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| Most of the essential services restores in valley | | Div Com briefs media about the measures taken |  Srinagar, March 13, (Scoop News)- The Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir, Shalindra Kumar today briefed media persons about the measures being taken for restoration of essential service after the heavy snowfall in the valley. He said that provincial administration has mobilized it s men and machinery to restore the essential services and almost 90 percent of essential services have been restored.
Among others District Development Commissioner, Srinagar, Commissioner Srinagar Municipal Corporation, Chief Engineers of various departments, Director Health Services, DIG Traffic, on the occasion.
Efforts have been redoubled to ensure restoration of essential service including supply of electricity, water and availability of essential commodities, the Divisional Commissioner informed.
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| Governor releases “Pakistan Under Army Rule” | |  Jammu, March 13, (Scoop News)- N.N. Vohra, Governor, released “Pakistan Under Army Rule”, written by M.M. Khajooria, at a function held at Police Auditorium, Gulshan Ground, Jammu. This volume is about the journey of Pakistan under Army’s rule and its contributions in the country’s evolution.
The Governor observed that this book has come out at a momentous time, when there is a new government in Pakistan, important constitutional developments due to shortly take place in Afghanistan and India shortly electing a new Government. He said that for peace and stability in the sub c... |
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| | Only Modi can bring peace & prosperity: MRM | | 
Jammu, March 13, (Scoop News)- Muslim Rashtriya Manch (MRM) National Convener Mohd Afzal today accused the so-called secular political parties those who have governed the country for maximum periods after independence used Muslims for mere vote bank and pushed them for alienation from the mainstream, and had ignored them from the resources of the country. These parties raises false slogan of reservations, some time with in the caste, cultures and region, some time divides them with majority- minority slogans, sometimes divide them within the sects, he alleged.
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| | JK CM receives brief on restoration of essential services | | Stresses on quick response to emergency needs |  Jammu, March 13, (Scoop News)- Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah this morning received the brief on the status of restoration of essential services badly hit by the untimely heavy snowfall in the Valley and hilly region of Jammu Division.
The two teams of top ranking officers headed by Chief Secretary, Mohammad Iqbal Khandey and Financial Commissioner Revenue, Arun Kumar who visited the Valley and Doda, Ramban and Kishtwar districts yesterday to oversee emergency nature works and monitor the process of restoration of essential services, apprised the Chief Minister about the status of ongoing res... |
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| | Chief Secretary reviews restoration works in Kashmir valley | | Asks divisional administration to expedite restoration of essential services |  Srinagar, March 12, (Scoop News)- Chief Secretary, Mohammad Iqbal Khandey Wednesday urged the divisional administration of the valley to expedite the restoration of essential services and clearance of snow from roads for smooth plying of traffic. He instructed dewatering of inundated areas due to recent heavy snowfall.
Mr. Khandey expressed satisfaction over the restoration works being carried out and directed complete restoration of power supply and ensuring better healthcare facilities in all the health institutions of the valley.
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Ladakh News |
| NC and its ally Islamia School to submit VoC to DC | | |
Kargil,March 13, (Scoop News)- The opposition party of LAHDC Kargil, National Conference & its ally, Islamia School Kargil has decided to submit Vote of Confidence to Deputy Commissioner / Chief Executive Officer LAHDC Kargil, Mohmad Sadiq Sheikh in order to form new Hill Council Kargil tomorrow.
Reliable source from National Conference Kargil unit told this reporter that due to the failure of present Council controlled by Indian National Congress for solving the basic problems being faced by people of Kargil in all aspect of life, the party unit and its ally Islamia School has decided to submit vote of confidence to Deputy Commissioner tomorrow on 14th March, Friday at 10:30.
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| | BJP for operation of additional flights to Leh | | |
Leh, March 12, (Scoop News)- A meeting of BJP Working Committee was held here today under the chairmanship of Ven.Lobzang Yantak acting President of the party.
All the participants felt it necessity to approach the concern for operating additional flight from Delhi, Jammu, Chandigarh and Srinagar as the large number of passengers are stranded there.
