Jammu And Kashmir Current Affairs 2025: Latest Daily and Monthly Current Affairs About

Stay updated with the latest happenings in Jammu And Kashmir by diving into the most recent current affairs. From politics to culture, and infrastructure to social issues, our comprehensive coverage ensures you won't miss a beat. Keep an eye on this dynamic state as it continues to shape India's future with its remarkable progress and vibrant heritage. Read on to stay informed about the developments that matter in Jammu And Kashmir

Crack SSC JE (Mechanical) Guaranteed Selection Program 2025 Exam with India's Super Teachers

Get 12 Months SuperCoaching @ just

₹16999₹6299

Your Total Savings ₹10700

People also like

SSC JE (Civil) Guaranteed Selection Program 2025

₹16999 (63% OFF)

₹6299 (Valid for 12 Months)

Explore this Supercoaching

SSC JE (Electrical) Guaranteed Selection Program 2025

₹16999 (63% OFF)

₹6299 (Valid for 12 Months)

Explore this Supercoaching

SSC CGL (Guaranteed Selection Program) 2025

₹10999 (85% OFF)

₹1668 (Valid till 12 Months!)

Explore this Supercoaching

Practice Daily Current Affairs Quiz Questions & answers for FREE!Attempt Now

Daily Monthly

All

Latest Jammu and Kashmir Current Affairs Today

Download {{val}} for FREE!

J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah launched the e-SEHAT App, a digital solution offering tele-diagnosis, aimed at improving healthcare access, especially in remote areas.
The app serves public, healthcare professionals & medical students, providing a comprehensive e-health platform.
CM Abdullah emphasized staff training and public awareness campaigns for effective implementation & monitoring.

Omar Abdullah launched a free bus service for women in Jammu and Kashmir, aiming to enhance comfort and ease of travel.
The initiative was unveiled at the Sher-i-Kashmir International Conference Centre with the attendance of ministers Satish Sharma and Sakina Itoo.
The move is expected to provide greater mobility and support for women in the region.

J&K CM Omar Abdullah announced free electricity, ration, and women’s free travel in the budget, focusing on empowerment and welfare.
The government will provide 200 units of free electricity and 10 kg of free ration to AAY beneficiaries, and raise marriage assistance to ₹75,000.
A National Law University will be established with a ₹50 crore allocation, enhancing legal education in the region

J-K Police Station Khrew has registered its first electronic First Information Report (e-FIR) following an email complaint.
Mushtaq Ahmed Bhat, a resident of New Colony Khrew, filed the complaint against Adil Ahmad Bhat and Bilal Ahmad Bhat.
The case, FIR No. 17/2025, was registered under relevant BNS sections in Police Station Khrew.

Minister Javed Ahmad Dar launched the ‘Watershed Yatra’ at Govt. Degree College, Hiranagar, with the theme “Jal Laaye Dhan-Dhaanya”, stressing water conservation.
He highlighted environmental challenges from urbanization & industrialization, urging ecological balance in development.
The Yatra promotes preserving water bodies and forests to combat climate change and ensure sustainable growth.

Cultural Celebration: Organized by the J&K Academy of Art, Culture, and Languages as part of the 76th Republic Day celebrations.
Promoting Unity: Aims to strengthen integrity and diversity through Dogri poetry.
Venue & Participation: Held at Abhinav Theatre, Jammu, with poets uniting communities through literary expression.

The Rajouri district administration declared Badhaal village a containment zone following 17 mysterious deaths over 45 days, impacting 3 families.
Section 163 of BNSS imposed, banning gatherings, sealing affected homes & shifting close contacts to GMC Rajouri for monitoring.
SIT is investigating the incident while officials supervise food distribution & enforcing accountability measures.

Spanning 725.5m in J&K’s Reasi district, the bridge features a 193m-tall pylon and withstands wind speeds of up to 213 km/h.
It integrates advanced methods like DOKA Jump form and hybrid foundations, with design input from IITs and international firms ITALFERR and COWI.
Part of the USBRL Project, it promises enhanced connectivity, tourism, and economic growth for the region.

