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2 dead as car plunges into stream along Banihal-Neel road

by KT News Desk
June 13, 2026
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2 dead as car plunges into stream along Banihal-Neel road
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Banihal, June 12 : Two persons lost their lives after a car skidded off the road and plunged into a deep stream near Levra forests in Banihal on Friday evening.

Rescue teams, police personnel, and volunteers launched an operation to retrieve the occupants from the badly damaged vehicle, but both victims succumbed to their injuries.

An official said that soon after the incident, rescue teams along with police personnel and volunteers, reached the spot and launched a rescue operation.

He said the vehicle had suffered severe damage in the accident, and rescuers faced considerable difficulty in retrieving the occupants who were trapped inside the mangled car.

One of the occupants was declared dead on the spot, while the second was evacuated to Sub-District Hospital (SDH) Banihal, where he succumbed to injuries enroute.

The deceased have been identified as Amir Ahmed, son of Muhammad Shafi Chopan, and Zeeshan Wani, son of Abdul Latief Wani, both residents of Batoo Neel area of Ramsoo tehsil in Ramban district.

Road accidents remain a recurring concern on the hilly and challenging routes of Ramban district, particularly in remote areas where steep gorges and difficult terrain often complicate rescue efforts.

Police have initiated an investigation to ascertain the circumstances surrounding the accident. KNO

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56 WSSs worth Rs 11649.66 lakh taken up under JJM in Pahalgam Constituency: Javed Rana

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September 30, 2026
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SRINAGAR, SEPTEMBER 30: Minister for Jal Shakti Department Javed Rana informed the House that the Jal Shakti Department is implementing various Water Supply Schemes (WSSs) under Jal Jeevan Mission, NABARD and UT...

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New building for Gandhi Nagar Hospital in pipeline: Sakeena Itoo

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September 30, 2026
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SRINAGAR, SEPTEMBER 30: Minister for Health and Medical Education, Sakeena Itoo Wednesday informed the House that the proposal regarding construction of new building for Gandhi Nagar Hospital is in pipeline. The Minister...

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J&K Assembly adopts statehood resolution

by KT News Desk
September 28, 2026
J&K Assembly adopts statehood resolution

NC, Congress, PDP, PC, CPI(M), AAP, independents support; BJP stages walkout Srinagar, Sep 28: The Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly on Monday adopted a resolution urging the Government of India to restore...

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J&K Assembly adopts statehood resolution

by KT News Desk
September 28, 2026
J&K Assembly adopts statehood resolution

NC, Congress, PDP, PC, CPI(M), AAP, independents support; BJP stages walkout Srinagar, Sep 28: The Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly on Monday adopted a resolution urging the Government of India to restore...

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CM asks Centre to define ‘appropriate time’ for statehood

by KT News Desk
September 28, 2026
CM asks Centre to define ‘appropriate time’ for statehood

Srinagar, Sep 28: Defending the move to keep Article 370 out of the statehood resolution, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Monday said he has repeatedly asked the Centre what the appropriate time...

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No place for Pakistani agenda in J&K: LoP Sharma

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September 28, 2026
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Srinagar, Sep 28: Leader of Opposition Sunil Kumar Sharma on Monday said there was “no place for any Pakistani agenda” in Jammu and Kashmir, asserting that the Union Territory would remain an...

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BJP submits no‑confidence motion against Speaker Conducts Parallel Proceedings in Well of House Rehan Qayoom Mir Srinagar, Sep 28: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Monday submitted a no‑confidence motion against the Speaker of the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly, accusing him of allowing what they termed an unconstitutional reference to special status in the statehood resolution. As soon as Question Hour began, as per the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), BJP’s R.S. Pathania stood up, claiming that the Speaker could not preside over the House after a no‑confidence motion had been filed. “You cannot sit on the chair,” Pathania told the Speaker. The Speaker rejected the objections, clarifying that under the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business, leave for a no‑confidence motion can only be taken up 14 days after receipt of notice. “You can bring a motion. I have not seen it. Let me presume that it has been submitted. Our Rules are clear on how we deal with such motions,” the Speaker said, adding, “You don’t read the Rules properly.” As the Speaker explained the procedures, BJP legislators continued their protests, shouting slogans: “Speaker Sahab kursi chhodo, Speaker Sahab kursi chhodo.” Amid uproar, Leader of Opposition Sunil Kumar Sharma reiterated that statehood was part of the BJP’s agenda but ruled out any discussion on the pre‑1953 position. “The Government of India rejected the pre‑1953 position when Omar Abdullah was Union Minister,” Sharma said. As the Deputy Chief Minister responded to LoP Sharma, BJP MLAs stormed into the Well of the House and disrupted proceedings. In an unusual protest, BJP legislators staged a mock session from the Well of the House. After trooping in, they sat down and began conducting parallel proceedings. During the mock session, BJP MLA Balwant Singh pointed towards Congress MLA Nizamuddin Bhat, accusing him of supporting autonomy. “Do you want the restoration of the post of Prime Minister’s nomenclature in Jammu & Kashmir?” BJP MLA Mankotia asked Bhat. The BJP legislators sitting in the Well also tried to disrupt speeches of almost every MLA, including Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, during the debate on the statehood resolution. (KNO)

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September 28, 2026
BJP submits no‑confidence motion against Speaker  Conducts Parallel Proceedings in Well of House Rehan Qayoom Mir Srinagar, Sep 28: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Monday submitted a no‑confidence motion against the Speaker of the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly, accusing him of allowing what they termed an unconstitutional reference to special status in the statehood resolution. As soon as Question Hour began, as per the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), BJP’s R.S. Pathania stood up, claiming that the Speaker could not preside over the House after a no‑confidence motion had been filed. “You cannot sit on the chair,” Pathania told the Speaker. The Speaker rejected the objections, clarifying that under the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business, leave for a no‑confidence motion can only be taken up 14 days after receipt of notice. “You can bring a motion. I have not seen it. Let me presume that it has been submitted. Our Rules are clear on how we deal with such motions,” the Speaker said, adding, “You don’t read the Rules properly.” As the Speaker explained the procedures, BJP legislators continued their protests, shouting slogans: “Speaker Sahab kursi chhodo, Speaker Sahab kursi chhodo.” Amid uproar, Leader of Opposition Sunil Kumar Sharma reiterated that statehood was part of the BJP’s agenda but ruled out any discussion on the pre‑1953 position. “The Government of India rejected the pre‑1953 position when Omar Abdullah was Union Minister,” Sharma said. As the Deputy Chief Minister responded to LoP Sharma, BJP MLAs stormed into the Well of the House and disrupted proceedings. In an unusual protest, BJP legislators staged a mock session from the Well of the House. After trooping in, they sat down and began conducting parallel proceedings. During the mock session, BJP MLA Balwant Singh pointed towards Congress MLA Nizamuddin Bhat, accusing him of supporting autonomy. “Do you want the restoration of the post of Prime Minister’s nomenclature in Jammu & Kashmir?” BJP MLA Mankotia asked Bhat. The BJP legislators sitting in the Well also tried to disrupt speeches of almost every MLA, including Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, during the debate on the statehood resolution. (KNO)

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