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| Governor reviews arrangements for Shri Amarnathji Yatra at Holy Cave, Panjtarni, Domel and Baltal Yatra Camps | | and Neelgrath Helipad | 
Srinagar, June 22, (Scoop News)-Governor N.N. Vohra, Chairman Shri Amarnathji Shrine Board (SASB), accompanied by Shri Umang Narula, Chief Executive Officer of the Board, visited the Holy Cave, Panjtarni, Baltal and Domel Yatra Camps and Neelgrath Helipad to review the status of arrangements for the Yatra commencing on 28th June 2018. Governor was briefed about the up-gradation of track on Baltal-Holy Cave axis, security arrangements and the facilities being established for the establishment of medical facilities, shelter sheds, langars, tents, shops, pre-fabricated huts, toilets, baths, etc. Governor had discussions with senior officers of Army, J&K Police, CRPF, BSF, ITBP, NDRF, SDRF regarding security arrangements being made on and along the track for the smooth conduct of Yatra.
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| JK Governor meets leaders of political parties | |  Srinagar, June 22, (Scoop News)-Governor N.N. Vohra today met with senior leaders and representatives of political parties of the State at the Raj Bhawan this evening and discussed with them the prevailing environment and important issues concerning the growth and development of the State.
Former Chief Minister and Vice President, National Conference, Omar Abdullah; State President, INC, Sh G.A. Mir; Sh Sat Sharma from BJP; Sh Mohammad Dilawar Mir from PDP; State Secretary, CPI (M), Sh Ghulam Nabi Malik; Sh Bashir Dar, MLA, from People’s Conference; Sh Ghulam Hassan Mir from J&K De... |
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| | Govt orders implementation of 'Biometric Attendance System' with immediate effect | | |
Srinagar, June 22, (Scoop News)- In order to ensure punctuality in the Government Offices/ Establishments, Principal Secretary Finance, Navin Kumar Choudhary today ordered implementation of Biometric Attendance System with immediate effect.
According to the order for all Government employees/ persons drawing salary, wages, honorarium etc, no salary or wages would be drawn in favour of the Government employees of any category for the month of June 2018 onwards unless they have enrolled themselves in Biometric System (Aadhar not mandatory).
The above applies also to all the PSU employees, Contractual/ consolidated/casual workers or any other type of persons drawing wages in any form from... |
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| | Police pay tributes to Policeman Ashiq Hussain killed in encounter at Khiram in Bijbehara | | 
Srinagar, June 22, (Scoop News)- To pay homage to martyr Ashiq Hussain whom we lost today while fighting valiantly against terrorists at Nowshehra Khiram in District Anantnag, a wreath laying ceremony was held at District Police Lines Anantnag today.
Civil and Police officers led by Director General of Police J&K Shri S.P Vaid laid floral wreaths on the mortal remains and paid rich tributes to the martyr.
IGP Kashmir Shri S.P Pani IPS, DIG SKR Shri Amit Kumar IPS, SSP Anantnag Shri Altaf Ahmad Khan, SSP Kulgam Shri Harmeet Singh, SP Ops Anantnag Shri Amrit Pal, ASP Anantnag Shri T... |
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| | 4 militants, policeman killed in encounter in Anantnag | | 
Srinagar, June 22, (Scoop News)-Four militants and a policeman were killed today while several civilians injured during an encounter between militants and security forces in Anantnag district.
Pursuing credible leads about the presence of Terrorists in Khiram area of Sirigufwara in District Anantnag, a search was launched by a joint team of Army, CRPF and Police in morning hours today in the area, Police said..
According to Police as the joint patrol made an advance towards the suspected house, terrorists hiding inside fired indiscriminately on the security forces due to which a polic... |
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Ladakh News |
| Chief Justice inaugurates legal awareness camp at Kargil | | 
Kargil, June 22, (Scoop News)-Chief Justice J&K High Court, Justice Alok Aradhe in presence of Chief Justice Guwahati High Court,JusticeAjit Singh inaugurated a Mega Legal Awareness Camp at Hussaini Park here today.
The day-long camp was organized by the District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) Kargil under the overall supervision of the State Legal Services Authority (SLSA) J&K High Court.
