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| 3 more militants killed in Bandipora encounter, Toll mounts to 5 | | |  S Tahir-ul Haq
Early Times Report
BANDIPORA, Sept 21: With the killing of three more militants in Sumlar forests the death toll of has mounted to five, however the encounter between militants and security forces has been officially called off, but operation against the militants is still on in the area.
A top police official while talking to early times said that, "earlier two militants were killed yesterday in the dense woods of Sumlar Bandipora and today three more militants were neut | |
| | | | Centre gives clearance to Chenab water diversion project | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 21: The state government on Friday said that it has managed to get clearance from various central government departments to start the work on much awaited Chenab water diversion project.
One of the top officials in the civil secretariat said that the Government of India has given its clearance to go ahead with the project.
"Yes, the MHA, MEA, Niti Aayog has given its clearance. Now, the project has been submitted to the central government. As soon as we get the funds, the work will be started," said the official.
Sources said that in 2015, the previous coalition under its Rs 886-crore plan "Augmentation of water supply to Jammu city from the Chenab" had | |
| | | | JKSAC expresses concern over reservation of wards | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 21: Jammu Kashmir Sharnarthi Action Committee (JKSAC) has expressed concern over the callous attitude of State Govt. particularly Chief Election Officer for keeping the Ward No. 73 & 32 as reserved for Scheduled Caste category without any logic thus violating the norms fixed to determine the status of the constituencies under Municipal Corporation Act of 2000.
While addressing the meeting Gurdev Singh President (JKSAC) condemned the govt. for keeping these wards as reserved for Schedule Caste category without following the principles laid down in the act.
He said that, he is failed to understand that how the Chief Election Officer has reserved these wards | |
| | | | India capable to devastate terror nations: Chandel | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Sept 21: Terming the barbaric killing of BSF jawan by Pakistani troops along the International Border (IB) in Jammu region, Shri Amarnath Yatra Welfare Society (SAYWS) National General Secretary Raju Chandel said, "The BSF jawan's throat was slit and his body bore multiple bullet injuries after the missing trooper was found killed by Pakistani troops in the Jammu region, in a first-of-its-kind barbaric act against Indian forces along IB," and urged upon the Central government led Prime Narendra Modi to take up the serious issue with Pakistan firmly. Chandel while addressing the media said, "It is a barbaric incident which not only defies logic, not only defies c | |
| | | | Omar seeks result oriented dialogue between India, Pak | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Sept 21: National Conference Vice President Omar Abdullah on Friday welcomed the proposed meeting of India Pakistan foreign ministers in New York.
Talking to media on the sidelines of a party function in Leh, Omar Abdullah reiterated the need for a sustained, structured and result-oriented dialogue between India and Pakistan. "It's a heartening development that foreign ministers of both countries have agreed to meet on the sidelines of UN General Assembly session in New York. I expect good things to come out of it because its time for the leadership of both countries to resolve all outstanding issues including that of Kashmir."
Emphasizing that there is no | |
| | | | Tributes paid to policemen killed in Shopian | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Sept 21: The Jammu and Kashmir Police paid tributes to three policemen who were abducted and killed by militants in the state's Shopian district Friday.
Senior officials from the administration and police, led by Inspector General of Police, Kashmir, S P Pani laid wreaths and paid floral tributes to Constable Nisar Ahmad and special police officers Firdous Ahmed and Kulwant Singh. "The wreath laying ceremony for three of our colleagues who were martyred today in a barbaric act of terrorism was held at the District Police Lines in Shopian," a police spokesman said.
The three policemen were killed by militants after being abducted in south Kashmir's Shopian | |
| | | | SBM a failure in Mendhar | | | | MS Nazki
Early Times Report
Poonch, Sept 21: People of Mendhar town have alleged that Swacch Bharat Mission was a complete failure and huge sum spent on it goes down the drain. Authorities took out a rally in which SDM Dr Tanveer Khan also participated giving an impression that SBM in Mendhar was a success.
