Srinagar: The Supreme Court of India on Thursday issued a notice to the Jammu and Kashmir government on a plea seeking restoration of high-speed Internet in view of lockdown imposed in the state to prevent the spread of novel Coronavirus disease.
According to Live Law, the notice – returnable within a week – was issued to J&K government’s standing counsel through an email by a bench of Justice N V Ramana, Justice R Subhash Reddy and B R Gavai.
Srinagar: Nearly two years after a boat capsized in the Jhelum river, the long search for the last victim ended...
Read moreDetails
Rajouri/Jammu: A 45-year-old woman was found tied with a rope inside a plastic bag in Rajouri district, police said. The...
Read moreDetails
Srinagar: Three alleged drug peddlers were arrested in Kashmir in two separate operations, a police spokesperson said on Monday. In...
Read moreDetails
Leh: A 5.7 magnitude earthquake jolted Leh district in the Union Territory of Ladakh on Monday, but there was no...
Read moreDetails
Srinagar: Three flights have been cancelled at the Srinagar International Airport on Monday following the closure of the airspace in...
Read moreDetails
Srinagar: Cold conditions intensified in Kashmir as the minimum temperatures plunged across the valley, with Sonamarg the coldest recorded place...
Read moreDetails
