Online classes in schools from class 1 to 11 in Jammu made mandatory
Education department has made online classes from class 1 to class 11 as mandatory amid closure of schools in J&K due to rising Covid cases
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Illegal mining: 30 vehicles, including excavator, dumpers seized in Kashmir
24 retired officials re-engaged by Jammu Railway Division
Preparations begin for UT foundation day celebrations; Anshul Garg reviews arrangements in Srinagar
Omar inaugurates projects in Beerwah, Budgam
BJP welcomes British MP’s motion reaffirming India’s sovereignty over J&K- Illegal mining: 30 vehicles, including excavator, dumpers seized in Kashmir
- 24 retired officials re-engaged by Jammu Railway Division
- Preparations begin for UT foundation day celebrations; Anshul Garg reviews arrangements in Srinagar
- Omar inaugurates projects in Beerwah, Budgam
- BJP welcomes British MP’s motion reaffirming India’s sovereignty over J&K
- Illegal mining: 30 vehicles, including excavator, dumpers seized in Kashmir
- 24 retired officials re-engaged by Jammu Railway Division
- Preparations begin for UT foundation day celebrations; Anshul Garg reviews arrangements in Srinagar
- Omar inaugurates projects in Beerwah, Budgam
- BJP welcomes British MP’s motion reaffirming India’s sovereignty over J&K
- Illegal mining: 30 vehicles, including excavator, dumpers seized in Kashmir
- 24 retired officials re-engaged by Jammu Railway Division
- Preparations begin for UT foundation day celebrations; Anshul Garg reviews arrangements in Srinagar
- Omar inaugurates projects in Beerwah, Budgam
- BJP welcomes British MP’s motion reaffirming India’s sovereignty over J&K