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| Ramban police organizes Career Counselling cum Anti Drugs programme | | |  Early Times Report
RAMBAN, Mar 18: Jammu and Kashmir Police (JKP) Ramban organized a career counselling and anti-drugs programme at Government Higher Secondary School, Gool. The programme was attended by Principal and staff of the school and large number of students. The programme was conducted by SDPO, Gool Mohd Rafi Giri under the supervision of Addl SP Sanjay Parihar and overall supervision of Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Ramban Anita Sharma. SDPO while speaking on the occasion | |
| | | | CEO flags-off Matdan Mahotsav Van to spread awareness across Jammu district | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Mar 18: Chief Electoral Officer J&K, Shailendra Kumar today flagged off Matdan Mahotsav van to spread mass awareness about importance of exercising vote across Jammu district ahead of General Elections-2019.
District Election Officer Jammu, Ramesh Kumar and Other officers were also present at the launch of mobile campaign aimed at to generate awareness among the masses regarding the importance of vote and motivating them to participate in large numbers in the upcom | |
| | | | Poll preparedness reviewed at Doda | | | | Early Times Report
DODA, Mar 18: District Election Officer, Dr Sagar D. Doifode, Monday convened a meeting of nodal officers to review the preparedness for General Elections 2019 in the district.
The meeting held extensive discussions on various aspects of preparations for the elections including district election and booth level management plans, transportation plan for manpower and material, complaints redressal mechanism, training of polling staff among others.
The SVEEP awareness activities and establishment of basic minimum facilities at polling stations were also discussed in the meeting. Instructions for holding of SVEEP awareness programmes at block levels and equipping all pol | |
| | | | DC Anantnag discusses preparations for Amarnath Yatra | | | | Early Times Report
ANANTNAG, Mar 18: Deputy Commissioner Anantnag, Khalid Jahangir, who is also District Yatra officer, today chaired a meeting of concerned officers to discuss the preparations to be made for smooth conduct of the Annual Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra 2019.
The DC directed CEO, PDA, CMO, SE PDD, Hydraulic, Oxen R&B, PHE, PDD, Urban Development, Education, Tourism, Animal husbandry, Labour, ARTO, Dy. Commandant Home Guard & SDRF, Traffic Department to ensure all necessary arrangements with regard to the smooth conduct of SANJY - 2019.
The CEO, PDA, informed the meeting that tenders have been served for 32 km Yatra track from Chandanwari to Holy Cave for its snow clearance manu | |
| | | | Tributes paid Rifleman Karamjeet Singh | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: Pakistan Army resorted to unprovoked firing on own post in Sunderbani Sector on the line of control (LoC) in the incident, Rifleman Karamjeet Singh was critically injured and later succumbed to his injuries. Rifleman Karamjeet Singh aged 24 Years, belonged to village Janer,Tehsil Dharamkot, District Moga and is survived by his parents. Rifleman Karamjeet Singh was a brave and sincere soldier. The nation will always remain indebted to him for the supreme sacrifice and devotion to duty. GOC and all ranks of Crossed Swords Division salute the brave heart and offer deepest condolences to his family. | |
| | | | Bovine smuggling foiled, 6 animals rescued | | | | Early Times Report
Kathua, Mar 18: In continuation to strict measures to thwart conspiracies of bovine smugglers, Police Post Chadwal succeeded in foiling bovine smuggling bid and rescued 6 bovine animals. Police team in the wee hours during checking at NHW Chadwal seized two load career vehicles, one Mahindra Bolero bearing registration no JK14E-7128 and JK08F-2397 illegally carrying bovine animals. In this process Police saved 06 bovine animals, arrested both the bovine smuggler namely Ashok Kumar S/o Mukhtyar Chand R/o Marheen Chadwal Kathua and Ashok Kumar S/o Ram Saran R/o Thil Udhampur and seized both the vehicles. Police registered a case under relevant sections of Law. | |
| | | | Advisor Sharma's public hearing at Jammu postponed | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Mar 18: In view of official engagements, weekly public hearing scheduled to be convened by Advisor K K Sharma at Convention Centre, Canal Road Jammu on 19th March has been postponed.
