Three killed in separate road, rail accidents
Boy, 3, killed after being hit by tempo in Reasi
Three-Year-Old Boy Dies After Being Hit by Tempo in Reasi
Automated summarisation was unavailable for this district today, so the headlines above are listed as reported by their publishers, without further analysis.
Follow the linked sources below for the full reporting, and check your district administration's official notices for anything that affects you directly.
The Jammu Kashmir High Court granted bail to an accused in the Reasi treasury fraud case.
Security and arrangements were finalized for the Navratra festival at the Vaishno Devi shrine.
Court proceedings concerning financial fraud and preparations for upcoming religious festival security are prominent.
Check district administration travel and security advisories ahead of festival visits to the shrine.
The government stated that the Ladli Beti Scheme continues in eight Jammu and Kashmir districts.
Coverage references the continuation of a specific social welfare scheme. District-specific implementation details were not provided in today's headlines.
Eligible families can check eligibility criteria and application statuses for the Ladli Beti Scheme through the district social welfare office.
The CEO inspected the EVM warehouse in Reasi and reviewed security protocols.
Administrative oversight of election infrastructure involved security and facility inspections by the Chief Electoral Officer.
Contact the district election office for inquiries related to voter registration and polling station arrangements.
The government stated that Jammu and Kashmir has 10,268 vacant teacher posts and 5,278 master posts.
Two police personnel were found dead inside a car, with the cause of death currently unclear.
The District Steering Committee met regarding the Green India Mission, and a Farm Machinery Bank was inaugurated.
Reports cover administrative data on education vacancies, a local incident involving fatalities, and district committee meetings.
Applicants can track recruitment notifications through official employment portals, and farmers can inquire about the Farm Machinery Bank at the local agriculture office.
A fire caused damage to the Mata Vaishno Devi helipad terminal in Reasi, with no casualties reported.
Devotees continued to trek to the Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine despite harsh weather conditions.
Operational disruptions from a fire at a transit terminal and continued pilgrim movement during adverse weather were noted in Reasi.
Check current weather advisories and operational updates from the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board before planning travel.
Quiet few days in Reasi — nothing local was reported.