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| J&K not disputed territory, Nov 15 a great day for India | | DIRECT, MINCING NO WORDS -- I | | | NEHA
EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 16: November 15 will always be remembered as a great day for India. It was a day of thanks giving. It was a day for the Indians to rejoice and celebrate a spectacular diplomatic victory. It was a day for the Indians to celebrate not just the diplomatic victory of India over Pakistan, but also a day for the Indians to eulogize the Delhi High Court. It was a day for India when the Delhi High asked the Delhi Government why action should be not taken against those involved in seditious and anti-national activities.
The bleeding and under-attack-India witnessed four major, major developments at the international and national level. One, the United Nation, which hitherto used to create difficulties for India by virtually siding with Pakistan over the Kashmir issue, dramatically excluded Jammu and Kashmir from its list of unresolved disputes. It talked about the unresolved issues in the Middle East, Cyprus and Western Sahara, which are under the observation of the UN Security Council. It also talked about the engagement of the UN Security Council in Ne... | |
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| Who counts the people and why? | | CM's Kupwara darbaar | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 16: For the past few days, the Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah is trying to reach the people to overcome what New Delhi called `trust deficit' and ‘governance deficit.’ The department of information which issued a paid advertisement yesterday and claimed that more than 4000 people met the Chief Minister at his private office at Srinagar.
Yesterday, Chief Minister held a similar darbaar at Kupwara. A press release from the Information department claimed he met (CM) three thousand people.
Even if the claims are accepted for the sake of arguments, it cannot do any good to the government which the people, by and large believe, has failed them. Who counts the peo... | |
| | | | 18 hectares land demined at Samba | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 16:Nearly 18 hectares of agricultural land in the border Sarthi Kalan village of Samba was today demined by army and handed over to farmers.
The land was occupied and mined by army in 1999 after the armies of India and Pakistan had moved close to the border due to the escalation of tension between the two countries.
Nearly 18 hectares of the demined land was today handed over by army to farmers, official sources said.
The landed was handed over to farmers by Samba brigade commander,
Brigadier Hemant Janeja in the presence of assistant commissioner,Samba, Bansi Lal Sharma.
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| | | | Court directs DGP to produce girl | | Inter-community Marriage | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 16: The high court today directed the Director General Police (DGP) to produce the girl and her mother in the much publicized inter-community marriage. The court also issued notice to the SSP Jammu to show cause why contempt proceedings should not be initiated against him.
Justice JP Singh took serious note for not producing the girl and her mother in the Court and issued notice to SSP Jammu that neither girl was produced in court nor SSP appeared to explain his position. He directed DGP J&K to produce the girl in the court on the next date of hearing. It is worth mentioning here that the court had directed the SSP Jammu on November 11, 2010 to make all ou... | |
| | | | No political detainees released on the eve of Eid-ul-Azha | | Geelani, Mirwaiz, Shabir, Nayeem under house arrest | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
SRINAGAR, Nov 16: With the Valley gearing up to celebrate Eid-ul-Azha in a big way on the next three days, Government has put some of the prominent separatist leaders under house arrest in order to ensure that there was no repetition of the mayhem witnessed on occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr on September 11th this year.
Those detained at their respective residences in the capital city include Chairman of the hadline faction of Hurriyat Conference, Syed Ali Shah Geelani, Chairman of the moderate faction of Hurriyat, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq alongwith his key aide Shahidul Islam, Chairman of Democratic Freedom Party, Shabir Ahmed Shah, and Chairman of the National Front, Mohammad Nay... | |
| | | | Terror module busted, ReT teacher among 2 held for recruiting youth in HM ranks | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 16: A day after the arrest of HM divisional commander Abdullah Inquilabi in New Delhi, a terror module, mainly engaged in the recruitment of youth in Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) ranks, was smashed today with the arrest of two persons, including a Rehbar-e-Taleem (ReT) teacher, at Kishtwar.