The public hearing would be held in upcoming week, the time and date would be notified separately. | |
| | | | J&KAACL organises seminar at Banihal | | | | Early Times Report
RAMBAN, Mar 18: A two-day seminar organized to promote Kashmiri Language and Culture commenced today here at Government Degree College, Banihal. The event was organised by the Sahitya Akademi New Delhi in collaboration with Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture and Languages (J&KAACL). The final session was presided by the Secretary Culture J&KAACL Dr. Aziz Hajjani.
In his address Dr. Aziz Hajjani underlined the importance of culture and heritage adding that it is the duty of the young generation to preserve it. He congratulated administration of Banihal College for organizing a successful seminar on a vital topic.
He further informed that during the day | |
| | | | Manohar conducts series of public interaction meetings | | |  Early Times Report
Kathua, Mar 18: Former Minister and President DCC Kathua Dr. Manohar lal Sharma today conducted series of public interaction meetings at Bhaiya, bhagochak,gura beldara, tokal,Lower mela,Bhatyari, Sallan, Bhannu chak, Dhalli where he requested people to positively participate in upcoming electoral process and ensure victory of congress candidates both in parliamentary and assembly election in the state . During interaction people apprised Manohar lal Sharma about the pr | |
| | | | DEO Jammu for strict imposition of MCC for free, fair polls | | General Elections 2019 | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: District Election Officer, Ramesh Kumar today chaired the meeting of Election Nodal Officers, AROs and other senior officers to chalk out strategy to ensure free and fair Lok Sabha elections and strict compliance to the Model Code of Conduct (MCC).
The DEO asked the officers to work in full gear with sincerity and commitment to ensure smooth and successful conduct of the polls slated on April 11.
"It is essential for every concerned officer to understand his role and responsibilities properly and perform their duties in a professional and most competent manner for the successful conduct of elections" he said.
He advised the officers to go through t | |
| | | | Man shot dead by militants in Pulwama | | | | Srinagar, Mar 18: A 25-year-old man was shot dead by militants on Monday in Pulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir, a police official said. They fired upon Mohsin Wani near his residence in Reshipora area of Tral in the south Kashmir district, he said. Wani succumbed to injuries while he was being taken to a hospital, the official said. Police have cordoned off the area and a hunt has been launched to nab the assailants, he said. | |
| | | | ECI issues election notification for Baramulla, Jammu Lok Sabha seats | | General Elections 2019 | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: The Election Commission of India (ECI) today issued notification for General Elections to Baramulla and Jammu Parliamentary Constituencies.
As per the notification, last date of filing nominations has been fixed on March 25, while the scrutiny of papers will be held on March 26 and the last date of withdrawal of candidature is March 28 up to 3 PM.
Similarly, as per the notification polling for the two seats will be held on April 11, 2019. The voting hours has been fixed from 7:00AM to 6:00PM. | |
| | | | HC seeks Govt's response to plea against reservation ordinance 2019 | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Mar 18: The State High Court today issued a notice to union of India and J&K government on a petition, seeking its directions to declare Jammu and Kashmir Reservation (Amendment) Ordinance, 2019 and Constitution (Application to Jammu & Kashmir) Amendment Order 2019, as unconstitutional and quashing tit. A single judge of Justice Rajesh Bindal issued the notice, seeking response within four weeks to the petition filed by Kashmir High Court Bar Association. The case has been ordered to be posted again in the week commencing from 3rd week of April.
Union cabinet headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi approved the J&K Reservation (Amendment) Ordinance, 2019 t | |
| | | | J&K Bank Chairman visits family of the deceased employee | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Mar 18: Chairman & CEO Parvez Ahmed today visited the bereaved family to offer their condolences on behalf of all the members of J&K Bank Family on the sudden demise of Jameel Ahmad Baba, an Executive at J&K Bank.