The Z-Morh Tunnel, a 6.5 km 2-lane road tunnel between Gagangir and Sonamarg, replaces an avalanche-prone road, ensuring all-weather connectivity to Sonamarg.
The tunnel significantly reduces travel time from hours to just 15 minutes.
It, along with the Zoji-La Tunnel, enhances strategic connectivity for the Srinagar-Leh Highway, benefiting areas like Baltal, Kargil, and Ladakh.

Indian Railways successfully completed a trial run on the Anji Khad Bridge, India’s first cable-stayed rail bridge, located in Jammu and Kashmir’s Reasi district.
The bridge, part of the Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla Railway link, features a single pylon rising 331 metres above the riverbed.
The bridge ranks as India’s 2nd-highest railway bridge.
It is India's 1st cable-stayed railway bridge.

Airtel becomes the first private telecom operator to provide mobile services in select border villages of Kupwara, Baramulla, and Bandipore districts.
The villages connected include Kachhal, Balbir, Razdan Pass, Taya Top, Ustad, Kathi, and Cheema under the Vibrant Village Programme.
Airtel partnered with the Indian Army to improve connectivity in these remote regions.

Uber Shikara: Asia’s first water transport service, launched on Dal Lake in Jammu and Kashmir, offering tourists pre-booked shikara rides through the Uber app.
The service partners with seven local shikara operators and ensures fair pricing, without charging any fees from the operators.
Each shikara accommodates up to four passengers, with rides available between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m.

The initiative will certify handmade crafts from J&K using traditional methods to ensure quality and ownership while enhancing global appeal.
Announced during the 60th anniversary of the World Crafts Council in Srinagar, the program focuses on starting with the textile industry and aims to establish a ‘World Craft Hub’ and International Museum in Srinagar.
Lieutenant-Governor Manoj Sinha

In its first cabinet meeting, CM Omar Abdullah's government passed a resolution urging the Central government to restore statehood to Jammu & Kashmir.
The resolution, drafted by the National Conference after winning 42 seats in the recent assembly elections, will be presented to PM Narendra Modi by Abdullah.
CM: Omar Abdullah
Deputy Chief Minister: Surinder Choudhary

The Centre revoked President’s rule in Jammu and Kashmir
National Conference Vice President Omar Abdullah has claimed the majority to form a new government, with the National Conference-Congress alliance securing victory in the assembly elections.
This is the first elected government in J&K since the abrogation of Article 370 and 35-A in 2019, and the second tenure of Omar Abdullah as CM.

J&K achieved over 61% voter turnout in the 1st phase of assembly polls, the highest in 35 years.
Voting was peaceful across all 24 Assembly Constituencies in 7 districts: Kishtwar (80.14%: Highest), Pulwama (46.65%), Shopian (55.96%), Kulgam (62.46%), Anantnag (57.84%), Ramban (70.55%), and Doda (71.34%).
The 2nd Phase - 26 constituencies - 25 Sep
The 3rd Phase - 40 constituencies - 5 Oct

J&K is gearing up for its 1st assembly elections in a decade.
- The 1st Phase - 24 assembly constituencies contested - 18 Sep
- The 2nd Phase - 26 constituencies - 25 Sep
- The 3rd and final phase - 40 constituencies - 5 Oct
The Office of Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) J&K, P. K. Pole has launched a Voters’ Pledge campaign ahead of the J&K Assembly Election 2024

Srinagar has become the fourth Indian city to be recognised as a ‘World Craft City’ by the World Craft Council (WCC), three years after it was designated as part of the UNESCO Creative City Network (UCCN) for crafts and folk arts.
Jaipur, Malappuram and Mysore are the other Indian cities that have previously been recognised as World Craft Cities.
J&K’s L-G - Manoj Sinha

J&K government requires officers and officials to use Digital Signature Certificates or Aadhaar-based e-signatures for e-file signings.
The mandate aims for a secure, digital working environment and to prevent unauthorized access in the e-office system.
The implementation starts on June 1, as per the IT Act 2000, across all departments and public sector units to enhance cybersecurity.

In the Kashmir Valley, Tulip Garden, one of the biggest in Asia, was officially thrown open for the public.
This year the garden will bloom with 17 lakh flowers of different varieties with a boast of five new flower varieties this year.
It is located on the foothills of the Zabarwan mountain range and banks of majestic world-famous Dal Lake.

Practice Daily Current Affairs Quiz Questions & answers for FREE!Attempt Now