As Kashmir braces for the three-day wet spell, Srinagar today surpassed the previous records of two decades after the mercury settled at 35.5 degrees, which is the highest June temperature since 2005.

In the first phase, the tourist destinations that will be opened for visitors include Beetab Valley and parks near Pahalgam ...

The weatherman here has predicted a major relief from the scorching heat, saying there is a forecast of intermittent light to ...

Srinagar: weatherman here on Monday forecast intermittent light to moderate rain and thundershower at many places of Kashmir from Wednesday. According to the f ...

Srinagar- A day ahead of a predicted three-day wet spell, Srinagar recorded its hottest June day in nearly two decades as ...

Srinagar: The 11th International Day of Yoga was celebrated across Kashmir on Saturday with participants from all walks of life performing 'asanas' at various p ...

Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha announced the phased reopening of tourist parks in Jammu and Kashmir, closed after the April ...

The Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor said that some destinations will be reopened in the first phase from June 17 ...

Over the centuries, Kashmir has been inundated with Sufi saints. Today, you can hardly walk a hundred metres on any street ...

The scorching heat has once again hit Jammu and Kashmir, especially in the valley, where the mercury continued to rise for ...