Ramban MLA Arjun Singh Raju on Friday met flood-affected families in lower Maitra, Ward 6, and announced financial assistance for the construction of a protection wall to safeguard their homes.
Shelling across the Line of Control (LoC) during India-Pakistan tensions earlier this month in Dhangri, Block of Rajouri, District in Jammu and Kashmir, has led to significant damage to property in the area.
Life in Jammu and Kashmir's Jammu district has slowly returned to normal after a recent Understanding between India and Pakistan ended days of heightened tension.One of the key signs of normalcy was the reopening of schools, both government and private, after being shut for five to six days
Schools in Udhampur, Jammu and Kashmir, reopened after being closed for five to six days due to safety concerns. The ceasefire between India and Pakistan helped ease tension, and students returned happily to class, marking a return to normal life in the region.
Schools in Katra, Jammu & Kashmir, are reopening after the India-Pakistan ceasefire. Students are relieved and grateful to the Indian Army for their safety during the conflict. They're excited to return to their studies and happy to be back in school.
Life in the border districts of Jaisalmer and Barmer has returned to normal, with schools and markets operating as usual. In Jaisalmer, schools reopened today after being closed on May 7 following the Operation Sindoor that targeted terror sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
Life in Jammu and Kashmir's Reasi returned to normal after India and Pakistan came to an understanding on the cessation of hostilities. Morning visuals showed students returning to schools.
"Schools have reopened here after 10 days. Due to the violence on 11th April, schools were closed. The situation in Dhuliyan is better now. There are no problems now. Such an incident never took place here in the past..." the local said speaking to ANI.
The Delhi Government Directorate of Education issued an order on Thursday announcing the resumption of normal physical classes in schools across the Delhi NCR region after the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) directed to revoke GRAP-IV and GRAP-III in the region.
After the two-month summer vacation, schools in Kerala opened on Monday with the state government conducting 'Praveshanolsavam' for the students who begin their new academic year, which is marked by revised textbooks and major changes in the way students are evaluated.
Schools in the national capital reopen in the physical learning mode for all classes, including nursery, KG and primary classes on Monday with the revised timings of 9:00 am-2:00 pm. "Winters are challenging. There is fog in the morning. That is why our timing has been revised from 8:00 a