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| Alleged doctor-pvt diagnostic centre nexus exposed | | Police writes to GMC Principal for action against medico | | | K Koushal
Jammu, July 15: The technician of a private diagnostic centre was today caught while carrying the blood sample of a patient outside the GMCH premises. Preliminary police inquiries have hinted at an alleged nexus between a doctor and the owner of the diagnostic centre.
"A technician working with a private diagnostic centre situated near the GMCH was seen and caught by the attendants of some patients while taking blood samples out of the emergency ward. When he confessed that he was working for a private diagnostic center and had been sent there by his owner to take the sample, he was handed over to police", said a source.
According to highly placed sources in the GMCH, the whole nexus was allegedly being run by Casualty Medical Officer (CMO), Dr Sauqib Shafi. Sources said that a letter was also written to GMCH Principal, Dr Ghanshyam Sharma for initiating departmental action against Dr Sauqib. Dr Ghanshyam, when contacted by Early Times, stated that he was on leave and would look into the matter tomorrow.
Dr Sauqib was transferred to the GMCH here in violation of the Go... | |
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| Bloeria to demit office next month, ineligible employees hobnobbing for taking charge | | Central University (CU) Jammu | | | *No signs of search committee
Early Times Report
JAMMU, July 15: With a month left for Vice-Chancellor Dr. Sudhir Singh Bloeria to demit office, contractual retired employees to ineligible ones have begun using their connections to get charge of Vice-Chancellor of Central University (CU) Jammu.
Act stipulates that Vice-Chancellor has to hand over charge to Pro-Vice-Chancellor if the name of new one has not been finalised. Dr. Rajeev Gupta who retired from Jammu University is Pro-Vice-Chancellor of Central University (CU) and Act clearly stipulates that once Bloeria demits office, Gupta would assume charge as acting Vice-Chancellor of the university till the search committee which is yet ... | |
| | | | Court orders overlooked by land grabbers | | Illegal construction, encroachment going on in Reasi | | | Avinash Azad
JAMMU, July 15: In a glaring instance of land grabbers enjoying political and administrative patronage, illegal construction and encroachment is going on in connivance with officials of Revenue Department in Seela village of Reasi District.
Illegal construction as well as encroachment is going on in breach of court stay. Documents in the possession of Early Times divulged that a piece of land measuring 558 Kanals an 12 marlas under survey number 744 of village Seela in Reasi district was recorded as GairmumkinKasi.
Moreover, since the matter was Sub-Judice, some influential people of the area in connivance of officials of Revenue and Police Departments have started levelling... | |
| | | | Omar's ‘Man Friday’ Rana's name missing in first list of NC | | | |
Early Times Report
JAMMU, July 15: First list issued by the National Conference (NC) is a clear indication that ruling party has failed to find new faces for the coming Assembly polls. The party has almost repeated the same faces of 2008 assembly elections. Interestingly name of Omar Abdullah's ‘Man Friday’ Devender Singh Rana’s name is missing from the first list. The much awaited list included names of only those leaders who had successfully or unsuccessfully contested 2008 assembly elections.
Credible sources in the National Conference said that a number of leaders had approached to get party mandates but the leadership has decided not to take risk and decided to repeated the old gu... | |
| | | | Mian Altaf's son storms into Kangan police station | | Assaults man, rescues 3 accused | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, July 15: The son of Jammu and Kashmir Forest Minister today assaulted a man who was inside a police station to lodge a complaint about three men for beating his wife.
The assault by the Forest Minister Mian Altaf's son Mir Ali took place inside the Kangan police station, official sources said, adding Ali managed to free three persons, including a special police officer, accused of beating the woman.
Sources said that a woman from Baba Nagri in Kangan approached the police station and accused three men of beating her. The three accused work at a stone crusher in the area.
The woman along with her husband Mohammad Sadiq filed a complaint, and the police team... | |
| | | | NGOs, Consultants violate MHRD guidelines on PMSSS admissions | | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, July 15: The NGO's and educational consultancies in various parts of the state especially in Srinagar have again started duping the poor students of the state by promising them admissions under PM's Special Scholarship Scheme (PMSSS) in various professional and technical institutions across India. The NGO's and Consultancies are giving admission letters to dozens of students every day here which violates the new guidelines of Ministry of HRD (MHRD) wherein only two students could be admitted per college.
As per reliable sources NGO's and consultancies are charging Rs 25,000 to Rs 50,000 from each student and promise them of admission in engineering and other t... | |
| | | | All is not well with ruling coalition, says Azad | | | | Rustam
JAMMU, July 15: All is not well with the ruling coalition in Jammu and Kashmir said senior Congress leader and former Union Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad during an interview to the correspondent of NewsX on Sunday. When asked if he was satisfied with the performance of the Omar Abdullah-led NC-Congress coalition Government, he neither commended the Government's performance nor criticized it. He only said, "it would not be proper for him to comment on the performance or otherwise of the State Government, as the Congress is part of it". In a way, he expressed his unhappiness over the working of the State Government. His vague response could undoubtedly be construed as an indictment not on... | |
| | | | Migrants rue the day they agreed to work in Valley | | Living in protected enclaves | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, July 15: The home coming for some of the Pandit families has not been comfortable. During Manmohan Singh's regime, the Pandits were appointed in Government service with the condition that they will serve in the Valley and thus pave way for return of the migrants.
The Pandit families, however, expressed their displeasure last year when a Parliamentary delegation visited the Valley. "We want to go back. We do not want to live in isolation in these compartments where six to seven families have been herded like cattle," they made clear. They rue the day they agreed to work in the Valley.
