HEAVY RAIN IN JAMMU AND KASHMIR
Kathua ambush: Security forces intensify search operations, more detained for questioning
In Kathua, senior police and Border Security Force officers from Jammu and Kashmir and Punjab met to discuss the security grid along the International Border (IB), from across which the terrorists are believed to have infiltrated, the officials said.
Kathua ambush: 25 detained as search ops go on despite rains
In Jammu & Kashmir's Kathua, five army personnel died and five were injured. Over 25 have been detained. The National Investigation Agency aids the investigation. Intensive searches continue in Badnota, Ghadi Bhagwah forest, Poonch, and Rajouri districts. Militants were reportedly injured. Elite para commandos, drones, and sniffer dogs are deployed. Militant incidents have risen in Jammu division recently.
Soldiers fired 5,189 rounds, forced terrorists to retreat: officials after Kathua ambush
Two days after the ambush in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua district that killed five army personnel, officials are piecing together the events. Heavily armed terrorists attacked the 22 Garhwal regiment's convoy, but the jawans fired over 5,100 rounds to protect their injured colleagues and repel the terrorists. Despite injuries, soldiers like Rifleman Kartik Singh continued fighting. The ambush, claimed by the Kashmir Tigers, marks an escalation in violence. Security forces are conducting extensive search operations in Kathua and neighboring districts to apprehend the terrorists.
DGP reviews ongoing anti-terror operation in J&K's Kathua
DGP R R Swain, with Vijay Kumar and Anand Jain, reviewed the Kathua operation targeting terrorists who ambushed two Army vehicles, killing and injuring five soldiers each. The 3:30 pm attack involved indiscriminate firing on Machedi-Kindli-Malhar road near Badnota. The search resumed post heavy rains with Army, police, CRPF, para-commandos, sniffer dogs, drones, and helicopters.
Encounter in Doda; search operation in Kathua widened
On Tuesday afternoon, a gunfight erupted between the armed forces and infiltrators in Doda, Jammu and Kashmir. The exchange of fire took place during a cordon and search operation in the Ghadi Bhagwah forest following a tip-off about the presence of infiltrators in the area.
Amarnath Yatra: J-K Police issue special traffic advisory for yatra convoy, non-convoy movement
To ensure safe and efficient movement of pilgrims and other commuters during the holy Amarnath Yatra, the Jammu and Kashmir Traffic Police have issued an advisory on National Highway-44 with cut-off timings and instructions for various convoy and non-convoy movements.
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Rains hit parts of Jammu, massive landslide blocks Kishtwar-Paddar road as IMD issues warning
Jammu weather: IMD warns of flash floods, landslides, and shooting stones at vulnerable spots. Moderate thunderstorms with lightning may occur. Rains, landslides, and thunderstorms are expected, indicating potential risks in the upcoming week.
IMD warns of heavy rainfall in northwest and northeast India for next 5 days
Expect heavy rainfall in northwest and northeast India with isolated heavy rainfall in various states and the southwest monsoon advancing into west Rajasthan and Jammu, leading to heavy rainfall in Konkan, Goa, and central Maharashtra.
Heavy rain lashes parts of Delhi-NCR
Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) experienced continuous rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning starting in the early hours of Friday. This weather event followed spells of heavy rainfall that hit parts of Delhi on Thursday, providing relief from the recent extreme heat.
Has monsoon arrived in Delhi? IMD warns of heavy rainfall in national capital over the weekend
Delhi and nearby areas saw light rain today. Skymet forecasts monsoon arrival in Delhi, parts of Haryana, Punjab, and the western Himalayas within two days. The monsoon usually hits Delhi between June 27-29. IMD predicts heavy rainfall in Haryana, Chandigarh, and Delhi on June 28-29, with no current heatwave conditions.
Delhi Rain: Airlines issue flight advisories amid heavy rainfall; Check latest update
SpiceJet and IndiGo have issued flight advisories for passengers traveling through Delhi and Dharamsala, citing expected delays due to bad weather. Both airlines urged travelers to check their flight status. The India Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for Delhi, predicting heavy rainfall until July 1, with broader forecasts of significant rainfall across North India, including Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, and Punjab. The IMD also anticipates increased monsoon activity, with heavy to very heavy rainfall expected in various regions from June 27-30. Passengers are advised to monitor weather updates and flight information.