The camp was organized with the objective to make general masses aware of their entitlements under the law, to apprise them about the availability of free legal services and to connect them to differe... |
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| | Training prog held for Hajj pilgrims in Leh | |  Leh,June 21, (Scoop News)-The State Haj Committee, J&K conducted 2nd phase training for the selected Haj pilgrims of Leh district here today.
During the training representative of State Haj Committee and Haj Committee of India imparted practical training in detail about their Haj visit with thorough information about dos and don’ts during their pilgrimage. Representative also briefed them about important documents and luggage to be carried along.
He urged them to strictly adhere to the instructions given to them to follow during the Haj to make it successful, meaningful and most important... |
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| | International Yoga Day observed in Ladakh | |  Leh,June 21, (Scoop News)-Like in other parts of world and India, the 4th International Yoga Day was observed in Leh district with great participation of students, para-military and medical staff at different venues in Leh today.
The day was being celebrated by various organizations, government departments and Hill Council as per the instructions laid down by Ayush Mantralay, Government of India.
Indian Tibetan Border Police Force (ITBP), Leh celebrated IYD at the bank of river Indus, Choglamsar, Leh early morning today.
SHQ Leh and its subordinate units performed yoga with great zeal and... |
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| | DCC holds protest rally against acute water shortage and inadequate power supply in town | | demand black topping of roads. | |
Leh(Ladakh), June 21, (Scoop News)-Facing acute water shortage in the region, District Congress Committee (DCC)-Leh on Wednesday took out a protest rally to raise the issue in the town.
Hundreds of protesters led by DCC president, Tsering Samphel, carrying placards and chanting slogans against the Bharitya Janta Party (BJP) administered Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC).
The protest rally was also supported by the residents of Lower Leh who were facing acute water shortage for past few days as Public Health Engineering (PHE) water tanks failed to provide the water supply. The crisis got further multiplied when 340 daily wagers proceeded on a daylong strike o... |
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| | 4th International Yoga Day celebrated with enthusiasm across Kargil | | | Kargil, June 21, (Scoop News)-The 4th International Yoga Day was celebrated with enthusiasm across Kargil here today during which District Administration organized a series of yoga awareness and exercise sessions at the District Headquarter as well as the Sub Divisional levels.
The main function was held in the premises of Indoor Stadium Kargil. Deputy Commissioner and CEO LAHDC Kargil Vikas Kundal was the Chief Guest on the occasion who along with the Additional Deputy Commissioner Imteeaz Kacho, SE PWD Sarwan Singh, Chief Planning Officer Kargil, district officers and officials of different departments, trainees of the Sports Authority of India Special Area Games Centre and students of v... |
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| | Kargil police celebrates International Yoga Day | | | Kargil, June 21, (Scoop News)-Kargil Police celebrated International Yoga day at District Police Lines Kargil, today, in which 80 police officers/Jawans including lady SPO’s participated. Addl. Superintendent of Police Kargil Shri Arun Gupta and DySP DAR Kargil Shri Regzin Sangdup also took part in the event.
The main aim of the Yoga is to instill physical & mental fitness among the officers/Jawans and to ensure peace of mind. Two PETs were provided by District Youth Services and Sports, Kargil for Yoga Training, besides delivered lectures on the benefits of Yoga.
While speaking on the occasion, the senior police officers expressed that Yoga is an accepted physical/mental exercise and can... |
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| | DC Kargil stresses augmenting climate information system | |  Kargil, June 20, (Scoop News)-Deputy Commissioner and CEO LAHDC, Kargil Vikas Kundal today called for strengthening climate information system in the district to devise prompt and timely measures to deal with disaster situations.
The DC stated this while chairing a meeting of the members of District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) at Tourist Facilitation Center (TFC) here.
Regional Coordinator, India Meteorological Department (IMD), New Delhi and Senior Scientist “F” S.C Bhan, Superintendent of Police Kargil, District Disaster Management Officer Muhammad Shabir, Chief Medical Officer K... |
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| | CEC Kargil for measures to tackle water scarcity | |  Kargil, June 20, (Scoop News)-Chairman and Chief Executive Councilor (CEC) Kargil Kacho Ahmad Ali Khan on Tuesday called for carrying out necessary measures to assess the extent of damage to crops, trees and agricultural fields in view of water scarcity due to scant snowfall in the district during the winter season.
