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According to police, cordon-and-search operation turned into an encounter after the terrorists fired upon security personnel

Last year, in the first five days of the yatra around 50,000 pilgrims trooped to the shrine

The annual yatra, which lasts for 45 days, is a major concern for the government amid the recent terrorist attacks in Jammu and Kashmir

Lt. Governor Manoj Sinha flags off the first batch of pilgrims embarking on Amarnath Yatra

Treaty was signed between then Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and former Pakistan President Ayub Khan in 1960 with the World Bank as a signatory to the pact

Cops say roads leading to the cave shrine have been upgraded and some stretches have been widened

This comes close on the heels of Union Home Minister Amit Shah reviewing the security situation and the preparations for the annual pilgrimage

Foreign Minister S Jaishankar has rightly pointed out that sponsoring terrorism cannot be the policy of a good neighbour

The Reasi incident calls for a deeper examination of security protocols, especially in vulnerable areas

The bus carrying pilgrims from Uttar Pradesh and Delhi plunged into a deep gorge after an ambush by terrorists on Sunday evening 

The government has also ordered an in-depth enquiry and appointed Paramvir Singh, Additional Secretary (Technical) to investigate the allegations.

The accident took place at the Tungi-Morh in the Chowki Chora belt of the district.

Officials reported that early Friday morning, a cab carrying passengers veered out of control and plunged into a deep gorge near Battery Chashma on the national highway in Ramban district.

According to railway officials associated with the project, the tunnel work started around 2010 and it took almost 14 years to operationalise it.

The intermittent exchange of fire between Pakistani Rangers and BSF personnel along the International Border in Arnia and RS Pura sectors

BSF troopers and a woman were injured as many civilians abandoned their homes to take shelter in safe areas after Pakistan Rangers resorted to heavy firing and shelling

The Pakistan Rangers opened unprovoked firing at Indian posts along the International Border in the Arnia sector in Jammu.

Vikram Sandhu held a grand mahurat of his upcoming film "Production No. 2" along with the photo shoot at Empire Studio in Mumbai.

"It is an ancient temple in Jammu. It is 200 years old. Amid ongoing rains, the front portion of the temple collapsed due to lightning at around 9.30 am," Ashok Kumar Sharma, secretary of the Dharmarth Trust, told reporters.

A case under various sections of the law, including rape, was registered against Abdul Khaliq,  a resident of Dhargloon, at Mendhar police station in 1979.