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Top Stories of The Day |
| Action oriented approach towards developmental works fundamental aim of B2V3: Rohit Kansal | | | Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News) Principal Secretary Power Development & Information, departments, Rohit Kansal today reviewed the arrangements regarding the flagship "Back to Village-3 (B2V3) programme starting from 2nd October to 12th October, 2019 at Civil Secretariat here.
Commissioner Secretary GAD, Manoj Kumar Dwivedi, Secretary Rural Development and Panchayati Raj, Sheetal Nanda, Secretary Planning, Development, Monitoring and Disaster Management Departments, Simrandeep Singh, Director Information and Public Relations, Dr. Syed Sehrish Asgar was also present during the meeting while all the Deputy Commissioners of Kashmir, Jammu Divisions, Chief Engineers of PDD, Jal Shakti of both divisions participated in the meeting through video conferencing.
While chairing the meeting, the Principal Secretary stressed upon the DCs that the fundamental objective of B2V3 programme should be action oriented approach on all the works that have been allotted or started during the previous two Back to Villages programmes.
He impressed upon the Deputy Commissioners that the plan for... |
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Stories of the Day |
| Union Ministers of State lay e-foundation for Post Harvest Management Centre for Medicinal Plants at Bhaderwah | | Strenuous efforts being made to promote Ayurveda globally: Dr Jitender Singh | |
Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News)-Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) AYUSH, Shripad Yesso Naik and Union Minister of State (Independent Charge), Ministry for Development of North Eastern Region, Dr Jitendra Singh today laid e-foundation for Post Harvest Management Centre for Medicinal Plants in the premises of Institute of High Altitude Medicinal Plant under National Medicinal Plants Board, Ministry of AYUSH besides e-inaugrating 21 AYUSH Health and Wellness Centres upgraded under Ayushman Bharat operational at Kathua, Samba and Jammu districts.
Among others who attended the program through Video Conferencing included Financial Commissioner, Health and Medical Education, J&K... |
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| | JK reports 1218 new positive cases, 49557 recovered so far | | Govt settles claims of Corona Warrior doctor, health worker under Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Package | |
Jammu, September 25 (Scoop News)-The Government on Friday informed that 1218 new positive cases of novel Corona virus (COVID-19), 642 from Jammu division and 576 from Kashmir division, have been reported today thus taking the total number of positive cases in Jammu and Kashmir to 69832. Also 21 COVID-19 deaths have been reported; 11 from Jammu division and 10 from Kashmir Division.
Moreover, 1478 more COVID-19 patients have recovered and discharged from various hospitals, 805 from Jammu Division and 673 from Kashmir Division.
According to the daily Media Bulletin on novel Corona virus (Covid-19), out of 69832 positive cases, 19170 are Active Positive, 49557 have recovered and 1105 have... |
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| | Deputation of specially abled persons calls on Advisor Khan; submits memorandum of demands | | Advisor Khan assures redressal of all genuine issues of visiting deputation | |
Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News)- A deputation of specially abled persons today called on Advisor to Lieutenant Governor, Farooq Khan at Civil Secretariat here and discussed the problems faced by these people and sought Advisor’s intervention for the redressal of the same.
The five-member deputation was led by Chairman Humanity Welfare Organization Helpline, Javed Ahmad Tak who put forth the grievances, issues and difficulties faced by specially abled persons in different areas.
Director General Women Child Development, Mir Tariq Ali; Executive Director J&K Rehabilitation Council, Ishfaq Ahmed and other concerned were also present.
Javed Ahmad Tak, an activist for differently abled ... |
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| | JK reports 1104 new positive cases, 48079 recovered so far | | |
Jammu, September 24 (Scoop News)-The Government on Thursday informed that 1104 new positive cases of novel Corona virus (COVID-19), 624 from Jammu division and 480 from Kashmir division, have been reported today thus taking the total number of positive cases in Jammu and Kashmir to 68614. Also 22 COVID-19 deaths have been reported; 14 from Jammu division and 08 from Kashmir Division.
Moreover, 1549 more COVID-19 patients have recovered and discharged from various hospitals, 960 from Jammu Division and 589 from Kashmir Division.
