Archive · 31 Jan 2026
Kashmir Faces Cold with Anti-Terror Operations
In the Kishtwar area of Jammu and Kashmir, security forces are working hard to stop terrorists.
This is happening during a very cold time of year, with lots of snow.
The internet has been turned off to help with these operations.
The cold period called Chilla-i-Kalan just ended, and another cold period called Chillai Khurd is starting.
More snow is expected soon.
In the Kashmir valley, nights are very cold, but the temperatures are a bit better than before.
Some places are colder than others, and there might be more rain and snow in the coming days.
Anti-terror operations intensified in Kishtwar, Jammu and Kashmir.
Two feet of snow has blanketed many parts of the region.
Chilla-i-Kalan, a 40-day extreme cold period, concluded on Friday.
Internet services have been suspended in the area.
Sub-zero temperatures persist in Kashmir with a forecast of rain and snow in higher reaches.
- Who
- Security forces in Jammu and Kashmir and residents of Kashmir
- What
- Intensified anti-terror operations and sub-zero temperatures
- When
- During and after the Chilla-i-Kalan period, with Chillai Khurd beginning
- Where
- Kishtwar and Kashmir valley, Jammu and Kashmir
- Why
- To neutralize terrorists amid heavy snowfall and due to seasonal winter conditions
- Location
- Kishtwar, Jammu and Kashmir
- Event
- Anti-terror operations
- Weather Condition
- Two feet of snow
- Internet Status
- Suspended
- Cold Period
- Chilla-i-Kalan concluded on Friday
- Temperature
- Sub-zero temperatures across Kashmir
- Forecast
- Rain and snow expected in higher reaches
Sources
Anti-Terror Op Intensified in J&K's Kishtwar Amid Two-Feet Snow to Neutralise Terrorists, Internet Suspended
Sub-zero night temperatures persist in Kashmir; Chillai Khurd signals milder cold ahead
Kashmir endures sub-zero temperature with milder conditions in some regions
