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| JK Minerals employee secured job by producing "fake" LLB degree, Police unmoved | | Secured LLB degree twice in 1996 and 2000, under same roll number | | | Akshay Azad
JAMMU, Aug 13: An employee of JK Minerals Limited secured job allegedly by producing a fake LLB degree, but despite forwarding of a complaint against him along with all relevant documents, for registration of FIR, the Inspector General of Crime Srinagar has so far failed to do the needful.
Interestingly, the employee had secured job of Legal Assistant in JK Minerals Limited in the year 1996 on the basis of LLB Professional Degree, but he had secured degree from Jammu University twice, in the year 1996 and 2000, under same roll number, which clearly pointed out that one of the degrees was fake.
According to documents assessed through Right To Information Act, it has come to f... | |
| | | | Ignores senior migrant officials to promote juniors | | Director ULB flouts GAD orders | | | Avinash Azad
JAMMU, Aug 13: Disregarding General Administration Department (GAD) order in which all the departments were directed to treat the period as on duty in favour of migrant Employees, the Directorate of Urban Local Bodies (ULB) Kashmir promoted juniors, ignoring senior migrant officials.
According to GAD order number 629-GAD of 1991, all the Government departments were directed to treat the period as on duty in favour of migrant employees. "Sanction is accorded to the treatment of period spent on duty in favour of CL Trakoo, Suneel Bhan, Junior Agriculture Extension Officer (Migrants) with effect from May 29, 2010 and March 1, 2012 that was date from which they have been on offic... | |
| | | | BGSBU seeks 'permission' from University authorities to hoist Tricolor on I-Day | | | | Early Times Report
RAJOURI, Aug 13: Some students of College of Engineering and Technology (COE&T) of Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah University (BGSBU) have approached the university authorities to hoist national flag on the occasion of Independence Day this year.
Pertinent to mention that since the inception of BGSBU about 9 years ago and despite being funded by University Grant Commission (UGC) university authorities have never celebrated Independence Day or Republic Day in the university campus.
The reason was reportedly domination of Kashmiri students who instead of celebrating these national days have several times raised anti India and Pro Pakistan slogans in the university.
Rashid Cho... | |
| | | | Soz camping in Delhi, awaits final decision on coalition's fate | | Cong high command asks workers to get ready for polls | | | Fazal Khan
SRINAGAR, Aug 13: Congress high command has taken a serious note of senior National Conference Ministers abstaining from the Coalition Coordination Commaittee meeting which was scheduled to be held earlier this week.
Congress insiders told Early Times that party high command has informed the JKPCC leaders to get ready for polls. "Soon after the NC leaders skipped the all important CCC meet we took up the issue with the Congress chairperson Sonia Gandhi and asked her to take a final call on continuing the coalition with the National Conference," a senior Congress leader said.
He said the Congress high command today informed the party leaders to ask the workers to get ready for ... | |
| | | | Police identifies car hijackers, vehicle recovered from Kashmir | | | |
Early Times Report
Srinagar, Aug 13: Police have identified the car hijackers and will soon be arrested while the vehicle has been recovered from the Shopian area of Kashmir.
"Swift Desire vehicle PB35T-4434 which was snatched by some unknown persons from Ramban district in the intervening night of August 11 and 12 has been recovered from Imam Sahib area of Shopian Kashmir," police spokesman here said.
He said that the persons behind the act have been identified and are known as car lifters.
"They are likely to be arrested soon," he added.
A Punjab number car was allegedly hijacked by a group of suspected persons on Jammu-Srinagar National Highway in hilly Ramban.
However, alert wa... | |
| | | | 2 cops, driver killed in militant attack at Galander-Pampore | | Second attack in less than 48 hours | | | Jehangir Rashid
SRINAGAR, Aug 13: A civilian and two cops got killed as militants carried out second attack in less than 48 hours in the Pampore area in South Kashmir’s Pulwama district. The area has been cordoned off in order to flush out the militants who carried out the attack.
Sources told Early Times that at about 7:45 PM militants attacked a police party in the Galander area in Pampore on the Srinagar-Jammu national highway. The militants fired shots towards the gypsy in which the policemen were travelling. The fire was returned but the militants managed to flee taking the cover of darkness.
