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| LG warns people giving irresponsible statements, propagating TRF narrative | | | 
Early Times Report
Srinagar, July 10: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha today inaugurated ‘Bharat Sanrachna J&K 2025’ exhibition and public outreach initiative at Srinagar. In his address, the Lieutenant Governor issued a stern warning to divisive elements in the society to stop spreading fake and dangerous narratives that threaten peace and harmony.
“Some people are giving irresponsible statements by saying that guests are spoiling the culture of J&K. They are stating there is a demographic invasion and alcoholism is spreading. This is the similar narrative as of terror outfit TRF. I appeal to those making such statements to stop peddling such narrative. We have already lost many inno... | |
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| LG congratulates Rajat Charak | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, July 10: Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha said that it is a proud moment for Jammu & Kashmir and the entire nation, Rajat Charak, a dedicated soldier of the Indian Army, has clinched the gold medal at the prestigious Wushu Asia Cup held in Jilin, China.
Taking to X, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha congratulates the valiant athlete, calling him a “proud son of Jammu” whose “stellar performance has brought immense pride to J&K and the entire nation.... | |
| | | | Post-Operation Sindoor, demand for ‘Make in India’ weapons has seen sharp rise: LG Sinha | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, July 10: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Thursday said that the demand for indigenous defence equipment has seen a sharp rise following the successful ‘Operation Sindoor.’
Addressing ‘Bharat Sanrachna J&K 2025’ exhibition here, LG Sinha, emphasized the importance of innovation, self-reliance, and grassroots empowerment in building a “New India.”
Pointing to the exhibits at the event, LG Sinha lauded the participation of DRDO and praised the effectiveness of indigenous weapon systems showcased in the science exhibition. “Our homegrown weapons have hit the enemy hard. Operation Sindoor stands as proof of our strategic and technological might,” he said.
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| | | | Lithium auction in Reasi expected after final survey report | | |  Sanjay Pandita
Early Times Report
Jammu, July 10: A comprehensive geological studies are currently in progress to further explore the lithium reserves discovered in the Salal-Haimna area of Reasi district.
These studies, aimed at upgrading the exploration status from the current G3 (inferred) level to at least G2 (general exploration) level, are expected to be completed by December 31, 2025, paving the way for a more informed auction of the strategically significant mineral block.
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| | | | J&K has evolved into year-round, all-segment tourism destination: CM Omar | | Inaugurates Travel & Tourism Fair Kolkata-2025; says mutual tourism growth possible | |  Early Times Report
KOLKATA, July 10: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today inaugurated the Travel & Tourism Fair, TTF Kolkata-2025, India’s oldest and most trusted B2B travel trade show, at Biswa Bangla Mela Prangan, Kolkata.
Addressing a distinguished gathering of travel professionals, industry stakeholders, and dignitaries, the Chief Minister described TTF Kolkata as a vital platform to explore avenues for collaboration between Jammu & Kashmir and West Bengal and promote m... | |
| | | | Arms cache recovered in Poonch | | |  Early Times Report
Mendhar/Jammu, July 10: Two pistols and six hand-grenades were among a cache of arms and ammunition recovered by a joint team of security forces during a search operation in Poonch district on Thursday, official sources said.
A joint search operation was launched by the police, Special Operations Group, and the Army in the general area of Khanetar and adjoining areas in the district, they said.
At around 16:20 hours, the team recovered a cache of arms, ammunition, and ... | |
| | | | Nabbed with Rs 70 Lakh Heroin, a family from RS Pura’s Tanda village running cross-border narcotics network | | Mother already arrested in Punjab; financial investigation initiated to uncover drug money trail | |  Atul Sharma
Early Times Report
Jammu, July 10: In a significant breakthrough against the rising drug menace in the region, Jammu Police on Wednesday busted an active and well-organized interstate narcotic smuggling racket allegedly being operated by a brother-sister duo from Tanda village in RS Pura. The duo is suspected to have been working in close coordination with cross-border drug syndicates, raising serious concerns over the growing nexus between local traffickers and handlers operati... | |
| | | | Amarnath Yatra: 7,307 pilgrims leave Jammu Base Camp | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, July 10: A fresh batch of more than 7,300 pilgrims left the Bhagwati Nagar base camp here to join the annual Amarnath pilgrimage in the south Kashmir Himalayas on Thursday morning, officials said. About 1.28 lakh pilgrims have paid obeisance at the holy cave shrine, located at a height of 3,880 metres, since the commencement of the 38-day annual yatra from the twin tracks of Pahalgam in Anantnag district and Baltal in Ganderbal district on July 3, the officials said... | |
| | | | SC says ECI’s roll revision drive mandated in Constitution, but questions timing | | |  New Delhi, July 10:
The Supreme Court on Thursday questioned the Election Commission of India on the timing of the Special Intensive Revision drive in poll-bound Bihar saying it went to the “root of democracy and power to vote” while rejecting the argument that the poll panel did not have any power to carry it out.
The ECI also justified the exercise and said Aadhaar wasn’t a “proof of citizenship”.
A bench of Justices Sudhanshu Dhulia and Joymalya Bagchi questioned Dwivedi over the exc... | |
| | | | ACB arrests Patwari for accepting bribe | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, July 10: Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) on Thursday said to have trapped and arrested a Patwari of Halqa Pogal Paristan, Ramban for demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs 2500.
Jammu and Kashmir Anti Corruption Bureau received a complaint alleging therein that the complainant applied for the correction of the name of his father that was entered wrong in the revenue records in the office of Tehsildar Ukhral. The Tehsildar directed Patwari Muzamil Salam of Patwar Halqa... | |
| | | | Landslide kills girl | | | |
Early Times Report
Mendhar/Jammu, July 10: A girl was killed after a landslide triggered by rains hit a mountainous area of Poonch district on Thursday, officials said.
The incident took place in the Chak Bonalla area of Mendhar tehsil. The deceased was identified as 12-year-old Afiya Kousar, they added. ... | |
| | | | 7 injured in Udhampur accident | | | | Early Times Report
Udhampur, July 10: At least seven passengers were injured after the bus they were travelling in skidded off the road and overturned in Jammu and Kashmir’s Udhampur district on Thursday, officials said.
The incident occurred near Highway School, Sunetar, in Ramnagar tehsil.
Locals of the area informed officials and assisted in the rescue operations.
“A passenger bus skidded off the road near Highway School, Sunetar, and overturned close to the roadside in Ramnagar tehsil of Udhampur district, injuring at least six to seven people,” officials said.
They added that all the injured passengers sustained minor injuries and are in stable condition.... | |
| | | | Goods train derails in Kathua | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, July 10: Two bogies of a goods train derailed on Thursday due to flooding on the railway track in Kathua district, disrupting train traffic on the Jammu-Pathankot route, officials said. No loss of life was reported in the incident.
The incident took place in Lakhanpur area of the district, when the train was on its way to Punjab from Jammu.
The incident disrupted train traffic and efforts are on to restore the movement of trains, officials said. ... | |
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