1 civilian killed, 15 injured in grenade attack in J&K's Srinagar market

The attack took place at 1:20 pm in Hari Singh High Street market area.

Kashmir: NIT reopens in Srinagar after 2 months

Mobile services were also restored in J&K after a span of over two months since the central government's move to repeal Article 370.

Inquiry was ordered by Air Force Headquarters under an Air Commodore-rank officer as the crash resulted in death of 6 of its personnel.

The administration said that this is an addition to the stocks already available in the district.

Communist Party of India (Marxist) took to Twitter to raise protest against the 'illegal' detention.

Scraping of Article 370 has presently opened up the hope that outsiders may invest in undaunted property in the union territory.

The parties appealed to India and Pakistan not to take any steps that will escalate tension in the region.

Kashmir has been on the edge following the deployment of additional troops and susepnsion of Amarnath yatra.

Soon after DGCA's directions, airlines made announcements to give a full fee waiver on rescheduling/cancellation for all Srinagar flights.

The 46-day long yatra started this morning, while the first set of pilgrims embarked upon their journey from Pahalgam and Baltal routes.