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Jun 13, 2023, 11:29PM IST Source: ANI An earthquake of magnitude 5.4 on the Richter scale jolted various districts of Jammu and Kashmir on June 13. The quake was felt past 1:30 pm. Tremors of the earthquake were also felt in the national capital and parts of north India. “The earthquake scared school children. People in shops rushed out. It was scary. This was more intense than the tremors last week...” a local said. “The tremors were quite strong. We too rushed out...” said a local.

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• Srinagar offers a unique blend of natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Its true paradise that leaves visitors spellbound with its enchanting beauty and serene ambiance. • The beautiful place can be visited easily by air, by train or by road. • Travelers can visit the popular Dal Lake, Mughal Gardens, Shankaracharya temple, the Old City, floating market, Pari Mahal, and enjoy Shikara rides during sunset. Srinagar, the summer capital of the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir, is a captivating city nestled amidst the breathtaking Himalayan mountains. Known for its serene lakes, picturesque gardens, and charming houseboats, Srinagar offers a unique blend of natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. One can experience the city’s warm hospitality, delicious Kashmiri cuisine, and the opportunity to experience traditional Kashmiri arts and crafts. Srinagar is a true paradise that leaves visitors spellbound with its enchanting beauty and serene ambiance. When to go:The best time to visit Srinagar is during the summer months, from April to October, when the weather is pleasant and the flowers are in full bloom. The spring season and autumn season offers stunning views with colorful foliage. How to reach:By Air: Srinagar has its own domestic airport, Sheikh ul-Alam International Airport, which is well-connected to major cities in India. Direct flights are available from cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Kolkata. By Train: The nearest railway station to Srinagar is Jam...

Situated amid clear lakes and lofty forested mountains, Srinagar has long had a considerable tourist economy. Along its course through the city, the Jhelum River is spanned by several wooden bridges, and numerous shikara, the gondolas of Kashmir. Srinagar is well known for its many mosques and temples; the Hazratbal Mosque contains a hair that reportedly belonged to the Prophet Srinagar’s industries include carpet and silk mills, silverware and copperware manufacture, leatherworking, and wood carving. The University of Kashmir (1948) is in the city, as is the Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology Kashmir (1982). Regular flights connect Srinagar with This article was most recently revised and updated by

WASHINGTON, June 14: Describing the India-US ties as a “partnership like no other”, the Indian envoy here has said the US has the necessary capital and the technology know-how while India offers both the scale and the talent which make this relationship a stock which anyone can bet on. The remarks by India’s Ambassador to the US Taranjit Singh Sandhu came during his address to the annual India Ideas Summit of the US India Business Council. “The tagline for the India-US relationship, which I like the most, is “a partnership like no other!”, And you may think, that this is what, good diplomats say, about every relationship. Believe me: this is unique!” Sandhu said in his address to the Indian and American corporate leaders. “United States has the necessary capital and the technology know-how while we offer, both the scale and the talent. This is a stock, which anyone would, bet on!” Sandhu said. Over the last six months, there has been a flurry of activities in the bilateral ties. “You take any day, there is a delegation from India in the US or an American visitor in India. Even as I speak, NSA Jake Sullivan is in New Delhi,” he said. There is an “unmistakable energy”, a drive and a desire to get things done across sectors, he said. “It was just in the end of January this year, in this very building, the two NSAs (Sullivan and Ajit Doval) along with the Commerce Secretary (Gina) Raimondo, spoke about the complementarities, in our vision, at the iCET (Initiative of Critical a...