But the fact remains that the Mendhar town is very dirty place and gives a shabby look all along. All the drains in the town have choked.
People use polythene bags unabated and these polythene bags get stuck in drains and these drains get choked and over flows spreading litter every where.
As a matter of fact no cleanliness drive was undertaken during the SBM Programme in t | |
| | | | Rationalization of Anganwari Centres: Govt constitutes district-level official panels | | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Sept 21: The Government has ordered constitution of District-level official panels for rationalization of the Anganwari Centres across the State. According to an order issued by Secretary to the Government, Social Welfare Department, each district-level committee will be headed by the District Programme Officer ICDS of the concerned district. The Members of the Committee include concerned District Social Welfare Officer and Senior-most CDPO of the district, to be nominated by the Programme Officer. The district-level committees shall take comprehensive review of existing Anganwari Centers in light of Government of India norms particularly number of children | |
| | | | Peoples Conference will take part in upcoming local body polls, says Sajad Lone | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Sept 21: Sajad Gani Lone led Peoples Conference has decided to participate in the upcoming local body elections. Lone took to Twitter and announced his decision.
Confirming his decision, Lone told that his party will participate in the upcoming Panchayat and Local Bodies elections.
Both the National Conference and the Peoples Democratic Party, the two biggest regional political outfits have decided to boycott the elections as they have asked the Government of India to clear its stand on the issue of Article 35-A.
Home Minister of India Rajnath Singh on Monday appealed political parties in Jammu and Kashmir to participate in the upcoming Panchayat and local | |
| | | | Fire damages mosque in Baramulla, fire tenders reaches late by half an hour: Locals | | |  Early Times Report
BARAMULLA, Sept 21: In the early hours of Friday morning, a mosque was gutted in a fire at Jetty Khawaja Bagh area of this north Kashmir district, the fire tenders reached late by half an hour, due to which the fire was not immediately controlled, said Masjid Committee members. After there was an Azzan, the locals who had turned for Nimaz saw huge flames that were coming out of the top floor of the mosque, said local resident Mohammad Muzaffer of Jetty.
He said that the l | |
| | | | Every booth in Jammu West will have an election office: Sat | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 21: With a mission to win all 26 wards of Jammu West Assembly segment, Former Minister and MLA Sat Sharma (CA) inaugurated election offices at various wards of Jammu West.
The process was started from Ward 30 where BJP's contesting candidate Veena Gupta opened first office at Booth 77 of the ward. A large number of people including local residents and political activists were also present on the occasion. The office was opened by Mandal Vice President Keshav C | |
| | | | Over dozen women join NPP | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Sept 21: Several women activists of BJP, Congress and NC belonging to ward No. 62, Chinnor quit their respective parties and joined JKNPP in the presence of Manju Singh General Secretary of the Party. The newly inducted members pledged to whole heartedly support Panthers Party in its fight for the cause of Dogras.
Speaking on the occasion, Manju Singh urged upon the people of Jammu to give a befitting reply to those who had reportedly betrayed them. She said that | |
| | | | NCP student wing appeal party president to intervene | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 21: Student wing of NCP (Nationalist Congress Party) has requested the party high command Sharad Pawar and its National general secretary Tariq Anwar to clear their stand and differences with the party state president.
National Executive Council Member Er.Rishi Kaul Kilam while speaking in the Student meeting said that the Student wing of NCP has always shown an appreciable performance and highlighted the problems of J&K people by way of protests and demonstrations.
But as bad luck would have it our state president has never taken any interest or part in such activities, he said, adding that Student wing is directly under the charge of central leaders of | |
| | | | RBPS releases book | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 21: A book-release function was organized by Rashtra Bhasha Prachar Samiti, J&K Branch for the release of Shringara Lahiri - a book authored by Prof. Priyatama Chander Shastri, renowned Sanskrit scholar of the state and former Principal, Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan (RSS), Ranbir Campus, Jammu at Press Club.