Expressing solidarity with the bereaved family, the Chairman & CEO Parvez Ahmed said, “We are profoundly grieved by the sudden demise of our colleague Jameel Ahmad who was a man of noble demeanour apart from being an excellent human resource. We understand that the void created in the family of the officer cannot be filled, however, the Bank will fulfill all its obligations towards the family on a priority basis.”
Praying for the peace of departed | |
| | | | NC to contest all six seats from Jammu and Kashmir in Lok Sabha polls | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Mar 18 : The National Conference on Monday decided to contest all six Lok Sabha seats in the state, but has left a slim possibility of an alliance with the Congress "based on the national scenario".
The National Conference and the Congress have been in talks for the past few days for a pre-poll alliance. The parliamentary board of the National Conference met here this evening after which a decision to contest all the six Lok Sabha seats was taken, the party said.
Seemingly, the talks could not move as there were differences over seat-sharing, sources said.
But, in what could be seen as a possible opportunity for a tie-up, NC sources said the party's parlia | |
| | | | NNK's Dogri Play Macbeth; The Crown of Blood Performed in Bikaner | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Mar 18: Natraj Natya Kunj, Cultural Society Jammu, performed Dogri adaptation of William Shakespeare tragedy Play Macbeth; The Crown Of Blood in Bikaner Theatre Festival, Rajasthan.
Elucidating about the play, Director Abhishek Bharti said that the play is a story of Macbeth who is a courageous Scottish general not naturally inclined to commit evil deeds, but kills the king against his better judgment and afterward stews in guilt and paranoia. Toward the end of th | |
| | | | CUJ organises National Conference on education | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: Central University of Jammu (CUJ) organized National Conference on Education, Employment and Empowerment: Issues and Challenges here at Bagla today, in association with National Working Group on Employment New Delhi. The event started with the condolence of the late Manohar Parriker. The event inaugurated by the Chief Guest by lightening the lamp. Dean Students Welfare (DSW), Prof Deepak Pathania welcomed the Guests. Prof. Bagwati Prakash Sharma Vice Chancel | |
| | | | ESRM stages Nukad "Rang Mey Bung Nahi" | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: Ek Sath Rang Mandal presented it's 343rd Monday Theatre with Vijay Malla's new progressive nukad on Holi Festival "Rang Mey Bung Nahi" under Monday theatre series at Pacca Talab JDA Park Jammu. Holi is a festival of colors celebrated all over country. Different color powder is thrown on each other, sweets are distributed among friends and relatives. No doubt HOLI is one of the important festival in India but it's celebration has bad affect on our environment | |
| | | | Nidaan Kids Playway celebrates foundation day | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: Nidaan Kids, the Digital Playway School, Shastrinagar celebrated its second foundation day on 18th March with great enthusiasm and fervor.
The gamut of celebration started with Lighting of Lamps by and Darshan Kumar Gupta, Chairperson Nidaan Parivaar Group, Rakesh Mahajan M/s Rakesh Jewellers and Shiv Mahajan.
The chairman of the school extended his heartfelt felicitations to the Principal on the successful functioning of the school and gave his blessin | |
| | | | BLSKS exhibits Musical Play Jago Grahak Jago | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: Bhartiya Lok Sangeet Kala Sansthan (BLSKS) in coordination with Sangam Tru Art Production and National College of Computer Education exhibited regular Saturday Series Musical Play Jago Grahak Jago as part of regular feature at open air theatre Durga Bhawan Janipur Jammu. T
The Musical play was presented to observe World Consumer Rights Day and to promote the traditional folk cultural of Jammu and Kashmir. The theme of this year for the World Consumers day w | |
| | | | Budget 2019 discussed at BGSBU | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Mar 18: A public lecture to review the 2019 Budget was organized by the school of Management studies under eminent lecture series provided the platform for the academia to present its views and deliberate on d national and key government policies. The purpose of the discussion was to contribute some possible solutions to key policies and issues that were raised in the budget. The key note lecture was delivered by Prof. Naseem Ahmed , Dean of the School. He said | |
| | | | President Rajput Sabha inaugurates slab work of Ram Mandir | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Mar 18: Narayan Singh President Shri Amar Kshatriya (Rajput) Sabha J&K, inaugurated slab work of Shri Ram Mandir at Rajput Sabha Akhnoor.
