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| Women dismiss BJP Vision Document as “fraud” | | | | Masood Malik
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 30: The BJP vision document, which was released on Thursday, has disappointed many among its own cadres and other sections of society. The reason is that the BJP has abandoned its ideology to appreciate the separatist sentiments in Kashmir.
BJP is the only party which has not released its manifesto despite the fact that it was prepared and printed long time back. All other parties - NC, PDP, Congress and JKNPP - have all released their manifestos and all of them have talked about Article 370. The NC has talked about autonomy, Kashmir issue and AFSPA. The PDP has talked about self-rule, state's special status and Article 370 and Kashmir issue... | |
| | | | Sajad BJP's stooge, out to sell JK's culture: Omar | | Ahead of 2nd phase north Kashmir polarized | | | Most members of Abdullah family have married non-Muslims, Lone hits back
Early Times Report
Srinagar, Nov 30: The campaign for the second phase of Assembly elections ended today with Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and Peoples Conference Chairman Sajad Gani Lone launching scathing attacks at each other.
Omar who addressed an election gathering in north Kashmir's Handwara area, from where separatist turned mainstream politician Sajad Lone is contesting his maiden assembly elections, called Sajad the "stooge of BJP" and alleged that Saffron party had purchased him.
Omar said, "We stand at threshold of a litmus test where everything we have stood for and rendered sacrifices for is bei... | |
| | | | Clandestine group luring city's youngsters into rave, obscene pool parties | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 30: A couple of weeks after death of young girl reportedly due to drug overdose left the city dumbstruck, a clandestine group of people has been luring young boys and girls into rave parties that bring them to the door steps of murky world of drugs.
While investigations in the death of the young girl are still on, sources divulge that the deceased was lured by the same group into depths from where she could not recover. This group has been using social media to rope in young boys and girls of Jammu's neo rich families who agree to join these parties for a specified amount. "While drinks and buffet is on the offer, these parties generally end up in obscenit... | |
| | | | Baffled by Modi's attack, Omar drops secular mask, using religious card to polarize voters | | | | Bivek Mathur
Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 30: Visibly shaken by the scathing attack launched against him by Prime Minister Narendra Modi the previous day while addressing a rally in Udhampur, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah stooped to the extent of using religious card to polarize voters.
On November 29, during a political rally in favour of NC candidate from Handwara, Omar Abdullah attacked Sajjad Lone, Peoples Conference chairman for calling Narendra Modi his brother and cautioned people of the constituency not to polish the shoes of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Playing the communal card, Omar attacked Sajjad Lone saying, "Suddenly Lone has seen a brother in Modi who was int... | |
| | | | Skips hearing for fourth time, SIC issues Penalty notice | | PIO High Court takes RTI for a ride | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Nov 30: After getting repeated penalty notices by the State Information Commission (SIC), the Registrar Judicial Public Information Officer (PIO) of J&K High Court has again violated Right to Information Act (RTI) by not providing information to an RTI applicant. In addition to it the PIO again skipped his appearance before the SIC during the hearing held at Jammu recently and mentioned in his reply that records have been damaged in the recent floods.
As per details available one Prof Abdul Gani Bhat has filed a 2nd appeal before the State Information Commission (SIC) on 18-06-2014. The hearing of the case was fixed number of times. The Registrar (Judicia... | |
| | | | Falah-e-Aam Trust comes up with shocker, orders for termination of less qualified teachers | | | |
Shakeel A Khan
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Nov 30: Falah-e-Aam Trust (FAT) Jammu and Kashmir, an off shoot of Jameat-e- Islami which looks after the schools run by it is learnt to have come out with a circular that the teachers with the qualification of 12th pass will be terminated from the services. The communiqué of the FAT reads that the teachers with low qualification do not fit into the present day requirements. The teachers who have been serving in the schools run by the FAT have termed this as an act of highhandedness and back breaking too.
"I have been serving the schools run by FAT for the last 30 years and the order that teachers with low qualification will be terminated... | |
| | | | Dozens of public parks in summer capital continue to be dirty, authorities unmoved | | | | Mudasir Tariq
Early Times Report
Srinagar, Nov 30: Despite the tall claims by Srinagar Municipal Corporation of undertaking successful sanitization after the floods dozens of public parks across the summer capital lie un-cleaned, with muck and dirt still lying there for months' altogether.
Heaps of garbage could be seen accumulated in most of the public parks of city while many famous parks await sanitization, bringing immense inconvenience for the commuters and park visitors.
"There are several parks in the city that are still filled with mud and dust. The authorities are not paying any heed to clean these parks. Nobody can visit these parks. It is also creating problem for the peo... | |
| | | | Mendhar representatives of print, electronic media boycott Omar's rally | | Protest after CM's security staff push them out of venue | | |
M S Nazki
Early Times Report
MENDHAR, Nov 30: The local representatives of print and electronic media boycotted Omar Abdullah's public rally here today after they were pushed by the chief minister's security staff and asked to leave the venue. Before the arrival of Omar at O P Hill Stadium where he was to address a public rally in favour of Javed Ahmad Rana, party candidate from Mendhar, local representatives of print and electronic media reached there to cover the event.
A DSP of security wing of police, who was deployed outside the venue, allowed all of them to go inside after their checking and verification. At the venue, they were not allowed to even stand on the left of the ... | |
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