Dr. "Nirmal" Vinod, former HoD Hindi, RSS and famous poet was the Chief Guest on the occasion, while Prof. Ram Pratap Vedalankar, former HoD. Sanskrit Jamm | |
| | | | Grameen Bank hands over PMJJBY claim to nominee | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 21: Financial inclusion and insurance department, J&K Grameen Bank is conducting a state wide campaign regarding social security schemes including PMSBY & PMJJBY wherein the people are insured at a nominal premium of Rs 12 & Rs 330 respectively.
Most of the beneficiaries belong to unorganized sector including factory workers, hawkers and rural agricultural labour etc. After a span of more than one year, 100 percent claim settlement rate is maintained by the ba | |
| | | | SKUAST-J conferred Dr Banarsi Lal with Best Extensionist Award | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMu, Sept 21: Dr. Banarsi Lal, Incharge, Senior Scientist-cum-Head of Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), Reasi of Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology-Jammu (SKUAST-J) has been conferred with the prestigious Best Extensionist Award by Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology-Jammu (SKUAST-J) on its 20th Foundation Day. The award contains a certificate of excellence and a memento.
Vice Chancellor of SKUAST-J, Dr.P.K.Sharma | |
| | | | Samooh theatre distributes stationery items among poor | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 21: Samooh Theater Women Wing organized a camp at Govt. Middle School, Simbal Camp, Satwari Jammu and distributed stationery items among poor students.
On the occasion Anita Chandpuri President Samooh Theatre women wing and Princy Bhat Secretary Samooh Theatre women wing were present.
While addressing Chandpuri said that they would keep working for poor and needy. Randeep Singh was also present on the occasion and Satveer Kaur said that she was very thank | |
| | | | New Assembly president of Congress elected | | |  Early Times Report
Mendhar, Sept 21: Tahir Ali Mirza has been elected as assembly president Congress Mendhar sub division in district Poonch.
In this connection a function was held at Dak Bungalow and all the eligible voters casted their votes and elected Tahir Ali Mirza as president. | |
| | | | Three SPOs martyred after being abducted by terrorists | | |  Early Times Report
Srinagar, Sept 21: Three policemen were abducted from their homes in south Kashmir's Shopian district and shot dead in cold blood by the Hizbul Mujahideen on Friday, police said as a new page opened up in the three-decade chapter of militancy in Jammu and Kashmir.
The Hizbul Mujahideen is believed to be responsible for the killings, which also shook the 1.2 lakh strong Jammu and Kashmir police force with at least six special police officers (SPOs) announcing their resign | |
| | | | No policeman has resigned in J&K: Home Ministry | | | | Agencies
New Delhi, Sept 21: Following the killing of three police personnel by terror group Hizbul Mujahideen, the home ministry on Friday said that no policeman has resigned in Jammu and Kashmir and described such reports as "false propaganda" by "mischievous" elements.
The home ministry in a statement said reports have appeared in a section of the media that some special police officers (SPOs) in J&K have resigned, but the state police has confirmed that these reports are "untrue and motivated". "These reports are based on false propaganda by the home ministry said Jammu and Kashmir has a professional and committed police force, which is fully geared up to meet the security challenge | |
| | | | J&K Police discount resignation videos, say morale high despite killings | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Sept 21: Hours after three policemen were killed by terrorists, the Jammu and Kashmir police leadership today said the morale of its personnel remains high in spite of the barbaric attempts to intimidate them.
"I have just returned from South Kashmir. We paid our tributes to the martyrs, and the morale of our boys is very high. They are standing on the roads, doing their duty," Kashmir Inspector General of Police (IGP) SP Pani said.
While Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police (DGP) Dilbag Singh did not flatly deny instances of SPOs resigning, he termed the videos as a "rumour-mongering" tool meant to demoralise the police. "But if any such thing did | |
| | | | DGP condemns killing of 3 cops, calls it 'act of desperation' on part of terrorists | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Sept 21: Hours after the bullet-ridden bodies of three cops were recovered from Shopian in Jammu and Kashmir on Friday morning, DGP Dilbag Singh condemned the incident calling it an act of desperation on the part of the terrorists. Terming it an unfortunate incident, the DGP said the cops appear to be soft targets for the terrorists.
