Amarnath Yatra Ends

Just before the government ended special status to Jammu and Kashmir in August last year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave no indication of the move during a meeting, Farooq Abdullah said today. "Nobody can trust the government of India anymore. There is not a day when they don't lie," said the National Conference MP in his first interview since h...

Jammu and Kashmir Governor Satya Pal Malik on Friday evening asked a delegation of Jammu and Kashmir politicians to "maintain calm and not believe rumours" that are circulating in the Kashmir Valley since an advisory by the government asked Amarnath Yatra pilgrims and tourists to cut short their stay and leave amid intelligence inputs of terror thr...

Assembly polls in Jammu and Kashmir are likely to be "considered" later this year and the schedule for it will be announced after the Amarnath yatra, the Election Commission said on Tuesday. The annual pilgrimage to Amarnath, the state's famous cave shrine, ends on August 15.

The Amarnath yatra resumed today from Jammu after it was suspended for two days due to inclement weather in Kashmir, with a batch of over 2,200 pilgrims leaving for the Pahalgam base camp for the 3,880-metre-high holy cave shrine, officials said.

After the collapse of the Mehbooba Mufti-led coalition government, Jammu and Kashmir is back under Governor NN Vohra, who is due to retire on June 25. This is the fourth time in his 10 years that he is back to calling the shots in the state.

The 40-day annual pilgrimage to the Amarnath shrine in south Kashmir Himalayas ended today, with 2.60 lakh pilgrims offering prayers this year despite a terror attack on a bus that left eight devotees dead. The pilgrimage concludes on the festival of Raksha Bandhan each year.

Amid the chants of "Bham Bham Bhole", the registration of pilgrims for this year's pilgrimage to the Amarnath cave shrine has begun for both Baltal and Chandanwari routes on Wednesday. This year's pilgrimage will begin simultaneously on both the routes from June 29 and end on Raksha Bandhan (August 7).

The 48-day-long annual Amarnath Yatra, which started on July 2, ended peacefully today with 'Puja' inside the cave shrine, authorities said.

The month-and-a-half annual Amarnath Yatra ended peacefully on Thursday after Shravan Purnima prayers at the 13,500 feet high Himalayan cave shrine in south Kashmir. Jammu and Kashmir Governor NN Vohra, who is also chairman of the Shri Amarnath Shrine Board, attended the concluding prayers led by Swami Dipinder Giri, the custodian of the 'Chhari Mu...

Just before the government ended special status to Jammu and Kashmir in August last year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave no indication of the move during a meeting, Farooq Abdullah said today. "Nobody can trust the government of India anymore. There is not a day when they don't lie," said the National Conference MP in his first interview since h...

Jammu and Kashmir Governor Satya Pal Malik on Friday evening asked a delegation of Jammu and Kashmir politicians to "maintain calm and not believe rumours" that are circulating in the Kashmir Valley since an advisory by the government asked Amarnath Yatra pilgrims and tourists to cut short their stay and leave amid intelligence inputs of terror thr...

Assembly polls in Jammu and Kashmir are likely to be "considered" later this year and the schedule for it will be announced after the Amarnath yatra, the Election Commission said on Tuesday. The annual pilgrimage to Amarnath, the state's famous cave shrine, ends on August 15.

The Amarnath yatra resumed today from Jammu after it was suspended for two days due to inclement weather in Kashmir, with a batch of over 2,200 pilgrims leaving for the Pahalgam base camp for the 3,880-metre-high holy cave shrine, officials said.

After the collapse of the Mehbooba Mufti-led coalition government, Jammu and Kashmir is back under Governor NN Vohra, who is due to retire on June 25. This is the fourth time in his 10 years that he is back to calling the shots in the state.

The 40-day annual pilgrimage to the Amarnath shrine in south Kashmir Himalayas ended today, with 2.60 lakh pilgrims offering prayers this year despite a terror attack on a bus that left eight devotees dead. The pilgrimage concludes on the festival of Raksha Bandhan each year.

Amid the chants of "Bham Bham Bhole", the registration of pilgrims for this year's pilgrimage to the Amarnath cave shrine has begun for both Baltal and Chandanwari routes on Wednesday. This year's pilgrimage will begin simultaneously on both the routes from June 29 and end on Raksha Bandhan (August 7).

The 48-day-long annual Amarnath Yatra, which started on July 2, ended peacefully today with 'Puja' inside the cave shrine, authorities said.

The month-and-a-half annual Amarnath Yatra ended peacefully on Thursday after Shravan Purnima prayers at the 13,500 feet high Himalayan cave shrine in south Kashmir. Jammu and Kashmir Governor NN Vohra, who is also chairman of the Shri Amarnath Shrine Board, attended the concluding prayers led by Swami Dipinder Giri, the custodian of the 'Chhari Mu...