The CEC stated this while chairing a meeting convened to discuss the ways and means to deal with this situation and for taking measures to give relief to the farmers.
Executive Councilor for Education Advocate Muhammad Amir, Executive Councilor for Rural Development Aga Syed Has... |
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Debate |
| Sordid end of coalition government | | 
K.N. Pandita
The coalition government has collapsed, perhaps belatedly. Hindsight shows that much damage could have been averted if the government had fallen much earlier.
Coalition governments are not unknown in a democratic set up. However, at least there has to be a modicum of ideological compatibility. When BJP decided to be the partner in a coalition government with PDP after previous election, two things could become transparent. One was that the BJP betrayed no qualms of conscience in deviating from its cut and dried nationalistic policy as is generally believed. Seco... |
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| | Shujaat’s killing: Taking Kashmir back to 90s? | | Straight Talk | 
K B Jandial
At times, realities become incredibly strange. Recently, one such strange reality was agonizingly seen in Kashmir. A powerful voice of versatile senior journalist, Shujaat Bukhari, in support of unilateral ceasefire in Kashmir as part of a peace initiative, was silenced by the militants and his brutal killing became one of the grounds to revoke it by the Govt of India, to the liking of the anti- peace and hate- India groups who did everything to derail the peace initiative during holy Ramzan.
Besides being against the tenets of Islam, the violent killing of Edi... |
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| | UN Human Rights Commission discredits itself | | |
K.N. Pandita
For the first time in the history of Kashmir question at the UN, the Chairman of Human Rights Commission Mr. Zeid Ra’d Al Hussein of Jordan has issued a 49-page tutored report spread over 20 paragraphs on “abuse and violation of human rights” in the State of Jammu and Kashmir mainly by India and peripherally by Pakistan. The report is a forceful indictment of India, particularly her security forces operating in Kashmir.
Why has the report come today after twenty-eight years of externally sponsored Theo-fascist activities in Kashmir that consumed so many innocent lives besides the ethnic cleansing of the valley of its religious minority of the Pandits? ... |
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| | Home Minister in Kashmir - In search of “ right minded people .” | | |
By B L Saraf
Home Minister (HM ) Rajnath Singh has concluded his visit to Jammu and Kashmir . He reviewed security situation , both along the border and the hinter land . The visit has a significance as it comes post Ramdhan cease fire declaration whereby security forces were asked not to go for the militants . What laid before HM in Kashmir is quite obvious . However , it will be watched with interest what he intends to put on the table to find a way ahead .
We expect HM to put a seal on series of moves Centre has initiated to see peace returning the Valley . He has gone throug... |
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| | Why doesn’t Kashmir stand up for Ramzan initiatives | | Straight Talk | |
K B Jandial
Will bloodshed in Kashmir ever come to an end? This soul searching question can be more appropriately rephrased. Will bloodshed in Kashmir be ever allowed to end? Answer to it would at least make you understand the complexities of Kashmir situation and the wide spread tentacles of “prophets of doom” within and outside Kashmir that put spokes in every peace initiative.
Anti-peace brigade is the new development in Kashmir which spikes all such initiatives. But the unexplained issue is when Kashmir will stand up to this motley crowd of youngsters. Why the politicians have conveniently slipped into hibernation? They did it when minuscule KPs were forced to mig... |
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| | SC to decide CBI probe as Rasana case gets murkier | | Straight Talk | |
K B Jandial
With the passing of each day after Crime Branch’s (CB) filing of charge sheet in the communally sensitive gruesome Rasana rape and murder case, the crime story is getting murkier with daily revelation of contradictory facts and unanswered questions. The fact finding report of all-women team of a nationally reputed Group of Intellectuals and Academicians ( all women body) that comprised former District and Session Judge, SC Advocate, Professors, has literally questioned the CB’s challan. The claim of gang rape too has been questioned. This led to some change in perception at national and state level and also appreciation of demand for CBI probe.
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| | Kashmir politicos on the same wavelength | | |
K.N. Pandit
Maddening media hype allowed to the atrocious treatment of a minor Muslim girl in the village Rassana in Kathua district will cost dare to the ruling BJP. Line of discretion has been crossed in a bid to garner elusive goodwill of the community, which, however, is a sickening subject.
