Irfan Yattoo is a journalist at Rising Kashmir. He covers a diverse range of topics including security and law enforcement, public security, and agriculture, with a particular focus on disaster and emergency response, as well as security technology across Asia and Latin America. Irfan's work has been featured in Rising Kashmir newspaper, highlighting his commitment to addressing regional interests and global news.
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Irfan Yattoo's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news related to Jammu and Kashmir. His articles revolve around topics such as Jammu and Kashmir affairs, unlawful associations, government actions, security, and terrorism.
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Jammu records 66 mm rainfall; Udhampur 56 mm, Poonch 45 mm and Kukernag 42 mm
KP bodies condemns threats, seek security Srinagar :Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Monday expressed concern over fresh
Says “Tariff raised at lowest possible rate after four years” PDP, Apni Party protest in Srinagar Tarigami Says “Issue will be raised in Assembly” BJP announces Sep 2 Secretariat gherao over power tariff
• Says “Tariff revision taken out of compulsion” • “In next three and a half years, will fulfil all the promises” • Announces Tangmarg Mini Secretariat completion
School teacher among five arrested in Chatroo case, says police SIT constituted to conduct time-bound probe into sexual assault, death
Srinagar: Newly appointed Inspector General of Police, Kashmir Zone, Sujit Kumar on Friday said tackling terrorism would remain the foremost priority of the police force, while calling for public cooperation in maintaining peace and law and order in Jammu and Kashmir.
• JKNC President Farooq Abdullah joins congregation • IGP Kashmir reviews security as authorities deploy traffic, medical and crowd-management arrangements
Experts call for closer monitoring of glaciers, high-altitude lakes and unstable slopes across J&K
Rejects Sunil Sharma's resignation demand, questions corruption allegations
NC demands restoration of statehood, targets Centre over delay BJP marches against Omar government, flags jobs, corruption, polls & power
