashmir History 22 April 2025, Against the Spirit of Kashmir

April 22, 2026 by NOK Desk

Editors Desk

On 22 April 2025, the peaceful Baisaran meadows near Pahalgam were shattered by a brutal attack that killed dozens of innocent people. What began as a routine day for visitors and local guides turned into a scene of chaos, grief, and lasting trauma. The violence stunned the region and left families, neighbours, and the wider nation searching for answers and comfort. Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

The Place and the Moment

Baisaran is known for its rolling green meadows, pony rides, and quiet trails—an escape for tourists and locals alike. That afternoon, three armed assailants emerged from the tree line and opened fire on people enjoying the valley. The attack was sudden and indiscriminate, transforming a familiar landscape into a site of horror.

What Happened

Casualties and injuries: Dozens of civilians lost their lives and many more were wounded. Families were torn apart in an instant; survivors carried physical and emotional scars that would not fade quickly.
Targeting and tactics: Reports indicated the attackers used automatic weapons and moved quickly through the meadow, leaving little time for escape. Eyewitnesses described scenes of panic as people tried to flee or shield one another.
Immediate chaos: Local responders, tourists, and nearby residents rushed to help the injured. Hospitals and emergency services were overwhelmed as they worked to treat the wounded and account for the missing.

Immediate Response and Community Reaction

Security forces launched operations to track down those responsible and to secure the area. Political leaders condemned the violence and called for swift justice. Across Kashmir, ordinary citizens, religious leaders, and civil society groups publicly denounced the attack. Neighbours opened their homes to grieving families, and volunteers organized relief and support—an outpouring of solidarity that underscored how deeply the violence ran against local values.

Human Cost and Long Term Effects

Beyond the tragic loss of life, the attack left a deep psychological toll. Survivors reported nightmares, anxiety, and a persistent fear of returning to places they once loved. The local economy, heavily dependent on tourism, suffered as visitors stayed away and businesses struggled to recover. Memorials and vigils became part of the healing process, but the path to normalcy has been slow and uneven.

Healing and Moving Forward

Recovery requires more than security measures. Families need sustained medical and psychological care, and communities need economic support to rebuild livelihoods. Open dialogue, community-led reconciliation efforts, and investment in trauma counseling are essential. At the same time, targeted, intelligence-led security reforms can help protect remote tourist sites without eroding civil freedoms.

Remembering the Victims

The Pahalgam attack of 22 April 2025 remains a painful chapter in Kashmir’s recent history. Remembering those who were lost, supporting survivors, and reaffirming the region’s rejection of violence are vital steps toward healing. In the face of grief, the resilience and compassion shown by ordinary Kashmiris offer a hopeful reminder that communities can come together to resist terror and rebuild what was broken.

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House Handed Over to Pahalgam Adil Shah’s Family One Year After Terror Attack Sacrifice

April 22, 2026 by NOK Desk

On the first anniversary of the 2025 Pahalgam terror attack, a promise made to the family of late Syed Adil Hussain Shah was fulfilled.

A new house built by Shiv Sena under the leadership of Eknath Shinde was formally handed over to his family in their native village. Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

Heroic Sacrifice During Attack

The terror attack took place on April 22, 2025, in Baisaran Valley near Pahalgam when gunmen opened fire on tourists.

Adil Shah, a 30-year-old pony operator, was helping a tourist at the time. Reports said he bravely tried to snatch a rifle from one of the attackers to save tourists and allow people to escape.He was shot dead during the act of courage. He was the only local resident killed in the attack that claimed 26 lives.

Promise Fulfilled After One Year

Moved by the family’s condition, Eknath Shinde had earlier promised to build a permanent house for them. He had also provided financial help of ₹5 lakh.On April 21, 2026, the new house was handed over in Hapatnar village near Aishmuqam.

The handover ceremony was attended by Maharashtra ministers Sanjay Shirsat and Yogesh Kadam, while Shinde joined virtually.

House Named in Tribute

The house has been named Anand Nath Bhavan in memory of Shinde’s late mentor Anand Dighe.

Family members said the house includes necessary furnishings and was built as a mark of respect for Adil’s sacrifice.

Family Expresses Gratitude

Adil’s father, Syed Haider Shah, thanked those who supported the family.He said they had no words to express gratitude and remembered how leaders stood with them in difficult times.At the same time, he said no support can remove the pain of losing a son.

