Flight operations at Srinagar International Airport resumed on Sunday, a day after heavy snowfall grounded all flights to and from the Kashmir Valley. The Airports Authority of India (AAI) confirmed the reopening and expressed optimism about restoring normalcy.

Traffic on the strategic Srinagar-Jammu national highway was restored on Sunday as officials advised commuters to follow lane discipline to avoid highway jams.

First major snowfall in Kashmir after three years will have good impact on horticulture, agriculture and tourism industry

Srinagar recorded about eight inches of snow while neighbouring Ganderbal recorded about seven inches. Sonamarg, a famous tourist destination, recorded around eight inches of snow. As many as 80 flights were cancelled.

KO photo Jammu- The Jammu-Srinagar highway has been closed for vehicular traffic following heavy snowfall, leaving around 200 vehicles, including

Moderate to heavy snowfall has been recorded across Kashmir since Friday, including the season's first snowfall in Srinagar city and other plain areas of the valley.

Kashmir hit by heavy snowfall, disrupting travel, power supply, and exams; temperatures rise slightly across the valley.

Authorities have closed the Jammu-Srinagar highway following fresh snowfall, leaving about 300 vehicles, both small and large, stranded along the route.

More than 2000 vehicles were stranded on Jammu-Srinagar highway due to heavy snowfall on Friday. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, who drove from Jammu to Srinagar, said around 2000 vehicles are stuck between the tunnel and Qazigund on the highway.