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| MP Er Rashid attends Parliament in Pheran a Kashmiri Identity | | |
New Delhi, January 29 (Scoop News)- The first day of the Budget Session of Parliament witnessed a powerful and symbolic moment as Baramulla MP Er Rashid attended the House wearing the traditional pheran, carrying Kashmiri cultural identity into the nation’s highest democratic forum. The gesture stood out for its quiet resolve. Even amid confinement and constraints, the pheran reflected roots, dignity and an unbroken connection with Kashmir.
Reacting to this, AIP Chief Spokesperson Inam Un Nabi said, “A Kashmiri cultural identity preserved and carried into the House. MP Er Rashid attending Parliament in a pheran is not merely about attire, it is about dignity and self-respect. Even in... |
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| | IIPA celebrates R-Day | | |
Jammu, January 27 (Scoop News)-The Indian Institute of Public Administration J&K Regional Branch, Jammu also celebrated the 77th Republic Day with sanctity and fervor. At a simple but well-attended event at its office premises, the Chairman B R Sharma along with the Patron Dr. Ashok Bhan unfurled the Tricolour. The National Anthem was sung by the gathering. Among those present on the occasion included former DGP, Kuldeep Khoda, Vice Chairmen Er JSB Johar & K B Jandial, Honorary Secretary, Prof Alka Sharma Director Seminar, Er Madan Gupta, Jt. Secretary Prof Anil Gupta, Prem Gupta, S S Bijral, Dr C M Seth, Nisar Ahmad, S G M Andrabi, V S Sambyal & Anil Sharma.
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| | Divyangjan of S K K Hearing Handicapped School celebrate R-Day | | 
Jammu, January 27 (Scoop News)-The Divyangjan of the School for Hearing Handicapped also celebrated the Republic Day with traditional fervor. The Principal of the School Roshan Bhan unfurled the Tricolour. The National Anthem was sung with sign language. The Principal in his address explained the importance of the Republic Day and the Constitution that was introduced on 27th January 1950.
A leading businessman and a philanthropist, N K Jain and his family treated the Divyangjan with snacks and juice. They also distributed woolen socks and handkerchiefs. The management of the Samaj Kaly... |
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