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Breaking News :   Multi-crore scam in PHE Rajouri, Govt reluctant to order probe | One yr on, curtains yet to unfold over 'real actors' for floor management | PSI beats up CID driver, breaks his front tooth | HC dismisses 8 petitions of mobile companies | NC's decline in Rajouri worries Farooq | CM for excellence in higher education | PDP refutes NC's claims | Naib Sarpanch joins NC, Rs one lakh for development | Traffic Cops "charge" Rs 500 per private vehicle from Qazigund to Jammu......? | Life imprisonment to SP Sewak Singh, PSO Satpal | Rahul, Priyanka misleading voters to capture UP | Is Jammu & Kashmir part of the so-called secular India? | Katra police deny ET report; miscreants continue to sell Chicken @ Rs 140 per kg..! | Serve people with dedication, Khoda to probationary officers | Training programme for mediators, referral judges conclude | Man held with illicit liquor | Vishawkarma Sabha condoles 'Salgotra's demise' | Rather concerned over burgeoning power losses | Five structures damaged due to snow in Kashmir | VC Jammu University calls on Governor | Several youth join BJP | Many join PDP expressing faith in party leadership | Edu sector recorded much progress in 3 years: Bhalla | Workshop on Visual Arts begins at JU | IGNOU conducting enteranmce tests in MP | HMED fixes Nursing Home rates for different services | Cong concerned to the plight of the people of border areas: Dr Romesh | Omar led coalition has failed to solve problems of displaced KPs: MLA, Veeri | Scintillating vocal recital by Uma Garg at SaMaPa Aalap Festival | R.M College of Education organizes one day work shop | Extension lecture on Urdu prose held | J&K no.1 in passive smoking in north region | Camp for female development held | Rajouri-Poonch facing shortage of doctors: Gupta | Participants of NationalIntegration Camp felicitated | Unfair trade practices checked | Seminar organised in JU | Mukhi holds series of meetings with BJP leaders | 3-day Shiv Khori mela from Feb 19 | Seminar on Hindi short story held | Omar for awareness of NRHM initiative | Competition through colours for kids organized | School kids pray for Yuvi's speedy recovery in Jammu | Kabaddi Association felicitates officials, coach | PDC makes winning start in football | 14-member badminton team leaves for Jaipur | J&K Gymnast and Aerobic team brings laurels to state | Antony needs to accept Army Chief's plea | GDC (Women) at district level, while already set up Colleges sans infrastructure | Srinagar-Jammu highway reopens, one-way traffic resumes | KP youth tonsure heads demanding relief from central, state govts | Special IAF flights for people stranded in Kargil | Bid to smuggle bovine thwarted | AJHLA to oppose Rs 356 crore assistance for Dal lake | JSM criticizes state, centre's discrimination with Jammu | Central funds for Sakshar Bharat Mission unspent in J &K | No PoK guest today, 12 Kashmiris cross to other side of LoC | Missing girl handed over to family | Shooting stones: 15 families shifted to safer location | DYC chief surrendered | PHE workers criticize 'govt, officials for ignoring their demands | Tarigami moves resolution on revocation of DAA, weeding out corruption | Back Issues  
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Multi-crore scam in PHE Rajouri, Govt reluctant to order probe
2/7/2012 12:08:02 AM
Early Times Report Jammu, Feb 6: Apprehensive of political fallout, state government has shown reluctance in unearthing PHE scam worth crores of rupees which surfaced in Rajouri district during erstwhile PDP-Cong coalition government. The multi-crore scam was brought forth by elected representatives of Rajouri district during a meeting of District Development Board (DDB) in the year 2006. They had alleged that officials of PHE department had embezzled funds meant for various schemes. They had further alleged that 'whosoever was posted in Rajouri district became rich overnight; built palatial houses both in their native town as well as in the twin capital cities of Jammu and Kashmir. They had urged the then Chief Minister to initiate time bound inquiry and ensure that guilty are booked and put behind the bars. They had asked the Chief Minister to create a mechanism, through which corrupt officers are forced to return public money even after their retirement. Taking cognizance of the allegations, the then Chief Minister had sought detailed report of the works executed during the ...
