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| JKSA seeking Urgent Intervention for the Safety of 2000 Kashmiri Students in Iran | | Amid Escalating Unrest | |
Srinagar, January 02 (Scoop News)-The Jammu and Kashmir Students Association (JKSA) on Friday has written to the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, seeking urgent and immediate intervention to ensure the safety, security, dignity, and welfare of Indian students, particularly students from the Kashmir Valley, currently studying in the Islamic Republic of Iran amid a rapidly deteriorating security situation marked by widespread unrest, mass protests, violent crackdowns, and reported killings across several regions of the country.
In the letter addressed to the Prime Minister, JKSA expressed deep anxiety and grave concern over the plight of hundreds and thousands of Indian students, ... |
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| | Fairdeal Motors Udhampur unveils the All-New Tata Sierra | | The Legend Returns with all new Advanced Powertrains | 
Jammu, January 02 (Scoop News)-Celebrating 25 years of trusted partnership with Tata Motors, Fairdeal Motors —J&K’s largest Tata Car Dealer—proudly unveiled the All-New Tata Sierra in Udhampur today marking the iconic SUV’s grand comeback in a modern, powerful, and premium avatar.
The unveiling reflects Fairdeal’s legacy of customer trust and Tata Motors’ commitment to engineering excellence, safety, and innovation. The event was graced by MLA Udhampur (West) Mr. Pawan Gupta along withFairdeal Motors’s Team.
The New Sierra arrives with Tata’s latest-generation all new 4 c... |
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| | Illegal extraction and transportation of minerals | | |
Srinagar, January 02 (Scoop News)- As part of its sustained drive against illegal mining, J&K Police have seized 02 vehicles (one Tipper and one JCB) involved in the illegal extraction and transportation of minerals in the Sugan and Keegam areas of the district Shopian.
A police party of Police Post Turkwangam during routine patrolling intercepted one vehicle (Tipper) found illegally extracting minerals without valid royalty documents. In this regard, a case FIR No. 01/2026 under relevant sections of law has been registered at Police Station Zainapora and further investigation has been initiated. Similarly, Police party from Police Post Keegam intercepted one JCB indulging in illegal m... |
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| | DC inspects development works at Ramban | | Reviews arrangements for starting KV classes at proposed accommodation | | Ramban, January 01 (Scoop News)- Deputy Commissioner Ramban, Mohammad Alyas Khan today inspected ongoing developmental works and reviewed the arrangements for the commencement of the long-awaited academic activities of Kendriya Vidyalaya (KV) at the proposed accommodation at Kowbag.
The Deputy Commissioner was accompanied by Additional Deputy Commissioner Varunjeet Singh Charak; Assistant Commissioner Revenue, Shokat Hayat Mattoo; Tehsildar Deep Kumar and other concerned officers.
The NHAI and other executing agencies were directed to speed up the pace of work to achieve timely completion of the ongoing construction and maintenance of roads and other projects. The DC instructed the ... |
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| | Yuvraj Kumar Announces Feature Film India Pakistan – The Final Resolution | | 
Jammu, January 01 (Scoop News)-Filmmaker Yuvraj Kumar has announced his upcoming feature film India Pakistan – The Final Resolution, a project that aims to address the long-standing India–Pakistan conflict through a research-driven and responsible cinematic approach. The film carries the central message, “Let’s End the War Before War Ends Us,” with “Let Kashmir Be the Beginning of Peace” as its thematic focus.
According to the makers, the film does not take a political or adversarial stand against any nation or community. Instead, it seeks to examine the realities and consequences of dec... |
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| | Towards a Drug Free Budgam; Police Action Against Narcotics In 2025 | | |
Srinagar, December 31 (Scoop News)- Police in Budgam recorded significant achievements in 2025 through an intensive and sustained crackdown on drug trafficking across the district.
Adopting a zero-tolerance policy towards narcotics, Police in Budgam attached properties worth ₹3.69 crore under the NDPS Act, including 08 residential houses, 02 shopping complexes, 06 kanals and 01 marla of land, and 03 vehicles. These assets were acquired from the proceeds of illegal narcotics trade.
During the year, Police arrested 83 drug peddlers, detained 15 individuals under PIT NDPS, and registered 58 FIRs under the NDPS Act. Contraband substances worth approximately ₹2.57 crore— including Charas... |
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| | Decisive Action Against Corruption in 2025: ACB Registers 78 FIRs | | Unearths Major Land Scam, Secures Convictions, and Strengthens Preventive Vigilance and Public Outreach | |
Jammu/Srinagar, December 31 (Scoop News)- The Jammu & Kashmir Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) sustained its vigorous campaign against corruption in 2025, reinforcing transparency, accountability and integrity in public administration. The Bureau remained unwavering in its mandate to take decisive action against corrupt practices while bolstering public confidence in governance.
During the year 2025, the J&K ACB registered and investigated a substantial number of corruption-related cases, including trap cases against public servants for demanding and accepting bribes, as well as matters involving disproportionate assets and misuse of official position. The Bureau investigated 78 cases, which... |
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| | Dy Accountant General visits SPS Library | | Calls for sustained technological intervention to revitalize public libraries | |
Srinagar, December 31 (Scoop News)- Deputy Accountant General, J&K, Mr Ankush Kumar (IA&AS), visited SPS Library Complex today, as a part of the general audit process, for on spot assessment of the library infrastructure there. He was accompanied by Mr Khurshid Ahmad Qazi, Sr Audit Officer, Mr Vinay Bhalothia, Assistant Audit Officer & Mr Khalid Mukhtar Bhat, Supervisor.
The Deputy Accountant General visited various sections of the library including Senior Citizens section, Children’s Section, Manuscript section, Book Stacks section and the General Reading Halls.
He was informed that established in 1898, SPS Library has a collection of around 80000 books and the library is witnessi... |
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