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| Women Cricketers smell a rat in selection of players by JKCA | | | |
Avinash Azad
Early Times Report
Jammu, Jan 26: The women cricketers from the Union Territory of J&K smell a rat in the selection/ trail for the selection of J&K Under-23 Women Cricket team, recently conducted by Jammu Kashmir Cricket Association (JKCA).
Annoyed over alleged dubious trial/selection process, the candidates participated here at Jammu, from various part of the Union Territory of J&K including Kashmir claimed the trail was an eye wash and the selectors conducted the trail half-heartedly. “It seems that the JKCA conducted the exercise just to fulfil paper works. During the 10 days long trail, the candidates kept asking the selectors for their trail, but the selectors didn’t take their request seriously”, told insiders, adding that the scheduled 10 days trail was also reduced to six days only.
The sources informed that 15 players have been selected during the trial without any hard-work and fair opportunity to all, even some of the candidates even could not enter the trail court.
“The un-official, first phase was held on January 11 and 12, at MAM Stadium, seco... | |
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| Suspended DSP was spending millions on new villa | | Contractor, supplier questioning on cards | | |
Early Times Report
Srinagar, Jan 26: Even as the National Investigation Agency has taken over the case of suspended Deputy Superintendent of Police, Devinder Singh who was caught ferrying three terrorists in Kashmir on January 11, the investigators have found that “black-sheep” had already spend a whopping around Rs one crore on the construction of his villa here.
As per the sources in the Jammu and Kashmir Police, Devinder was constructing a huge four storey villa in plush Shivpora locality of Srinagar and that estimated around Rs one crore had already been spend on the construction measuring around 3,000 sft on each floor.
“The kind of work done and the kind of costly material us... | |
| | | | GOI ignoring Mehbooba by extending olive branch to Beigh? | | Muzaffar Beigh’s Padma Bushan spikes PDP’s anxiety | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, Jan 26: Conferring of prestigious Padma Bushan to Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) patron MuzaffarBeigh has set the alarm bells ringing within his party with leaders apprehending that the central government is trying to woo Beigh while sidelining Mehbooba Mufti.
As per the reports, PDP leader Muzaffar Hussain Baig, has been named for Padma Bhushan. Accepting the award, the PDP patron said that the award has not been conferred upon him but it is for the people of Jammu and Kashmir. He even went further, bashing Pakistan and declaring Jammu and Kashmir as India’s integral part. “There can never be any referendum in J&K. Pakistan PM Imran Khan and the US preside... | |
| | | | To give Mehbooba a message Jammu PDP invites Beigh as chief guest in R Day function | | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, Jan 26: Division within PDP is certain within many groups after Jammu wing of the party has invited Muzaffar Hussain Beigh to preside over Republic Day function at party headquarters at Jammu. Decision of Jammu based leaders to invited Beigh to hoist national tricolor has given a clear message to the leadership that they will not accept any “anti-national” as their leader in the party.
Credible sources said that decision to invite Beigh as chief guest in the Republic Day function was taken much before announcement of Padma award. “Most of the Jammu based leaders of PDP are with Muzaffar Beigh who is known for speaking truth on all issues”, a senior PDP leader... | |
| | | | Influential’ shopkeeper provokes traders for protests in Srinagar | | | |
Early Times Report
Srinagar, Jan 26: An “influential shopkeeper” on Residency Road here has been allegedly provoking traders to opt for protests against the ban on roadside parking of vehicles on the busy road.
Sources said the shopkeeper, who runs a prominent departmental store in the area, wants that the ban on the roadside parking of vehicles be lifted so that the customers coming to his said shop don’t have to walk. The said shopkeeper who is seen as close to the corridors of power had received complaints from his customers that they don’t want walk for visiting his shop and that vehicles should be allowed to park right outside the shop.
Officials said despite traffic jams in t... | |
| | | | District Administration Jammu plays truant with displaced people of Satwari | | | |
Asif Iqbal Naik
Early Times Report
Jammu, Jan 26: The District administration of Jammu has taken the displaced people of Satwari for a ride whose concrete structures have been demolished for the expansion of airport. The disputed site for the displaced persons which the administration has chosen for the displaced persons at Sunjwan near Dog squad office is marred by controversies as owner of this land has reportedly taken a stay from the court, but district Magistrate Jammu has erected a board that "State land trespassers shall be prosecuted under law",people divulged.