According to the daily Media Bulletin on novel Corona virus (Covid-19), out of 68614 positive cases, 19451 are Active Positive, 48079 have recovered and 1084 ha... |
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Ladakh News |
| 56 new cases, two death reports in UT Ladakh | | 78 patients cured and discharged | | Leh (Ladakh), September 25(Scoop News)-As per the media bulletin released by the Directorate of Health Services UT Ladakh, a total 56 person were tested positive for Covid-19. Out of the total positive reports, CMO Leh received 48 positive reports while CMO Kargil received 08 positive reports.
With the death of two more patient from COVID-19 in Kargil district. The total number of deaths in UT Ladakh has gone up to 56; 23 in Leh and 33 in Kargil district.
The bulletin further details that
UT Ladakh has discharged 78 patients today, after the negative sample report were received by CMO Leh and CMO Kargil. Out of which 40 patients were discharged by CMO Leh and 38 patients were discharg... |
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| | First Batch of officials of UT Ladakh completed the week-long ICT Training | | |
Leh (Ladakh), September 25(Scoop News)-First batch of officials of UT Ladakh completed the week-long ICT Training for the middle and junior level officials conducted by the IT Department Ladakh from 21st to 25th September 2020. The training was conducted in collaboration with the NIELIT Leh.
ICT training for middle and junior level officials was inaugurated by Lieutenant Governor, Radha Krishna Mathur on 21st September 2020.
The training was conducted on Information and Communications Technology and the modules such as using GUI Operating System tools, Microsoft Office suite, Social Media Applications, Google Suite, File Management System, Internet applications and various other... |
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| | Advisor Umang Narula charts Sea buckthorn roadmap in Ladakh | | Apex committee to be constituted for Sea buckthorn development | |
Leh (Ladakh), September 24(Scoop News)-A high level meeting chaired by Advisor to LG Ladakh, Umang Narula regarding production and value addition of Sea buckthorn was held.
The meeting was attended by Commissioner/Secretary Agriculture, Horticulture Department Ladakh, Secretary Industries & Commerce Department Ladakh, Secretary, Cooperatives Department Ladakh, Deputy Commissioner, Leh/Kargil, Director, Industries & Commerce Ladakh, Director Horticulture Ladakh, Director DIHAR and district level officers of Industries, horticulture & Cooperatives, department.
Secretary Industries & Commerce Ladakh, Saugat Biswas gave a detailed presentation regarding Sea buckthorn: Value & Fin... |
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| | 46 new cases, one death reports in UT Ladakh | | 35 patients cured and discharged | | Leh (Ladakh), September 21(Scoop News)-As per the media bulletin released by the Directorate of Health Services UT Ladakh, a total 46 person were tested positive for Covid-19. Out of the total positive reports, CMO Leh received 30 positive reports while CMO Kargil received 16 positive reports.
With the death of one more patient from Covid-19 in Kargil district, the total number of deaths in UT Ladakh has gone up to 51; 21 in Leh and 30 in Kargil district.
The bulletin further details that
UT Ladakh has discharged 35 patients today, after the negative sample report were received by CMO Leh and CMO Kargil yesterday. Out of which 21 patients were discharged by CMO Leh and
14 patients we... |
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| | 55 person tested positive for Covid-19 | | 74 patients cured and discharged | | Leh (Ladakh), September 23(Scoop News)-As per the media bulletin released by the Directorate of Health Services UT Ladakh, a total 55 person were tested positive for Covid-19. Out of the total positive reports, CMO Leh received 41 positive reports while CMO Kargil received 14 positive reports.
The bulletin further details that
UT Ladakh has discharged 74 patients today, after the negative sample report were received by CMO Leh and CMO Kargil yesterday. Out of which 51 patients were discharged by CMO Leh and
23 patients were discharged by CMO Kargil.
