Security forces continued Operation Trashi-I for the 13th consecutive day in the Chatroo and Chingam areas of Kishtwar district in Jammu and Kashmir, searching for suspected terrorists believed to be hiding in the dense forest and snow-bound terrain. Internet Services Suspended Authorities
Security forces have launched an anti-terror operation in the Chatroo area of Kishtwar district in Jammu and Kashmir to track down a group of suspected Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terrorists. The operation, which began earlier this month, has been intensified amid difficult terrain and snowfall as forces continue searching forested areas for the suspects. Internet Services
Security forces engaged suspected terrorists during a cordon-and-search operation in the Chatroo area of Kishtwar district in Jammu and Kashmir, officials said. The operation was launched following specific intelligence inputs about the presence of militants in the forested terrain. Soldiers Injured in Exchange of Fire The encounter began when the hiding terrorists opened
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh visited the Government Medical College Hospital in Jammu to meet people injured in the recent cloudburst at Chisoti village in Kishtwar. He said Prime Minister Narendra Modi is deeply concerned and is personally monitoring the situation. Weather Blocks Direct Visit Singh was scheduled to visit Chisoti but heavy rains and a […]
A devastating cloudburst in Chositi village, located on the Machail Mata pilgrimage route, has claimed at least 56 lives. More than 300 people have been rescued, while over 250 remain missing. The disaster struck around 11:30 a.m., catching pilgrims and locals off guard during lunch near a community kitchen and security post. Disaster Strikes Harshly […]
A sudden cloudburst struck Chasoti village in Jammu & Kashmir’s remote Kishtwar district, triggering devastating flash floods during the Machail Mata pilgrimage. The disaster has claimed dozens of lives and injured many more. Death Toll and Casualties Initial estimates confirmed at least 38 fatalities, including two CISF personnel. Dozens of others were wounded, many