A group of displaced persons while giving vent to their anger told the Early Times that District Administration ... | |
| | | | Imran Khan always sought war, not peace | | UNGA platform to target PM Modi, RSS | | |
EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Jan 26: The recent statement of Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan that he had sought peace with India after assuming office has not impressed many people.
An analyst while talking to Early Times said, "It seems that Khan needs to be reminded that everyone across the globe is aware of the fact that he is not an elected Prime Minister but a selected one. The sham elections in Pakistan were stage managed by its Army and cricketer turned politician was installed as the head of the country." The analyst said that soon after Imran Khan took the charge, terror training camps in Pakistan occupied Kashmir were reactivated and he (Khan) started harping about Kashmir... | |
| | | | JE demands Rs 30,000 as commission from contractor for clearing bills | | Corruption ruling roost in RDD Poonch | | |
Rajesh Tandon
Early Times Report
Jammu, Jan 26: A Junior Engineer of Rural Development Department Poonch has allegedly demanded bribe of Rs 30,000 from a contractor for clearing his bills for water tank construction in MandiPalera of Poonch district. Mohammad Ismail, the contactor, while narrating his tale to Early Times informed that a work for construction of water tank was allotted at the cost of Rs 2 lakhs for MandiPalera under 14th FC. “My wife is a panch and we got sanctioned work of water tank and after completing the construction work, I approached the concerned Junior Engineer for making bills for the work done but JE demanded Rs 30,000 as commissioner for clearing the ... | |
| | | | Kept moving here and there while anthem was being played | | Govt officer violates National Anthem decorum | | 
Rajesh Tandon
Early Times Report
Nowshera, Jan 26: A government officer of the rank of Executive Magistrate was on Sunday found violating decorum of national anthem as he kept moving here and there while anthem was being played.
71st Republic Day was on Sunday celebrated with zeal and enthusiasm across Rajouri district with event was held at Nowshera also where Additional Deputy Commissioner Nowshera unfurled the national flag.
Soon after this, when national anthem was being played,... | |
| | | | Some Cong leaders avoid singing Vandematram during Republic Day function | | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, Jan 26: Desperately trying to project the party as “nationalist”, Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) on organized a function on the auspicious occasion of Republic Day. All senior leaders of the party were present in the function.
The function was organized by the Congress Sewa Dal in which leaders of all parental organizations of the party attended the event.
The Republic Day function was started with the signing of national song Vandematram. When Sewa Dal workers were singing Vandematram many senior party leaders were appeared to the avoiding singing Vandematram because many radical groups have already opposed singing of Vandemantram.
As per video, which ... | |
| | | | Lt Governor hoists National Flag at R-Day function | | | 
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Jan 26: Lieutenant Governor, Girish Chandra Murmu hoisted the National Flag at the Union Territory level function on the occasion of the 71st Republic Day, at the Maulana Azad Stadium here this morning.
The Lt Governor inspected the parade and took the salute at an impressive march past which was commanded by Col. RK Sharma, SM of 5th Battalion J&K Light Infantry (JAK LI). The smart contingents participating in the Parade were from the Army, BSF, CRPF,SSB, wome... | |
| | | | MC Anantnag turns newly constructed By-Pass road into dumping site | | | |
Saahil Suhail
Early Times Report
Anantnag, Jan 26: In violation of norms, the Anantnag Municipality in South Kashmir’s Anantnag district has started dumping sold waste along river bank on newly constructed by-pass road near District Library.
The Municipality is picking up garbage from different areas of Anantnag town and then dumping on road, a group of locals told Early Times.
“Municipal Committee is dumping the garbage near sensitive water body from past few weeks and concerned departments including Irrgration and Flood Control Department suprisngly aren’t raising objections against this illegal practice,” they said
The garbage piled up on road is causing huge connivance to t... | |
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