"It has been a very unfortunate incident that 2 SPOs and a police constable has been shot dead. It's an act of desperation on part of militants outfit. They appear to be soft targets to them. It's highly condemned," said Dilbag Singh.
Following the incident, reports surfaced that two Special Police Officers (SPOs) and a consta | |
| | | | Shopian attack barbaric, inhuman: Governor | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Sept 21 : Jammu and Kashmir Governor Satyapal Malik on Friday termed the attack on the police officers in state's Shopian district by terrorists as "inhuman and barbaric". "I severely condemn it. It's barbaric and inhuman. Pakistan is habitual of doing it. We will punish them properly," Malik told. On Friday, two Special Police Officers (SPOs) and a police constable in South Kashmir's Shopian were kidnapped and brutally killed by terrorists. The deceased were identified as Nisar Ahmad, Firdous Kuchay and Kulwant Singh. According to one of relatives of the deceased SPO Kulwant Singh, the terrorists barged into his house and asked Kulwant to come with them. He | |
| | | | Passengers duped by delay, cancellation of Go-Air flight | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Sept 21: Hundreds of passengers of the GoAir had a tough time at the Jammu Airport after the airline cancelled its flight due to a technical snag this afternoon.
Passengers had to wait for a long time to get confirmation for the cancellation of the GoAir flight on Friday.
According to passengers, the flight had scheduled departure from Jammu to Delhi at 12:40 PM but flight was delayed and after spending 1 to 2 hours at Airport, it came to know that due to some technical snag the same has been cancelled by the concerned officials.
"The GoAir has left us in the lurch as I had another flight from Delhi Airport but now the flight will be missed as I will unable t | |
| | | | PDD erects electric pole near plinth of commoner | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 21: A local today alleged that Power development department is harassing him by erecting an electric pole near the plinth of his private land at Pacca Talab, Old Bahu Fort, Jammu.
Talking to Early Times, Ravi Kumar of ward no 47 of Pacca Talab Old Bahu Fort Jammu said that the Department of Power Development has erected electric police with the plinth of his private land at Pacca Talab, Old Bahu Fort Jammu and despite repeated requests and representations they have failed to erect it on new place.
He further said that he had sought judicial intervention seeking directions for the department and the court also issued orders to the one of the respond | |
| | | | Bootlegger held with 16 bottles of illicit liquor | | | |
Early Times Report
Samba, Sept 21: Police arrested one bootlegger and recovered 16 bottles of illicit liquor recovered from his Possession at Supwal area of samba here today.
The bootlegger has been identified as Balwan Singh alais Bani Son of Dharm Chand resident of Barian Camp Supwal.
According to the Police sources, information against the bootlegger, a Police Party of Police Post Supwal laid a surprise naka at Barrian Camp Supwal and intercepted one person on suspicious ground. During frisking, 16 bottles of illicit liquor of 750 ml each were recovered from his possession and the accused arrested on spot with illicit liquor was seized on the spot. In this regard a case FIR No. 248/ | |
| | | | RKS honrous Tarun with Sahitya Gourav Sammaan award | | |  Early Times Report
jammu, Sept 21: Rashtriya Kavi Sangam (RKS) J&K honoured poet Tarun Sharma with Sahitya Gourav Sammaan award.
Sharma has been honoured for his dogri poem Paryavaran, President of RKS Kewal Kumar Kewal, Literary Personality Neeru Sharma, Additional Secretary J&K Academy of Art, Culture and Languages, Amrinder Singh Aman, State Bureau Chief, Punjab Kesari J&K Balram Saini and others in an exclusive function held at K.L Saigal Hall, Jammu presented award to him.