More Support for the Family

The Jammu and Kashmir administration also gave a permanent government job to Adil’s wife, Gulnaz Akhter.His younger brother also reportedly received employment support.In January 2026, Adil Shah was among those honoured by the government for bravery.

Symbol of Humanity

Family members said Adil helped people without seeing religion or identity, showing that humanity comes first. His courage continues to be remembered across Kashmir and beyond.

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Trump Extends US-Iran Ceasefire at the Last Minute – Pakistan Plays Key Role in Mediation

April 22, 2026 by NOK Desk

Trump extends Iran ceasefire at 11th hour

Just hours before a fragile ceasefire between the United States and Iran was about to end, US President Donald Trump announced that he was extending it for an indefinite period. He gave credit to Pakistan’s leaders for requesting the extension and said Iran needed more time because its government is “seriously fractured.”

In a post on Truth Social, Trump explained his decision clearly. He said Iran’s leaders are divided and cannot easily agree on one plan. Pakistan’s Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif had personally asked him to hold back any new attacks on Iran so that talks could continue. Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

Trump wrote: “I have directed our military to continue the blockade of Iranian ports. We will stay ready to act, but we are extending the ceasefire until Iran submits a unified proposal and the discussions are finished — one way or the other.”

What is the Current Situation?

The original ceasefire started around April 8, 2026, as a two-week pause in fighting. It was the first major break after weeks of conflict involving the US, Iran, and regional tensions (including effects on Israel and shipping routes). Pakistan helped arrange the initial ceasefire and hosted early talks in Islamabad.

Now, with the two-week deadline approaching on April 22, Trump decided to extend it at the last minute. However, he made it clear that the US naval blockade on Iranian ports will stay in place. This blockade stops ships from easily entering or leaving Iranian ports and puts strong economic pressure on Iran.

The main point of tension is the Strait of Hormuz — a narrow sea passage through which a large part of the world’s oil passes. Iran had restricted or closed parts of it during the conflict, which caused oil prices to rise sharply. The US wants Iran to fully reopen it safely. Iran says it will not do so while the US blockade continues.

Iran’s Response

Iran has not fully agreed to the extension yet. Iranian officials, including the Foreign Ministry spokesman, said there is “no final decision” on sending a team for more peace talks. They complained about US “pressure tactics,” especially the ongoing naval blockade, which they call unacceptable and a violation of the ceasefire spirit.

Iran has signaled that it could join further talks in Pakistan, but only if the US drops its threats and lifts or eases the blockade. Some reports say Iran has not yet confirmed whether it will send negotiators to Islamabad.

Pakistan’s Important Mediation Role

Pakistan has emerged as a key go-between for the US and Iran. Both countries have good relations with Pakistan — the US sees it as a useful partner in the region, and Iran shares a border and historical ties with Pakistan.

Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif publicly thanked Trump for accepting the request to extend the ceasefire. He said it gives diplomacy a real chance.
Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir has been actively involved, including recent visits to Tehran and direct communication with US leaders.
Pakistan has offered to host more rounds of talks in Islamabad. Vice President JD Vance was supposed to lead the US side in a new round, but that trip was put on hold because of uncertainty from the Iranian side.

Pakistani leaders have been shuttling between Washington, Tehran, and other capitals to keep the dialogue alive.

Why This Matters

This conflict, sometimes called the 2026 Iran war, has already affected global oil prices, shipping, and regional stability. A full resumption of fighting could cause even bigger problems for the world economy.

Trump has warned that if no progress is made, the US is ready to resume attacks. At the same time, he says the US has already achieved many of its military goals and wants a long-term peace deal in the Middle East.

Iran insists it will not negotiate under threat and wants the blockade removed first.

What Happens Next?

The situation remains tense and can change quickly. Peace talks in Pakistan are still possible but currently stalled. Pakistani officials are continuing behind-the-scenes efforts to bring both sides back to the table.

For now, the ceasefire has been extended, buying more time for diplomacy. However, with the blockade still active and both sides accusing each other of violations, the risk of fighting starting again is real.

This development shows how Pakistan’s quiet but active diplomacy has helped prevent an immediate return to war — at least for the moment.

The world is watching closely to see whether the US and Iran can find a way forward through talks hosted in Pakistan, or whether the fragile pause will break down.