The aggrieved families have sought judicial intervention. A petition has bee... | |
| | | | Youth arrested for pro-Lashkar slogans in Sopore | | | | Syed Tahir Bukhari
BARAMULLA, July 15: A youth, who had been earlier charged for militant activities, was arrested in the Sopore town of district Baramulla in north Kashmir for allegedly raising pro Lashkar-e-Toiba slogans during the anti-Israel protest in the town today.
According to sources that "scores of youth soon after noon prayers took to streets and amid anti-Israel slogans pelted stones on police vehicles".
Amid anti-Israel protests erupted in all three districts of north Kashmir where scores of youth today clashed with police in Palhallan area of tehsil Pattan that resulted in the shutdown of the market.
'Stone- pelters tried to target civilian vehicles, however, police resort... | |
| | | | Mirwaiz is not moderate | | Flawed approach | | | Neha
JAMMU, July 15: Is the self-styled chairman of the Srinagar-based All-Party Hurriyat Conference (Mirwaiz), an amalgam of nearly two dozen separatist outfits, moderate, as certain elements have been giving the people to understand? The answer is a big no. He is as fanatic and hardcore supporter of Pakistan as Syed Ali Shah Geelani. The only difference between the two is that while Geelani would want the merger of J&K with Pakistan at once, Mirwaiz wants to achieve the same goal by stages. Both hates India from the core of their heart and both denounce the Indian politico-constitutional framework. Both talk about the UN resolutions on Jammu and Kashmir and both vouch for right to self-d... | |
| | | | CEO attaches 2 teachers with Sarkoot GMS which already has 22 for 40 students | | Favouritism, nepotism galore in Edu Deptt | | | Asif Iqbal Naik
Kishtwar, July 15: In a glaring example of favoritism, nepotism and mismanagement in Education Department, Kishtwar; the attachment of teachers and masters in violation of rules and regulations, Chief Education Officer (CEO), Kishtwar, Rajinder Kumar has ordered the attachment of 11 teachers/masters from rural schools to schools close to city areas including Government Middle School, Sarkoot, which has 40 students, most of whom serve as domestic helpers in the houses of teachers and other government officers.
As per the details available with Early Times, the CEO ordered the attachment of two teachers namely Anju Devi (ReT) general line from Primary School Bagana in Nags... | |
| | | | 35 of 91 driving schools operational in Jammu | | | | Sandeep Bhat
Jammu, July 15: As per information available with Early Times, total number of driving institutes which have been given licenses by Regional Transport Authority Jammu is 91 but only 35 are operational. Institute of Driving and Maintenance, Janipur under license number 01/MVD/DTS/1992 is running its institute successfully and has valid registration up to year 01/01/2018. Another driving institute Jamkash Vehicleades Pvt Ltd, Trikuta Nagar license number 46/MVD/DTS/06 is also running successfully having validity up to 04/08/2016. Many other institutes across Jammu region including Kathua, Udhampur, Rajouri, Akhnoor, Baderwah running with proper documentation but more than ha... | |
| | | | Proclaimed offender surrenders before CB | | CET paper leak scam-2012z | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, July 15 : Proclaimed offender involved in the paper leak scam, year 2012 Mushtaq Ahmad Kanue, today surrendered before the crime branch in south Kashmir.
Sources said that two proclaimed offenders have surrendered before the crime branch namely Rahail Ahmad Mir and Mushtaq Ahmad Kanue- a renowned business man hailing from South Kashmir. Kenue was absconding with the CB maintaining that his arrest would be considered as the major success for the department. He reportedly had purchased the CET question paper- 2012 for his daughter against the payment of 20 lakh rupees from the brooker namely Sajad Bhat. Ruhail Amin Mir- a student hailing from Hyderpora Srinaga... | |
| | | | No surprise in NC's first list of 32 candidates | | | | Mustansir
Srinagar, July15 : There were no surprises in the National Conference (NC) first list of 32 candidates for the forthcoming Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections issued on Tuesday as the party chose to field known faces from the segments which are not represented by Congress in the state assembly currently. The party has either fielded sitting MLAs including senior party leaders or has nominated its candidates for the constituencies represented by opposition PDP and BJP in the assembly. This clearly shows that beleaguered National Conference is still looking for alliance with its coalition partner, which, however, some senior Congress leaders rule out. The second interesting o... | |
| | | | NC issues list of 32 candidates, Congress reacts cautiously | | | | Javaid Naikoo
Srinagar, July 15 : As the ruling national conference today announced its first list of candidates for the upcoming assembly elections, JKPCC vice President while refusing to comment on the issue says that National conference (NC) has its own way of working and nobody can stop them from issuing a candidate list.
Within minutes after NC issued the first list of 32 candidates, Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh congress committee vice President, Ghulam Nabi Monga while talking to Early Times said that "every political party has their own way of running party affairs and so has NC. They (NC) should actually answer whether they want coalition with us or not because they announced the... | |
| | | | Anti Israel protests force Govt to announce early summer vacations for schools, colleges | | | | Jehangir Rashid
SRINAGAR, July 15 : The state government virtually succumbed to the pressure exerted by the students in the form of anti-Israel protests and announced for the early closure of educational institutions including degree colleges on account of summer vacations.
On Monday (July 14) hundreds of students of schools and colleges came out in protest against the bombing of civilian areas in the Gaza strip by the Israeli forces.
The students raised slogans against Israel and condemned the action from its forces. The protesting students assembled near GhantaGhar (Clock Tower) and carried out vociferous sloganeering in support of their demands.
Hardly few hours later the state go... | |
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