On the occasion, the Rajput Sabha Akhnoor, also held its meeting under the chairmanship of Chaggar Singh. The agenda of the meeting was to generate funds for Shri Ram Mandir Nirman and its allied works. Large number of Members of town and adjacent villages were present on spot.
Baba Chanchal Singh suggested that he would assist the collection team and offered Rs 1,10,000 on spot. The Rajput Sabha Akhnoor demanded Community Hall from Kr. Narayan Singh President Shri Amar Kshatriya (Rajput) Sabha J&K. Kr. Narayan Singh Presid | |
| | | | Congress alleges BJP for neglecting Chenab Valley | | | | Early Times Report
RAMBAN, Mar 18: Accusing BJP of polarizing the country to hide its failures and neglecting Chenab Valley in developmental sphere Congress candidate for Doda Udhampur seat Vikramaditya Singh said it was time to forge unity and give a befitting reply to those who were hell bent to destroy our social fabric.
Vikramaditya Singh along with former Ministers Aijaz Ahmed khan and Vikar Rasool Wani were addressing congress party workers convention at Maitra Ramban today. "BJP is polarizing the country to hide its failures. With a reduced credibility, the BJP and its ideologue will again rack up the emotive issues. The situation that we are facing today is a grim reminder of h | |
| | | | Omar Abdullah in pursuance of saving his fiefdom: AAP | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: Members of J&K Aam Admi Party today strongly took exception to the statement made by former Chief Minister Omar Abdullah stating Delhi creating new parties in Kashmir to divide votes.
Member of AAP, in a single voice said that in a democratic country like India, every citizen has the right express their view or to form a political party irrespective of the fact that it harms or adds colour to an already existing outfit.
One of the members said that the assertion of Omar Abdullah that Shah Faisal has been planted by the centre to make a dent to the vote bastion of NC or PDP like political parties, who have miserably failed to come up to the aspirations | |
| | | | KVK Jammu holds 17th Scientific Advisory Committee meeting | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Mar 18: Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Jammu under the aegis of Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Jammu (SKUAST-J) conducted 17th Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC) Meeting.
The meeting held under the Chairmanship of Dr.K.S.Risam, Vice Chancellor, SKUAST-J at KVK R.S.Pura, Jammu. In his presidential address, Dr.K.S.Risamappreciated the efforts of Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Jammu. He advised that KVK should expand its area of work in the e | |
| | | | Private school teachers demand increment in remuneration | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: An emergent meeting of the J&K Private School Teachers Association Jammu held under the chairmanship of Vijay Dutta president of the association and demanded increment in at least minimum wages. While addressing the members said that teachers are the builders of the nation and in present time the private schools teachers are playing very significant role in making future of children's as campered to Govt run schools but in terms of remuneration pvt. schools teachers are not being paid even equal to minimum wages even schools are not providing chairs to the teachers during class teachings and due to this female teachers are facing numbers of health re | |
| | | | NCPI expresses grief over demise of Manohar Parrikar | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Mar 18: Paying tributes to Parrikar, National Democratic Party (Indian) National President Sandeep Turki described him as a widely respected public figure and an able administrator whose service to the country will always be remembered.
As per press statement, Turki added, Parrikar was a builder of modern Goa and thanks to his affable personality and accessible nature, he remained the preferred leader of the Goa State for years. His pro-people policies ensured Goa scales remarkable heights of progress.