Tarun Sharma | |
| | | | Renault KWID 2018 launched at Jammu autowheels | | |  Early Times Report
jammu, Sept 21: Renault, the Number One European brand in India, today announced the launch of new KWID 2018 Feature Loaded Range at Jammu Autowheels pvt ltd kalu chak Jammu which will be available in both manual and automated transmission options. This Attractive, Innovative and Affordable car has been a true game-changer and volume driver for Renault India, selling more than 2,50,000 cars. Available in 8 trims with segment-first features, the new Renault KWID 2018 Feature | |
| | | | Shiv Sena Bal Thackeray to participates in municipal elections | | |  Early Times Report
jammu, Sept 21: Shiv Sena Bal Thackeray to participate in upcoming municipal elections in Jammu as well as in Kashmir, it was stated by Dimpy Kohli on Friday.
While addressing a press conference here today president Dimpy Kohli said we are ready to participate in the local bodies elections and definitely fight it for the betterment of the public. He further said the leaders for the other main party who could not get the ticket are approaching us, we will provide it to the d | |
| | | | Kumar reviews developmental scenario, implementation of schemes in Udhampur | | |  Early Times Report
UDHAMPUR, Sept 21: Advisor to Governor, K Vijay Kumar today visited Udhampur to review the progress of major developmental projects, implementation of flagship schemes in the district. The Advisor convened a meeting with the district officers of various departments to review the project-wise status of all ongoing developmental projects.
Divisional Commissioner Jammu Sanjeev Verma, IGP Jammu Dr. S D Singh, DDC Udhampur Ravinder Kumar, DIG Udhampur Reasi Range Bhim Sen Tut | |
| | | | Jodhamal students attend Welham boys Mun 2018 | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 21: A delegation comprising of eleven delegates and two escort teachers attended the Welham Boys MUN 2018 and created a mark by winning six awards in different committees with their copious tactics of dealing with international issues during various sessions of the conference.
Even amongst the topnotch schools like the Doon School Dehradun, Mayo College Boys, Shri Ram School Aravalli, Sanskar Valley Delhi, the delegates from Jodhamal Public School were able to | |
| | | | Harisingh Maharaja birth anniversary celebrated with gaiety at MHAC | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Sept 21: MHAC School, Nagbani celebrated 123rd Birthday of its founder, Maharaja HariSingh with great fervor and gusto. The celebrations started with floral tribute paid to Maharaja by the Chief Guest for the day, Justice (Retd.) J.P. Singh, Manager LMC TK Ganjoo, Principal Sween Puri, LMC Members, Dr. Sukhnandan Chowdhary MLA (Marh Block), Advocate DS Chauhan, Sarpanch Shamsher Singh, Zorawar Singh General Sect. A Hawan was performed by all present on the occasion | |
| | | | Creative Dance, Clay Modeling, Instillation conducted on Day 7 | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 21: Three events, Creative Dance, Clay Modeling and Instillation were conducted today in the ongoing 'Display Your Talent-2018-19' organized by the Department of Students Welfare, University of Jammu. Prof. Parmeshwari Sharma, Dean Students Welfare, Dr. Garima Gupta, Assistant Dean (SW), faculty members, students and scholars witnessed the events with enthusiasm. In Clay Modeling, Meenakshi Thakur from GCW, Gandhi Nagar, Kunal Sadotra from Institute of Music and Fine Arts and Asif Chowdhary from GCET stood First, Second and Third respectively. The Certificates of Merit were awarded to Zahara Batool from Institute of Music and Fine Arts and Mohinder Kumar f | |
| | | | 5th Natrang Theatre Festival begins | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 21: 5th Natrang Theatre Festival of the year opened here today at Abhinav Theatre Jammu with the comedy play Kanjoos written by Moliere and directed by Adil Hussain & Harish Khanna. Welcoming the august gathering Natrang Director Balwant Thakur presented an overview about the celebrations of 35 Years of Natrang in which Natrang is showcasing a festival of four plays every month since May, 2018. He informed that Natrang has already showcased 16 major theatre pr | |
| | | | Cat’s Fashion studio launches membership programme | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 21: Cat's Fashion Studio has launched exclusive membership Program for limited members in Channi Himmat area.