Later the delegation met CEO/DC Leh for taking up the issue for operating additional flights from Delhi-Leh, Jammu-Leh, Srinagar-Leh and also requested for operating Army flight from Chandigarh to Nubra Thois to accommodate maximum passenger from there.
Apart from that it was also requested to introduce an independent Army flight from Chan... |
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| | Additional Flight for Jammu-Leh on March 12: Air India | | Control Room set up in DC Office |  Jammu, March 11, (Scoop News)- In view of cancellation of flight AI-449/AI-450 on 10th March, Air India has arranged additional flight to clear stranded passengers.
Air India shall operate the additional flight on Jammu-Leh Sector; therefore stranded passengers are requested to report at Jammu airport at 7:45 AM on 12th March 2014.
Control Room set up in DC Office
A Control Room (Help line) has been established in the office of the Deputy Commissioner, Srinagar.
The people are informed that for any assistance and urgency they could contact the Control R... |
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| | LAHDC threatens of aggressive action after exploring all options with Aviation Ministry | | 
Leh, March 9, (Scoop News)-Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council(LAHDC), Leh,has expressed its dismay over the failure of Union Civil Aviation Ministry to fulfill their assurances in bringing down the air fares both on inbound and outbound destinations and increase the frequency of the flights from various sectors.
In a statement issued at Leh on Sunday, LAHDC said the students, pilgrims and patients were faced with a huge inconvenience to travel to or from the region on account of astronomical airfares.
The tourism industry is also being affected badly and on the other hand the... |
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| | DC LEH conducts SVEEP and BADP camps at border villages | |  Leh,March 09, (Scoop News)- Deputy Commissioner, Leh, Simrandeep Singh conducted two day tour of Turtuk, Tyakshi, Bogdang, Tongsted and Khemi villages at LoC in Nubra Sub division of Leh District, in connection with the reviewing of BADP works and conducting SVEEP camps in these border villages.
During the visit, People of border villages urged the Deputy Commissioner to ensure BADP funding to border villages strictly as per the guidelines of the scheme besides important works for the forthcoming BADP plan were also discussed.
The people at the villages of Siachen base... |
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| | Women Folk administered Oath for Using Franchise on Women’s Day in Kargil | | |
Kargil,March 08, (Scoop News)- District Administration Kargil has celebrated this year’s Women day as a day to aware the Women folk about the coming election and to do so, District Administration has organized gatherings of women at every ICDS Centers of Kargil.
Additional Deputy Commissioner Kargil, Kacho Hassan Khan personally visited ICDS centers and educated the women about election and right to vote and urged them to participated in the coming election along with all eligible voters of their respective family.
Kacho Hassan Khan Administered Oath to the women present in the ICDS centers to Participate in the Elections and for using their voting right properly.
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| | Farmers of 12 villages participated in Farmers Meet | | |
Kargil, March 08, (Scoop News)- Sheep Husbandry Department Kargil organized a Farmers Meets at Conference Hall Baroo in which farmers from 12 villages, having land in the Kurbathang Command Area, along with the Councilors, Panches and Sarpanches of these villages participated.
On this occasion Iqbal Hussain Mirza, the Deputy Director Feed and Fodder Development from Directorate of Sheep Husbandry Department J&K, educated the people about a Government of India Scheme “Fodder and Feed Development Programme for Grass Land Development”.
He briefed the Farmers that GOI has taken Kurbathang Command Area under this scheme to develop and increase the production of fodder (alf alfa) in Kargil f... |
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| | Tsering Mutup appreciates dedication & extraordinary efforts of teachers | | |
Leh,March 08, (Scoop News)- In a felicitation party organized jointly by the local administration Nyoma and VECs of Nyoma, Mudh and Nidder at Nyoma today, the Principal of Hr. Sec. School Nyoma, Yaya Khan and his team were honoured with traditional Khataks for acquiring 100% result in 12th and 97 % in 10th Classes board examination which was declared a month before.
