National Testing Agency announces #CUET-UG 2026 results
#BREAKING: The entrance examination was conducted in computer-based test mode from the 11th of last month to 31st May 2026.
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Police issue traffic advisory for Amarnath Yatra, announce restrictions on National Highway
Jammu and Kashmir Police on Monday issued a comprehensive traffic and travel advisory ahead of the annual Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra (SANJY)-2026, scheduled to be held from July 3 to August 28.
Jehlam Times Correspondent reports that the advisory urged the pilgrims, tourists and commuters to follow designated traffic regulations for a safe and smooth journey. According to the advisory, restrictions have been imposed on the movement of civilian traffic through the Navyug Tunnel during specific hours throughout the Yatra period to facilitate the movement of pilgrimage convoys.
Vehicles travelling from Kashmir towards Jammu will not be allowed to cross the Navyug Tunnel before 11:30 AM, while vehicles moving from Jammu towards Kashmir will not be permitted to enter the tunnel after 3 PM each day.
The advisory also prescribes cut-off timings at key locations across the Valley. Vehicles from Mir Bazar heading towards Srinagar and Anantnag must cross before 4 PM, while those bound for the Navyug Tunnel should do so before 5 PM. Similarly, vehicles leaving Panthachowk in Srinagar for Ganderbal, Baramulla or Anantnag must cross the designated points before 3 PM. Traffic towards Manigam and North Kashmir will be allowed until 3:30 PM, while vehicles travelling from Manigam towards Srinagar and North Kashmir must cross before noon.
Traffic from Manigam to Baltal will be permitted until 5 PM. Police have advised pilgrims and tourists to plan their journeys in advance, keep sufficient time for security checks and weather-related delays, and strictly follow directions issued by the Traffic Police, civil administration and security personnel.
Travellers have also been asked to ensure their vehicles have adequate fuel and to avoid unnecessary halts along the route. Those arriving at designated cut-off points after the prescribed timings will be accommodated at the nearest Yatra camp for security reasons. The police appealed to the public to stay updated through official advisories issued by the J&K Traffic Police and cooperate with authorities to ensure the safe and smooth conduct of the annual pilgrimage.
CM Omar Abdullah calls on PM Modi; raises Statehood, economy and development issues
Seeks continued Central support for growth, connectivity, jobs and infrastructure in J&K
NEW DELHI: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi and discussed a range of key issues concerning Jammu & Kashmir, including the early restoration of statehood, the economic situation and developmental priorities of J&K.
During the meeting, the Chief Minister conveyed the aspirations of the people of Jammu & Kashmir for the early restoration of statehood, underlining that it would mark an important step in strengthening democratic institutions, deepening public participation and advancing the next phase of the region’s development. He requested that the process be taken forward at the earliest.
The Chief Minister briefed the Prime Minister on Jammu & Kashmir’s economic trajectory and ongoing developmental initiatives across key sectors. He highlighted the progress achieved in infrastructure creation, public service delivery and welfare measures, while also outlining areas that require sustained support and investment.
The Chief Minister emphasized the need for continued support from the Government of India to accelerate economic growth, strengthen connectivity, generate employment opportunities, expand infrastructure and enhance public welfare across Jammu & Kashmir. He drew particular attention to the fuller harnessing of the region’s hydropower potential, augmentation of rail services on the Udhampur–Srinagar line in view of the forthcoming apple season and the scheduled closure of Srinagar Airport, development of new tourism circuits, and sustained support for J&K’s farmers, artisans and MSMEs.
“Jammu & Kashmir is committed to being a full and productive partner in India’s growth story,” the Chief Minister said, adding that the early restoration of statehood, coupled with continued support from the Government of India, would further strengthen J&K’s march towards inclusive growth, prosperity and good governance.
Summer vacation in J&K and Ladakh High Court from June 8
#JAMMU: The High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh has notified its summer vacation schedule for 2026, announcing that the court will remain on vacation from June 8 to June 27, with a designated roster of Vacation Judges to hear urgent matters during the break.
An order issued by Registrar General M K Sharma, the period from June 8 to June 13 has been declared a “no work period” for the High Court. However, urgent cases will continue to be taken up during the vacation by judges specially nominated by the Chief Justice under Rule 12 of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court Rules, 1999.
For the Jammu Wing, Justice Rajesh Sekhri has been designated as Vacation Judge from June 15 to June 20, while Justice Sanjay Parihar will hear urgent matters from June 22 to June 27. Similarly, for the Srinagar Wing, Justice Shahzad Azeem has been assigned vacation duty from June 15 to June 20, while Justice Mohammad Yousuf Wani will function as Vacation Judge from June 22 to June 27.
6th Patnitop Marathon Draws Hundreds, Boosts Tourism in Ramban
Event Promotes Fitness, Tourism and Drug-Free Lifestyle in J&K.
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Vice Admiral Ajay Kochhar Takes Over as Vice Chief of Naval Staff
Vice Admiral Ajay Kochhar assumed charge as Vice Chief of Naval Staff in New Delhi, succeeding Vice Admiral Sanjay Vatsayan.
HED enables tentative college allotment, indicative cut-off trends for UG Admissions 2026-27
To help applicants make informed choices ahead of final seat allocation for UG admissions 2026–27, the Higher Education Department, J&K, has enabled Tentative College Allotment and indicative cut-off trends on the admission portal, https://jkadmissions.in, generated from current application data. The trends, presently based on General/Open Merit data, are meant only to give a fair idea of the likely competition across programmes and colleges. Applicants of all categories, including reserved categories, are advised to review and, if required, modify their preferences before the final locking/allocation.
Applicants are strongly encouraged to add more eligible programme preferences, include options across multiple colleges/universities, avoid limiting themselves to only a few highly competitive programmes, and arrange their preferences carefully in order of priority.
The Directorate has clarified that the displayed cut-offs are purely indicative and provisional — they are not final and do not guarantee admission. Final allotment may vary with category-wise seat distribution, number of applicants per category, preference changes, seat upgradation/withdrawal, document verification, merit and tie-breaking rules, university-specific policies, and any subsequent administrative decisions. The final allotment list has not yet been published, and the admission authority reserves the right to revise outcomes, cut-offs, seat matrices, or policies at any stage without prior notice.
Director Colleges J&K, Dr. Sheikh Ajaz Bashir, urged applicants to treat the trends as a guidance tool, to broaden and re-prioritise their preferences accordingly, and to make use of the Course Explorer option on the Directorate website https://directorcollegesjk.in, and by visiting the Counselling & Facilitation Centres at every college.
Applicants may follow the official WhatsApp Channel for Admissions 2026–27, linked on the portal, for regular updates.
Diesel prices increased by Rs. 2.71 per litre and petrol by Rs. 2.61 per litre.
Diesel prices increased by Rs. 2.71 per litre and petrol by Rs. 2.61 per litre. #petrol #diesel #hike #petroldiesel #jehlamtimes
Power outages in Jammu due to reduced water discharge in Chenab Basin: JPDCL
#JAMMU: In view of the reduced water discharge in the rivers of the Chenab Basin, power generation has declined significantly, resulting in a widened gap between power availability and demand. Consequently, several areas of Jammu experienced outages last night.
Jammu Power Distribution Corporation Limited (JPDCL) wishes to assure its valued consumers that all necessary steps are being taken to procure additional power and mitigate the supply shortfall at the earliest.
Consumers are urged to use electricity judiciously, particularly during peak hours, in order to minimise grid curtailments and facilitate equitable distribution across the region.
JPDCL regrets the inconvenience caused to consumers and remains committed to restoring normalcy in power supply at the earliest.