BJP higher echelons have fallen in the trap of a meticulous conspiracy hatched by ISI, Hurriyat and PDP combine. General Secretary Ram Madhav has unwittingly proved his naivety by giving an incoherent and inexperienced interview to electronic media at Jammu.
Essentially, this is an inter-clannish feud of Bakarwal community in the region. The focal point in the narrative i... |
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| | Time To Pause And Reflect | | |
By B L Saraf
People in Jammu region are fighting a war that circumstances have thrust upon them . A war - waged , without arms and ammunition , neither for annexation of the territory nor to vanquish any one . It is , undoubtedly , an existential battle – one to save whatever has been left with them . Very rightly , a Jammuite feels political marginalized , geographically squeezed , emotional under siege and let down by the very persons whom he brought from nowhere and placed on the pedestal . Worst of all , he stands accused of that what he stood against and fought all his life despite grave and persistent ... |
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| Jammu News |
| BJP can't escape responsibility of worst ever situation in Kashmir: Congress | | |
ammu, June 22, (Scoop News)-Who had stopped BJP which is ruling at the Centre for more than four years and was equal partner in the State Govt., from taking tough measures against terrorists to end terrorism in the State, questioned Congress while reacting to the BJP’s renewed assertions to wipe out terrorism now under Governor’s rule.
When BJP asserts that its decision to end the alliance with PDP is in keeping with the national interests, is it not an open confession by the BJP that it had been compromising on the issue of dealing sternly with the terrorism and adopting soft approach under pressure from coalition partner, to save its opportunist, unholy and power oriented ... |
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| | UNHRC report on Kashmir finds no takers during general debate | | six countries reject it, trashed earlier by India | |
Jammu, June 22, (Scoop News)-Two days back when separatist leaders submitted a memorandum to the office of Commissioner for human rights little did they know that not a single country came out in support of either Pakistan or UNHCR report on Kashmir.
India had earlier out rightly junked the report prepared by the commission and also questioned the timing and procedure for collection of data in the report itself. The modus operandi adopted for gathering the data for the report is also questionable. No cross verification of facts on the ground besides it also reflected individual biases and even media reports had sneaked into it,
Six countries, Cuba, Belarus, Mauritius, Afg... |
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| | Nirmal Singh inaugurates Vet hospital, inspects several dev projects | | |
Kathua, June 22, (Scoop News)- To keep abreast with the increasing demand for modern animal care and treatment requirements of pets and other domestic animals in Billawar, Speaker Legislative Assembly, Dr. Nirmal Singh, today inaugurated the building of Veterinary Hospital at village Parnala.
Established at a cost of Rs. 13.40 lakh, the clinic is expected to serve the farmers of the area rearing milch animals by providing better facilities and services to the animal and meet the increasing demand for modern animal care and treatment.
After the inauguration, the Speaker convened a public grievance redressal camp to listen to the demands and concerns of the people living in village Parna... |
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| | Border residents get 19 new community bunkers in Poonch | | |
Poonch, June 22, (Scoop News)- : District Development Commissioner, Poonch Mohammad Aijaz Asad handed over 19 community bunkers to the targeted families in border areas and reviewed the progress on the construction of remaining 21 bunkers in different blocks of the district.
In Poonch, the construction of 40 bunkers was finalized by the district administration through Rural Development Department, out of which, 19 were completed for public use in case of exigency. The completed bunkers include five in Poonch block, one in Nangali Sahib Sain Baba, three in Balakote, four in Mandi, three in Mendhar and three in Mankote block. The DDC visited Kharikarmara village along LoC to handover the c... |
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| | DDC Samba visits Govt offices; suspends five employees | | |
Samba, June 22, (Scoop News)- District Development Commissioner, Samba S Rajinder Singh Tara today conducted surprise inspection of various government offices in Bari Brahmana.
The DDC visited Municipal Committee Office, Animal Husbandry Department, Agriculture Department and several other offices in Bari Brahmana. He checked the attendance registers in government offices and found five employees unauthorized absent from their duties.
Taking strong note of the absenteeism, the DDC suspended five absentee employees, four from Municipal Committee and one from Animal Husbandry department with immediate effect.