SDM, Nyoma Tsering Mutup who was the chief guest on this occasion appreciated the dedication and extraordinary efforts of the teaching staff for bringing such an exemplary result this time and urged them to keep the same zeal and spirit in future too so that Changthang region could also compete with rest of the Ladak... |
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| Resolution on Divisional status in council anathema for UT demand of Ladakhis | | 
By J T Namgyal
It is important to analyze the implications of the recent announcement for a Divisional status for Ladakh in the legislative assembly. For decades, Ladakh’s concerns have been to get away from the control of Kashmir administration. In the 1970s, the demand for a “Central Administration” and UT was undermined by dividing Ladakh on communal basis by creating two districts. Kashmiri leadership successfully kept both the communities divided through tactful “divide and rule” policy. Then they misguided the Kargili leaders by suggesting that UT status will make Muslims ... |
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| | 2014 Parliamentary Elections At Glance | | 
Constituency Last Day of filing papers
Poll date
Jammu_ Poonch March 22, 2014
April 10, 2014
Udhampur March 26, 2014
April 17, 2014
Anantnag April 5, 2014
April 24, 2014
Srinagar April 9, 2014
April 30, 2014
Baramulla April 19, 2014
May 7, 2014
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| | Crimean Tartars and Kashmiri Students | | 
Dr. Syed Nazir Gilani
William Wakefield a medical officer in the service of Her Majesty the Queen of England visited Kashmir Valley in summer of 1875. He examined the manners and customs of the inhabitants very closely and came out with exceedingly candid but harsh commentary.
Out of all other observations about Kashmir, he writes in his book “The Happy Valley: Sketches of Kashmir and the Kashmiris” published in June 1879, “And Kashmir is a theme well worthy of a poet. Nowhere in Asia, nor even perhaps in the remaining quarters of the globe, can the parallel be found ... |
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| | The perils of blatant secessionism | | 
By Rahul Pandita
Kashmiris should not give a chance to rogue elements in the Indian security agencies to justify false implication of scores of innocent Kashmiri youth in cases of terrorism
It has been a common sight in Kashmir Valley since the ’90s: thousands of people accompanying the body of a terrorist killed in an encounter with security forces. Women wail and beat their chests, men shout pro-freedom slogans. Candy and coins are thrown over the bier. Many such dead terrorists happen to be foreigners, especially Pakistani nationals. In the last few years, though, the number ... |
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| | Legal view: Sedition law is draconian, a weapon in the hands of state | | |
By Dr. Mrinal Satish
Legally speaking, cheering for a Pakistani Cricket team or some other team is not sedition. If the information I got is correct, these students from Kashmir studying at a Meerut University did not do anything to topple the Indian government nor did they do something against the integrity of the country. The concerned university or the college has the right to deal with such cases. Even the decision of the university or the college can also be challenged in a court.
Our Sedition law is archaic and draconian. It was introduced by the British to keep leaders like Mahatma Gandhi in jail. Mahatma Gandhi wanted the Independent India to abolish the Sedition law... |
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| | Psephologists see Tsering Samphel ahead of his political rivals in Ladakh constituency | | 
By Garuda,
In view of his longstanding political affiliation with Indian National Congress (INC), Tsering Samphel is emerging as most popular and a strong contender for Ladakh parliamentary constituency in 2014.
Samphel has started his political career, almost five decades ago, under the aegis of late Ven. Kashok Bakula Rimpochey and remained as an ardent soldier of the party till date.
"Yeh choice ka mamla hai, (this is a matter of choice). He is the only choice available with us today having such a vast political experience in handling burning local issues of the region.No... |
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| | Right to Get Offended | | |
By B L Saraf
Pursuant to the out of court agreement , Penguin , the publishers , have withdrawn from sales Wendy Doniger’s book The Hindus :An Alternative History . A Delhi based organisation , Shiksha Bachao Andolan Samiti, having felt aggrieved of the contents of the book , had commenced legal action against the publishers . It felt the book is violating Hindu religious belief and thought . The liberals, asusual , are up in arms against the action of the publishers as also those who sought the book’s withdrawal from publication . Though the blame has been laid at the doo... |
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| | Apology cannot be absolution | | |
By Rahul Pandita
There is no concept of absolution in the modern criminal justice system
In 1997, Queen Elizabeth paid a visit to Jallianwala Bagh in Amritsar, where, in 1919, a British army officer ordered his troops to fire at a crowd of unarmed Indians, leading to over a thousand deaths. Terming it as a “difficult episode,” the Queen said that “history cannot be rewritten.” It was the closest the British had come to an apology — until February last year, when the British Prime Minister David Cameron visited Jallianwala Bagh and called the massacre a “deeply shameful event in British history.”