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Farooq Abdullah Says 2025 Pahalgam Attack Was Major Setback to Peace in Kashmir

April 21, 2026 by NOK Desk

On the eve of the first anniversary of the 2025 Pahalgam attack, Farooq Abdullah said the tragedy remains a major setback to peace, stability, and progress in Jammu and Kashmir.

Speaking to reporters in Bijbehara on Tuesday, Dr. Abdullah paid tribute to the victims and said such attacks not only take lives but also hurt the hopes of the people of Kashmir. Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

Remembering a Dark Day

On April 22, 2025, a deadly attack took place in the Baisaran area of Pahalgam, a well-known tourist destination.

The attack killed 26 people, including tourists and local civilians.

Farooq Abdullah said the incident deeply hurt the region at a time when tourism and normal life were improving.

He said the tragedy pushed Kashmir backwards when people were hoping for better days.

Change in Tone After Attack

Political observers say the Pahalgam attack changed Farooq Abdullah’s public tone on security matters.

Before the attack, he strongly supported dialogue between all sides to solve the Kashmir issue.

After the killings, he questioned how talks could be defended while families were grieving the loss of innocent people.

On Tuesday, he said dialogue remains important in the long run, but ending violence against civilians must come first.

Security Operations After Attack

Following the attack, Indian security forces launched operations such as Operation Sindoor and Operation Mahadev.

Officials later said the attackers were killed after a 93-day search operation that ended on July 28, 2025.

Despite this, Abdullah said the emotional impact of the attack is still felt by many people.

Call for Peace

Farooq Abdullah also spoke about global tensions, mentioning recent diplomatic efforts between the United States and Iran.

He said peace is the only path forward, whether in Kashmir or anywhere else in the world.

Security Tightened Ahead of Anniversary

As the anniversary approaches, security has been increased in tourist areas such as Pahalgam and Gulmarg.

Prayer gatherings and remembrance events are expected as the region continues healing after the tragedy.

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BJP Leader Locks SDH Banihal Gate Over Doctor Shortage, Health Services Briefly Disrupted

April 21, 2026 by NOK Desk

A dramatic protest took place on Tuesday at Sub-District Hospital Banihal when BJP leader Mohammad Saleem Bhat locked the hospital’s main gate and staged a sit-in protest over the shortage of doctors.

The protest briefly affected normal healthcare services at the hospital. Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

Mohammad Saleem Bhat, who is known for social work in the area, said the serious shortage of doctors has created major problems for patients from Banihal, Ramsoo, and Gool.

He claimed that vacant specialist posts had been raised many times with the district administration, but no proper action had been taken.

Bhat also said he tried to contact the Chief Medical Officer through hospital officials before starting the protest, but received no response.

Claims Over Staff Shortage

According to Bhat, one consultant gynaecologist was attached with the Directorate of Health Services Jammu last year after alleged misconduct.

He added that three doctors are currently on study leave, while another doctor has been deputed to District Hospital Ramban.

He said no replacements have been provided so far and criticised the National Conference-led government for failing to solve public issues.

Administration Response

The protest ended after police and Sub-Divisional Magistrate Banihal Mohammad Naseeb intervened.

He assured the protester that the issue would be raised with higher authorities.

After the assurance, the hospital gate was reopened and normal services gradually resumed.

Hospital Clarification

Hospital authorities said three medical officers are on study leave for postgraduate courses.

They also said one trained sonologist has been temporarily sent to District Hospital Ramban because the radiologist there is on leave.

Officials added that healthcare services are still continuing with available specialists, including a surgeon, orthopaedist, gynaecologist, and other doctors treating patients.

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JKBOSE Class 10th Result 2026: 88.85% Pass in Jammu Summer Zone, Girls Beat Boys Again

April 21, 2026April 21, 2026 by NOK Desk

The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) today officially announced the results of the Class 10th (Secondary School Examination) Annual Regular Summer Zone 2026 for the Jammu Division. The results, declared between approximately 10:40 AM and 11:10 AM, recorded an impressive overall pass percentage of 88.85%, with girls once again demonstrating superior academic performance by outshining boys. Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

This declaration marks a significant milestone for students in the Jammu Division’s Summer Zone, who appeared for the examinations conducted earlier in 2026. The high pass rate reflects sustained improvements in school education infrastructure, teaching quality, and student preparedness in the region.

