India’s largest low-cost carrier IndiGo on Wednesday said it is offering waivers for cancellation fees or rescheduling charges on Srinagar flights, in the wake of the deadly terror attack in Pahalgam.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday dialed Union Home Minister Amit Shah following the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam district, directing him to take necessary steps to tackle the situation.
Strong tremors were also felt in Srinagar, and several other parts of Jammu and Kashmir following the earthquake.
The searches have been carried out in an FIR lodged under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act about banned organisations.
Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi on Tuesday visited Srinagar to assess the current security situation and operational preparedness of the troops.
In a major success, the Srinagar police on Wednesday dismantled a major drug trafficking operation and seized 8 kilograms of heroin smuggled from Pakistan.
In a tragic incident, five members of a family, including three children and their parents, died of asphyxiation on Sunday evening in Srinagar, officials reported.
The Srinagar Airport announced on X; "Due to bad weather conditions, all flights at Srinagar Airport have been cancelled. Passengers are advised to contact their airlines for updates. We regret the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding".
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Wednesday conducted a surprise inspection of the premier health institutions in Srinagar to gain firsthand knowledge of the facilities and services being provided to patients and their attendants.
Amid freezing temperatures and bone-chilling cold wave currently gripping the Kashmir Valley, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah announced on Sunday that he would station himself in Srinagar for the next week to personally address the challenges faced by the people.
