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Breaking News :   Supreme Court directs J&K Police to probe Kathua witnesses in front of family | Jawan injured as Pakistan targets border posts, civilian areas | JKBOSE: A choicest posting for ambitious officials | Ministers, nameplates missing at Sectt, people suffer | Everything for Kashmir, nothing for Jammu | PDP-BJP 'strained' relationship led to flyover's hasty inauguration | Allow court to decide Kathua case: Ravinder Raina | After threats from PDP, Centre succumbs | No to CBI probe in Kathua case, yes to Ramzan ceasefire | BJP's central leadership humilates, discredits own party in J&K | Amid ceasefire, fear grips Jammu people | 30 bovines rescued | Stolen tipper recovered, 3 held | Residents block NH-19 for six hours; demand land, statue of killed BSF jawan | KVK organises training programme | NPP Supremo urges PM to convene NIC meet for J&K's resolution | Govt approves ordinance to revamp homoeopathy body | Three Kashmiri youths held at Attari, handed over to J&K police | Terrorists Fire Upon Army Patrol | VO arrests SPO, head constable escapes | I&FC Deptt officials foil contractors 'bid rigging' attempt | No check on pollution checking centers | Junior gardener works as clerk in Social Forestry | Kishtwar: Health employees banned from talking to media | Principal booked for beating girl student | SP posted to keep tab on ex-minister | Road to SKUAST-J gets a dab, adjacent road faces apathy | Hoteliers throwing debris in forests, Gulmarag turned into garbage dump | ITI trained, CP workers hold protest, tool down strike concluded | AJKPA holds dharna, demands redressal of pending issues | 2 Injured in Grenade Blast in Chhatabal area of Srinagar | MLAs who switch should be banned from contesting polls for one term: Omar Abdullah | Failure to implement order regarding construction near Army AD | 4 KAS officers transferred | DB dismisses petition challenging appointment of SP Vaid as DGP J&K | Massive BSF operation to uncover tunnel across border in Kathua-Samba sector | AD Food suspends dealers licence at beshest of TSO | Centre change for SSB exams scheduled on May 20 | BSF foils Infiltration bid along IB | Militants attack army patrol in J&K Tral region | Mystery shrouds disappearance of 30 year old | Miscreants attack policeman guarding Kashmir University, snatch rifle | Power shut down | 'Sand mining impacts enviornment adversely' | Workers of Gammon India stages protest against Government | Dharana faces water shortage, DC assures action | Hillview Honda launches all new 2nd Generation Honda Amaze | People demand upgradation of GHS Pathanateer | PHE Employees Association elects president at Vijaypur | Farooq hails Centre's decision | 4-yr-old boy killed by leopard in Rajouri | Strike of casual, need base employees enters day 3 | Locals of village Sangur protest for drinking water supply | HC dismisses writ petition of Dr Gupta | LMD conducts market inspection | Conditional cease fire paves way for militant groups to reunite: ABVP | JKReT Forum condemns lathicharge on teachers | Lal Singh reiterates demand for CBI enquiry in Rasana case | NSF Signature campaign for CBI enquiry in Rassana case enter 22th day | Soon after Ramzan ceasefire announced in Kashmir, encounter breaks out in Shopian | BJP win in Karnataka may help party to retain power in 2019 poll | Issues of Food and Nutrition Security | "Making the right career choice is crucial to success" | Plus-2 Forum congratulates new Deputy Chief Minister | PM to lay foundation stone of Pakal Dul project | SKUAST-TAJ demands special package for additional faculties | CPPWU deputation calls on GM Pakal Dul HEP | KPS Barnoti celebrates International Day of Families | Hiranagar Zone lifts title of under 17 girls football trophy | Jammu Sanskriti School Kathua gets Sir CV Raman Award | GDC Thannamandi organizes seminar on importance of Holy Ramadan | Dental check up camp for students organized | MV International School celebrated Mother's Day | Shiksha Niketan organizes "Quiz Competition" | DPS wins silver in Inter-School Net Ball Competition | Natrang stages Hindi play Kasak | Jammu Sanskriti School organizes english poem recitation competition | SNT seeks donation for completion of old age home | BAJ bids farewell Justice Ramalingam, Justice Yaqoob Mir | NDA organizes Swachh Bharat Abhiyan | Awareness camp organised | FOIJ calls on Union Industry Minister | WWEA holds meeting, discusses demands | Rich Harvest excels in Rifle Shooting Competition | Swachhta Pakhwada- 2018 commences at Dulhasti | Back Issues  
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JKBOSE: A choicest posting for ambitious officials
Against tenure of 3 yrs, many stay for 6-7 yrs
5/17/2018 12:14:45 AM
Early Times Report Jammu, May 16: The JK Board of School Education (JKBOSE) has become a favourite destination for a large number of officials who join the Board and later make extraordinary efforts to retain the post rather than returning to their parent departments. It could be corroborated from the posting of many officials in the last many years who had overstayed there against the maximum tenure of three years due to various benefits including pecuniary. Sources informed Early Times that the posting in the JKBOSE is on deputation basis for two years and extension of one more year is given to the officials, but the officials don't return. Starting with the posting of JR Rathore as Secretary in JKBOSE against the maximum tenure of three years, he remained there for over six years and also became its Chairman. Another was Bashir Ahmed Dar, who had joined the BOSE as Deputy Director and was then promoted as Director Academics and then Secretary. He remained in the Board for over 10 years. Prof. Abdul Rashid Mattu and Prof. MA Charu remained in the Board for more than three ...