State President Rajesh Gupta also expressed his deepest sympathies to his children and other members of the family and prayed that the departed soul may rest in | |
| | | | Arrangements for annual "Holy Chhari Yatra" to Purmandal discussed | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Mar 18: A combined meeting of the members of Purmandal-Utterbehni Shrines Development Committee, Shri Lakshmi Narayan Management Trust, Dogra Sadar Sabha and Langar Sewa Samiti Bari Brahmna under the chairmanship of Th. Gulchain Singh Charak, former minister and President of Shri Lakshmi Narayan Mandir Management Trust was held at Shri Lakshmi Narayan Mandir complex Gandhi Nagar in which other prominent members of district Samba also participated.
The proper arrang | |
| | | | Food Safety Deptt collects flour, rice samples from Kishtwar store | | | | Early Times Report
Kishtwar, Mar 18: The team of Food Safety Department headed by Designated Officer Assistant Controller Food Shabir Ahmed Faridy conducted the surprise visit of Kishtwar Main Ration Store of Consumer Affairs and Public Distribution Department and collected the samples of flour and rice for analysis. Speaking on the occasion, Shabir Ahmed said that this is the routine process of collecting the samples and the market checking with an aim to provide better hygiene and wholesome food to the people. He said that in case they found any hygiene food items including vegetables, fruits, milk and other edible articles whatever on sale in the market, same had been destroyed on sp | |
| | | | Traffic Police conducts drive against overloading in Kathua | | |  Early Times Report
Kathua, Mar 18: In order to curb the menace of traffic violations in District Kathua, Traffic Police Rural Jammu under the supervision of Mohan Lal Kaith, Sr. Supdt. of Police Traffic Rural Jammu along with DYSP Traffic Samba Kathua Behari Lal and other subordinate officers has launched a joint surprise checking drive today against school buses, overloading in passenger buses, dumpers, without crash helmets and other visible offences. During the surprise checking 238 vehi | |
| | | | Panthic Morcha elects candidate for Parliamentary election | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: A press conference was organized under the banner of Panthic Morcha with support of all the Sikh religious and social organizations who unanimously decide the candidature of Sardar Avtar Singh Khalsa from Jammu Poonch parliamentary constituency.
One of the members said that the need for contesting the forth coming elections has been felt as Sikh community has been neglected completely in social, economical and religious matters. The dispensation at state | |
| | | | ABSMS holds press conference over long pending issues | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: Akhil Bhartiya Safai Mazdoor Sangh (ABSMS) held a press conference at Town Hall Jammu Municipal Corporation under the leadership of Amar Mooman, State, General Secretary highlighting the long pending demands of Safai Karam Charis.
Amar Mooman highlighted the issues such as merger of 2 and half days salary with monthly salary and clearance of pending 2 and half days salaries, immediate enrol of pending 600 vacancies, provision for 538 Safai Karam Chari whose | |
| | | | PHE casual, CP workers' disheartened over pending demands | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: Casual and CP workers, daily wagers serving in the PHE Department held protest today over the pending issues. The protest was attended by employees hailing from across the Jammu and Kashmir.