With this, the total number of COVID-19 active cases in UT Ladakh has decreased to 1028; 581 in Leh district and 447 in Kargil district.... |
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| | GEC LAHDC Kargil chairs meeting on role of youth in promotion of tourism in Kargil | | Appreciates initiative of Team Rzongi Kor for exploration of mysterious cave in Sharchey village | | Kargil (Ladakh), September 21(Scoop News)- Chairman and Chief Executive Councilor, LAHDC Kargil Feroz Ahmed Khan chaired a meeting on the role of youth in promotion of tourism in the district at Tourist Facilitation Center Bemathang here today.
Chief Executive Officer Kargil Development Authoruty (KDA) Ghulam Mohiuddin Wani , Assitant Director Tourism Kargil Aga Syed Toha , Assistant Executive Engineer KDA Haji Muhammad Siddiq, Tourism Expert Muhammad Hamza and Anayat Ali Shotopa besides the team members who recently explored the Rzongi Kor Cave in the frontier village Sarchay in Batalik Sector were present in the meeting.
Team Rzongi Kor through a detailed power point presentation appr... |
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| | 79 new cases, one death reports in UT Ladakh | | 44 recover and discharged | |
Leh (Ladakh), September 21(Scoop News)-As per the media bulletin released by the Directorate of Health Services UT Ladakh, a total of 79 persons were tested positive for COVID-19. Out of the total positive reports, CMO Leh received 72 positive reports while CMO Kargil received seven positive reports.
With the death of one patient from Covid-19 in Kargil district, the total number of deaths in UT Ladakh has gone up to 50 - 21 in Leh and 29 in Kargil district.
The bulletin further details that 34 patients in Leh and 10 patients in Kargil were discharged yesterday after their negative sample reports were received. With this, the total number of COVID-19 active cases in UT Ladakh has gone u... |
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| | 45 person tested positive for Covid-19; Active case rises to 1013 | | 25 patients cured and discharged | | Leh (Ladakh), September 20(Scoop News)-As per the media bulletin released by the Directorate of Health Services UT Ladakh, a total 45 person were tested positive for Covid-19. Out of the total positive reports, CMO Leh received 28 positive reports while CMO Kargil received 17 positive reports.
The bulletin further details that
UT Ladakh has discharged 25 patients today, after the negative sample report were received by CMO Leh and CMO Kargil yesterday. Out of which 24 patients were discharged by CMO Leh and01 patients were discharged by CMO Kargil.
With this, the total number of COVID-19 active cases in UT Ladakh has gone up to 1013; 553 in Leh district and 460 in Kargil district.
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Debate |
| Supreme Court strikes blow for sanity | | |
B L Saraf
After a hectic day’s wear and tear it is quite natural that, in the evening, our urge is to go for unwinding and look out for some kind of recreation just to sooth the ruffled nerves and help physical body recuperate . As a measure of enjoyment and some kind of instrument to unburden ourselves we look to explore an avenue of amusement which ,in addition , may add a fraction to our knowledge. To have them , a TV screen in the living room comes handy . But once switched on we rue the decision as the worst of both is in store for us . Move to the other channel and it is the story retold.
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| | A tiny lamp versus the tempest | | |
K.N. Pandita
If Kangana Ranaut’s critical statement hurt anybody or any institution, the right thing to do was to make her judicially answerable on refusing to apologize. In no case, it warranted taking the law into one's hand. This country has to be ruled by the law of the land and not the jungle law.
Kangana’s critics are deliberately touching upon only the peripheral issues of little or no importance while keeping clear of the core issue. They know by raking up the core issue the iceberg will rise like a huge amphibious monster.
And what is the core issue? Since long, people are heard talking of fantastic things about the illusory fairyland of Bollywood. But the gossip... |
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| | Scrutinizing the question “Who we are?” | | |
K N Pandita
Cheers to Farooq Abdullah for raking up a pertinent question “Who we are” while releasing a joint statement of six parties or Gupkar Declaration – 02. This is at the root of the politics of Kashmir Valley.
The first leader of the Valley who practically resolved the enigma of “who we are” was Sheikh Muhammad Abdullah. And when he lost the direction the mantle fell on the shoulders of Bakhshi Ghulam Muhammad in 1953. When the Bakhshi was close to fortifying the Kashmirian real identity, the pseudo-Sultans in Delhi pulled the rug under his feet. Little did they understand that they had signed the hundred year war in Kashmir?