“Militants opened random fire upon a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) minutes after ... | |
| | | | With LA elections drawing closer, filling 70,000 posts draws flak | | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Aug 13: With the enforcement of Model Code of Conduct for the upcoming assembly elections drawing closer, the tall claims of Omar Abdullah led coalition government to fill up of the seventy thousand posts is unlikely to turn into a reality.
The assertions of General Officer Commanding (GOC) 15 Corps, Lieutenant General Subrata Sahai that a comprehensive employment package will help the youth of the valley to change their mind is a significant rejoinder that unemployment continues to be a main problem in Kashmir valley.
"It is the opinion of the general that unemployment has given rise to militancy in the valley but it is a known fact that the government has... | |
| | | | Govt trashes its own order, sets up B.Ed colleges in covered areas | | | | M Rafiq
SRINAGAR, Aug 13: Trashing its own cabinet order while setting up new private B Ed colleges, the state government ignored the uncovered areas which its order mentioned. In February this year, the state cabinet ordered for eight private B Ed colleges in uncovered areas of the state.
The cabinet under its order number 53/4/2014 approved the setting up of one private B Ed college each in the un-covered districts of Kulgam, Shopian, Kargil and Leh in Kashmir division and Doda and Ramban in Jammu division.
But the irony is that no B Ed college was opened in these areas accept Kulgam district.
Violating its own order all the colleges were set up in almost covered areas which have a... | |
| | | | Reports about involvement of Valley youth into ISIS activities cause of concern | | | |
Early Times Report
srinagar, Aug 13: Surfacing of ISIS flags in various parts of Kashmir and reports of joining of some Kashmiri youth in dreaded terrorist organisation which has created havoc in Iraq has been a cause of concern among the peace loving people.
As the authorities have also not ruled out the possibilities of joining of some Kashmiri youth in dreaded terrorist outfit there are possibility of terrorism may resurface in Valley in case the Government fails to take pre-emptive measures to curb the activities of ISIS in Kashmir.
According to reports the ISIS is eying Indian youth for intensifying the terror network and some Kashmiri youth are under its influence who if are n... | |
| | | | Modi's pledge can change destiny of 25 lakh people | | PM means what he says: BJP | | | Fazal Khan
Srinagar, Aug 13: Prime Minister Narendra Modi declaring to work for the welfare of migrant Kashmiri Pandits, refugees from West Pakistan and kin of those killed in militant violence can change the destiny of more than 25 lakh people in Jammu and Kashmir who are living as strangers in their own land.
"See the condition of Jammu and Kashmir where 20 per cent of the population is displaced. We want to settle these displaced people and give them an opportunity of their livelihood," Prime Minsiter Modi had said while addressing a gathering at Kargil on Tuesday. According to the statistics the total population of Jammu and Kashmir is around one crore twenty five lakhs, which c... | |
| | | | NC-Cong coalition Govt on the verge of collapse | | Elections along with Haryana, Maharashtra? | | | Neha
JAMMU, Aug 13: Developments during the past five days show that relations between the NC, which is leading the government, and the Congress, which is part of it, have strained to the extent that they could take an extreme step anytime from now and bring down their government. The situation has reached a point that while one party is refusing to attend the coordination committee meeting, the other is not taking interest in the cabinet meetings or boycotting it.
Even during the cabinet meetings, ministers belonging to the two parties clash and tread different paths. Some of them also enact dramas to mislead their constituencies. Take, for example, the short duration walk out staged ... | |
| | | | After Omar and Soz, Tarigami accuses Modi of being biased against Kashmir | | Hate-campaign in Valley | | | Rustam
JAMMU, Aug 13: CPI-M state secretary Mohammad Yousuf Tarigami on Tuesday also joined the anti-Narendra Modi gang and accused him of being biased against Kashmir. "He came to Jammu, met people and journalists there and in Ladakh he repeated the same process.
My question to him is why he is not visiting Srinagar and meeting people and journalists here…His (Modi's) actions give an impression that he is intentionally ignoring the people of Kashmir especially Srinagar," he was quoted as saying in Srinagar. "He should visit Srinagar and take stock of the ground situation. If he talks about the equal development of three regions of the state of Jammu and Kashmir then there should be ... | |
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