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The landslide occurred on National Highway 44 near Rampadi, as per news agency ANI.

On camera: landslide in J&K's Banihal, day after shooting stones blocked Jammu-Srinagar highway

The landslide occurred on National Highway 44 near Rampadi, as per the news agency ANI.

A landslide was reported from Banihal in Jammu and Kashmir on 1 February 2023. The landslide occurred on National Highway 44 near Rampadi, as per the news agency ANI.
A day earlier, a landslide in Ramban district had led to the closure of the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway for the second consecutive Tuesday. Shooting stones between Chanderkote and Banihal blocked the sole all-weather road linking Kashmir with the rest of India on 31 January.
Traffic officials had issued an advisory asking people not to travel on the highway. More than 600 vehicles were stranded at different points of the highway. Men and machines were deployed to clear the highway.
(With PTI inputs)
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A new-born baby was declared dead at the hospital, buried at a graveyard, but found alive one hour later. This movie-like story played out for real in Jammu and Kashmir on May 23.
The tragedy of a baby being left to die inside the grave was averted only because some locals protested to her burial. The incident occurred in Banihal in Jammu and Kashmir's Ramban district.
The baby girl was born at the sub-district hospital to Basharat Ahmad Gujjar and Shameema Begum on May 23. The baby was allegedly not given medical attention for around 2 hours, and declared dead at the hospital.
Subsequently, the distraught family members decided to bury her Hollan village. However, soon after the burial, local villagers objected, and said that the baby should be laid to rest at her ancestral graveyard.
This led to the grave being dug up. When the baby was taken out, she was found to be alive, and was rushed to a hospital. She was referred to Srinagar for specialised treatment.
The incident led to protests by the family, and the administration suspended a junior staff nurse and a sweeper in the gynaecology section, pending an inquiry.

Baby declared dead, then found alive one hour after burial in J&K; hospital nurse, sweeper suspended

The baby girl was born at the sub-district hospital in Banihal in Jammu and Kashmir's Ramban district to Basharat Ahmad Gujjar and Shameema Begum on May 23.

A new-born baby was declared dead at the hospital, buried at a graveyard, but found alive one hour later. This movie-like story played out for real in Jammu and Kashmir on May 23.
The tragedy of a baby being left to die inside the grave was averted only because some locals protested to her burial. The incident occurred in Banihal in Jammu and Kashmir's Ramban district.
The baby girl was born at the sub-district hospital to Basharat Ahmad Gujjar and Shameema Begum on May 23. The baby was allegedly not given medical attention for around 2 hours, and declared dead at the hospital.
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Subsequently, the distraught family members decided to bury her Hollan village. However, soon after the burial, local villagers objected, and said that the baby should be laid to rest at her ancestral graveyard.
This led to the grave being dug up. When the baby was taken out, she was found to be alive, and was rushed to a hospital. She was referred to Srinagar for specialised treatment.
The incident led to protests by the family, and the administration suspended a junior staff nurse and a sweeper in the gynaecology section, pending an inquiry.

First visuals from the spot showed security personnel rushing towards the vehicle to evacuate the minister. 

Law minister Kiren Rijiju's car meets with accident in Kashmir's Banihal: report

Law minister Kiren Rijiju's car meets with accident: report
Incident in Kashmir's Banihal
Minor&nbsp;damages&nbsp;in car, minister&nbsp;escapes&nbsp;unhurt

First visuals from the spot showed security personnel rushing towards the vehicle to evacuate the minister.&nbsp;

Law minister Kiren Rijiju escaped unhurt after the vehicle he was travelling in met with an accident in Kashmir's Banihal district on Saturday as per reports.&nbsp;
Rijiju was travelling in a bulletproof vehicle when a fully-loaded truck smashed it from the side damaging the vehicle on the highway.&nbsp;
First visuals from the spot showed security personnel rushing towards the vehicle to evacuate the minister.&nbsp;
Earlier in the day, Rijiju shared a video of him travelling from Jammu to Udhampur to attend Legal Services Camp.&nbsp;
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