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| | Middle East: the deepening fissures | | |
K.N. Pandita
The new Islamic syndicate, though still at the conceptual stage, is pushed mainly by Turkey and Pakistan. Iran, the lone Shi’a Muslim State, and traditionally not friendly with the Sunnis would be an odd man in the contemplated syndicate. Malaysia, after the ignominious exit of Mahathir, is almost on the horns of a dilemma. The idea receives cautious support from China. It is so because in the furtive Kuala Lampur Islamic meet last year, Mahathir had put Uighur issue also on the agenda. Nevertheless, China will not withhold its blessings to the initiative for known reasons. Initiators hope Russia will be on board. Moscow will have to think twice about the imp... |
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| | No to Gupkar Declaration, Why not Jammu Declaration? | | Straight Talk | |
K B Jandial
The “Gupkar Declaration-II”, a belated joint resolve by five Kashmir based mainstream political parties and one national party, Congress to struggle for undoing all that was done by the Parliament on 5th-6th August last year. However, the Congress says that PCC Chief didn’t attend the meeting held at Dr. Farooq Abdullah’s Gupkar residence on 22nd August, 2020 and on very next day, partially disassociated from the Declaration, respecting the overwhelming sentiments of Ladakh and Jammu and the impugned Articles 35A & 370 being subjudice. However, it extended support for restoration of Statehood, which even Jammu is demanding.
The Declaration issued five months... |
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| | Gupkar Declaration to Six-party Resolution | | |
K N Pandita
A year ago, on August 4, 2019, prominent political leaders of Kashmir Valley had come together at Farooq Abdullah’s residence on Gupkar Road in Srinagar and agreed to stay “united in their resolve to protect and defend identity, autonomy and the special status of J&K against all attacks and onslaughts whatsoever”. The decision for the meet was driven by rising speculation of “attacks and onslaughts whatsoever.” Reading between the lines, the term “whatsoever” subtly referred to Hindu-dominated NDA government while the phrase “to protect and defend identity, autonomy and the special status of J&K” implied the identity etc. of the Muslim majority of the Valley.
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| | Initiative for a political process in J&K | | |
K.N. Pandita
In any case, after a long spell of Presidential rule, the political process has to begin in the J&K. The administration has to pass into the hands of the elected government.
In the lexicon of contemporary politics, normalcy has a new connotation. Just as we may have to put up with Coronavirus so shall we have to put up with fractured normalcy. We may have to live under the shadow of the gun for a long time. Therefore normalcy cannot be taken as the latchkey for entry to the political process.
After their release from house arrest, Kashmir politicians of all hues have demanded resumption of the political process along with other demands.
The newly formed... |
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| | Non- Migrant KPs up in agitation-Time to join hands | | |
B L Saraf
Kashmiri Pandits who on the onset of armed militancy ,in 1990, did not move out of the Valley -- whom government describes as Non –Migrants ( NM for short ) - have reiterated certain demands which, according to them , have not been addressed by the government , so far . Few days back they lodged a protest and demonstrated in the premises of Press Enclave Srinagar ,under the banner of Kashmiri Pandit Sangarsh Samiti ( KPSS ) . The Samiti President told the media and those present on the spot that they have resubmitted their grievances to the state authorities on 12th August 2020 and are waiting for a positive response . And if it doesn... |
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| Jammu News |
| VC SKUAST- Jammu nominated as Member ICCR General Assembly | | | Jammu, September 25 (Scoop News)-On the basis of eminence in the field of culture and education, Professor J. P. Sharma, Vice Chancellor, SKUAST-Jammu, has been nominated as a member to the General Assembly of the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR), New Delhi.
Professor Sharma’s selection was confirmed in the meeting of ICCR Governing body held under the chairmanship of Dr. Vinay Sahasrabuddhe, President, ICCR recently.
The Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) was founded in 1950 by Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, independent India’s first Education Minister. Its objectives are to actively participate in the formulation and implementation of policies and programmes pertaini... |
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| | GMC Jammu: 3 positive patients discharged from CDS | | |
Jammu, September 25 (Scoop News)-Three Corona positive patients have been discharged from Chest Disease Hospital in the last twenty four hours after their full recovery, while the patients admitted in Government Medical College and Associated Hospitals are being treated strictly as per the Covid Treatment protocol.
According to Medical Superintendent, Dr. Keerti Bhushan Sharma presently there are 118 covid patients admitted in GMC and they are being provided healthcare strictly as per the Covid treatment protocol.
He said at GMC 29 patients have been kept in isolation ward, 34 in ward no 3 while other 38 in ward no 7 and 16 in CCU. “Among these, 93 patients are on oxygen supply and 15 a... |
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| | Operation of 4 chemist shops suspended for violation of norms | | |
Jammu, September 25 (Scoop News)-Drug Controller J&K has suspended the operation of four Chemist firms in Bakshi Nagar area for committing breaches of the provisions of Drugs & Cosmetics Act, 1940 & rules.
Acting on the reports about some Chemist Shops situated near GMC, Bakshi Nagar indulging in unethical trade practises, J&K State Drugs Controller constituted a team of Drugs Control Officers under the direct supervision of Assistant Drugs Controller ( Jammu ) who carried out surprise /supervisory checks of Retail Sale Outlets situated in Bakshi Nagar near Government Medical College, Jammu .
The inspecting teams scrutinised the sales/ purchase records of the firms randomly a... |
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| | Pro-farmers policies under Atma Nirbhar Bharat bound to boost farm sector: Navin | | Attends Jan Abhiyan Programme at Panchayat Taloor | |
Samba, September 25 (Scoop News)-Principal Secretary, Agriculture, Horticulture, Animal & Sheep Husbandry and Cooperative Departments, Navin Kumar Choudhary today said that the pro-farmers policies launched under Atma Nirbhar Bharat initiative will prove a real game changer in the economic uplift of the farmers.
Addressing locals at Panchayat Taloor in Sumb block of Samba district during a Jan Abhiyan Programme, the Principal Secretary said that the Central schemes like PM-Kissan, Kissan Credit Card, PMAY, Farm machinery subsidy, Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojana (PMKSY), E-National Agriculture Market besides other schemes are bound to give new direction to the farm sector. He said... |
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| | Gupta assails J&K Govt, Centre for letting down people in grim COVID times | | |
Jammu, September 25 (Scoop News)-Senior National Conference leader and Former MLC Mr Rattan Lal Gupta today assailed the administration for letting down people in the most challenging COVID times, saying deficiency of oxygen and lack of ventilators has emerged as cause of grave concern.
“Alarming reports of deaths due to deficiency of oxygen has shattered the faith of the people in the system and health services, notwithstanding the fact that frontline corona warriors like doctors, paramedics and the support staff were doing excellent job at the peril of risk to them and their families”, Mr Gupta said in a statement issued from Sher-e-Kashmir Bhavan here this afternoon.
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| | Day 124: Jammu, Srinagar Airports receive 31 domestic flights with 3,737 passengers aboard | | |
Jammu, September 25 (Scoop News)-On day 124 of resumption of routine domestic operations in Jammu and Kashmir, 31 domestic flights with 3,737 passengers on board today arrived at Jammu and Srinagar Airports.
A total of 1568 passengers aboard 12 regular commercial flights arrived at the Jammu Airport while 19 domestic flights with about 2169 passengers aboard landed at Srinagar Airport today.
Pertinently, Jammu Airport Authorities have received a total of 1,082 domestic flights with 100,724 passengers while Srinagar Airport Authorities have received 1,758 domestic flights with 2,41,258 passengers since 25th of May till date.
Till date the government has brought back about 3806 passenger... |
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| | COVID-19: Govt evacuates 4,99,812 stranded JK residents | | 3,59,520 via Lakhanpur, 1,40,292 through special trains | |
Jammu, September 25 (Scoop News)-The Jammu and Kashmir Government has evacuated about 4,99,812 JK residents, stranded in other parts of the country due to COVID lockdown, via Lakhanpur and through special trains and buses till date amid strict observance of all necessary guidelines and Standard Operating Procedures.