During his visit, the DDC interacted with the employees of various government ... |
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| | Congress resorting to hate politics and pro-Pak propaganda accuses Brig Gupta | | |
Srinagar, June 22, (Scoop News)- “Unable to digest the groundswell of nationalism and growing national sentiment in favour of Bharatiya Janata Party, Congress has resorted to lowly hate politics through motivated statements by its leaders blaming Bharatiya Janata Party for planning to communalise the situation before the 2019 Parliamentary elections. Not only has that one of its senior most leaders laid serious accusations blaming Indian Army for deliberately killing more civilians than terrorists, another won has advocated “Azadi” for Kashmir,” stated Brig Anil Gupta, State Spokesperson of Bharatiya Janata Party. Ghulam Nabi Azad has gone to the extent of accusing the Central Government... |
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| | Coordinated strategy on Disaster Management at Bhawan | | |
Katra, June 22, (Scoop News)- To remain ever alert to tackle all types of disasters at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Bhawan in Trikuta Hills, a Workshop-cum-Discussion was held at Bhawan under the chairmanship of Maj Gen (Retd) Shiv Kumar Sharma, AVSM, Member, Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board. The Workshop was attended by senior officials stationed at Bhawan, including Mr. Jagdish Singh, KAS, SDM Bhawan; Mr. Uttam Kumar, Assistant Commandant CRPF; Mr. Rajesh Kumar, SHO Bhawan; Mr. Sunil Gupta, Dy. Manager, Shrine Board; and unit heads of various wings of Shrine Board.
After giving a brief presentation, Gen Sharma laid emphasis on the coordination among various agencies and wings of the Shri... |
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| | Ashok Koul chaired meeting of BJYM in context of Amit Shah's Visit | | |
Jammu, June 21, (Scoop News)-BJYM organized a meeting to discuss the preparations for the upcoming Pravass of BJP National Chief Amit Shah. The meeting was Chaired by BJP State General Secretary (org) Ashok Koul along with BJYM State President Dr Suresh Ajay Magotra at BJP headquarters Trikuta Nagar Jammu.
Speaking on the occasion, Ashok Koul said that the recent political development in the state is welcomed by comma masses as the recent incidents in the state didn't allow us to continue the government. Our state have seen a lot of development in this coalition government in all the three regions of the State but there are some core issues which we can't ignore as our ideology don't all... |
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Kashmir News |
| Militants fire on Security forces from a Mob in Tral | | |
Srinagar, June 22, (Scoop News)-Terrorists this afternoon fired upon the security forces when they were handling law and order on Tral road.
Police said that terrorists lobbed a grenade followed by firing on the security forces from a crowd when they were busy with law & order duties on Tral road resulting in injuries to the nine security forces personnel.
Security force personnel exercised maximum restraint after being attacked by terrorists to prevent any civilian casualties.
The injured security force personnel were evacuated to the hospital for medical treatment.
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| | DC Srinagar places 24 employees under suspension | | |
Srinagar, June 22, (Scoop News)- On the directions of Deputy Commissioner Srinagar Dr Syed Abid Rasheed Shah, surprise inspections were conducted at several government offices in the district.
During the inspections, 10 officials at Chief Medical Officer Srinagar, nine at Gousia Hospital Khanyar and five at Chief Education Officer Srinagar were found unauthorisedly absent and were placed under immediate suspension.
The DC ordered to deduct a full day’s salary of all these employees. It was said the deducted amount will be credited in the account of District Red Cross Committee Srinagar.
The absentees have been asked to immediately explain their position, failing which appropriate acti... |
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| | 3-day Tourism Deptt skill development prog concludes | | |
Srinagar, June 22, (Scoop News)- A three-day orientation programme organized by the Department of Tourism Kashmir for its officials aimed at skill enhancement and personality development concluded here today.
The officials from other departments including SKICC, RSGC, and JKTDC also participated in the orientation programme where professional trainers of national repute imparted training.
The main emphasis was laid on the communications skills, body language, values and etiquettes of the staff mostly posted at Tourist Reception Centres who receive tourists and handle their enquiries.
The participants were taught how to receive calls on helpline numbers from tourists and visitors, maint... |
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| | Advisor reviews security situation | | 
Srinagar, June 22, (Scoop News)-Immediately after assuming office as Advisor to Governor, Mr Vijay Kumar reviewed the security situation with the top police brass during his maiden meeting here.
