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Suhail Khan  SONAMARG, JUNE 9: The engineer who oversaw the breakthrough of Asia’s longest bi-directional tunnel at Zojila said extreme temperatures of minus 35 degrees Celsius and over four months of heavy snowfall were the…

Convener News Desk Sonamarg, June 9: Union Minister of Road Transport & Highways Nitin Gadkari today said that the Zojila Tunnel is much more than a transportation project and will serve as a gateway to development for the…

Wani Majid  Ganderbal, June 09: As part of the comprehensive security and facilitation measures for the forthcoming Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra 2026, Ganderbal Police has launched the “Pahchan App”, an innovative QR code-based digital…

Convener News Desk Srinagar, June 9: Engineers associated with the Zoji-La Tunnel project have said that nearly 80 percent of the work on the strategic tunnel has been completed, with the remaining construction expected to take…

Raja Syed Rather Ganderbal, June 9: Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari on Tuesday termed the Zojila Tunnel breakthrough a "golden chapter" in India's infrastructure history, saying it will serve as a…

Convener News Desk Srinagar, June 9: Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari on Monday triggered the final breakthrough of the strategically significant Zoji-La Tunnel, marking a major milestone in one of…

Convener News Desk Srinagar, June 9: Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari arrived in Kashmir on Tuesday to witness the breakthrough of the strategically significant Zojila Tunnel, a landmark milestone in one…

Touseef Wani  Minamarg, June 9: In a landmark moment for Jammu and Kashmir’s infrastructure development, the much-awaited Zojila Tunnel project is poised to achieve a major breakthrough today, marking a significant step towards…

Muqeet Mubashir Bandipora, June 8: Ahead of the visit of Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari to Kashmir, Bandipora MLA Nizamuddin Bhat on Monday reiterated the long-pending demand for granting…

Suhail Khan Srinagar, June 6: For as long as anyone in Kashmir can remember, radio has been a pacifier. Ghazals, old film songs, the occasional romantic request — all designed to soothe, never stir. The sound of a valley trying…