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| Cong camp holds meeting in Srinagar | | Leaders of both factions attend | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: While adjournment of Assembly sine die today has brought some relief to the NC , its main alliance partner Congress held a meeting today in Srinagar to discuss the crisis being faced by the coalition in the backdrop of scathing attack by opposition, mainly PDP which continues insisting on Chief Minister's resignation.
Reliable sources said a meeting was held in Srinagar which was attended by all the ministers, legislators and even some senior leaders of the party today. The Congress camp discussed the whole issue which had shook the coalition, NC in particular, sources said adding that it was perhaps for the first time the leaders, legislators and even... | |
| | | | BJP breaks silence, demands probe into Jammu custodial killings | | NC worker's incident brings to fore "cash for MLC seat" practice | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: Breaking its silence after five days, the state unit of BJP today said that the issue of mysterious death of National Conference activist Syed Mohammad Yusuf Shah is no longer an internal matter of that party. In what can be seen as the first reaction to the issue which has triggered political storm in the state with ruling NC in the centrestage of contoversy, BJP said the matter had facets beyond custodial death particularly in the wake of allegations of torture death. What mae BJP reaction even more cosnpicuous today is that the party has related it to one more controversy ,contending that the issue also involves serious angle of "cash for MLC seat... | |
| | | | Leave 'fixer' political worker, Omar's administration spares none | | Think about this! | | | Syed Junaid Hashmi
Jammu, Oct 4: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's recent threat to file defamation suit against leader of People's Democratic Party (PDP) Mehbooba Mufti amply not only describes the image consciousness of a man embroiled by avoidable controversies but raises question on his political maturity and wisdom.
His mantra is "Either you are with me or against". Omar does not like to be dictated and seemingly hates criticism. His politics has mostly revolved around taking the opponents to task. Leave aside the high profile National Conference (NC) worker Mohammed Yousuf Shah, Omar has in the recent past spared none.
To begin with, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's administration wheth... | |
| | | | Govt issues orders for release of arrears as per recent agreement with JCC | | Pensioners say not acceptable | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: Following the recent negotiations with the Employees Joint Consultative Committee (JCC) the State government has issued order on release of the arrears of 6th Pay Commission for its employees and pensioners wide Cabinet Decision Number 169/21/2011.
While the Government has kept its word to release entire amount of arrears due to the State Government employees w.e.f 01-01-2006 to 30-06-2009 on account of implementation of 6th Pay Commission in the state, it has however ignored the pensioners who retired before the 2006 as no mention has been made any where in the order about them.
As per the order the arrears of 6th pay Commission will be paid in five equa... | |
| | | | Congress NC's B-team, losing its credibility | | Yousuf's Death | | | Rustam
JAMMU, Oct 4: The Congress party about which objective and serious commentators are writing its obituaries has been playing a dubious role in the sensitive State of Jammu and Kashmir. It is generally believed that it is the Congress which is responsible for the troubles the country has been facing in the state since 1947. In other words, the general perception in the country is that the Congress is responsible for the "Kashmir problem". The perception is not based on heresy. It is based on hard facts. No need to refer to here those hard facts, as everything is in public domain.
But it is desirable to reflect on what the Congress has done in the state between January 2009 and till d... | |
| | | | Should tainted get painted on the floor of house? | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: Tainted MLAs should not be allowed to speak in the Legislative Assembly at least for three sittings. This is what concerned quarters feel after yesterday's `extra-legislative' activities of the members on the floor of the house. But is it possible? And, who can take the initiative? The questions merit special consideration.
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) president, Mahbooba Mufti gave a `soft' scolding to former works minister G.M. Saroori when he tried to make a point when the leader of opposition was delivering her fiery speech. According to a local newspaper, Mahbooba told him: "You are the one who lost his ministerial berth for a mistake."
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| | | | 5 yrs on, Govt fails to release list of class 4 posts in Chenab region | | After HC direction, DC Doda assures to release list | | | Asif Iqbal Naik
kishtwar, Oct 4: Tall claims of Government of Jammu and Kashmir regarding creation of job opportunities for unemployed youths of the state through Sher-e-Kashmir Unemployment package for unemployed youths falls flat, as the government fails to release the selection list of 4th class posts in Chenab region for which the government issued notification in the year 2006 dated 15-03-2006 from the office of Deputy Commissioner Doda, now divided into 3 Districts viz Doda, Kishtwar and Ramban and invited the applications from unemployed youths for the appointment of class IV employees in various department, but despite the lapse of more than 5 years, the selection list of the selec... | |
| | | | Congress causing more harm to Jammu | | | | Neha
Jammu, Oct 4: The Congress had held out a categorical assurance that it, if voted to power, would not only amend the state constitution to federalize the state polity and establish regional council for Jammu, but would also appoint a delimitation commission to delimit the assembly constituencies afresh and ensure that Jammu got due representation in the assembly, which discusses and decides questions of supreme importance. In 2002 as well, the Congress had made a similar commitment. The only difference was that time it promised to establish in Jammu a development council.
The Congress did come to power in 2002, but it did nothing whatever to fulfill any of these solemn promises on th... | |
| | | | Clarification | | | | This is to inform our esteemed readers that certain unscrupulous elements, out of sheer frustration and jealously, have created a fake e-mail ID [email protected]. This e-mail ID is being used to send fake mails containing news reports published in Early Times. The sender seemingly copies news reports from the website of Early Times, adds certain derogatory remarks about two other local dailies and then sends it to media organisations, reputed personalities including academicians, journalists, politicians and Editors of almost all dailies.
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