Detailed Performance Statistics

According to official figures released by JKBOSE:

Overall Pass Percentage: 88.85%
Total Students Appeared: 50,754
Total Students Qualified: 45,094

Gender-wise Breakdown:

Girls’ Pass Percentage: 90.42%
Boys’ Pass Percentage: 87.51%

The data reveals that girls maintained a clear lead of nearly 3 percentage points over boys, continuing a well-established trend observed across multiple JKBOSE sessions in both Kashmir and Jammu divisions. This consistent outperformance by female students points to stronger consistency in preparation, better time management, and possibly more effective utilization of available academic resources and support systems in many families and schools.

While district-wise and school-wise detailed breakups, along with the full merit list and toppers, are expected to be released in the coming days through the official gazette, the overall numbers indicate a robust academic year for the Jammu Division’s Summer Zone.

How to Access JKBOSE Class 10th Result 2026

Students and parents can check the results through multiple official channels to avoid congestion on any single platform:

Online Portal (Most Recommended):

Visit the official result website: https://jkresults.nic.in or https://jkbose.jk.gov.in
Click on the link titled “Result of Secondary School Examination (Class 10th) Session Annual Regular Summer Zone Jammu Division 2026”
Enter Roll Number and Registration Number (as printed on the admit card)
Submit to view the detailed marksheet
Download the provisional PDF and take a printout for reference

Name-wise Search: The complete result gazette PDF will soon be uploaded on the JKBOSE website, allowing searches by student name or school.
SMS Service:

Format: JKBOSE10 [Space] Your Roll Number
Send to: 5676750

DigiLocker Integration: Provisional marksheets are also accessible via DigiLocker for students who have linked their Aadhaar and educational records.

Important Note: The online result is provisional. Students must collect their original, signed marksheets from their respective schools in the coming days. The board has advised using only official portals to prevent misinformation from unverified third-party sites.

Post-Result Procedures and Opportunities

Re-evaluation / Re-checking: Students who believe there has been an error in evaluation can apply for re-checking or re-evaluation once the schedule is notified on the official website.
Supplementary / Compartment Examinations: Failed candidates or those seeking improvement will have the opportunity to appear in compartment exams. Exact dates and application procedures will be announced shortly.
Admission to Class 11th: Successful students can now proceed with admissions into higher secondary classes. Streams such as Science, Arts, Commerce, and vocational courses will be available based on their marks and school guidelines. Admission processes are likely to commence soon.

Broader Educational Context in Jammu & Kashmir

The strong 88.85% pass rate in the Jammu Division’s Summer Zone adds to the positive momentum in JKBOSE results this year. It aligns with ongoing government initiatives aimed at improving learning outcomes, including better infrastructure in government schools, teacher training programs, digital education tools, and targeted support for remote and border areas.

The continued trend of girls outperforming boys is particularly encouraging. It reflects broader societal shifts toward greater emphasis on female education in the Union Territory, supported by awareness campaigns, scholarships, and reduced dropout rates among girl students. Education experts often attribute such patterns to higher levels of discipline, focus, and family encouragement received by girls in many households.

This result comes at a time when Jammu & Kashmir is witnessing a resurgence in tourism and normalcy, with April marking the peak spring season for visitors. A stable and improving education ecosystem plays a vital role in building long-term human capital for the region’s development.

Expert Analysis and Outlook

From an educational perspective, a pass percentage nearing 89% in board examinations is considered healthy for a board like JKBOSE, which serves a diverse student population across varied terrains and socio-economic backgrounds. The gender gap, though modest, highlights areas where boys may benefit from additional motivational and remedial interventions.

JKBOSE has urged all stakeholders — students, parents, and schools — to focus on quality over mere pass percentages. Future reforms may include further curriculum updates, skill-based learning integration, and enhanced use of technology to bridge any remaining performance gaps.

Congratulations to all the successful candidates, especially the girl students who have once again set a commendable benchmark! Their achievement is a testament to hard work, resilience, and the collective efforts of teachers and families. For those who did not meet expectations this time, the supplementary examinations provide a valuable second chance — consistent effort in the coming months can turn the tide.

The education landscape in Jammu & Kashmir continues to evolve positively. Students, parents, and educators are advised to regularly monitor the official JKBOSE website for updates on marksheets, merit lists, re-evaluation schedules, and admission notifications.

This detailed analysis is based on official announcements and patterns observed as of April 21, 2026. The situation remains live, and further details such as district-wise performance and toppers’ lists are anticipated shortly. For any specific assistance regarding result checking or next steps, feel free to provide more details.

