Auqib Salam is a journalist based in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India. He covers local news and events for Greater Kashmir, with a focus on issues affecting the community, including transportation, infrastructure, accidents, and social and cultural events.
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The slippery roads gave commuters a tough time, as they struggled to commute to reach their offices and other destinations
Amid freezing cold in winter, fire incidents in the summer are on the rise mainly involving mishandling of heating appliances
Officials from SMC said that snow-clearing operations have been in full swing since Saturday morning
The data accessed by Greater Kashmir reveals that by December 2024, traffic police issued a whopping 411023 challans throughout the year, out of which 400068 were e-challans
One of the notable accidents that led to a major crackdown on underage driving was the Tengpora accident that resulted in the death of two school-going youngsters
By: Auqib Salam
Officials from traffic police said that commuters should take all the precautions and follow traffic rules to avoid any issues.
The shrine has faced several fire incidents. “We don’t want something like that to happen which will affect this revered religious place,” they said
The locals woke up to a white sheet of snow in the morning following overnight snowfall. Although the main roads were cleared of snow by afternoon, alleys and footpaths were left out
The Fire and Emergency department pressed multiple fire tenders to douse off the flames in the congested locality
Officials of Fire and Emergency Services, the fire incident occurred near Kashmir University
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