In this special programme two Categories of powered swappable Gold & Silver Cards with Complimentary Coupons and Offer coupons are being provided apart from this the registered members can enjoy discounts on every occasion including Surprise gifts and frequent offers for one year.
Moreover displaying our designer wear range exhibition will be on fro | |
| | | | 8th Vishal Jagran of Maa Bhagwati at Bawe Wali Mata temple today | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 21: 8th Vishal Jagran of Maa Bhagwati shall be organized today at Bawe Wali Mata temple, at Bahu Fort in Jammu. The jagran is being organized by the members of Jai Durga Yuva Sanstha.
The Jagran will be organized inside the premises of world famous Bawe Wali Mata Mandir on 22nd September with religious fervor and devotion to deity. "This maha jagran of Maa Bhagwati will be the biggest jagran in which thousands of devotes shall participate and will get the blessing of Maa Bhagwati," said Amit Luthra, Chairman of Jai Durga Yuva Sanstha.
In this jagran, for the first time we have brought the pious Jyoti from 21 different Jyoti peeth for the devotees of Maa B | |
| | | | JK Bank inks MoU with Jamia Hamdard University | | |  Srinagar, Sept 21: A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was inked between J&K Bank and Jamia Hamdard University (JHU) to facilitate a multi-function co-branded Campus Card for students of the University. The MoU was signed by the J&K Bank Vice President & Zonal Head Delhi, Fayaz Ahmad Siddiqui and the Jamia Hamdard University Registrar, Syed Saud Akhtar in presence of Finance Officer, Jamia Hamdard University Rakesh Kumar Verma.
The chip based co-branded card operates both as a debit card and a | |
| | | | Two held with 10 grams of heroin | | | | Early Times Report
Kathua, Sept 21: Kathua police today claimed to have arrested two Punjab based drug peddlers and recovered 10 grams of heroin from their possession. Police spokesman said that team of police station Kathua led by Inspector Amit Sangra-SHO Kathu apolice station today during patrolling duty on radio station road intercepted two persons and during frisking they recovered 10 grams of heroin in illegal possession of two accused.
Police identified the accused as Anil Kumar Alias Vicky and Ravinder Kumar alias Rinku both residents of Jalandhar Punjab. Police arrested the duo and seized the consignment while a case under FIR no 357/18 under section 8/21/22 NDPS Act and ar | |
| | | | Sabha expresses pleasure over publication of historic book | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Sept 21: President of the Dogra Brahman Pratinidhi Sabha, Ved Parkash Sharma expressed pleasure over the publication of a historic book depicting the life and the great service to the society by the great Dogra leader Pt. Prem Nath who had served the people in various capacities including and administrator, a social reformer and a crusader against the design of separatists and controversial characters.
Addressing gathering during a meeting, Sharma said, "But for u | |
| | | | Dogra Front protest against killing of BSF Jawan | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 21: The workers of Dogra Front today staged protest demonstration and torched the flag of Pakistan over the killing of three police personnel and mutilation of BSF jawan's body.
Ashok Gupta says that India is under a double attack as Pakistani army is continuously violating the ceasefire on the international borders.
"All this planning and execution would not have been possible without the local intel to the militants which is provided by the Hurriyat people. | |
| | | | Team Jammu appeals Jammuites to participate in birth anniversary celebrations of Maharaja Hari Singh | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMu, Sept 21: Social Organisations appealed the Jammuities to participate in the function of Celebrations of Maharaja on September 23 at 4:00 pm at Maharaja Hari Singh Ji Park at Jammu opposite Fortune Hotel, near Bank of Tawi River Jammu to pay respectful homage to the Maharaja of J&K State. The Maharaja of the State deserved to be honoured for the deeds he had introduced for the welfare of the people of the State.