Mr. Cameron was more contrite than Queen Elizabeth. But it still could no... |
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| Jammu News |
| Departments asked not to approach ED directly: GAD | | | Jammu, March 13, (Scoop News)- As per circular issued by the General Administration Department (GAD) today, the Departments for seeking clarifications on the Model Code of Conduct and other Election related issues to abstain from approaching the Chief Electoral Officer, J&K directly on their own.
It is, accordingly, impressed upon all the Administrative Secretaries to issue instructions to their subordinate departments.
As per the procedures, Heads of the Department seeking clarifications from another department are required to route such requests through the concerned Administrative Department(s). Therefore, any clarification from the Election Department (ED) is also ... |
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| | CS reviews SSA, Mid-Day Meal schemes | |  Jammu, March 13, (Scoop News)-Chief Secretary, Mohammad Iqbal Khandey Thursday reviewed the implementation of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) and Mid-Day Meal Schemes in schools at a meeting, he chaired here.
Chief Secretary while receiving detailed brief regarding the achievements registered under both the Schemes noted that substantial progress has been made to boost universalization of elementary education at both the primary school and upper primary school level in the State.
He called for devising a uniform and efficient system for distribution of food grains/cooking gas to al... |
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| | Sahu convenes meeting with ARO’s | | Stresses on strict monitoring of MCC |  Jammu, March 13, (Scoop News)- A meeting was convened by Returning Officer 6 Jammu Parliamentary Constituency Mr Ajeet Kumar Sahu with the Assistant Returning Officers, Officers of the concerned departments and the master trainers here today.
Threadbare discussions were held on various issues pertaining to security, adherence to model code of conduct, training schedules for the polling staff, electoral rolls and various other issues.
RO directed the concerned ARO’S to ensure strict vigil and monitoring to ensure compliance to the Model Code of Conduct and other guideli... |
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| | Women voters outnumber men in Special Enrollment Drive | |  REASI,March 13, (Scoop News)- Voter enthusiasm among women outnumbered men during the election commission's special enrollment drive in district Reasi on 9th March, as out of total 2496 forms received 1358 women voters got registered vis-a vis 1138 men.
The special drive was conducted to enroll those left out from voters list besides verifying names ahead of parliament elections. Statistics from the district election office showed that in Assembly Constituency 57-Gulabgarh registered the maximum voters on Sunday, with 1434 people filling up the form, followed by AC 59-Gool Arnas (5... |
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| | Congress dividing Jammu on communal lines: Jugal | | | Jammu, March 13, (Scoop News)-Intensifying his poll campaign in Rajouri district on Thursday, BJP candidate for Jammu-Poonch Parliamentary constituency and BJP State President Jugal Kishore Sharma addressed a number of corner meetings at Narian, Chingus, Kallar, Dungi, Dhangri, Muradpur, Phalyana, Pathanmoda, Rajouri City and Dhanidhar.
Sharma expressed disgust over the present state of affairs in Rajouri district and said bulk of the area continues to suffer due to official apathy. "The Congress and its coalition partner NC and the main opposition PDP have only treated the majority community comprising Gujjars, Other Backward Classes and Pathowari speaking community as a vote bank, but ha... |
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| | NC committed to victory of secular forces : Rana | | 
Nagrota, March 13, (Scoop News)- Urging people to defeat the demon of communalism with full might, Provincial President National Conference Mr Devender Singh Rana on Thursday predicted massive victory for secular forces in ensuing parliamentary elections.