One of the workers said that we have been engaged from time to time, during the last over two decades, by the department for smooth functioning and regular supply of drinking water to the public at large in the entire J&K state and we served the department as also the p | |
| | | | Signage showroom inaugurated by Councilor of Ward No 73 | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Mar 18: A signage showroom M/s JL Advertisers was inaugurated by Prof (Dr) Yudhvir Singh, Councilor, Ward No 73, at Upper Gadigarh Jammu. A variety of products including LeD Moving Display, LeD Video Boards, Plotter, Led Module, Power Supply, Translite, Digital Printing, Sunboard cutouts etc. are available in the showroom. A large number of people including the prominent citizens and elected representatives were present during the inauguration ceremony. Parvinder S | |
| | | | Demand of GDC Trayath still unfulfilled: AICC | | |  Early Times Report
Kalakote, Mar 18: "Installation of Government Degree College at Trayath, Kalakote is an interminably pending behest of the people" said National Coordinator, All India Congress Committee Vichar Vibhag and former Legislator, Ashok Kumar Sharma, while addressing a Workers Convention regarding constitution of Tehsil Congress Committee Taryath at Tehsil Taryath, Kalakote. Sharma while expressing serious concern over the impetuous and unceremonious persuasion of the state gover | |
| | | | People lock BDO office Mankote for non-clearance of payments | | |  Early Times Report
Mendhar, Mar 18: The aggrieved people of various Panchayats under tehsil Mankote who did not receive payments of works completed during the period from 2014 to 2019 and also MGNERGA Work Sheets delete the people's protest against the Rural Development Department and locked the office of BDO Mankote on Monday. On arrival the Tehasildar Mankote held talks with the protesting people, listened to their problems and assured them that they will receive the payment of work done b | |
| | | | Amita Sharma elected as President BVP | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: Bharat Vikas Parishad, J&K Prant today held elections today at Bal Niketan, Ambphalla in which Kumud Mehta, Regional Secretary was the observer and Sushil Sharma was special invitee. Amita Sharma was elected as President, T.C Taggar as General Secretary and Shiv Ram Sharma as Finance Secretary for two years term from Year 2019-21. Office bearers of 24 branches of Bharat Vikas parishad elected the new team. Outgoing team was given warm send off. Regiona | |
| | | | Red Cross Jammu distributes cheques' among needy patients' | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: Indian Red Cross Society, Jammu today cheques among sick and suffering poor people who are suffering from different ailments' in medical treatment to the maximum possible medicines and financial assistance on case to case basis as one of the main Philanthropic activity.
Rs. 2.20 Lakh which was sanctioned by Sanjeev Verma, IAS, Divisional Commissioner who is also the ex-officio Chairman of IRCS, Jammu Region was distributed today through cheques to 8 diffe | |
| | | | Advisor Ganai inaugurates seminar on 'Plant and Fungal Diversity' at JU | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: Advisor to Governor Khurshid Ahmed Ganai today inaugurated two day UGS-SAP sponsored National Seminar on 'Plant and Fungal Diversity: Status and Challenges and Symposium on Ecology' here at Department of Botany University of Jammu.
In his inaugural address, the Advisor recounted the contribution of eminent researchers and teachers in holistic development of science and environment. He further said that biodiversity both of plants and animals is indispens | |
| | | | Advisor Sharma expresses grief over demise of Manohar Parrikar | | | | JAMMU, Mar 18: Advisor Governor KK Sharma has expressed grief over demise of Shri Manohar Parrikar, Chief Minister of Goa, who passed away yesterday after a prolonged illness.
While recalling his association and paying rich tributes to Shri Parrikar, the Advisor described him an astute legislator who would vociferously project public issues. "He was a widely respected public figure and an able administrator whose selfless service to the nation will be always remembered. Inspite of his frail health he would leave his bed and be on roads and in office to do his best towards his state of Goa. This he did till his last days, a lesson for all to emulate", the Advisor added.
The Advisor also | |
| | | | Drug peddler held, over 7 Kg charas recovered | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: Continuing its Crusade against Drugs, Special Operation Group (SOG) Jammu achieved a success by recovering 7.5 Kilograms of high quality Contraband (Charas) near Ban under the jurisdiction of Police Station Nagrota this afternoon. Police spokesman said that SOG Jammu raised a special naka at Ban area with the sleuths of Nagrota police station. "A Santro car bearing registration number JK03D-3182 was made to stop which was coming from Kashmir towards Jammu and cops arrested one narcotic smuggler who was smuggling the above contraband in the Car," said spokesman. He further said that the consignment was concealed in a Santro car in specially made cavi | |
| | | | HEWA offers condolence to Principle AMT School | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: A condolence meeting was held at Directorate of Health Services Complex, Jammu to condole the sad demise of Late Sardarni Mohinder Kour who was the Mother of S Bikram Singh Principle A M T School Gandhi Nagar Jammu in Directorate of Health Services Office. Chief Medical Offices and adjoining officers' attend the condolence meeting and prayed for peace to the almighty departed and expressed sympathy with the family members of departed soul.
