"Curfew has been lifted from Kashmir except from Pulwama town and the areas in Srinagar falling under the jurisdiction of police stations M R Gunj and Nowhatta," a police official said.
He said the curbs were lifted following improvement in the situation.
"However, the security forces will remain deployed in strength in sensitive areas of the Valley to maintain law and order," the official said.
The violence has left 68 people, including two cops, dead and several thousand injured.
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While public transport continued to be off roads, there was increased movement of private cars and auto-rickshaws on the roads here this morning, the official said.
Minor traffic jams were seen along the Rambagh-Jawahar Nagar-Rajbagh axis leading to commercial hub of Lal Chowk due to the increased movement of private vehicles.
The attendance in government offices also showed upward trend with majority of employees reporting for work.
However, schools, colleges and other educational institutions and shops remained closed due to the strike called by separatists groups who have asked people to lockdown all government offices, except essential services today.
"Except for essential services, lock down all government offices and don't allow movement of any employee towards these offices for joining," the separatists said in their weekly protest programme.
Meanwhile, mobile internet continued to remain suspended in the entire Valley, where the outgoing facility on prepaid mobiles remained barred.
The separatist camp, which is spearheading the agitation in the Valley over the civilian killings during the protests against Wani's killing, has extended the strike call in the Valley till September 1.
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