“Bidding adieu to political ethics, the plank of these elections have been set by the reactionary and fascist forces to polarise society by exploiting religious sentiments to garner support, the Provincial President said while addressing a day-long delegate session of the party functionaries here, adding “onus lies on the people to margin... |
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| | Working journalists of Jammu condemn unprofessional conduct of SP traffic | | 
Jammu, March 13, (Scoop News)- Working Journalists Association of Jammu has strongly condemned the notice issued by the SP Traffic targeting media persons for alleged violation of Traffic rules.
The notice issued to media persons has been seen as grave provocation by the SP traffic and has invited criticism from working journalists of all media houses(Print and Electronic).
The working journalists gathered here in the Press Club of Jammu on Thursday took serious note of the conduct of the police officer as he has been repeatedly targeting media persons ever since he joined office of SP ... |
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| | Several youth from JKDF, Congress join BJYM | | 
Jammu, March 13, (Scoop News)- A large number of young workers and members of JKDF and Congress today joined BJYM at a function organized in W.No. 27, Bakshi Nagar, Jammu. The function was organized the leadership of BJYM Distt. President Ajay Vaid and presided over by BJP State General Secretary Kavinder Gupta.
BJYM Prabhari & Jammu-Poonch Parliamentary Constituency Incharge Yudhvir Sethi and State Secretary Munish Sharma also graced the function.
Speaking on the occasion, Kavinder Gupta said that Narender Modi is all set to be the next Prime Minister of India and BJP will emerge with... |
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| Mirwaiz mourns demise of Wali Mohd Lone, (late) Chacha's father | | |
Srinagar,March 13,(Scoop News)_All Party Hurriyat Conference (APHC)leader,Mirwaiz Umar Farooq on Thursday expressed profound grief and regret over the demise of Wali Mohamamd lone.
Lone was uncle of hurriyat leader, Zaffar Akbar Bhat, father of late Abdul latief lone(chacha), and head of Oncology department Soura Medical institute, Abdul Rashid Lone.
Expressing sympathy and solidarity with the family, Mirwaiz in his condolence message prayed for the deceased soul and called upon family to be patient in these testing times.
Meanwhile, a delegation comprising of hurriyat leaders including Musadiq Adil,Shahid-ul-Islam and Hakim Abdul Rashid visited the house of deceased and ... |
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| | Poor drainage system in Kupwara: locals | | 
Kupwara,March 13, (Scoop News)- Every time when it rains in the Kupwara ,Town turns into a wide-stretched pond of rainwater, while roads change into classical Venetian waterways, courtesy the “government apathy” for the outdated drainage system at different Places in Kupwara.
Water logging on roads create inconvenience to pedestrians. Traders in the Centres say though the government comes for a check, they turn a blind eye to the problems. Most of the drains in the commercial hub of Bus stand from Main Chowk to Iqbal Market, are without cover, spreading stink and posing risk to comm... |
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| | Lone for involvement of religious scholars in checking female foeticide | | |
BARAMULLA,, March 13, (Scoop News)-Stressing on strict compliance of PNDT Act by all the concerned including paramedics, Deputy Commissioner, Baramulla, Dr. Farooq Ahmad Lone today suggested involvement of religious leaders and women peer groups in checking female foeticide.
Chairing a review meeting on the implementation of the Act in the District, Dr. Lone said every religion holds women in high esteem and no religion allows their killing in the womb. He suggested that religious scholars be involved in the mission of checking female foeticide who in turn can enlighten people on the issue through their sermons, discourses and writings.
The Deputy Commissioner directed launching a campa... |
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| | Two day seminar on Shaikh-ul-Aalam concludes | | | Srinagar, March 13, (Scoop News)- Two day seminar on the topic “Shaikh-ul-Aalam(RA)- Icon of Kashmiri Culture” organized by UGC-Academic Staff College, University of Kashmir and Markaz-i-Noor, Centre for Shaikh-ul-Aalam Studies, University of Kashmir concluded today. Ten papers were presented by prominent scholar in the seminar which generated debate among the participants.
During the seminar various aspects of life and contribution of Shaikh-ul Aalam (RA) were deliberated upon by the participants.