Long before Kashmir was immortalised in the eponymous Led Zeppelin song it had already achieved legendary status with Western travellers, from officers of the British Raj to the first hippie overlanders in the 1960s. No stint in the Subcontinent was complete without a sojourn on the famous houseboats of the capital Srinagar, in the heart of the idyllic Kashmir Valley. By the end of the 1980s, the tourist business was booming and had in fact overtaken agriculture as the region’s main source of income. This all came to an almost overnight halt with the onset of the conflict in 1989. 7 days / from 1769 USD Bhutan’s Mountains and Monasteries You’ll be awed by the epic beauty of Bhutan on this scenic adventure. Travel to the remote Himalayan Kingdom in search of mountains, forts and monasteries. Drink in the history and spectacular views of this untouched country and embrace the great outdoors. The best travel tips for visiting Kashmir With the situation stabilising in recent years, visitor numbers have risen again (mostly domestic, thanks to the burgeoning Indian middle class), though they remain below the 1980s zenith. There could hardly be a greater contrast than that between the hot and dusty plains around Jammu and the cool green of the Kashmir Valley. Geographical divides aside, separated as they are by a rise in altitude of more than 1000m, there persists cultural and religious differences. The area around Jammu is predominantly Hindu, while the Kashmir Valley and its ca...

Jun 13, 2023, 11:29PM IST Source: ANI An earthquake of magnitude 5.4 on the Richter scale jolted various districts of Jammu and Kashmir on June 13. The quake was felt past 1:30 pm. Tremors of the earthquake were also felt in the national capital and parts of north India. “The earthquake scared school children. People in shops rushed out. It was scary. This was more intense than the tremors last week...” a local said. “The tremors were quite strong. We too rushed out...” said a local.

Long before Kashmir was immortalised in the eponymous Led Zeppelin song it had already achieved legendary status with Western travellers, from officers of the British Raj to the first hippie overlanders in the 1960s. No stint in the Subcontinent was complete without a sojourn on the famous houseboats of the capital Srinagar, in the heart of the idyllic Kashmir Valley. By the end of the 1980s, the tourist business was booming and had in fact overtaken agriculture as the region’s main source of income. This all came to an almost overnight halt with the onset of the conflict in 1989. 7 days / from 1769 USD Bhutan’s Mountains and Monasteries You’ll be awed by the epic beauty of Bhutan on this scenic adventure. Travel to the remote Himalayan Kingdom in search of mountains, forts and monasteries. Drink in the history and spectacular views of this untouched country and embrace the great outdoors. The best travel tips for visiting Kashmir With the situation stabilising in recent years, visitor numbers have risen again (mostly domestic, thanks to the burgeoning Indian middle class), though they remain below the 1980s zenith. There could hardly be a greater contrast than that between the hot and dusty plains around Jammu and the cool green of the Kashmir Valley. Geographical divides aside, separated as they are by a rise in altitude of more than 1000m, there persists cultural and religious differences. The area around Jammu is predominantly Hindu, while the Kashmir Valley and its ca...

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WASHINGTON, June 14: Describing the India-US ties as a “partnership like no other”, the Indian envoy here has said the US has the necessary capital and the technology know-how while India offers both the scale and the talent which make this relationship a stock which anyone can bet on. The remarks by India’s Ambassador to the US Taranjit Singh Sandhu came during his address to the annual India Ideas Summit of the US India Business Council. “The tagline for the India-US relationship, which I like the most, is “a partnership like no other!”, And you may think, that this is what, good diplomats say, about every relationship. Believe me: this is unique!” Sandhu said in his address to the Indian and American corporate leaders. “United States has the necessary capital and the technology know-how while we offer, both the scale and the talent. This is a stock, which anyone would, bet on!” Sandhu said. Over the last six months, there has been a flurry of activities in the bilateral ties. “You take any day, there is a delegation from India in the US or an American visitor in India. Even as I speak, NSA Jake Sullivan is in New Delhi,” he said. There is an “unmistakable energy”, a drive and a desire to get things done across sectors, he said. “It was just in the end of January this year, in this very building, the two NSAs (Sullivan and Ajit Doval) along with the Commerce Secretary (Gina) Raimondo, spoke about the complementarities, in our vision, at the iCET (Initiative of Critical a...