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BGSBU Arabic Department Holds Nasha Mukt Bharat Awareness Programme Against Drug Abuse

April 21, 2026 by NOK Desk

The Department of Arabic at Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah University organised an awareness programme on Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan as part of the nationwide campaign launched by the Government of India to end drug abuse and promote a healthy, disciplined, and addiction-free society.

The programme also supported the campaign of the Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir to make the region drug-free through awareness and prevention. Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

Vice Chancellor Praises Initiative

Vice Chancellor Prof. Jawaid Iqbal said universities have an important role in building responsible and aware citizens.

He said programmes under Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan are necessary for creating a healthy and addiction-free society. He appreciated the Department of Arabic for organising the event and encouraged students to become messengers of positive change in their communities.

Programme Led by Department of Arabic

The programme was held under the chairmanship of Dr. Shams Kamal Anjum.

In his remarks, he stressed the need for collective responsibility to protect society from the danger of drugs and asked students to follow positive and productive lifestyles.

Expert Lectures on Drug Prevention

On the occasion, Dr. Mohammad Azam and Dr. Manzar Alam delivered lectures on the major causes of drug addiction in India.

They also suggested practical steps through which people can protect themselves and others from substance abuse.

The speakers highlighted the importance of education, family guidance, and social awareness in stopping this growing social problem.

Students Take Pledge

Students from the Departments of Arabic, Persian, and Gojri Pahari actively took part in the programme.

They expressed their commitment to spreading awareness against drug abuse in society.

The event ended with a collective pledge to support the aims of Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan and help build a healthy, responsible, and addiction-free society.

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JKBOSE Class 10th Result 2026 Declared for Summer Zone Jammu, Check Marks Online Now

April 21, 2026April 21, 2026 by NOK Desk

The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) has officially declared the Class 10th Result 2026 for Summer Zone (Jammu Division) today.

Thousands of students who appeared in the annual regular examination can now check their results online through the official portals.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

Key Details of JKBOSE 10th Result 2026

Result Date: April 21, 2026
Exam Session: Annual Regular 2026
Zone: Summer Zone
Division: Jammu Division
Status: Declared

Official Websites to Check Result

Students can visit these official websites:

JKBOSE official portal: jkbose.jk.gov.in
jkresults.nic.in
jkbose.nic.in

How to Check JKBOSE Class 10th Result 2026

Check by Roll Number

Visit the official result website.
Click on Class 10th Result 2026 Summer Zone link.
Enter your Roll Number and Registration Number.
Click submit.
Your marksheet will appear on screen.
Download or print it for future use.

Check by Name

Students can also check through the result gazette PDF once uploaded. Search your name in the file.

Check by SMS

Type: JKBOSE10 Roll Number
Send to: 5676750

You may receive your result by SMS.

Passing Marks

Students need at least 33% marks in each subject including internal assessment to pass.

Rechecking and Supplementary Exams

Students unhappy with marks may apply for rechecking or re-evaluation after JKBOSE issues the schedule.

Students who fail in any subject may appear in supplementary or improvement exams later.

Districts Covered in Summer Zone Jammu

The result covers students from districts including:

Jammu, Samba, Kathua, Rajouri, Poonch, Udhampur, Doda, Kishtwar, Ramban and other areas.

What Next After Result?

Successful students can apply for Class 11 admissions in Science, Arts, Commerce, or vocational streams.

Keep your roll number and downloaded marksheet safe for admission use.

Final Advice

Due to heavy traffic, websites may slow down. If this happens, try again after some time.

Congratulations to all successful students.

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Abdul Gani Veeri Remembered on 11th Death Anniversary in Anantnag Village Gathering

April 21, 2026 by NOK Desk

The 11th death anniversary of former minister and senior Jammu and Kashmir National Conference leader Abdul Gani Veeri was observed at his ancestral village in Veeri area of south Kashmir’s Anantnag district.

A large number of people, including party workers, relatives, and local residents, gathered at his ancestral graveyard where Fateh Khawani was held and prayers were offered for the departed soul.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

His son, Dr. Bashir Ahmad Veeri, also joined the prayers along with supporters and well-wishers.

Leaders Recall His Public Service

Participants remembered the late leader for his contribution to public service and his role in the development of the region.

Many people praised his leadership, commitment to the people, and efforts for the welfare of local communities.The gathering ended with prayers for peace, prosperity, and remembrance of the late leader’s legacy.