Among the prominent participants Prof. Talat Ahmad, Vice Chancellor, University of Kashmir, Justice (Retd.) B.A. Kirmani, Prof. Rehman Rahi, Prof. M. Ashraf Wani, Prof. Sha`d Ramzan... |
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| | Availability of essentials reviewed in Shopian | | | Shopian,March 13, (Scoop News)- Taking all measures to restore the life back to normal after the heavy snow fall in district, the Deputy Commissioner, Shopian today visited the various affected areas of the district to take stock of the position. He expressed satisfaction at the speedy clearance of roads and restoration of traffic. The Deputy Commissioner took stock of the availability of essential commodities viz Rice, Sugar, K-Oil and LPG. He was informed that there is enough supply and no case was reported of people having suffered for non-availability of these commodities.
In order to prevent black marketing and hoarding around held a dozen flying squads were constituted wh... |
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| | Highway closure:Hurrriyat appeals shopkeepers not to indulge profiteering | | | Srinagar,March 13,(Scoop News)_All Parties Hurriyat Conference(APHC) leader,Mirwaiz Umar Farooq,has expressed grief and anguish over the loss of life and extended his sympathies and condolences to the bereaved families who lost their dear ones due to heavy snowfall and house collapse at various places across the valley.
According to reports these incidents had taken place at Damhal Hanjipora, Kulgam, Shopian, Kellar, Pulwama etc.
Mirwaiz also prayed for the speedy recovery of scores of people who were injured during the snow related incidents in the Valley.
Meanwhile, APHC spokesman the authorities said that despite fore-knowledge of the heavy snowfall, no serious... |
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| | 3 injured in road mishap | | Suspicious death of a man in Srinagar | | Srinagar, Jammu, March 13, (Scoop News)-Three persons were injured in a road accident in Lar area of Ganderbal District.
A Santro car bearing registration number JK01F/3300 turned turtle near Maternity Hospital Lar, in the jurisdiction of Police Station Lar. Three persons Fayaz Ahmad Khanday, Ishad Ahmad Sofi resident of Saloora and Bashir Ahmad Lone resident of Check Fatehpora Ganderbal were injured in this accident. All the injured were shifted to SKIMS Soura, Srinagar for treatment.
Suspicious death of a man in Srinagar
Srinagar, March 13: Some locals informed Police Station Rajbagh that a person who was later identified as 24 years old Mohammad Azad resident of Muzaffarpur, Bihar ... |
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| | PDP slams govt for its inaction at avalanche hit Balseeran village | | Urges govt to minimize miseries of people | | Srinagar, March 13, (Scoop News)-Expressing grief and deep shock over the loss of life and property at Balseeran village in Noorabad constituency due to the snow fury, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Thursday condemned the insensitivity and lack of concern displayed by the government.
The senior party leader and deputy speaker of the legislative assembly, Mohammad Sartaj Madni today visited the affected area, where three persons have died and more than one dozen others got injured on Wednesday by a snow avalanche. The avalanche has also completely damaged six residential houses in the area.
Expressing concern over the deteriorated situation in the area, Madni said it was only through the... |
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| Indian Army's noble gesture benefits over 200 disabled persons | |  Jammu, March 13, (Scoop News)_ Rashtriya Rifles Battalion,based at Daraba, under Romeo Force on Thursday distributed 15 wheelchairs, 5 tricycles, 25 crutches, 25 hearing aids and walkers to disabled persons at Surankote, a defence spokesman said.
He said around 200 persons have benefited from this noble activity. The initiative undertaken by the Indian Army was highly appreciated by the locals.
Speaking on the occasion,Abdul Bashir, one of the beneficiaries thanked the Indian Army for this noble act which would make a major change in their lives and requested for more such camps for the... |
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| | DC Ramban directs to expedite restoration process | | | Ramban,March 13, (Scoop News)- As per instructions of high powered committee headed by FC Revenue Dr Arun Kumar, directions were given by DDC Ramban, Mr M H Malik for complete assessment of losses/damages to public property in the entire district.
As per preliminary report, as many as 310 residential structures have been reported damaged due to the incessant rain and snow. These structures include 22 pacca / semi-pacca houses, 286 Kacha houses and 2 government structures.
