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Forlegger: State-TIMES-Newspaper-Publication

Kategori: Newspaper

Språk: English

Hyppighet: Daily

State Times is an Indian English language daily newspaper. It was founded on 30 November 1996. The publication is owned and operated by the State Times Group, J&K. It is published is the broadsheet format from the state of Jammu & Kashmir and is widely received and read in the northern parts of India. It has also included Delhi edition in its repertoire. It received J&K Government’s Best Media Award in 2007. It is also available as an e-paper for its readers, making its accessibility wider.

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October 24, 2025

NC issues whip to MLAs ahead of RS polls

Cong supports NC: Farooq PDP to support NC: Mehbooba

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Court convicts former JE for forgery, corruption

In a major judgment reinforcing the fight against corruption, the Special Judge, Anti-Corruption Court Pulwama, Dr. Noor Mohammad Mir, on Thursday convicted Sonaullah Wani, the then Junior Engineer (JE) in the Rural Development Department, in a long-pending corruption and forgery case.

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Chugh addresses rally in Budgam, seeks votes for BJP candidates

BUDGAM: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Jammu & Kashmir on Thursday organized a massive rally at Alamdaar Colony, Mirgund in District Budgam, as part of its ongoing election campaign.

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World witnessed Indian Navy's strength during Op Sindoor: Rajnath

STATE TIMES NEWS NEW DELHI: The world witnessed the Indian Navy’s strength during Operation Sindoor as its deterrent posture forced Pakistan to remain in the harbour or near its coast, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Thursday, hailing the force’s combat readiness.

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CM pays tribute to former Guv, departed legislators

J&K LA's Autumn Session: Day-1

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Stage set for J&K Rajya Sabha elections today

The first Rajya Sabha polls since Jammu and Kashmir becomes Union territory are scheduled for Friday with political observers anticipating three seats for the ruling National Conference (NC) and one for the BJP, provided their strategies remain on course.

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