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February 19 Mushtaq Ahmed Khan, a prominent Islamic preacher from South Kashmir's Islamabad (anantnag) district has breathed his last on Tuesday afternoon. A resident of Mattan in Islamabad (anantnag) district, he was suffering from illness from the past one and a half year.buy lariam generic buy lariam generic The 70 year old cleric, was renowned for his sermons and had earned prominence in South Kashmir. He was the South Kashmir president of Jammu Kashmir, Tableeg ul Islam, one of the first religious organizations in the valley. A resident of Seer e Hamdan in Islamabad (anantnag), he breathed his last in Srinagar hospital around, 11 am today (Tuesday), a relative of Moulana Mushtaq told The Kashmiriyat.

February 18 The strategic Jammu-Srinagar highway is slated to open for one-way traffic on Monday, according to a traffic department official. “Traffic moved from Srinagar to Jammu yesterday (Sunday).buy udenafil online https://gilbertroaddental.com/wp-content/themes/twentysixteen/inc/new/udenafil.html no prescription But many vehicles are yet to cross the Ramsoo-Ramban stretch of the highway,” the official said. “After these vehicles cross the Ramsoo-Ramban stretch, one-way traffic will be allowed from Jammu to Srinagar today.” The 300-km long national highway that links the landlocked Kashmir Valley to other regions was restored on February 15 for traffic.

February 14 Intense Clashes have erupted in Kakpora locality of South Kashmir's Pulwama District. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that intense clashes erupted on Thursday afternoon as soon as he news of death of Adil Ahmed a local Militant reached the area. Locals in large numbers poured onto the streets and threw stones on the Government Forces personnel moving through the area. The Force personnel,l responded with immense tear smoke shelling. The clashes were however going on, when this report was filed.

February 12 Protests have continued for the second consecutive day in Jammu against stranded Kashmir passengers for allegedly refusing to shout vande Mataram, India's National song. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that hundreds of Jammu locals gathered outside commerce college where stranded Kashmiri passengers had been asked to gather for being airlifted. However scores of locals including students gathered outside the venue shouting slogans against them. ALSO READ: Kashmir Residents Set up Community Kitchens for Jammu Drivers, As Jammu Residents Thrash Kashmiri Passengers The Police rushed to the venue and shifted the stranded Kashmir passengers to another venue safely, a Police official said. The Passengers have been shifted to Eid Gah Jammu, which a muslim dominated area...

February 11 A cordon and search operation (CASO) has been launched by Government Forces in Tral  area of South Kashmir's Pulwama District Sources told The Kashmiriyat that on Monday afternoon, 42 RR of Indian Army, CRPF and Jammu Kashmir Police jointly launched a search operation in Kachmula Area of Tral in South Kashmir's Pulwama District. Following inputs about Militant movement in the area, the forces blocked all the entry and exit points of the area.   A door to door search operation had been launched when this report was filed.

February 11 Predicting another wet spell over the valley weatherman on Monday said that Western Disturbance will most likely effect the state from Feb 12 to 15. Meteorological departments said that on 12th evening to 15th noon, a fresh western disturbance will most likely affect JK. “The system will move from north west to south east and again pirpanjal range from Gulmarg to Bhaderwah will have moderate to heavy rain snow on February 13-14,” forecaster said. Srinagar recorded -0.4 degrees Celsius, while Qazigund and Kokernag recorded minus 2.6 degrees Celsius and minus 3.1 degrees Celsius respectively and Kupwara recorded -3.9 degrees Celsius. Gulmarg had -7.0 degrees Celsius and Pahalgam recorded -2.6 degrees Celsius.

February 07 A snow avalanche has hit a Police post near Jawahar Tunnel in Kulgam district of South Kashmir on Thursday evening. Sources told The Kashmiriyat that ten Cops of Jammu Kashmir Police are trapped under massive snow avalanche that hit the Police post. Reports said that a Rescue operation is under way.buy viagra pack online https://alvitacare.com/wp-content/themes/twentytwentyone/classes/new/viagra-pack.html no prescription Details emerging.

February 07 Sajad Hameed A residential house was damaged due to heavy snowfall in Tangmarg outskirts of north Kashmir on Thursday. Locals informed The Kashmiriyat said that a house of Bashir Ahmad Wani son of Mohammed Azdullaha Wani resident of Chutpatrie Babarashi was damaged due to heavy snowfall. However no loss of injury has been reported. Meanwhile the affected family claimed that despite informing the admin about the incident, no official visited the family. The locals of the area later have evacuated family after administration failed to visit there. "We are living under open skies, and it is shameful that despite tall claims no official has visited us," a family member told The Kashmiriyat.  

February 07 The Jammu Kashmir Police on Thursday claimed to have arrested a bootlegger in Sangam area of South Kashmir. A police official told The Kashmiriyat that a police party intercepted a person during checking near Sangam. During  naka checking at Sangam, dozens of bottles of illicit liquor were recovered from a bag, which he was carrying. He has been identified as Hilal Ahmed wani, resident of Naik Pora Kulgam. A case has been registered in this regard and investigation has been taken up.