Three militants killed, cop injured in Jammu & Kashmir's Doda
Three militants were killed and a police officer injured in an encounter in the Sinno area of Gandoh, Doda district of Jammu and Kashmir. The militants were foreigners involved in attacks on armed forces earlier this month. Police have recovered three rifles from them, including two M4 carbines.
Assam: Heavy rainfall batters Guwahati, normal life disrupted
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a week-long forecast predicting continuous rainfall in Guwahati.
'Reasi attack marks a shift in terrorist activities'
According to the Union home ministry data, the number of civilians killed in Jammu and Kashmir in the first five months of this year was eight till May 31, this year.
Heatwave alert for next five days as highest temperature in India soars to 50 degrees, IMD's warning for 5 states
Severe heat wave conditions persist in northwest India, affecting regions like Western Himalayas, Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha, and Chhattisgarh. Maximum temperatures recorded up to 50.0°C in Phalodi, Rajasthan. Significantly higher temperature reported across different regions. Severe heatwave conditions are expected to continue in the plains of northwest India over the next 4-5 days. Maximum temperatures ranged from 44-49°C in many parts of West Rajasthan and some other regions, significantly above normal by 4-6°C.
Jammu & Kashmir: After high voter turnout in Lok Sabha polls, CEC now 'encouraged' to 'go for assembly polls at the earliest'
Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar expressed the Election Commission of India's satisfaction with the significant voter turnout in Jammu and Kashmir. He stated that the ECI is now inclined to expedite the process of conducting assembly polls in the Union Territory. Kumar affirmed that the commission is encouraged by this turnout and is eager to commence the necessary preparations promptly following the Lok Sabha elections.
Trade ties with India suspended since 2019 due to 'heavy duties', says Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar stated that trade between Islamabad and New Delhi has been halted since 2019 due to India's imposition of heavy duties on imports from Pakistan after the Pulwama attack. Dar's remarks came in response to a query in the National Assembly about trade challenges with neighboring countries, particularly India. Despite earlier expressions of interest from Pakistan's business community to resume trade, Dar clarified that there are no plans to revive trade relations with India, which have been dormant since 2019.
Situation remains tense in PoK as strike enters 4th day; Pakistan PM allocates Rs 23 billion grant to quell protests
Protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir demand lower electricity costs and flour subsidies. President Zardari urges dialogue as clashes escalate, leading to arrests and mobile service suspensions.
One police officer killed, over 100 injured in clashes during protest in PoK
The JAAC, which has traders at the forefront in most parts of the state, has been seeking the provision of electricity as per hydropower generation cost in the region, subsidised wheat flour and an end to the privileges of the elite class. The regional government has called in the Rangers and a heavy contingent of policemen to stop the massive protests.
NC, PDP slam ECI for deferring polls on Anantnag-Rajouri seat in Jammu and Kashmir
The ECI on Tuesday informed that elections on Anantnag-Rajouri seat have been deferred citing a report from union territory administration following the postponement request of the BJP, J&K Apni Party, J&K People’s Conference, Democratic Progressive Azad Party and others. The NC and People’s Democratic Party had opposed the deferment and wrote letters to the ECI as well.
Rains, landslides, flashfloods disrupt life in Kashmir and Chenab Valleys
The extreme weather condition has put a brief halt on political rallies as all the parties have urged the administration to focus on rescue and relief operations in the affected areas. However, politicians conducted door-to-door election meetings and indoor public meetings.
BJP not fielding candidates from Kashmir because it is weak in Valley: Cong
Wani criticizes BJP's weak presence in Kashmir, confident in Jammu victory. INDIA bloc pledges protection and restoration. Raina defends decisions, faces criticism. Udhampur voting signals change. Wani assures promises fulfillment including Darbar move revival and farmers' loans waiver.
Traffic on Jammu-Srinagar highway suspended due to multiple landslides
Traffic suspended on Jammu-Srinagar national highway due to heavy rainfall causing landslides and shooting stones. NHAI mobilized men and machines to clear the highway for one-way traffic since February 26. Banihal recorded the highest 74.4 mm of rainfall. Snowfall continues in high-altitude areas.
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