A Joint Press Conference of Social Organizations of J& | |
| | | | Vocational trainers demand timely release of salary | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 21: The vocational trainers from across the state showed their resentment against the Government for delay in realising their salaries.
The government has hired private companies to regulate the working of vocational Trainers in school education department.
The RMSA provides funds to these companies for further disbursement to vocational trainers but the later alleged that these companies deduct certain amount from their salary in the name of deduction towards PF. But till date the companies never gave details in this regard.
These types of misappropriations on the part of companies have created a sense of uncertainty among the vocational trainers, they | |
| | | | Sant Nirankari Mandal organizes Samagam | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Sept 21: Sant Nirankari Mandal organized a Zonal English Medium Samagam at Sant Nirankari Satsang Bhawan, Shastri Nagar Jammu to promote good virtues like Love, Humility, Tolerance, Forgiveness, Equality, Peace and Harmony in the society where about 2000 devotees of different branches of zone Jammu participated in the congregation and had blessings. The Samagam was inaugurated and presided over by Holy saint Sanjiwan Kumar from Panchkulla Chandigarh, while addressin | |
| | | | NCP removes TK Koul, Rishi Koul from primary membership | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 21: On the recommendation of the state NCP Disciplinary Action Committee, J&K Unit headed by R C Bali , General Secretary NCP J&K state to remove T K Koul Kilam and his son Er Rishi Koul Kilam from the NCP for anti party activities.
The state working committee which met under the Chairmanship of Former Minister Thakur Randhir Singh, State President NCP J&K state has approved the recommendation of the State Disciplinary Action committee and removed both for their anti party activities with immediate effect.
The spokesman of the party R C Bali clarified that they both are now no more associated with NCP and as such appealed to the people, Govt agencies | |
| | | | Manju Kour appointed as president of Nationalist Mahila Congress | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Sept 21: Former Minister Thakur Randhir Singh NCP chief J&K state appointed Manju Kour educated and known social activist ,President Nationalist Mahila Congress J&K state women cell of NCP after the consultation with National High command and recommendation of state working committee.
He also announced Manju Kour to contest forthcoming municipal elections from ward no 37 (reserved for women) and said that more women will be given representation. He said that succe | |
| | | | Retired police personnel hold protest at Vijaypur | | |  Early Times Report
VIJAYPUR, Sept 20: The retired police personnel organized a protest against the state government here today at.
The protesters led by district president Raghubir Singh raised anti-government slogans and said that the state government is adopting a discriminatory attitude with the retired police personnel. They demanded that the retired police personnel of the state should be treated at par with the retired army personnel. They said that the retired police personnel have b | |
| | | | KVK Reasi organises Swachhta Hi Sewa campaign | | |  Early Times Report
REASI, Sept 21: Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), Reasi of Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology-Jammu (SKUAST-J) organised Swachhata Hi Seva(cleanliness in Service) campaign as a part of Swachhata Abhiyan at KVK campus and Chumbian village of Reasi district and carried out Shramdhan activities. The campaign on cleanness derive has been organised under the able guidance of Associate Director Extension (ADE) and Incharge of KVKs of SKUAST-J, Dr. R.K. A | |
| | | | 16 bovine animals rescued at Udhampur | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 21: Udhampur Police today claimed to have rescued 16 bovine animals at Jakhani, Udhampur.
Police spokesman said that based on reliable information, police party of police station Udhampur comprising of SgCT. Mohd Iqbal, SPO Raj Kumar, SPO Jagdish Singh led by Inspector Sanjeev Chib- SHO Udhampur under the supervision of Zahid Saif Wani DySP Hqrs. Udhampur raised a naka at Jakhani, Udhampur.
