- The crisis in PoJK (Kashmir) demands action from the Indian government, requiring the cabinet to meet and the matter to be brought before PM Narendra Modi.
- Protest leaders seek trade routes with India while Pakistan blocks economic engagement with India over disputed territory.
- Infrastructure projects are underway in the region, including the Delhi-Katra Greenfield Expressway and Srinagar as a major corridor hub.
Infrastructure projects in Srinagar aim to alleviate urban congestion.
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Infrastructure projects in Srinagar aim to alleviate urban congestion.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The Anti-Corruption Bureau investigated the actions of SDA officials, leading to the registration of a First Information Report (FIR) in Srinagar.Sub-event
Projects in Srinagar are being implemented to ease urban congestion.1 source
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Infrastructure projects are underway in the region, including the Delhi-Katra Greenfield Expressway and Srinagar as a major corridor hub.Also in this story
- BRO is managing infrastructure projects in the region.
- Infrastructure failure is being reported in Delhi, specifically when compared to advanced systems, alongside issues in Srinagar.
- Cabinet approved projects in J&K on January 1, 2026, aiming to boost regional connectivity and development.
- Infrastructure development connects the region, with a new rail link reducing journey time between Srinagar, Jammu, and Udhampur.
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