IndiGo flights at Srinagar International Airport remained affected for the second consecutive day. A total of 16 flights were canceled till Saturday (December 6) morning, due to which passengers faced a lot of problems.

According to airport officials, a total of 64 flights were scheduled for Saturday, 32 incoming and 32 outgoing. Of these, Indigo had 36 flights, which included 18 arrivals and 18 departures. But the company canceled 14 of these flights. The good thing was that no delay was reported in the morning flights.

Two flights of other airlines also canceled

Apart from Indigo, two flights of other airlines were also cancelled. In this way the total number of canceled flights became 16. According to officials, at present the remaining flights are running as per schedule, but the situation may change at any time considering weather and operational challenges.

Airport officials requested passengers to check the latest status of their flight before leaving home. An official said that we urge passengers to confirm the flight timings and reach the airport well in time to avoid inconvenience.

Crew shortage in Indigo

This latest cancellation comes just a day after the major disruption when 41 flights were canceled on Thursday, of which 39 were of IndiGo. This crisis in IndiGo has arisen due to lack of pilots following internal compliance processes and new safety instructions issued by DGCA.

After increasing strictness regarding crew scheduling within airlines, it is not possible to operate many flights. Due to this, passengers had to face disruption in their journey for the second consecutive day.

Uncertainty among passengers has increased after flights were canceled for two consecutive days. Officials say that efforts are being made to improve the situation, but it is difficult to say when normal operations will be restored.

Taking a big step, the Jammu and Kashmir government has decided to take 215 schools associated with Jamaat-e-Islami and its colleague Falah-e-Aam Trust. The state education department has issued this order by press release on Friday (August 22).

This decision has been taken to protect the educational future of students and maintain law and order. The management of these schools will now be under the District Magistrates, who will set up new management committees.

Why did the government give this order?

While issuing the order, the School Education Department said that the Ministry of Home Affairs had declared Jamaat-e-Islami as an illegal organization in February 2019 and February 2024. Intelligence agencies reported that many schools are directly or indirectly associated with this organization. According to PTI reports, the validity of the existing managing committees of these schools has ended and negative reports have been received against them. Therefore, the government has entrusted the responsibility of all 215 schools to the district administration.

Students’ education will not be affected

According to the new order, the District Magistrate and Deputy Commissioner will manage these schools and set up new committees. By coordinating with the School Education Department, it will be ensured that there is no obstruction in the students’ education and the quality of education remains in line with the new education policy. Secretary Ram Niwas Sharma clarified that this step is only for the future safety and betterment of the students.

How many schools in which districts of the valley?

This action has been taken in all 10 districts of Kashmir Valley. The highest number of 53 schools in Baramulla, 37 in Anantnag, 36 in Kupwara, 22 in Pulwama, 22 in Budgam, 20 in Budgam, 16 in Kulgam (Kulgam), 15 in Shopian, 15 in Shopian, Ganderbal and Bandhora (6-6 in Bandipora) and 4 schools in Srinagar (Srinagar) have been managed by the government.

However, political reactions have begun to this decision. Sajjad Lone, president of the People’s Conference, has termed the decision as harsh and has accused the government led by Omar Abdullah of being a “partner” and a BJP team in this decision without naming any party.

Sajjad Lone tweeted, “The Jammu and Kashmir government has forcibly taken 215 schools under its control. And there is no reward for guessing. The elected government has passed the order. Shame and shamelessness in this government have taken new meaning. They are setting new standards of flattery. And just remember those teachings and orders that this party did not remain against its protests. The dismissal of the employees is a similar partner in all the work done.

Taking a big step, the Jammu and Kashmir government has decided to take 215 schools associated with Jamaat-e-Islami and its colleague Falah-e-Aam Trust. The state education department has issued this order by press release on Friday (August 22).

This decision has been taken to protect the educational future of students and maintain law and order. The management of these schools will now be under the District Magistrates, who will set up new management committees.

Why did the government give this order?

While issuing the order, the School Education Department said that the Ministry of Home Affairs had declared Jamaat-e-Islami as an illegal organization in February 2019 and February 2024. Intelligence agencies reported that many schools are directly or indirectly associated with this organization. According to PTI reports, the validity of the existing managing committees of these schools has ended and negative reports have been received against them. Therefore, the government has entrusted the responsibility of all 215 schools to the district administration.

Students’ education will not be affected

According to the new order, the District Magistrate and Deputy Commissioner will manage these schools and set up new committees. By coordinating with the School Education Department, it will be ensured that there is no obstruction in the students’ education and the quality of education remains in line with the new education policy. Secretary Ram Niwas Sharma clarified that this step is only for the future safety and betterment of the students.

How many schools in which districts of the valley?

This action has been taken in all 10 districts of Kashmir Valley. The highest number of 53 schools in Baramulla, 37 in Anantnag, 36 in Kupwara, 22 in Pulwama, 22 in Budgam, 20 in Budgam, 16 in Kulgam (Kulgam), 15 in Shopian, 15 in Shopian, Ganderbal and Bandhora (6-6 in Bandipora) and 4 schools in Srinagar (Srinagar) have been managed by the government.

The state investigating agency (SIA) has raided the house of Yasin Malik, the head of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front. On Monday (August 11), eight locations were raided in Srinagar. The case is of a 35 -year -old murder case, in which Kashmiri Pandit Nurse Sarla Bhatt was killed in the year 1990.

A team led by Deepti SP Abid Hussain searched the residence of Yasum SHO and an executive magistrate of Yasin Malik. Filgal Yasin Malik is lodged in Tihar Jail in New Delhi.