As per the official data received in this regard, the Jammu and Kashmir administration has received 155 special trains at Jammu and Udhampur railway stations from different states and UTs, so far, with about 1,40,292 passengers while about 3,59,520 persons from other states and UTs including 934 from abroad have been evacuated by the government through Lakhanpur till date.
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| | BJP Pays Tribute to Pt. Deen Dayal Upadhyay | | |
Jammu, September 25 (Scoop News)-To Commemorate the Contributions of its Founder leader Pt. Deen Dayal Upadhyay ,BJP Talab Tillo Mandal Paid tribute to Jansangh Leader on His Birth Anniversary. The Programme was Organised by Keshav Chopra President BJP Talab Tillo Mandal.
Former BJP President Sat Sharma, District President Jammu West Munish Khajuria, State Addl. Publicity Secretary Ayodhya Gupta, Health and Medical Cell Convenor JKUT BJP Puneet Mahajan also paid tribute to Pt Deen Dayal Upadhyay.
Speaking On the Ocassion, Sat Sharma Said Pt. Deen Dayal Was Regarded as an Ideal Swayam Sewak of The RSS, He was A great Indian Philosopher, True Patriot. Pt. Deen Dayal was a Man of Soaring ... |
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Kashmir News |
| JK Local Bodies Panch Sarpanch Association calls on Advisor Baseer Khan | | |
Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News)- A deputation of JK Local Bodies Panch Sarpanch Association led by its President Molvi Tariq today called on Advisor to Lieutenant Governor, Baseer Ahmad Khan and raised several issues.
Molvi Tariq while interacting with the Advisor raised the challenges faced by them in and sought the intervention of the Advisor for their redressal. He demanded for an increase in the honorarium of the Panchs and Sarpanchs and said that they should be provided accommodation within their own districts.
They also demanded they should be kept in loop about the pre and post execution of works. He said that they are working with utmost dedication for the strengthening of g... |
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| | Poor can’t afford flu vaccine, provide it free: DAK to authorities | | |
Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News)-Doctors Association Kashmir (DAK) on Friday urged health authorities in Kashmir valley to provide free flu vaccine to poor people.
“That would increase vaccine uptake and save lives,” said DAK President and influenza expert Dr Nisar ul Hassan.
“Poor are not getting vaccinated against the flu and cost is the barrier. One flu vaccine costs Rs 1680. High cost of the vaccine keeps it out of reach for poor people,” he said
“The price makes flu vaccine inaccessible to poor,” said DAK President adding “unaffordability of the vaccine is putting lives of poor people at serious risk.”
“Unvaccinated individuals not only risk themselves, but they put the he... |
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| | A saner voice has been silenced by brutal violence: CPI(M) | | |
Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News)-While condemning the killing of Advocate Babar Qadri, CPI(M) leader Mohammad Yousuf Tarigami on Friday said killing of unarmed civilians cannot be justified in any way.
Killing of unarmed person is an act of barbarism and must be condemned in one voice. Cycles of violence have been going on in Kashmir but what has been achieved so-far? Whom does violence suit? There is need to ponder over the persistent violence and society must come out and express itself against such brutal acts of violence.
He expressed sympathies with the bereaved family.
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| | Jammu & Kashmir Health Warriors claims settled under ‘Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Package | | Insurance Scheme for Health Workers Fighting COVID-19’ | |
Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News)- Jammu & Kashmir Government like other States/UT’s is fighting COVID-19 pandemic with grit and determination. And health workers are at the forefront of this fight.
So far seven of the health workers, while on duty, contracted the virus and lost their precious life while fighting against this dreaded virus. Ministry of Health & Family Welfare Government of India under the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Package provides an insurance cover of Rs. 50 lakh to a total of around 22.12 lakh public healthcare providers across the country, including community health workers, who may have to be in direct contact and care of COVID-19 patients and who may be at risk... |
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| | Delegation of Department of Bio Resources calls on Asgar Samoon | | Proposes introduction of Bio Resources as a separate subject at +2 level | |
Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News)- A delegation of Department of Bio Resources comprising faculty and students under the leadership of Head of Department of Bio Resources, Dr. Manzoor Ahmad Mir today called on Principal Secretary, School Education and Skill Development Department, Dr. Asgar Hassan Samoon.
