Strong winds at Srinagar Airport led to 22 flight cancellations, uprooted trees caused property damage in Srinagar city.

Several trees were uprooted across Srinagar city last night due to strong winds and caused damage to few property and ...

Welcome, Travelers! You have set your sights on Kashmir, a land of unmatched beauty, often called Paradise on Earth. Here, snow-capped peaks rise against the sky, their reflections shimmering in ...

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee was seen jogging in London’s Hyde Park, wearing a white saree with a green border and her signature white slippers. She described the jog as a ‘warm up’ while wearing a ...

SRINAGAR: To ensure smooth vehicular movement and address parking constraints, the Gulmarg Development Authority has issued an advisory restricting the movement of heavy vehicles on the ...

A Srinagar court has set for April 8 a hearing against the organisers of a fashion show held in Gulmarg during Ramzan over allegations of obscenity and of hurting religious ...

My relative owns two hotels here," chief minister told reporters in Gulmarg. "The Nedous and the Highland Park. But I will not say anything more than what I have said in the (Jammu and Kashmir ...

Srinagar- A Srinagar court has set for April 8 a hearing against the organisers of a fashion show held in Gulmarg during ...

A Srinagar court has set for April 8 a hearing against the organisers of a fashion show held in Gulmarg during Ramzan over allegations of obscenity and of hurting religious sentiments.Advocate Naveed ...

Baramulla's Gulmarg received a fresh spell of snowfall on March 15. It turned the entire area into a breath-taking winter wonderland.

Gulmarg: Amid the outrage over the fashion show held in Gulmarg, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday admitted that the hotel where the show was held belongs to his relatives.

A fashion show on March 7 during Ramzan caused an outrage among Kashmiri Muslims. Our sensitivities have been hurt, they said, because Muslim-majority Kashmir cannot tolerate obscenities in the ...