Haseeb Ibn Hameed

Nov 28, 2024 | greaterkashmir.com | Haseeb Ibn Hameed

Ahead of the election results on Tuesday (October 8), political parties in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) have expressed concerns over Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha’s power to nominate five legislators This Live Blog has Ended X-embed Brazen pre-result rigging of polls: Iltija Mufti on move to nominate five members of J-K assembly@jkpdp https://t.co/lUqxP0NZZI — Greater Kashmir (@GreaterKashmir) October 7, 2024 Controversy over nomination of MLAs A controversy has erupted with the J&K LG...

Nov 9, 2024 | greaterkashmir.com | Haseeb Ibn Hameed

*Encounter broke out in Srinagar Central Kashmir*Srinagar, Nov 10: An encounter broke out between terrorists and security forces in Harwan area of central Kashmir’s Srinagar district on Sunday morning. A top cop of police said that a joint team of security forces launched a cordon and search operation on specific information about the presence of terrorists in the area. Joint operation was launched by army and police during late night hours and contact was established this morning.

Oct 16, 2024 | greaterkashmir.com | Haseeb Ibn Hameed

Srinagar, Oct 16: After an uphill battle in the long-awaited elections held between September and October, Omar Abdullah finally saw the fruits of his pledges he made to the people during his political campaigns, including his famous cap gesture in Ganderbal. Before taking oath, Omar first visited the revered Hazratbal shrine and Qaid Mazar in Naseem Bagh, offering prayers and paying tribute to his grandfather and JKNC founder Sheikh Abdullah, whose grave lies about 800 meters from the dargah.

Oct 16, 2024 | greaterkashmir.com | Haseeb Ibn Hameed

Experts and political analysts suggest that governing an assembly that was once among the most powerful in the country—but is now one of the weakest—will present significant challenges for the new government.

Oct 14, 2024 | greaterkashmir.com | Haseeb Ibn Hameed

Srinagar, Oct 14: Over 150 drivers who are responsible for collecting waste from residential homes and hotels in Srinagar Monday didn’t show up for work as they go for a strike over pending salaries. These drivers had been demanding their salaries from past months, but their patience today hit a threshold after authorities failed to deliver on their promises, said a senior SMC official requesting anonymity.