Jk Floods

Modi's Rs 745-crore package to Kashmir flood victims is a crude joke: Cong

Shashi Tharoor disapproves of Modi spending Diwali in J&K ahead of polls

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, who had recently earned the party's ire for supporting the Swachh Bharat mission of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Tuesday disapproved of Modi's plan to spend the Diwali on 23 October in Srinagar.

J&K floods: Congress wants state govt's assessment report to be made public

Alleging that people in Jammu and Kashmir are complaining that assessment of flood damage is being done in a biased manner, the Congress on Thursday demanded that the report prepared by the state government in this regard be made public.

There is need for Centre to provide relief package to J&K: Rahul Gandhi

Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi today said that the Centre should provide relief package to flood-hit Jammu and Kashmir on the lines of Uttarakhand when the state was ravaged by the flash floods last year.

J&K govt requests employees to give one day's salary to CMRF

Jammu and and Kashmir government has requested all state government to contribute one day's salary to the Chief Minister's Flood Relief Fund.

Kashmir floods: J&K CM Omar requests PM Modi for special rehabilitation package

J&K CM Omar Abdullah on Tuesday requested PM Narendra Modi for a special rehabilitation package after Kashmir floods ravaged the state.

Over 3,500 babies born in hospitals during devastating J&K floods

More than 3,500 babies were born in government hospitals in Kashmir at the peak of devastating floods that affected most of the tertiary care hospitals in the Valley.

Govt allows stranded PoK residents to take another route back home

Residents of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), who were stranded in flood-hit Kashmir, have been allowed by the Centre to return to their homes via Poonch-Rawalakote route in Jammu region.

How the BJP is trying to win the hearts of people in flood-hit Kashmir

Setting up of a relief and rehabilitation centre in the heart of Srinagar city and a thousand meters away from the CM's residence sends a strong political message.

Around 200 heavily armed terrorists waiting to cross LoC: Indian Army

Lt General Saha said that infiltrators from across the border tried to take advantage of the recent floods in the Kashmir Valley, but the army foiled their attempts.