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Ministers, nameplates missing at Sectt, people suffer
5/17/2018 12:14:32 AM
Early Times Report SRINAGAR, May 16: Many ministers do not attend their offices in the Civil Secretariat here, while there are no nameplates outside offices of a number of bureaucrats and other officials, causing inconvenience to the visitors. "There are no nameplates even after 10 days have passed since the Secretariat opened in Srinagar," sources told Early Times. "There is total chaos and confusion. We even don't know which bureaucrat is sitting in which room due to absence of name plate...
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Everything for Kashmir, nothing for Jammu
5/17/2018 12:13:54 AM
Early Times Report Jammu, May 16: Respecting commitment of Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh has announced unilateral ceasefire to give relief to terrorists. But when come the issue of respecting sentiments of the people of Jammu region BJP leadership show back to them. Almost 10 years have been passed but government has failed to withdraw cases of Amarnath land row. It appears that the union government is concerned only about anti national elements of Kashmir Valley. Even Governor N.N Vohra has repeatedly asked state government to withdraw cases but nothing has been done so far. Credible sources said that Union Home Ministry has opposed withdrawal of case...
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PDP-BJP 'strained' relationship led to flyover's hasty inauguration
5/17/2018 12:13:47 AM
Early Times Report Jammu, May 16: Even as the ruling Peoples Democratic Party-Bharatiya Janta Party alliance is accused of "hurried" inauguration of the Jahangir Chowk Ram Bagh flyover, even without waiting to the first phase of a structure to complete, sources said internal bickering between the PDP and the BJP remained the main cause of the "early commissioning." Sources said the PDP-BJP relations have turned so strained that the PDP was even apprehensive to wait for a month more for the "Phase I of the project to complete fully." Pertinently, the wing the concrete structure towards the Natipora is still incomplete whereas it will take around a month more to complete. Observers had ...
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Allow court to decide Kathua case: Ravinder Raina
Remains non-committal about the demand to transfer case to CBI
5/17/2018 12:13:37 AM
Jehangir Rashid Early Times Report SRINAGAR, May 16: Newly nominated state president of Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) Ravinder Raina today played safe and did not say anything about the demand that Kathua rape and murder case should be handed over to Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). Talking to reporters here, Raina said that since the case is being heard in the court it would not be prudent for him to deliberate on the issue. He said that judiciary in the country is country and even the people at helm in the past have been summoned by the court. "I have studied law and being a student of law I fully understand that it is not feasible for me to comment on the case (Kathua rape an...
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After threats from PDP, Centre succumbs
'Ceasefire decision in J&K likely to backfire'
5/17/2018 12:13:23 AM
Early Times Report Jammu, May 16: The BJP led NDA government at the Centre has made yet another attempt to appease it's ally Peoples Democratic Party in Jammu and Kashmir by announcing ceasefire in Ramadan month. A Home Ministry statement said that security forces have been told not to launch operations in Jammu and Kashmir during the holy month. The demand for announcing truce was raised by the PDP after the recently held All Party Meeting in Srinagar. Bharatiya Janata Party leaders who attended the meeting didn't utter a word when the demand was put forward in Srinagar but in Jammu they reacted sharply and opposed the demand. Just two days ago the Defence Minister Nirmala Sita...
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No to CBI probe in Kathua case, yes to Ramzan ceasefire
5/17/2018 12:13:10 AM
Early Times Report JAMMU, May 16: BJP's appeasement policy has assumed dangerous proportions. This is what today's Union home Ministry's decision on ceasefire during the month of Ramzan suggests. It also suggests that the Narendra Modi Government and the BJP are on different pages. It was on May 9 that Chief Minister stated that there was consensus in the all-party meeting -- held in Srinagar -- over the issue of unilateral ceasefire in Kashmir during the month of Ramzan. A day later, J&K BJP and newly-appointed Deputy Chief Minister Kavinder Gupta contested the Chief Minister's claim and said there was no consensus in the meeting as claimed and that they were opposed to the idea of un...