As many as 12 livestock/ cattle were lost in the lashing rain. Regarding the damage and restoration of essential services, it was given out that so far as electricity is concerned, out of the 852 stations, 589 were da... |
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| | Governor presented“ Controlling the Mind of a Criminal- the Yogic Way” | | | Jammu, March 13, (Scoop News)-N.N. Vohra, Governor, was presented a book titled, “Controlling the Mind of a Criminal- the Yogic Way”, by Rameshwar Singh Jamwal, here at Raj Bhavan today.
This volume is a research based approach to deal with criminals and bringing about a behavioural change in their conduct. The author has also propounded the “Yogic Crime Theory” which explains the aberrations in the mind of criminals and anti social elements.
The Governor complimented the writer for his research work and wished him success in his future endeavours.
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| | SIC shies away from Transparency, Refuses to Share Its’ Letter to Omar | | ‘ RTI Application Rejected on Flimsy Ground ’ |  Jammu, March 13, (Scoop News)-Shying away from transparency and Ignoring the preamble of the RTI Act which calls for “setting out the regime of the right to information act for the people of the state to secure access to information under the control of public authorities , in order to promote transparency and accountability in the working of every public authority and whereas, democracy requires an informed citizenry and transparency of information which are vital to its functioning and also to contain corruption and to hold Government and instrumentalities accountable to the governed” . ... |
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| | KP leaders along with hundreds of workers join NC | | |
Jammu, March 13, (Scoop News)- Several prominent leaders of Kashmiri Pandits along with hundreds of workers have joined National Conference and pledged their support to progressive policies being pursued by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah in steering Jammu and Kashmir to peace and heralding a new era of trust between various segments of society.
Welcoming the new entrants in the party fold, at a specially held function at Sher-e-Kashmir Bhavan, Sr State Vice President Rattan Lal Gupta and Member Legislative Council Vijay Bakaya and Sheikh Bashir Ahmad Provincial Secretary National Conference. Mr Bakaya said that National Conference has all along worked for satiating the asp... |
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| | Prominent KPs join PDP | | | Jammu, March 12, (Scoop News)- A large number of prominent Kashmiri Pandits joined People Democratic Party in presence of Senior Leaders Ved Mahajan, Gulam Nabi Lone Hanjura in a function organized by S K Raina, Secy PDTU and Sunil Bhat at party office, Gandhi Nagar.
While welcoming T K Raina,retd ACD, Chuni LalAima retd. Dy Director Ayurveda, Bansi Lal Koul, Arvind Koul, Raj Kumar Razdan, Rakesh Dhar and others in the part fold, Hanjura lauded the role of Mufti Mohd Sayeed during PDP’s regime and the work done for the welfare of the migrants.
Speaking on the occasion Senior leader Ved Mahajan lambasted National Conference led Coalition regime for its failure to solve problems of Kash... |
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| | Dir Local Bodies reviews progress of schemes under implementation | | | Jammu, March 12, (Scoop News)-A review meeting has held under the Chairmanship of Director Urban Local Bodies Jammu, K L Khajuria, today at Housing Board Guest House Gandhinagar with the executive officers of the Municipal Councils/committees and engineering wing of the department.
Khajuria took stock of development activities being carried out under various schemes and directed the executive agencies to gear up the implementation of the ongoing projects so that the benefits of schemes percolates to the general masses. He stressed the need to maintain hygiene and cleanliness in an around the vicinity of the towns to prevent health hazards and for proper disposal of garbage fro... |
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| | High Power Committee assessed damages in Doda, Kishtwar, Ramban | | | Doda,March 12, (Scoop News)-To assess the damages to public and government property, caused due to the recent heavy rains, flash floods and snow fall across the region, High Power Committee comprising of, Dr. Arun Kumar Financial Commissioner Revenue, B.R Sharma Principal Secretary Planning & Development, Shant-Manu Divisional Commissioner Jammu and Chief Engineer PWD (R&B) Jammu, today visited Doda and convened a meeting of Officers and reviewed the steps taken by the District administration in restoration of essential services and civil supplies.
While laying stress over the speedy and time bound restoration of supplies and essential services, Dr. Arun Kumar Financial Commi... |
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