J&K CM Omar Abdullah questioned the IMF's decision to fund Pakistan amid cross-border attacks, while India warned of misuse for terrorism and abstained from the vote
Residents can expect relief from the heat until May 11, with light rainfall, and a dip in maximum temperatures
The International Monetary Fund on Friday approved the disbursement of around $1 billion to Pakistan under the Extended Fund Facility (EFF)
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah also reviewed the availability of ambulances, medical staff, and emergency infrastructure with the Principal of GMC hospital in Jammu
Departments include health, home, energy, urban, rural, PWD, revenue, GAD, water resources, Narmada valley, transport, food and civil supplies, and public health engineering
CM Patel visited SEOC in Gandhinagar to review coordination with district and security agencies, and assess actions being taken by the administration for any possible emergencies
Ministries of agriculture, power, labour and consumer affairs prepare plans to support farmers, protect jobs, and ensure grid and supply stability amid border conflict
Abdullah also visited relief centres in Mishriwala, Nagbani, Bishnah, and Thandi Khui, urging officials to stay alert and responsive
India also said Pakistan was targeting and shelling places of worship, including gurdwaras, convents, and temples "with a particular design", calling it a "new low, even for Pakistan"
National transporter Indian Railways was running special trains to handle increased traffic out of Jammu and Kashmir
The minister also advised the electronic media to refrain from live coverage or real-time reporting of defence operations and movement of security forces
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Even in 2020, the first pandemic year, deaths had already risen by over six per cent compared to 2019
India's leading medical college AIIMS, and Delhi's municipal bodies have cancelled all staff leaves to ensure emergency preparedness, with authorities focusing on full operational readiness
The local agriculture officer and an advocate commissioner visited the farm and submitted reports that supported the farmer's claims
The in-house procedure of inquiry has been developed by the Supreme Court to probe into complaints of alleged misbehaviour against judges of the higher judiciary
Amid rising tensions with Pakistan, India trains 1,700 Aapda Mitra volunteers to support civil defence forces with emergency skills like evacuation, first aid, and firefighting
The Indian government clarified that most of the conflict-related misinformation originated from Pakistani social media accounts
This marks an increase from the 49.290 BCM recorded during the same period last year and exceeds the ten-year average of 50.038 BCM
India intensifies military and civilian readiness as cross-border tensions with Pakistan escalate, prompting widespread closures, red alerts, and travel disruptions