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BJP's central leadership humilates, discredits own party in J&K
5/17/2018 12:13:05 AM
Early Times Report JAMMU, May 16: By announcing unilateral ceasefire for the holy month of Ramzan, central leadership of BJP has not only discredited but also humiliated its state unit. By throwing proposal of its state unit not to announce ceasefire into the dustbin, the central leadership of BJP has once again sent a message to the PDP that there is no need to give any importance to the local BJP leadership. Union Home Minister, Rajnath Singh while unilaterial announcing ceasefire has made it clear that for central leadership of BJP, Engineer Rashid is more impotant than 25 party MLAs. In the all party meeting which was held at Srinagar on May 9, Engineer Rashid had given that proposa...
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Amid ceasefire, fear grips Jammu people
5/17/2018 12:12:59 AM
Early Times Report Jammu, May 16: Fear gripped Jammu region after announcement of unilaterial ceasefire in the holy month of Ramzan because before announcement of ceasefire Border Security Force (BSF) had officially confirmed that five terrorists have managed to sneak into Jammu region from International Border (IB) from Hiranagar sector. There is fear among people that after announcement of ceasefire by Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh, security forces will stop search operations against these terrorists because it is clearly mentioned that during the month of Ramzan security forces would not conduct any operation. The Centre on Wednesday decided to declare unilateral ceasefire of it...
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I&FC Deptt officials foil contractors 'bid rigging' attempt
5/16/2018 11:10:40 PM
Saahil Suhail Early Times Report Anantnag, May 16: The officials of Irrigation and Flood Control Department on Wednesday foiled 'bid rigging' attempt of some contractors in south Kashmir's Anantnag district. Reports said that a group of vigilant contractors tipped off Superintendent Engineer and Executive Engineer of the department about the 'bid rigging' attempt by the local contractors union. "The local contractors union was not allowing other contractors to drop hard copies required for taking part in the bidding process," eyewitness told Early Times. They said that conspirators of the 'bid rigging' weren't allowing others to submit bids according to rules. "The contractors group...
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No check on pollution checking centers
5/16/2018 11:10:34 PM
Ishtiyaq Ahmad Early Times Report Srinagar, May 16: The pollution checking centres have not been following rules while issuing non-pollution certificates to vehicles. There are around 150 pollution checking centres registered by the Motor Vehicles Department. However, it has been seen that pollution under control certificate is just a formality for vehicles due to lack of reliable pollution checking centres. "They issue certificates without properly checking the vehicles," sources said. The non-commercial vehicles are supposed to be phased out after 15 years while as the non-commercial vehicles are condemned after 25 years by disallowing certificate of road worthiness. "Despite creatin...
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Junior gardener works as clerk in Social Forestry
5/16/2018 11:10:30 PM
AB Sharma Early Times Report Rajauri, May 16: A junior gardener is allegedly illegally working as clerk in the Social Forestry department here for the past over a decade. Sources said the junior gardener had been initially working as a daily-wager for seven years after which his services were regularized as junior gardener or junior maali. But in violation of norms, he was elevated as the junior assistant and has been working at the post since, at the office Divisional Forest Officer (DFO) Rajouri. Officials said even if the gardener had to be prompted he could be promoted but only as guard. "He couldn't be made a clerk under any circumstances," the official said adding the gardener ...
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Kishtwar: Health employees banned from talking to media
5/16/2018 11:10:19 PM
Early Times Report Kishtwar, May 16: Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Kishtwar, Dr. Abdul Majeed Malik, Wednesday issued a circular banning health employees from issuing statements to media. Dr Malik authorized Deputy CMO, Medical Superintendent, District Tuberculosis Officer, and Block Medical Officers to issues statements, if any, on part of the Health department in their respective jurisdictions. The CMO stated in the circular (No. CMO/K/378-86) that "it has been noticed that some subordinate...
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SP posted to keep tab on ex-minister
5/16/2018 11:09:09 PM
Early Times Report JAMMU, May 16: The state government has posted an officer of the rank of Superintendent of Police (SP) in the area of a former minister especially for the purpose to check his day-to-day activities. The officer has been deputed to the area of ex-minister so that he keeps a tab on the latter's movements and provide latest updates regarding him, sources told Early Times. "An investigation is pending against a close associate of the former minister and a team probing it is headed by the SP ranked officer. The SP was particularly brought in to keep a tab on the former minister," said the sources. They said that action against the former minister's associate was initiated ...
