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Tuesday, July 28, 2026
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Every day, significant events unfold across various spheres of life. This section aims to provide comprehensive and detailed coverage of these developments, whether they pertain to politics, society, economics, culture, or other impactful occurrences.

From Setback to Success: The Story Behind Gufran’s NEET Triumph

SRINAGAR: The National Testing Agency (NTA) declared the NEET-UG 2026 results on July 16, with Jammu and Kashmir registering one of its strongest performances...

Protecting Paradise: Cleanliness Drive Held at Haijin Brenwar

SRINAGAR: Tourist destinations across Jammu and Kashmir witness thousands of visitors every day, particularly during the summer season. Brenwar in Haijin, which has emerged...

Kashmir’s July Heat Rewrites Climate Records as Study Warns of Faster Warming, Shrinking Glaciers

SRINAGAR: Kashmir is witnessing one of its most alarming climate shifts in recent history, with this July recording three of the hottest days ever...

Kupwara Researcher Zainab Amin Wins National Young Scientist Award for Pioneering Protein Research

SRINAGAR: Zainab Amin, a young scientist from the border district of Kupwara and a PhD scholar at the Indian Institute of Science Education and...

TMC Partnership Anchors Jammu and Kashmir’s Foundational Cancer Care Push

TMC Partnership Anchors Jammu and Kashmir’s Foundational Cancer Care Push
The expedition team celebrates on the summit of Mt Sekiwas after completing the first documented civilian climb of the peak in more than 80 years

Kashmir Climbers Scale Mt Sekiwas in First Documented Civilian Ascent Since 1945

Five-member expedition retraces the 1945 climbing route to the 15,404-ft Himalayan peak after months of research and planning
climber Waseem Hassan Rather

Kashmir Climber Conquers Harmukh, Scripts New Chapter in Mountaineering History

Local climber summits all major peaks of iconic Kashmir mountain range across multiple expeditions

Study Finds Development, Not Climate, As the Main Driver of Kashmir’s Changing Landscape

SRINAGAR: Rapid urbanisation, expanding transport networks and sustained economic growth have transformed Jammu and Kashmir's landscape more profoundly than climate change over the past...

SKUAST-Kashmir Scientist Secures 13th Patent for Eco-Friendly Apple Scab Control Technology

Dr Khalid Zaffar Masoodi-led team develops eco-friendly solution against apple scab; SKUAST-K patent portfolio reaches 126

Kashmiri Scientist Discovers ‘Chronoferroptosis’ A Cellular State Linked to Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s

by Mir Rameez Raja SRINAGAR: A researcher from Jammu and Kashmir has played a lead role in identifying a previously undescribed cellular process that may explain...
Smart Anti-Hail Net System

SKUAST-Kashmir Secures Patent for Smart Anti-Hail System, Takes Innovation Count to 125

SKUAST-Kashmir has secured a Government of India patent for an automated smart anti-hail net system designed to protect orchards from climate-induced crop damage, while achieving a milestone of 125 patents as it advances agricultural innovation and technology commercialisation

Kashmiri Medical Students Urge Bangladesh Authorities to Continue Internship Training Amid Hospital Licence Crisis

SRINAGAR: More than 200 medical students from Jammu and Kashmir studying at Ad-din Women's Medical College in Bangladesh have appealed to authorities to allow...

Tears, Longing and a Prayer to Come Home: Kashmiri Pandits Turn Kheer Bhawani into...

TULMULLA (Ganderbal): For many devotees, the pilgrimage was more than a religious visit. It was an emotional return to their roots. At the Mata...
Prof Jan Haenraets

Kashmir’s Mughal Gardens Get Landmark Scholarly Study, Renewing Push for Heritage Conservation

by Lilac Ali SRINAGAR: Kashmir’s historic Mughal gardens have received what experts describe as the first comprehensive scholarly treatment devoted exclusively to their landscape heritage....

‘I Told Taliban Give Me a Job, not a Gun’: Globe Traveller Soman Debnath...

by Masood Hussain SRINAGAR: Sunderban cyclist Soman Debnath is happy that, after more than 19 years, he has become the lone Indian to have peddled...