The module operated from Kishtwar. Police sources said it was busted on a tip-off that one Junaid Akram Malik (17), son of Riyazul Hassan Malik of Bhatindi Morh here, had joined HM in the recent past. During his sustained questioning, Hassan, originally a resident of Sangrambata, Kishtwar, told police that Junaid was in close contact with Azhar Ali Bhat (28), son of Gulam Mohamm... | |
| | | | Govt not sincere in strengthening basic democratic institutions in state: Oppn | | | |
EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 16: The State Government is again befooling the people to take power to grass root level by strengthening the Panchyati Raj system in J&K. No body believes that the coalition Government will be sincere in this regard as ever since the National Conference came to power in J&K, it never showed any positive interest in making Panchyati Raj a reality.
Ridiculing the claims made by the Government in making the Panchayti Raj system a reality in the state, the opposition parties including PDP, BJP and NPP said that NC was never sincere in this regard and had the Party been so it would have not delayed the over due Panchayat elections.
How can the leaders of the r... | |
| | | | Interlocutors have walked into the Kashmiris' dangerous trap | | Problem communal, not political | | | RUSTAM
EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 16: Radha Kumar, like Pakistan, Syed Ali Shah Geelani, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, Mufti Mohammad Sayeed, Yasin Malik, to mention only a few, says that Kashmir is a political problem that must be dealt with politically. She is absolutely wrong. Kashmir problem is neither political nor human. Nor is the Kashmir problem the product of unemployment in Kashmir. Nor is the Kashmir problem product of under-development in Kashmir. Kashmir problem is purely communal. Its origin lies in the two-nation theory. Its origin lies in an intolerant, exclusivist and regressive ideology.
Kashmir has been ruling the state and exploiting and humi... | |
| | | | Loyalists shower accolades on Azad, small naggings show unity 'elusive' | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
Jammu, Nov 16: Close on the heels of the visit of Union Health Minister and former Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad to Jammu, his loyalists made a 'sudden' appearance today showering accolades and praises in his favour. A formal occasion for the purpose shared by many senior leaders, however turned somewhat sour later when some , apparently in a bid of one upmanship show, indulged in naggings , in informal chat, only to show there are layers of factions even within this faction of Pradesh Congress committee.
Though in his absence from the state for over two years now, loyalists from Kashmir as well as Jammu have been frequently meeting on public forums to highlight wha... | |
| | | | Cop found dead in Kathua hotel | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 16: A police constable was found lying dead under mysterious circumstances in a hotel room at Kathua this morning. Identified as Bhupinder Singh Manhas, he was at present posted at RS Pura. Ninety capsules were recovered from his possession, police sources said. The body was handed over to his family after post mortem. Police had registered a case in this connection.... | |
| | | | Woman among 2 killed in road accidents | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 16: Two persons, including a woman, were killed in separate road accidents here Monday night. Police sources said Sachin Gupta (25), son of Rajinder Gupta, was on his way home at Mast Garh here when the Tavera he was driving hit a stationary truck at Sarora late at night.
He was found lying dead in the Tavera at about 5 am today by some morning walkers.
After the matter came to their notice, police evacuated the body to the Vijaypur hospital where post-mortem was conducted on it.The body was later handed over to his family for last rites.Bano Begum, wife of Noor Mohammad of Batalwalian, Udhampur, was injured on being hit by some unknown vehicle at Bishnah.... | |
| | | | Kishtwar girl goes missing in Jammu | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 16: A girl, who had come from Kishtwar to appear in the KAS written test held here Sunday, has gone missing under mysterious circumstances. Police sources said Mehrun Nisa, daughter of Rehmat Ali of Shaheedi Mohalla, Kishtwar, came here Saturday to appear in the KAS written test at Jain School examination centre.
She, however, did not appear in the test, the sources added. The girl's father has lodged a missing report with the Parade police post in this regard.... | |
| | | | Ex-CRPF cop found dead in hotel | | | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 16: A former CRPF cop was today found lying dead under mysterious circumstances in a hotel near the railway station here.
He was identified as Manoj Furkhan, son of Praveen Furkhan of Assam.Police sources said Manoj was dismissed from services last year forallegedly shooting his colleage dead. He was that time posted in 84 CRPF Bn.
He came here last night to go to his battalion and checked in a hotel near railway station. He was found lying dead under mysteriouscircumstances in his room this morning, the sources added. Police had registered a case in this connection.... | |
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