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Road to SKUAST-J gets a dab, adjacent road faces apathy
5/16/2018 11:09:03 PM
Arun Singh Early Times Report Jammu, May 16: With men and machinery pressed into service to improve the façade of the city ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to preside over the convocation at Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agriculture Sciences and Technology Jammu, the department concerned is only doing up the road to be taken by the PM's cavalcade while road from University to village Chatha Pind, which is a stretch of 2-3 kms is in dilapidated condition and without macadamizatio...
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Hoteliers throwing debris in forests, Gulmarag turned into garbage dump
5/16/2018 11:08:51 PM
Mohammad Sarfaraz Early Times Report Gulmarag, May 16: Attribute it to the criminal neglect of the hoteliers, the world famous tourist resorts of Gulmarg and Pahalgam in Kashmir valley are fast turning into garbage dump and tourists are preferring to look for alternative sites. In discriminate dumping of garbage in forests and along the streams is a major reason behind Kashmir losing the tourists thick and fast. Piles of garbage, polythene, cow dung are being dumped on roadsides, presentin...
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Lal Singh reiterates demand for CBI enquiry in Rasana case
5/16/2018 10:57:15 PM
Early Times Report Jammu, May 16: Continuing his tour in different areas of Jammu, former Minister and Senior BJP leader Choudhary Lal Singh toured Mahanpur,Billawar and Nagrota constituencies. As per press release, addressing the rallies in these areas, he reiterated demand of CBI enquiry in Rasana incident so that the real culprits could be booked. He further said that no innocent should be held behind bars, and the real culprits of Rasana case should be brought to book. He questione...
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NSF Signature campaign for CBI enquiry in Rassana case enter 22th day
5/16/2018 10:57:00 PM
Early Times Report Jammu, May 16: National Secular Forum (NSF) today organized a signature campaign in MAM College Road' to garner public support for CBI enquiry in Rassana murder case. Led by ,State Vice-President Rishikesh Rana, Pushpinder Singh, NSF MAM College President Anshu Sharma, and, NSF activists today kicked off the signature campaign from MAM College road, here. The campaign which was initiated in response to the primary demand of the local people for CBI probe in the matter e...
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LOCAL NEWS
30 bovines rescued
Stolen tipper recovered, 3 held
KVK organises training programme
NPP Supremo urges PM to convene NIC meet for J&K's resolution
Terrorists Fire Upon Army Patrol
VO arrests SPO, head constable escapes
Principal booked for beating girl student
ITI trained, CP workers hold protest, tool down strike concluded
AJKPA holds dharna, demands redressal of pending issues
2 Injured in Grenade Blast in Chhatabal area of Srinagar
MLAs who switch should be banned from contesting polls for one term: Omar Abdullah
Failure to implement order regarding construction near Army AD
4 KAS officers transferred
DB dismisses petition challenging appointment of SP Vaid as DGP J&K
Massive BSF operation to uncover tunnel across border in Kathua-Samba sector
AD Food suspends dealers licence at beshest of TSO
Centre change for SSB exams scheduled on May 20
BSF foils Infiltration bid along IB
Militants attack army patrol in J&K Tral region
Mystery shrouds disappearance of 30 year old
Miscreants attack policeman guarding Kashmir University, snatch rifle
Power shut down
'Sand mining impacts enviornment adversely'
Workers of Gammon India stages protest against Government
Dharana faces water shortage, DC assures action
Hillview Honda launches all new 2nd Generation Honda Amaze
People demand upgradation of GHS Pathanateer
PHE Employees Association elects president at Vijaypur
Farooq hails Centre's decision
4-yr-old boy killed by leopard in Rajouri
Strike of casual, need base employees enters day 3
Locals of village Sangur protest for drinking water supply
HC dismisses writ petition of Dr Gupta
LMD conducts market inspection
Conditional cease fire paves way for militant groups to reunite: ABVP
JKReT Forum condemns lathicharge on teachers
Soon after Ramzan ceasefire announced in Kashmir, encounter breaks out in Shopian
Plus-2 Forum congratulates new Deputy Chief Minister
PM to lay foundation stone of Pakal Dul project
SKUAST-TAJ demands special package for additional faculties
CPPWU deputation calls on GM Pakal Dul HEP
KPS Barnoti celebrates International Day of Families
SNT seeks donation for completion of old age home
BAJ bids farewell Justice Ramalingam, Justice Yaqoob Mir
NDA organizes Swachh Bharat Abhiyan
Awareness camp organised
FOIJ calls on Union Industry Minister
WWEA holds meeting, discusses demands
Rich Harvest excels in Rifle Shooting Competition
Swachhta Pakhwada- 2018 commences at Dulhasti
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