These who attend the condolence meeting DHS Dy DHS Chief Medical Officer Jammu, Dy CMO Jammu, STO Jammu President HEWA Jammu Ravinder Singh Rozy President JKMEF Sushil Sudan S Darminder Singh and others. | |
| | | | DEO reviews election preparedness | | | | Early Times Report
Udhampur, Mar 18: District Election Officer, Dr. Piyush Singla today chaired a meeting of ROs and Nodal Officers to review the preparedness for upcoming Parliamentary Election in the district.
Threadbare discussions were held on various issues and role of different teams, Man power and material management, Transport plan, Implementation of MCMC, VST, SST, VVT, food and civic amenities, health care, transportation etc discussed in detail.
The DEO stressed on coordination among different teams and timely dispatch of polling parties, security personnel, and polling material especially in far flung areas for the smooth conduct of elections in the district.
The DEO b | |
| | | | Absconder arrested in Bishnah | | | | Jammu, Mar 18: Police today claimed to have arrested an an absconder who had been evading arrest for last several.
Police spokesman said that a police party led by SHO Bishnah-Inspector Rattan Singh traced and arrested the absconder namely Ajay Singh of Chak Jawahar Singh, Bishnah.
Police said that the said accused had been evading arrest in a case under FIR no. 129/2014 under section 354 of RPC of Bishnah police station.
The warrant for his arrest had been issued under section 512 CrPC by the Court of JMIC Bishnah. | |
| | | | JKEJAC dismayed over discrimination of government employee | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: An emergency meeting of J&K Employees Joint Action Committee (JKEJAC) (R) held an emergency meeting today under the leadership of State President Babu Hussain Malik to discuss the alleged discrimination being done with the employees working outside the Civil Secretariat.
All the members in one voice strongly condemned the recent attack by Parvaiz, a member of the Civil Secretariat Employees Union on one of the officials of Estates Department who was performing his duties in Government Quarter at Tangey Wali Gali, Kachi Chawani Jammu.
Parvaiz was allegedly mercilessly beaten up and slapped the said official and used unparliamentarily language. Later P | |
| | | | Court rejects bail to three in murder case | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: 1st Additional Sessions Judge Jammu YP Kotwal rejected the bail applications of Kuldeep Kumar S/o Bodh Raj, Vicky Kumar S/o Late kunjali, and Bittu Ram S/o Rattan Ram, all residents of Bhagwani Jindrah facing trial in murder case.
According to the police case, on 01.11.2016, deceased alongwith other members of Band Party had gone in the marriage ceremony of the son of one Bamu Ram and when they alongwith other Baraties including accused Kuldeep Kumar, Omkar Kumar, Vicky Kumar and Bittu Ram were on their way back, they had heated discussion, following which all the four accused persons came down from the roof of the said matador and with criminal inte | |
| | | | MSB to enrol new beneficiaries for financial help | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: All India working committee meeting of Mahajan Shiromani Sabha was held at in which a decision was taken to enroll new beneficiaries for getting financial help. Therefore financially weak, deserving, Mahajan Widows, students and ailing people may obtain requisite form from Jammu Central Mahajan Sabha Shalamar Road, Jammu and deposit filled one before March 30, 2019 in the office chamber of JCMS. A team of 50 delegates attended the meeting under the leadership of Romesh Chander Gupta, President, Jammu Central Mahajan Sabha. | |
| | | | Court awards five years imprisonment to Pak woman | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: Principal Sessions Judge Jammu Vinod Chatterji Koul today awarded 5 years imprisonment to Faiza, W/O Sheraz Ahmed R/O Chancha, Mansira, Rawalpindi, Pakistan, who had entered into Indian Territory without any valid permit and was found in restricted area /protected area.
