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Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 3: “My Foot”, this is what people usually say when mean that they don’t care. See Uttam’s work and you will burst in exclamation…“oh his foot”. It is Uttam foot doing beautifully when many cant do without their hands.
Uttam’s is a story of one foot and many tales of courage, determination, will power and refusal to take things lying down as they come your way. His body has clearly visible disadvantages –his both hands and one leg is handicapped. But his will power is such a strong advantage that Uttam is a name to reckon with in his chosen field –the art world. At look at his gallery, where painting are now up for sale, clearly suggest that success is 99% ... | |
| | | | Omar on reality check walk in potholed town | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 3: Rainy season came and gone, festive season is on and about to go but no smooth end is still in sight for the potholed roads of the City of Temples. Amidst a growing public outcry on dug up road network, a major health hazard and grave security risk, the Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today took a reality check walk across the town. Though the city tour mostly remained limited to the areas where roads have come up again but people have some sense of gratitude that the Chief Minister was literally on the road to see what Jammu has been thrown up by unplanned and mindless digging by agencies working counter-purpose to each other.
Ambphalla crossing was the ... | |
| | | | Police Custody of ‘Tainted’ Cops Extended by 5 Days | | SIT noose nearing Nago, brothers; decision on their bail plea deferred | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 3: It is a game of check and mate as the Special Investigation Team, headed by SP Mubashir Latiefi under supervision of DIG Farooq Khan probing Amandeep murder evidence destruction case, is apparently picking up threads of its daily thought network where the accused had left thinking last night. Even though the alleged key accused, conspirators and abettors to evidence destruction crime still remain at large but the noose is clearly tightening. Saturday’s surgical operation is a case in point.
The Police had lifted a Chartered Accountant of Choudhary Nagar Singh alias Nago, the father of the murder accused Aamndeep Singh alias Raja. The Chartered Accountan... | |
| | | | Ramban, Reasi plans approved | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 3: The annual plans were the hilly districts of Ramban and Reasi were approved at Rs 46.64 Crore and Rs 46.13 Crore respectively at meeting of District Development Boards held here today. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah chaired the meetings.
The District Plan of Rs. 46.13 crore for Reasi includes additionalities of Rs. 3.07 crore and Rs. 46.64 crore for Ramban included additionalities of Rs. 3.89 crore.
CM said at the meeting that thrust should be on launching result oriented projects which require lesser funding and could be completed well in time, Chief Minister stressed on restraining from creating liabilities. He said that availability of funds does not ... | |
| | | | India wakes up to Pak OIC ploy | | | |
ABID SHAH
New Delhi, October 3: India has finally woken up to the Pakistani move to whip up the issue of Kashmir through the aegis of Organisation of Islamic Conference (OIC).
The External Affairs Ministry spokesman, Vishnu Prakash, rejected here today an OIC statement and questioned the locus standi of the grouping of Islamic countries after the OIC in the wake of its meeting at New York earlier this week called for realisation of “legitimate rights of self-determination in accordance with the relevant UN resolution and aspirations of Kashmiri people”.
The report also commented on the human rights situation in Kashmir, including murder of two women in mysterious circumstances in summ... | |
| | | | 194 Dead In K’tka, Andhra | | Rains, floods render two million homeless | | |
Bangalore/Hyderabad: Heavy rains and surging flood water continued to batter Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh claiming 194 lives and indundating vast swathes of land rendering nearly two million people homeless as authorities battled to reach food and shelter for them.
Resuce efforts were stepped up with troops backed by IAF helicopters shifting marooned people in both the states to safer areas.
While 161 people perished in the heavy rains that lashed 15 districts of Karnataka, 33 people were killed in neighbouring Andhra Pradesh whose five districts were hit by the flash flood affecting more than 18 lakh people.
The death count in both the states is likely to mount as many people in flo... | |
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