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Massive Security Boost Across Kashmir Ahead of First Anniversary of Deadly Pahalgam Terror Attack

April 21, 2026 by NOK Desk

Authorities in Jammu and Kashmir have increased security across the Kashmir Valley ahead of the first anniversary of the deadly Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 people on April 22, 2025.

Security has been strengthened in major tourist places including Gulmarg, Sonmarg, and around Dal Lake. Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

Heavy Security at Tourist Destinations

Police, CRPF, and other security agencies have increased patrolling, surprise checking, and surveillance in sensitive areas.

Officials said all security forces have been asked to remain alert against any possible threat. Popular tourist spots, religious shrines, hotels, and public areas are under extra watch.

Special attention has been given to Pahalgam, where the 2025 attack happened in the Baisaran Valley meadow area.

New Safety Steps in Pahalgam

Authorities have introduced a QR code identity system for tourism workers such as pony operators, vendors, and hawkers.

Each approved worker will carry a unique QR code linked to identity details, verification records, and route permissions.

Officials believe this system will help improve visitor safety and better monitoring.

Border and LoC Also on Alert

Security deployment has also been increased along the International Border and the Line of Control after reports of possible infiltration attempts.

Senior officers, including V.K. Birdi, have reviewed the security plan through meetings in Srinagar.

Tourists Returning to Kashmir

Despite anniversary concerns, tourists are returning to Kashmir in good numbers. Many visitors said they feel safe because of better security arrangements.

Tourism officials and local businesses hope the summer season will continue strongly after the slowdown caused by last year’s attack.

Background of the Pahalgam Attack

The April 22, 2025 attack shocked the Valley and badly affected tourism. Gunmen opened fire in Baisaran Valley, killing tourists and a local pony operator.

The incident also raised tensions between India and Pakistan.

What Happens Next?

Authorities say the situation is being closely monitored and rapid response teams are ready.

The coming days are important as Kashmir tries to protect peace, reassure tourists, and honour the victims of the tragic Pahalgam attack.

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Iran Uses Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice to Mock Trump Threats as US Ceasefire Deadline Nears

April 21, 2026 by NOK Desk

Iran has responded to growing US pressure with a clever literary message inspired by Jane Austen and her famous novel Pride and Prejudice.

The statement was shared by Iran’s Ambassador to Pakistan, Reza Amiri Moghadam, as the fragile two-week ceasefire between the United States and Iran moves closer to ending. Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

The message came shortly after Donald Trump warned that if no agreement is reached, “lots of bombs start going off.”

The Pride and Prejudice Reply

Moghadam changed the famous opening line of Pride and Prejudice to send a political message.

He wrote:

“It’s a truth universally acknowledged that a single country in possession of a large Civilisation, will not negotiate under Threat and Force.”

The statement stressed that Iran will not hold talks under military pressure or economic punishment.

By using this famous novel, Iran aimed to show cultural confidence, historical pride, and resistance to what it sees as American arrogance.

Why the Message Matters

The original novel explores themes of pride, misunderstanding, dignity, and social pressure. Iran used these ideas to present the dispute as one of national respect rather than surrender.

Iranian officials often use history, poetry, and literature in diplomacy to deliver messages with deeper meaning.

The quote also referred to Islamic and theological values, saying dignity and independence cannot be traded.

Ceasefire Nears End

The ceasefire began on April 8, 2026, after weeks of conflict involving the US, Israel, and Iran.

Talks were expected to continue in Islamabad, where JD Vance may lead a US delegation.

However, both sides continue blaming each other:

The US accuses Iran of disrupting shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran accuses Washington of illegal naval blockades and seizing Iranian ships.

High Stakes for the Region

The dispute includes Iran’s nuclear programme, sanctions relief, regional influence, and control of key sea routes.

Any clash in the Strait of Hormuz could affect world oil prices and global trade.

What Happens Next?

Iran’s Austen-inspired reply is more than humour. It signals that Tehran wants negotiations based on respect, not threats.

The coming hours are critical. If talks fail, fresh military action may follow. If both sides compromise, the ceasefire could continue and reduce tensions across the Middle East.

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Trump Warns of Bombing as US-Iran Ceasefire Nears End, Iran Threatens New Battlefield Cards

April 21, 2026 by NOK Desk

Tensions between the United States and Iran are rising again as the two-week ceasefire is set to end on Wednesday evening Washington time. Donald Trump has warned of fresh military attacks, while Iranian leaders say they have prepared “new cards” for the battlefield. Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

The temporary ceasefire started on April 8, 2026, after weeks of conflict involving the US, Israel, and Iran. It was meant to stop direct fighting and allow peace talks, mainly hosted in Pakistan. However, both sides have accused each other of breaking the agreement.