The delegation submitted a comprehensive proposal regarding introduction of Bio Resources at +2 level in school education which was thoroughly discussed besides syallabi, scope and need for skill enhanced courses like Bio Resources was also deliberated upon.
Samoon assured the delegation that all possibilities would be explored to introduce Bio Resources as a separate subject at + 2 ... |
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| | Commissioner Secretary I&C visits Bemina Woollen Mills | | Emphasizes introduction of new product ranges, strengthening of marketing networks | |
Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News)- Commissioner Secretary Industries & Commerce, M K Dwivedi, today visited Government Woollen Mills Bemina and took stock of ongoing works there being undertaken under the World Bank funded Jehlum Tawi Flood Recovery Project (JTFRP).
Managing Director JKI, Sanjay Handoo briefed the Commissioner Secretary that new machinery is being procured to replace those which had been damaged during the 2014 floods under JTFRP besides a Showroom cum Interpretation Centre is being constructed involving a total cost of Rs. 11.74 crore.
Commissioner Secretary was informed that with the installation of new machinery the production capacity of the unit would increase si... |
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| | DGP J&K rewards 25 CRPF personnel for excellent performance | | |
Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News)-Appreciating the excellent performance of CRPF personnel on counter-terror front, Director General of Police Shri Dilbag Singh has accorded the grant of Commendation Certificate Class-1 along with cash reward to twenty-five CRPF personnel.
As per the order issued by Police Headquarters, ASI/GD Nounihal Singh has been rewarded with a Commendation certificate class-1st along with cash reward of rupees twenty thousand, CT/GD Narendra Kumar and HC/GD Rajesh Kumar have been rewarded with commendation certificate Class-1 along with cash reward of rupees fifteen thousand each for showing excellent presence of mind and swift action during a terror attac... |
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| | DGP J&K sanctions Meritorious Scholarship/Scholarship of over Rs. 1.35 lakhs for 16 Police Wards | | |
Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News)- Continuing with its endeavour to boost the morale and assist the wards of Police personnel, Director-General of Police, J&K Shri Dilbag Singh has sanctioned meritorious scholarship in favour of six wards of serving police personnel. He also sanctioned scholarship in favour of ten wards of SPOs who laid down their lives in violence/militancy related incidents in the J&K.
Vide Police Headquarters Order No. 2522 rupees 61,500 in favour of six wards of serving police personnel who have secured 80% and above marks in the annual examination of graduation/Post Graduation during the academic session 2019-2020.
Rupees 12000 each has been sanctioned ... |
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Other Stories |
| Bandipora Police arrests drug peddler, psychotropic substances recovered | | |
Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News)-Acting tough against the drug dealings, Police in Bandipora have arrested a drug peddler and recovered psychotropic substance from his possession.
Officers at a checkpoint established at Shadipora Sumbal intercepted one person identified as Bilal Ahmad Rather resident of Waskura Ganderbal. During checking, officers were able to recover 73 bottles of psychotropic substance Codeine Phosphate from his possession. He has been arrested and shifted to PS Sumbal where he remains in custody.
Accordingly, a case FIR No.143/2020 under relevant sections of law has been registered in Police Station Sumbal and investigation has been initiated.
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| | Two LeT commanders killed in Anantnag | | |
Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News)- Two LeT commanders were killed in an encounter in Anantnag.
Police said that on 24/09/2020 at about 1800hrs, based on specific input about presence of terrorists in village Sirhama area of Anantnag, a joint cordon and search operation was launched by Anantnag Police, 3RR and CRPF in the said area.
