Rains claim woman's life in J&K Rajouri; Amarnath, Vaishno Devi pilgrimages partly back on track
Six persons, including a government employee, remain missing, with search and rescue operations continuing. Parveen's husband Abdul Rehman and son Toufeeq Rehman were injured in the incident and evacuated to hospital by the rescuers, they said.Poonch has been the worst-hit district, accounting for 18 fatalities and five of the missing persons. Rajouri has reported three deaths and one missing person, while Doda and Ramban have recorded three and two fatalities, respectively.In Kashmir, a mother-son duo drowned in flash floods in Bandipora district and another in Budgam district.
- ▪Six persons, including a government employee, remain missing, with search and rescue operations continuing.
- ▪Parveen's husband Abdul Rehman and son Toufeeq Rehman were injured in the incident and evacuated to hospital by the rescuers, they said.Poonch has been the worst-hit district, accounting for 18 fatalities and five of the missing persons.
- ▪Rajouri has reported three deaths and one missing person, while Doda and Ramban have recorded three and two fatalities, respectively.In Kashmir, a mother-son duo drowned in flash floods in Bandipora district and another in Budgam district.
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A 45-year-old woman was killed while her husband and son sustained injuries after their house collapsed in Rajouri district as light to moderate rains again lashed most parts of Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday (July 25, 2026), officials said.The woman's death has pushed the rain-related death toll in J&K to 30 since July 19. Six persons, including a government employee, remain missing, with search and rescue operations continuing. Amarnath Yatra resumes after six-day weather haltWith the weather showing signs of improvement, the strategic Jammu-Srinagar National Highway was reopened to traffic after a three-day closure triggered by multiple landslides.The authorities also partially restored the annual Amarnath Yatra and the pilgrimage to the Mata Vaishno Devi shrine after suspending them…
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