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A fresh western disturbance is set to bring rain and snow to Jammu and Kashmir, including Srinagar, over the next 24 hours. Local outlets Rising Kashmir and KNS News are carrying the forecast, with residents searching for updates as the weather system approaches. The wet spell could affect travel on mountain roads and daily life across the valley.
- 2NIA chargesheets four over Kishtwar terror attack, blames Pakistan▼NIA files chargesheet against 4 in Kishtwar terror attack case, traces conspiracy to Pakistan
India's National Investigation Agency has filed a chargesheet against four people in connection with the terror attack in Kishtwar, Jammu and Kashmir. The agency says its investigation traced the conspiracy back to Pakistan, alleging the accused acted on directions from across the border. The filing marks a step forward in the probe into the attack, which has drawn attention to continuing militant activity in the Chenab valley region.
- 3Remembering January 19, 1990, the night Kashmir's Pandits were expelled●Either convert to Islam, leave the land or die: Remembering January 19, 1990 when Kashmir changed forever | India News h
On the night of January 19, 1990, slogans warning Kashmiri Pandits to convert to Islam, flee the valley or face death rang out from mosques across Srinagar, triggering the mass exodus of the minority Hindu community from Kashmir. Thousands of Pandit families fled the Kashmir Valley in the following months, and the event remains a deeply painful memory in India. Commemorations and debate over the exodus continue to surface on its anniversary.
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A light earthquake struck the Kashmir Valley, shaking buildings and prompting residents to rush outdoors. No casualties or serious damage have been reported so far. People across northern India are searching for live updates on the tremor, its magnitude and whether aftershocks are expected.
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Srinagar is hosting high-profile cricket for the first time in four decades, marking a notable moment for the sport in the Kashmir valley. The return of top-level matches to the city is being seen as a significant development for local cricket fans and the region's sporting profile.