The meeting was attended by Director General of Police S.P. Vaid, Director General Prisons, Special DG and other officers.
During the meeting, detailed discussion was held on the prevailing security situation in Kashmir.
The Advisor stressed on close synergy between security agencies for maintaining peace.
Regarding the security in Jails, the Advisor asked for better security management of priso... |
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| | K Vijay Kumar assumes office as Advisor to Governor | | 
Srinagar, June 22, (Scoop News)- K Vijay Kumar, IPS (Retd) assumed office as Advisor to J&K Governor here today.
He was welcomed by Principal Secretary Home, Mr R K Goyal and other senior officers at the Civil Secretariat here.
Mr Kumar was till recently holding the post of Senior Security Adviser to the Union Ministry of Home Affairs.
A 1975-batch IPS officer of Tamil Nadu cadre, Mr Kumar has served earlier in the Kashmir Valley, as Inspector General of the Border Security Force (BSF) between 1998 and 2001.
He also served as the Director General of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRP... |
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| | DIG CKR visits Baltal; reviews security arrangements | | Holds a meeting with civil, police and paramilitary officials | | Srinagar, June 21, (Scoop News)- Deputy Inspector General of Police CKR Shri V.K Bidri today visited Baltal where he reviewed the security arrangements in view of the forthcoming Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra. Later, the DIG held a meeting with the civil, police and paramilitary officials.
During the meeting, many issues including providing basic facilities to the PMF deployed for the SANJAY-2018 and security arrangements for Amarnath Yatra Pilgrims were also discussed.
DIG CKR stressed on having a close coordination among various forces in order to have better results during the Yatra. Shri V.K Bidri directed to conduct regular meetings with all the stake holders to provide better services / ... |
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| | Budgam police cracks Wadwan shootout case | | | Srinagar, June 21, (Scoop News)- Budgam police cracked the Wadwan shootout case in which one police personnel SgCT Shamim Ahmad was martyred by terrorists.
During the course of the investigation of case FIR number 111/18 under section 302, 307, 395/511 RPC of Police Station Budgam, Budgam police along with 2RR Dharmuna apprehended two prime suspects identified as Dawood Ahmad Ganie son of Ali Mohd Ganie resident of Kashka Mohalla Soibugh and Touseef Ahmad Kumbay son of Ghulam Mohammad Kumbay resident of Warsangam Soibugh. Two hand grenades were recovered from their possession.
Pertinent to mention here that, SgCT Shamin Ahmad of Budgam Police was martyred by terrorists in the line of dut... |
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| | Governor reviews important pending matters | | |
Srinagar,June 21, (Scoop News)- During his visit to the State Civil Secretariat today, Governor N.N. Vohra held extensive discussions with Shri B.B. Vyas, Chief Secretary, to review all major matters which were pending approval of the Chief Minister and the Cabinet, when the change of Government took place.
Governor decided several important matters today, including a few pending postings and transfers. As regards matters which are to be considered and decided by the State Cabinet, the Governor approved the establishment of the State Administrative Council and asked Chief Secretary to instruct the concerned Administrative Secretaries to finalize, within the next three days, all cases ... |
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Other Stories |
| Army organizes 'Chinar Youth Sports and Adventure Activity: 2018' | | 
Srinagar, June 22, (Scoop News)-Towards the aim of engaging and encouraging the youth of the Valley in sports and adventure, the Army launched 'Chinar Youth Sports and Adventure Activity: 2018' on 22 June 2018 which was inaugurated by the Chinar Corps Commander Lt Gen AK Bhatt at Dal Lake. The initiative includes a Mountain Cycling Adventure Activity from Srinagar to Kargil and back, Watersports competition and Chinar Shikara Cup. The events are planned to be conducted from 20 to 24 June 2018.
As part of the Watersports Competition, 14 teams are participating from Srinaga... |
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| | Skills, knowledge driving force of socio-economic growth: DC Kupwara | | |
Kupwara, June 22, (Scoop News)- District Development Commissioner Kupwara, Khalid Jahangir today said that skills and knowledge are the driving forces of economic growth and social development in contemporary times and need of the hour is to acquaint youth with relevant skill development training.
