Chief Minister Omar Abdullah unveiled the January–March 2026 edition of the ‘Six Seasons’ – Shishur (Severe Cold) magazine of the Jammu and Kashmir Tourism Department at the Civil Secretariat here.
The issue, themed Shishur, captures the winter essence of J&K and highlights a range of tourism initiatives undertaken during the period. The magazine has been compiled by the Directorate of Tourism Kashmir.
The event was attended by Additional Chief Secretary to the Chief Minister Dheeraj Gupta, Additional Chief Secretary Tourism Ashish Chandra Verma, Director Information Shreya Singhal, Directors Tourism Kashmir Syed Qamar Sajjad and Director Tourism Jammu Vikas Gupta besides other senior officers.
The magazine features curated stories on prominent tourist destinations, coverage of international events organised by the department, annual conventions of travel, trade and hospitality bodies, participation in major travel marts, and outreach programmes led by the Chief Minister.
Appreciating the efforts of the Tourism Department, the Chief Minister commended the initiative, noting that such publications play an important role in showcasing the rich tourism potential of Jammu and Kashmir and strengthening its global outreach.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister congratulated the students of summer zone schools on the declaration of the Class 10 results by the Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education.
The Chief Minister extended his best wishes to all successful candidates and encouraged those who may not have achieved their desired outcome to remain determined and continue striving for excellence.
Earlier today, the JKBOSE declared the Class 10th Annual Regular Examination results for Summer Zone of Jammu Division, recording an overall pass percentage of 88.85 percent. A total of 50,754 students appeared in the examination, out of which 45,094 qualified successfully.
The results once again reflected stronger performance by girls, who secured a pass percentage of 90.42 percent, while boys recorded 87.51 percent, continuing the trend of female candidates leading in academic outcomes.
