Rabiya Bashir

Jun 27, 2024 | greaterkashmir.com | Rabiya Bashir

Srinagar, June 27: Muneer Ahmed (name changed), a 27-year-old resident of Budgam, was once a heroin addict. The high cost and scarcity of heroin led him to switch to Tramadol, which he found easier to obtain. Initially prescribed for pain relief, Ahmed began abusing the drug, leading to severe addiction. His family noticed a drastic change in his behavior and sought help from ATF Budgam. With counseling and medical support, Ahmed is now in recovery.

Jun 27, 2024 | greaterkashmir.com | Rabiya Bashir

Srinagar, June 27: The long-awaited Bemina flyover was thrown open for vehicular movement bringing relief to commuters on the Bypass. Ashaq Ahmad, Executive Engineer ( Bypass division) of the Roads and Buildings Department told Greater Kashmir that the flyover is open now for the public. “In the peak hours, 50 vehicles will ply on the flyover per minute while over 25 to 30 vehicles will ply in the late hours,” he said.

Jun 25, 2024 | greaterkashmir.com | Rabiya Bashir

Srinagar, June 25: MBBS interns across Jammu and Kashmir are raising their voices, demanding an increase in their monthly stipend. A delegation of interns told Greater Kashmir that current stipend is insufficient to meet their basic needs, especially in light of rising living costs and the demanding nature of their work.

Jun 22, 2024 | greaterkashmir.com | Rabiya Bashir

Srinagar, June 22: The Harmony Cultural Foundation, in association with the artists’ fraternity of J&K paid tributes to Santoor legend and music composer, Pandit Bhajan Sopori on his 76th birthday anniversary here on Saturday. The tribute concert, “Khiraj-e-Aqeedat,” not only celebrated the life and contributions of Bhajan Sopori but also highlighted the enduring impact of his work on the world of music, ensuring that his legacy will live on for generations to come.

Jun 21, 2024 | greaterkashmir.com | Rabiya Bashir

Srinagar, June 21: Thousands of Kashmiri Hajj pilgrims have raised serious concerns over inadequate arrangements and major deficiencies in their lodging and transportation facilities in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. The complaints come amidst a severe heatwave that has reportedly claimed over 900 lives, including 68 Indian pilgrims, of which 10 were from J&K.