Trump Warns of More Bombing

In an interview with PBS News, Trump said if the ceasefire ends without a deal, “lots of bombs start going off.” He also said the US may target Iranian power plants, bridges, and energy sites if talks fail.

Trump made it clear that the US naval blockade on Iranian ports will continue until a full agreement is reached. He said extending the ceasefire is “highly unlikely” unless there is major progress.

The main US demand remains the same. Washington wants Iran to fully stop any nuclear weapons programme and address wider regional concerns, including support for armed groups.

Trump also claimed the blockade is badly damaging Iran’s economy and said it will not be lifted early.

US Team May Travel to Islamabad

Reports say Vice President JD Vance, along with Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, may travel to Islamabad for another round of talks. Security has reportedly been increased in the city.

Iran Rejects Pressure

Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf strongly rejected Trump’s warnings. In a post on X, he said Trump wants talks to become “a table of surrender.”

Qalibaf said Iran will not negotiate under threats and added that the country is ready to reveal “new cards on the battlefield.”

Iran has also accused the US of breaking the ceasefire after American forces seized an Iranian cargo ship in the Sea of Oman. Tehran called the action piracy, while Washington said the ship was trying to avoid the blockade.

Strait of Hormuz Remains Key Risk

The Strait of Hormuz remains the most dangerous flashpoint. A large share of the world’s oil passes through this route.

Iran has linked free shipping in the strait to the removal of the US blockade. Any disruption there could push oil prices higher and hurt global markets.

What Happens Next?

The next 48 to 72 hours are critical. Strong public statements continue from both sides, but private diplomatic talks are also said to be ongoing.

If talks in Islamabad succeed, the ceasefire could continue. If they fail, fresh fighting may begin again. The outcome could shape Middle East security and world energy markets for months ahead.

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BGSBU Rajouri Reviews 2026 Admissions, Samarth Portal to Handle Online Registrations

April 20, 2026 by NOK Desk

Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah University held an important meeting to review preparations for the admission process for the Academic Session 2026.The meeting was chaired by Vice Chancellor Prof. Jawaid Iqbal.

During the meeting, officials informed the Vice Chancellor that the Samarth digital platform will be used for student registrations this year.Through the online system, students will be able to submit applications, choose courses, and fill their preferences easily from home. Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

The Vice Chancellor said a dedicated Admission Helpdesk has also been set up to support applicants.The helpdesk will provide real-time guidance on registration, document uploading, and preference filling during the admission process.

Prof. Jawaid Iqbal directed all departments to further improve facilities and services to provide a better academic experience for students.

The meeting was attended by senior university officials, including the Dean of School of Nursing and Biomedical Sciences, Associate Dean of School of Humanities and Languages, Joint Registrar (Estates), Principal COET, Coordinator Admission Cell, Principal University Polytechnic, and OSD to the Vice Chancellor.

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IMHANS Kashmir Holds 10-Day Child Mental Health Course with UNICEF Support at SMHS Hospital

April 20, 2026 by NOK Desk

Half of all mental health conditions begin before the age of 14, but early help is still limited in many places.To address this important issue, the Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (IMHANS) organised a 10-day certificate course on child mental health and psychological wellbeing.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

The training was held from February 9 to February 18, 2026, at SMHS Hospital with support from UNICEF.The programme was managed by the Child Guidance & Well-Being Center (CGWC) and marked an important step in improving child and adolescent mental health services in Jammu and Kashmir.

The first batch of participants included frontline workers, who received practical and structured training to help children and families more effectively.

The course focused on several key topics, including:

Child rights and protection
Neurodevelopment and adolescent mental health
Positive parenting
Female mental health
Impact of social media on children

Sessions were led by experts from CGWC, IMHANS, University of Kashmir, UNICEF, and other professional fields.

Among the speakers was Dr Khair Ul Nisa, Chairperson of the Child Welfare Committee.

Officials said early identification of mental health issues, trained professionals, and stronger communities are essential for protecting children.

They added that joint efforts can help build a safer and mentally healthier future for every child in the region.

News Source is Facebook Page of child welfare Committee Srinagar

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