The DDC said this at a meeting he chaired to explore ways to promote skill development in the district. The meeting was attended by Assistant Development Commissioner, CPO, Social Welfare Officer, District Officer KVIB, AD Handloom, Superintendent ITI Kupwara, Manager DIC, officials from Animal and Sheep Husbandry and other concerned.
During the meeting, the DDC said that the youth of dist... |
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| | Dr Sehrish Asgar assumes office as DC Budgam | | Lays stress on efficient and prompt public service delivery | 
Budgam, June 22, (Scoop News)-Dr. Syed Sehrish Asgar today assumed the charge as Deputy Commissioner Budgam.
The young and dynamic officer is of 2013 IAS batch. Earlier, she has served as SDM Gurdaspur and Additional Deputy Commissioner in Punjab.
She has earlier also been on Centre Deputation and has worked in Ministry of External Affairs and Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change of Government of India.
Dr Syed Sehrish Asgar, a medical doctor by profession created history by becoming the first woman to top the Kashmir Administrative Services (KAS) exam-2010 in Jammu and... |
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| | DDC Ganderbal reviews Shri Amarnathji Yatra arrangements | | |
Ganderbal, June 22, (Scoop News)-District Development Commissioner Ganderbal, Dr. Piyush Singla along with concerned officers convened a meeting at Base Camp Baltal to review the arrangements for ensuing Shri Amarnath ji Yatra which is scheduled to commence from June 28, 2018.
DDC was given a detailed briefing by various departments about the arrangements being made for the Yatra.
The meeting discussed issues related to medical facilities, water supply, transport, electricity, communication, the establishment of control room, availability of fire tender and availabilities of essential commodities. Besides, arrangements for sanitation and cleanliness of areas within and outside Baltal B... |
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| | Preparedness for Shri Amarnathji Yatra reviewed in Anantnag | | |
Anantnag, June 22, (Scoop News)-District Development Commissioner Anantnag Mr. Mohammad Younis Malik along with ADC Anantnag Showkat Ahmad Rather and National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) Consultant, Retd Brig Kuldeep Singh convened a meeting of the officers of line departments and representatives of SDRF & NDRF to review the disaster preparedness for Shri Amarnathji Yatra 2018, at Dak Bungalow Khannabal Anantnag here today.
The meeting was also attended by SDM Pahalgam, SEs of PHE and PDD, Exens of PHE & Flood Control, CMO Anantnag, CEO Anantnag, DEPO Anantnag, Assistant Director FCS & CA Anantnag, Executive Officers of Anantnag & Pahalgam Municipalities, besides the representat... |
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| | Mehbooba Mufti meets Governor | | 
Srinagar, June 22, (Scoop News)-Ms. Mehbooba Mufti, former Chief Minister, called on Governor N.N. Vohra at the Raj Bhavan today.
Ms. Mufti referred to certain important issues, relating to the growth and development of the State, which could not be finalised during her tenure and urged Governor to consider the same for early decisions. Governor discussed with Ms. Mufti the need for all political parties and social organisations to join hands for regaining the trust of the youth and striving for the restoration of normalcy.
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| | Humiliating Kashmiri leadership New Delhi’s policy towards since decades: Vakil | | |
Srinagar ,June 21, (Scoop News)- President Jammu and Kashmir Bachao Tehreek and former minister Abdul Gani Vakil Thursday said that New Delhi has always humiliated and ditched the Kashmiri leadership. He said the mistrust that was always there has further deepened after the ‘humiliating fall’ of PDP led government. In a statement issued here, Vakil while welcoming the fall of Mehbooba Mufti government given the deteriorating situation in Kashmir said it was need of the hour that this government should end. “The government failed at every front but the way it was ended is a humiliation which has been New Delhi’s policy towards Kashmiri leadership since decades.”
Vakil held both parties (P... |
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| | CUK, Physical Edu College celebrate international Yoga Day 2018 | | 
Ganderbal, June 21, (Scoop News)-The Department of Students Welfare (DSW) Central University of Kashmir (CUK) in collaboration with Government College of Physical Education, Ganderbal, Directorate of Indian System of Medicine (Department of AYUSH, J&K), and Department of Youth Services and Sports Jammu and Kashmir, celebrated International Yoga Day 2018 at the College of Physical Education stadium at Ganderbal on Thursday.
The students and staff members of all the aforementioned institutions and about 300 children from different educational institutions of the district Ganderbal received o... |
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