NOK Desk
Given the increasing temperatures and rise in fire incidents, Director Fire and Emergency Services (FES), Alok Kumar, issued strict directions and an advisory for the Union Territory, especially the Jammu province. In response to a warning from the Jammu & Kashmir Disaster Management Authority (JKDMA), the FES department issued an advisory with preventive measures to
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) President and candidate for the Anantnag-Rajouri Parliamentary segment, Mehbooba Mufti, addressed the media today after visiting her father’s grave at Dara Shukoh, Bijbehera. She described the ongoing elections in Jammu and Kashmir as a pivotal moment for the region’s residents to make their voices heard in parliament. Mufti stressed the importance
President of Anjuman Sharia Shian, Aga Syed Hassan, led a congregation in mourning the tragic loss of Ayatullah Aga Syed Ibrahim Raesi and Ayatullah Syed Mohammad Ali, along with others, in a recent helicopter crash. Speaking to the mourners, Aga Syed Hassan expressed deep reverence and profound sadness, reflecting on the immense impact these revered
Ghulam Qadir Lone, former General Secretary and district president of the banned Jama’at-e-Islami (JeI) from Ananwan, Qaziabad, voiced his hope on Monday that the electoral irregularities of 1987 would not be repeated. Speaking to Rising Kashmir after casting his vote in Ananwan village, Lone reflected on the loss of faith in democracy due to the
Kashmir, the “Crown of India,” is a land steeped in history, breathtaking landscapes, and a vibrant cultural heritage. Beyond its captivating beauty, the region boasts a remarkable diversity of products, each a testament to the skills and traditions passed down through generations. This article delves into the world of Kashmiri products, exploring their rich tapestry,
Kashmir, nestled amidst the Himalayas, is renowned for its breathtaking beauty and rich cultural heritage. But beyond the captivating landscapes lies a fragrant secret – the flourishing industry of floriculture. Cultivating vibrant flowers has emerged as a significant contributor to Kashmir’s economy, offering a wealth of benefits for the region. A Viable Diversification Option Traditionally,
Imagine a land blessed with breathtaking mountain ranges, fertile valleys, and a climate that welcomes a vibrant tapestry of fruits. This is Kashmir, a place where the Department of Horticulture acts like a caring gardener, nurturing the land’s potential and empowering its people. Let’s delve deeper into this department, its role, and how it’s helping
Kashmir, the “Paradise on Earth,” is not just breathtakingly beautiful, but also a land brimming with agricultural riches. Despite its vast potential, the valley’s honey production remains a fraction of what it could be. However, this doesn’t overshadow the abundance of other agricultural products that Kashmir offers, making it a significant contributor to India’s agricultural
Nestled amidst the majestic Himalayas, Kashmir Valley unfolds a breathtaking tapestry of nature’s bounty. Crystal-clear, cold-water streams gurgle through verdant valleys, their waters fed by snow-capped peaks. Mighty springs bubble forth, nourishing lush green meadows and thick pine forests. High-altitude lakes shimmer like sapphires, reflecting the grandeur of the surrounding mountains. This captivating landscape, aptly
Nestled in the heart of Srinagar, Kashmir, stands Nedou’s Hotel, a silent sentinel that has witnessed the ebb and flow of history for centuries. Claimed as Asia’s oldest hospitality establishment, its walls hold whispers of bygone eras – colonial extravagance, the birth of a conflict, and the delicate dance of Cold War politics. This isn’t