"Noticing the police party, driver of the vehicle parked his vehicle bearing registration no. JK02AP 8767 along the roadside and fled away from the spot by taking the advantage of heavy traffic on road", said spokesman adding that during the checking of said vehicle, | |
| | | | Raman Arora receives Global Teacher Award 2018 | | |  Early Times Jammu
JAMMU, Sept 21: The Headmaster of Air Force School, Jammu, Raman Arora received the prestigious 'Global Teacher Award 2018', presented by AKS (Alert Knowledge Services) during a Grand National level function at New Delhi, on 16th September.
The award was presented by B K Singh Director Navodya Vidyalya Samiti and the CEO of AKS Dr. Dinesh Kamra.
Raman was the only teacher selected from J&K for such a prestigious honour and accolade. He was highly appreciated by the chief gu | |
| | | | SMVD University Alumnus visits MIT Cambridge USA | | |  Early Times Jammu
Jammu, Sept 21: Rohit Kumar Maurya, an alumnus (2011-15) of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University, is visiting MIT Cambridge, USA.
Maurya is currently pursuing M.Tech.in Mechanical Engineering with specialization in Thermal and Fluids Engineering from IIT Bombay. As a Tata Fellow, he is currently working on an agricultural project, titled "Energy Efficient Jaggery Maker", which is aimed to enhance the efficiency of Indian jaggery industry and make it more profitable.
This proje | |
| | | | SMVDU starts French Certificate Course | | |  Early Times Jammu
Jammu, Sept 21: Knowing that the ability to communicate in multiple languages is becoming more and more important in the increasingly integrated global business community, the School of Languages and Literature at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University started a certificate course in French.
A qualified French researcher (NET-JRF), namely Chanda Vishwas from Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Banaras, has been appointed for this purpose who will stay on campus for three months, repo | |
| | | | Fairdeal Motors launches Nexon KRAZ | | |  Early Times Jammu
Jammu, Sept 21: Fairdeal Motors Executive Director Bhagwan Dass launches the limited edition Nexon KRAZ at Jammu in presence of Anil Singh Jasrotia from Tata Motors, GM Chander Singh Katoch, staff and customers.
This neo-styling design treatment is inspired from the active world of sports and combined with the athletic performance of NEXON to attract the enthusiastic, active and sporty youth of today. The Nexon KRAZ will be available in two variants KRAZ and KRAZ+ at a start | |
| | | | Kashmir joins PM's Swachhata Hi Seva Campaign | | |  Early Times Jammu
Srinagar, Sept 21: About 400 Kashmiri men and women participated in the cleanup activities organized by the Youth Paradise Social Welfare Society in Baramulla and Budgam districts of Kashmir in collaboration with mohalla committees.
An initiative of the local people, the program started at 6PM in Baramulla and at 9.30 PM in Budgam district, where about 400 youngsters converged to kick off Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Swacchhata Hi Seva Campaign by cleaning the local stree | |
| | | | All party meeting be convened, Prof Bhim Singh to Govt | | | | Early Times Jammu
JAMMU, Sept 21: JKNPP Supremo Prof Bhim Singh today said that a urgent meeting of all the recognized parties including Hurriyat Conference should be convened without delay.
Addressing a meeting of political activists of JKNPP at party headquarter urged the Governor to call an urgent meeting of the prominent representatives of all recognized political parties operating in J&K. He also demanded that senior representatives of the Hurriyat Conference may also be invited to join the emergency meeting.
The Panthers Party condemned the use of violence against the employees and policemen asking for appropriate intervention of the Union Home Ministry so that every citizen shall | |
| | | | Rally under SBM Organized | | | |
Early Times Jammu
Rajouri, Sept 21: Students under Narla Complex in Rajouri district took out a rally under Swatch Bharat Mission (SBM) to aware the people, students about the importance of cleanliness.
Narla Complex is situated in the remotest area in Rajouri district and the school under it includes higher secondary school at Narla, primary schools at Nari, Sanglote, Majra lower and middle schools at Sangard and Padder.
The students and staff members participated in the march to create awareness about cleanliness and its importance in our health and keep the environment pollution free.
"The aim behind rally was to keep the schools, surroundings and area clean, availability of pure | |
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