From border vigilance and healthcare upgrades to education updates and cold wave impact, here’s a snapshot of the Valley’s top developments
Security Vigilance Heightened in Border Areas
Security forces maintained enhanced alertness along sensitive border belts in Jammu and Kashmir over the past 24 hours. Officials said the increased surveillance is precautionary in nature and aimed at ensuring civilian safety. Residents in border areas were advised to remain calm and follow only official advisories.
SKIMS Upgrades Emergency Operation Theatre
Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS), Srinagar, strengthened its emergency healthcare services by upgrading its Operation Theatre with modern medical equipment. Authorities said the move will improve response to critical cases, especially during the winter months when emergencies increase.
JKBOSE Releases Class 10 Exam Date Sheet
The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education announced the Class 10 examination schedule for the Summer Zone, bringing clarity for students and parents. Education officials urged candidates to rely on official notifications and avoid rumours circulating online.
BSF Jawan Loses Life in Camp Fire Incident
A Border Security Force jawan died in a fire incident at a camp in north Kashmir. An investigation has been launched to determine the cause of the fire. Senior officials expressed condolences and assured necessary support to the bereaved family.
Cold Wave Continues Across the Valley
Sub-zero night temperatures persisted in several parts of Kashmir, pushing up electricity demand and affecting daily routines. Officials said power supply remained largely stable despite peak load pressure, while residents reported frozen water lines in some areas.
Winter Tourism Sees Steady Movement
Snow cover in upper reaches and resorts like Gulmarg continued to support winter tourism activities. Tourism stakeholders reported steady visitor inflow, with snow-based recreational activities remaining functional.
The last 24 hours in Kashmir highlighted a mix of security preparedness, public service improvements, education-related updates and the continuing impact of winter, reflecting the region’s resilience amid seasonal and administrative challenges.
Security Vigilance Heightened in Border Areas
Security forces maintained enhanced alertness along sensitive border belts in Jammu and Kashmir over the past 24 hours. Officials said the increased surveillance is precautionary in nature and aimed at ensuring civilian safety. Residents in border areas were advised to remain calm and follow only official advisories.
SKIMS Upgrades Emergency Operation Theatre
Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS), Srinagar, strengthened its emergency healthcare services by upgrading its Operation Theatre with modern medical equipment. Authorities said the move will improve response to critical cases, especially during the winter months when emergencies increase.
JKBOSE Releases Class 10 Exam Date Sheet
The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education announced the Class 10 examination schedule for the Summer Zone, bringing clarity for students and parents. Education officials urged candidates to rely on official notifications and avoid rumours circulating online.
BSF Jawan Loses Life in Camp Fire Incident
A Border Security Force jawan died in a fire incident at a camp in north Kashmir. An investigation has been launched to determine the cause of the fire. Senior officials expressed condolences and assured necessary support to the bereaved family.
Cold Wave Continues Across the Valley
Sub-zero night temperatures persisted in several parts of Kashmir, pushing up electricity demand and affecting daily routines. Officials said power supply remained largely stable despite peak load pressure, while residents reported frozen water lines in some areas.
Winter Tourism Sees Steady Movement
Snow cover in upper reaches and resorts like Gulmarg continued to support winter tourism activities. Tourism stakeholders reported steady visitor inflow, with snow-based recreational activities remaining functional.
The last 24 hours in Kashmir highlighted a mix of security preparedness, public service improvements, education-related updates and the continuing impact of winter, reflecting the region’s resilience amid seasonal and administrative challenges.
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