Agency in search of evidence
In this joint raid, many former JKLF leaders and colleagues have been targeted, so that evidence can be gathered and the order of incidents related to this murder in 1990 can be reopened. The murder took place during the peak of terrorism in the valley. Detailed information about the recovery of any item has not been revealed yet.

Sarla Bhat’s body was found sieve with bullets in 1990
Please tell here that on 18 April 1990, 27 -year -old Kashmiri Pandit nurses of Anantnag, Sarla Bhat, were kidnapped from Habba Khatoon Hostel of Skims Saura. The next morning, Sara Bhatt’s dead body was found lying with bullets in Omar Colony Mallabagh of Saura.

Who was Sarla Bhatt?
Sarla Bhatt was a nurse who chose to stay there even after leaving the valley by the people of the Kashmiri Pandit community. Sarla Bhatt, a resident of Anantnag, used to do duty at Sher-e-Kashmir Institute Ove Medical College (SKIMS) Srinagar. After the emergence of terrorism in Kashmir, she was one of the few Kashmiri Pandits who stayed in the valley itself.

When Sarla Bhatt was in the hostel at Schims, he was abducted by the militants as a police informer. After receiving his body, it was also felt that Sarla Bhatte was killed after torturing him.

Muharram 2025 News: A unique Muharram procession was taken out on the occasion of Muharram, a day before Ashura, remembering the martyrdom of Imam Hussain, the grandson of Prophet Mohammed at the world famous Dal Lake of Srinagar. Shikara came from different parts of the valley riding on boats. People who mourned Shia joined the 185 -year -old traditional boat Muharram procession in the inner areas of Dal Lake in Srinagar.

The condolences gathered in Rainawadi, from where they started a procession on wooden boats in the interiors of Dal from Rainawadi to Cancach. People who mourn follow the traditional procession, which has been going on for years. People take a large number of Shikara in the interiors of Dal Lake.

For many people it is a different experience

The procession ends on the day of Ashura in Imambara Hasnabad in Srinagar, which is a symbol of the anniversary of the martyrdom of the Prophet’s grandson Hussain, his family and loyal companions in the desert of Karbala 1400 years ago. People who mourned were singing the condolences saying that the message of Imam Hussain is that no innocent person will die, even no animal.

For many people it is a different kind of experience when these boats float with flags, in fact it is a very unique experience. Historically, these processions passed through Central Srinagar, especially by the traditional route from Abi Gujar to Jadibal, in which thousands of mourning people remembered the martyrdom of Imam Hussain through beating chests (mourning), mourning (nauha) and religious mantras.

Urge to celebrate the procession according to its religious significance

Some protesters also took pictures of many Iranian generals killed from Israel, including Hizbullah leader Hasan Nasrullah and General Sulemani. Since the Amarnath Yatra is also taking place at the same time, Bidhuri urged everyone to celebrate the Muharram procession according to its religious significance.

Everyone’s blood is boiling due to the news of a terrorist attack on tourists in Basaron Valley of Pahalgam in Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir. Everyone is demanding to teach terrorists a lesson. In such a situation, social media users are also not behind anyone. He took the name of the neighboring country Pakistan directly behind this incident and said that now Pakistan is going to be good. Let us know how social media users cursed terrorists and what?

How was the attack in Jammu and Kashmir?

According to the information, a terrorist attack on tourists took place on Tuesday (April 22) in Basaron Valley of Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir. This place comes under Anantnag district. It is being told that the terrorists were wearing police uniforms. According to eyewitnesses, the attackers asked tourists to their names, then fired indiscriminately on them. So far, the death of two people in this attack has been confirmed. At the same time, 12 people are said to be injured. However, 28 people are feared dead to be handed over to media reports. These include two foreign nationals.

Social media users’ blood

Social media users are also very angry about this terrorist attack in Pahalgam. They are constantly expressing their anger over this incident. A user named Sameer wrote on social media that now Pakistan is going to be good. At the same time, a user named Shri Ram Manas expressed concern about his acquaintances. He wrote that his relatives have also gone to Pahalgam. At the same time, a user named Ashwini wrote that Jammu and Kashmir is still not safe for tourists. This place is very dangerous. In such a situation, one should avoid going there.

Users demanded a gun to tourists

A user named Genghis looked very angry about this incident. He wrote that tourists visiting this area should be allowed to take guns, so that they can kill the terrorists. At the same time, a user named Ajay says that the crime of those killed in Pahalgam was only that he was a Hindu. At the same time, Sonam Vijayvargiya wrote that this is the failure of the government, which was promoting tourism in Jammu and Kashmir. Another user has called it guest Devo Bhava Islamic Edition.

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Jammu kashmir news: The freight transportation of fresh vegetables, fuel and other essential commodities on the Srinagar-Ladakh highway started again, as vehicles laden with goods were allowed to go to Kargil after three months.

This movement is an important step towards ensuring the supply of essential commodities in the remote hill region, which is facing lack of essential commodities, especially fresh vegetables and meat.

The officials confirmed the reopening of the highway for heavy vehicles, saying that the freight convoy with more than two hundred trucks and Tata mobile vehicles left for Kargil on Friday morning under strict traffic management protocol.

This route, which is often interrupted due to snowfall and meteorological challenges, is considered a lifeline for Ladakh. Officials said that for the first time after the road closure in December last year, freight vehicles were also allowed today.

Local traders and residents welcomed the resume, as it ensures the timely compensation of delayed stock and supply due to winter shutdown. The Srinagar-Ladakh highway connects Kashmir to the Union Territory of Ladakh and is one of the two main roads connecting the region, the other is the Manali-Leh highway, which is closed due to heavy snowfall.

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