During the search operation, as the presence of terrorist got ascertained they were given opportunity to surrender however instead they fired indiscriminately upon the joint search party, which was retaliated leading to an encounter. Due to darkness the operation was suspended and the whole area was put under strict cordon. Terrorists trapped inside ma... |
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| | Advisor Baseer Khan reviews functioning of JKRLM | | |
Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News)- Advisor to Lieutenant Governor, Baseer Ahmad Khan today chaired a meeting to review the functioning of JK Rural Livelihood Mission (JKRLM) at SKICC here.
On the occasion the Advisor also released e-Coffee Table Book of JK Rural Livelihood Mission.
The meeting was also attended by Secretary Rural Development and Panchayat Department Sheetal Nanda, Mission Director JKRLM Rubina Kousar, Additional Mission Director JKRLM and District Project Managers.
The Advisor took a first-hand feedback from the District Project managers of the Kashmir division about the functioning of Self Help Groups (SHGs) and the various activities undertaken by these groups. He ... |
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| | Interventions being done to address industry issues: Advisor Sharma | | |
Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News)-Advisor to Lieutenant Governor, K.K Sharma today said that the Government is aware of problems being faced by the local Industries in view of the ongoing pandemic and certain interventions like the recently announced package have been undertaken in order to relieve them of the distress.
The Advisor was interacting with the representatives of Industries of Jammu and Kashmir Divisions through Video Conferencing here today to discuss and assess the impact on the local Industry post abolition of Toll Tax at Lakhanpur.
The meeting was also attended by Financial Commissioner Finance, Arun Mehta, Commissioner Secretary Industries and Commerce Manoj Kumar Dw... |
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| | Run for fun: army organises pattan mini marathon-wakathalon | | |
Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News)-Over 205 boys and girls from several villages of district Baramulla participated in the event organised by 29 Rashtriya Rifles at Parihaspora. The run was divided into two categories, 10 kms for boys and 5 kms for girls. The event also included a Walkathalon for 5 km for both boys and girls. Boys and girls of age groups 10-20yrs participated in the event. The marathon conveyed the message of fit and healthy society and peace and harmony in the Valley. Children participating in the event ran the entire distance with full zeal and vigour. The event was attended by Hazira Begum, BDC Singhpora and Mehdi Hussain, BDC Ganistan Block along with several Sarpa... |
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| | J&K Kissan Tehreek holds protests against anti-farmer bills | | |
Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News)-As part of nation-wide protests against anti-farmer bills and electricity act amendments, J&K Kissan Tehreek held protest rallies across Jammu and Kashmir on Friday.
While maintaining social distancing norms, members of J&K Kisan Tehreek, held demonstrations in Press Colony Srinagar to protest against the anti-farmer approach of the BJP government. They said the bills were aimed to help the corporate agri-businesses at the cost of poor farmer’s hard work.
While addressing the protest demonstration, General Secretary Kisan Tehreek Ghulam Nabi Malik said that these anti-farmer bills are meant to restructure our country’s agricultural economy in favou... |
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| | DF&ES initiates enquiry on media coverage and the statement of GPC members | | |
Srinagar, September 25 (Scoop News)-The Directorate of Fire and Emergency Services (DF&ES), J&K Batamaloo today initiated Departmental enquiry on the media coverage and the statement of GPC members over the issue related to the demise of one of the employees of the department.
As per the statement issued here, the Director F&ES has stated that the department has taken strict cognizance of the media coverage and the statement of GPC members over the issue related to the demise of Suraj Pal Singh, an employee of F&ES in Magam due to Covid-19 on September 21, 2020.
The statement read that a social media post by the deceased fire service personnel has also been taken note of.
“Considering ... |
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| | DDC reviews developmental scenario, progress on beneficiary schemes in G’bl | | | Ganderbal,, September 25 (Scoop News)-District Development Commissioner (DDC) Ganderbal, Shafqat Iqbal today convened a meeting of concerned officers to review the progress on vital projects and individual beneficiary schemes in the district.
During the meeting, the DDC reviewed the physical and financial progress on the projects under execution in the district.
He sought details from the concerned department and executing agencies regarding the progress achieved and threadbare discussion was also held regarding the delay in completion of various projects for which time lines were fixed in previous meetings.
The DDC exhorted for prioritizing such works and projects that are of public imp... |
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