According to the police case, on 11.03.2012, Dy.S.P (Operations) Gool, received an information that two militants namely Ghulam Ali Code Muzamil and Sheraz Ahmed alias Shakir had crossed the LOC in the year 2000 without permit for training of subversion and handling of arms and ammunition in POK and are returning back to India after training through Nepal without permission and are on th | |
| | | | Sahitya Akademi, Cultural Academy organize seminar | | | | Early Times Report
RAMBAN, Mar 18: With an aim to promote Kashmiri Language and Culture in state a two-day long seminar was commenced at Government Degree College, Banihal being organized by the Sahitya Akademi New Delhi in collaboration with Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture and Languages (JKAACL). The programme was presided by the secretary JKAACL Dr. Aziz Hajjani.
On the first day of Seminar inaugural session was presided over by the principal of host college Mushtaq Ahmed Sohil, representative of Sahitya Akademi, Ajay Sharma, Manshoor Banihali, Prof Shad Ramzan , Shabir Ahmed Shabir, Zarif Ahmed Zarif, Zahir Banihali, Gohar Banihali, Dilfagar Banihali, Shaker Shafi, AK Sh | |
| | | | WCWS & Vivekananda Hospital organize free medical camp | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 18: A free medical camp for eye, general health, orthopaedic and dental check up was organised on Sunday March 17th at village Aithem by We Care Welfare Society (WCWS) in association with Swami Vivekananda Medical Mission Charitable Hospital, Ambphalla, Jammu. Many families, men, women , children , young and old, from near & far off places of many villages , turned up for medical check up. Especially, lot of patients, old women and aged men, came for eye check up and some of them screened out for cataract operation. These patients were registered and advised for further treatment at the hospital. People demanded to hold another camp, exclusively for e | |
| | | | JKNPP announces Lok Sabha candidates | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Mar 18: Jammu & Kashmir National Panthers Party (JKNPP) has announced its contesting candidates for Baramulla and Srinagar Lok Sabha (LS) constituencies in Kashmir region here today.
Jahangir Ahmed Khan will contest from Baramulla LS constituency while Abdul Rashid Ganie will be the party candidate from Srinagar LS constituency. The names of the candidates were approved by the Parliamentary Board of JKNPP. Name of the contesting candidate for Anantnag Lok Sabha seat will be announced later.
The party has authorized the contesting candidates to file their nomination forms in their respective constituencies. | |
| | | | MPEJ urges voters to know their power | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Mar 18:Movement for Peace, Equality and Justice (MPEJ) has called upon the voters to know the power of their right to franchise.
Kuldeep Kumar Rao, an active member of MPEJ, has appealed to the voters on the eve of the coming Lok Sabha/Assembly elections, that this time the voters must rise above the consideration of party politics, religion or region etc and exercise the voting power to elect only honest and efficient representatives/ political parties and where there is no scope of such exercise, they should press the NOTA button of EVMs. He said reject all those faces who are not trustworthy whether they belong to BJP, NC, Congress, PDP, JKNPP or independents | |
| | | | Mashroom Mela cum farmers' awareness camp held | | | | Early Times Report
Samba, Mar 18: Department of Horticulture Planning & Marketing held Mashroom Mela cum Farmers Awareness Camp at Apni Mandi Tapyal Samba. Apart from Ritu Gupta Sub Divisional Magistrate Gaghwal as chief guest, Shilpa Nagpal Marketing Officer DMI, Prof Anil Bhat SKUAST Jammu, Vivek Shahi Agriculture Technocrat Manager Operations Dawat Rice J&K, Sarpanchs, Panchs, Members of F&VGCM Societies Doura & Tanda Burj and local farmers/ producers of Tapyal, adjoining areas, Supwal and Nud attended the awareness camp.
Addressing the gathering Anuj Vermy Assistant Grading & Marketing Officer assured agriculturists, present on the occasion, to provide full support to the them for | |
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