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One yr on, curtains yet to unfold over 'real actors' for floor management
Cross Voting scam in J&K
2/7/2012 12:07:50 AM
Early Times Report Jammu, Feb 6: Nearly one year on, the cross voting scam that rocked the state politics during Legislative Council polls continues to remain a mystery with only BJP High command claiming to have 'identified' the 'culprits' and according to their own set of parameters in doing so, they have taken whatever action they deemed proper. The ball certainly doesn't stop there , no matter other parties have washed off their hands and maintained an intriguing silence over the whole 'money game' . When the issue rocked the state last year in April, the political parties including those in ruling coalition first chose to maintain 'intriguing' silence for at least few days but wh...
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PSI beats up CID driver, breaks his front tooth
Inhumane police face:
2/7/2012 12:07:31 AM
Bharat Bhushan JAMMU, Feb 6: Though spasmodic attempts have been made from time to time to reform J&K police and make it people-friendly, many of its officers continue to make the misuse of khaki while dealing with public and their own men. In one such incident that came as a surprise to many in the state police circles, the inhumane police face was exposed when a probationary sub-inspector (PSI) today beat up a driver of the CID wing of state police so badly that his front tooth was broken. What makes the incident noteworthy and shocking is that it has been committed by a PSI who has just passed out from PTA, Udhampur, where the under trainees are taught to respect law and not to take l...
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HC dismisses 8 petitions of mobile companies
2/7/2012 12:07:14 AM
Early Times Report srinagar, Feb 6: High court judge, Justice Muzaffar Hussain Attar today dismissed all the eight writ petitions filed by mobile companies engaged in providing cellphone services to the people. The petitions were filed by VIOM Network Limited, TATA Tele Services Ltd, Idea Cellular Ltd, Bharti Infatel Ltd, Bharti Airtel Ltd, Dishnet Wireless Ltd, Reliance Communication Ltd and Bharti Tele-media Ltd. In their petitions, these companies had challenged the entry tax which they had to pay after they enter the state. Justice Hussain said the amount collected in reservoir of the state was being spent on the welfare programmes benefiting the people. The non-payment of tax had a...
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NC's decline in Rajouri worries Farooq
2/7/2012 12:07:02 AM
Sumit Bhargav rajouri, Feb 6: Once considered a bastion of National Conference (NC), Rajouri has disappointed former Chief Minister and Patron of NC. Farooq recently said that he was totally upset with the position of party in Rajouri. While the District President, Bashir Ahmad Wani has his own reasons for the decline, supporters have other reasons to worry about. NC's decline in the border district has been ascribed to a variety of reasons. Senior leaders like Chowdhury Talib Husain, Chowdhury Muhammad Husain, Mirza Abdul Rashid and Bashir Lone were very active not only in Rajouri but at the state level. The NC flourished during those times in the district. However, these senior leaders ...
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CM for excellence in higher education
`Relieve tainted, change system'
2/7/2012 12:06:52 AM
Early Times Report Jammu, Feb 6: Few days after ordering investigation against his Education Minister for misusing his official position to help his foster son qualify the matriculation examination, the Chief Minister today sought a `broad-based vision document' for development of higher education in the state. Addressing the 1st meeting of JK State Advisory Council for Higher Education (ACHE) here, the Chief Minister said that the need of hour is to upgrade the quality and the product in education sector and make the State a choicest destination for higher studies. Omar urged the Vice Chancellors of various Universities to ensure qualitative development of human resource in educational ...
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PDP refutes NC's claims
2/7/2012 12:06:33 AM
Early Times Report Jammu, Feb 6: Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has refuted claims of ruling National Conference that a so-called District Secretary of PDP has resigned by the party to join NC. In a statement issued here today, PDP spokesman termed NC's claims as totally false and fabricated because there was no person namely Mohammad Amin, as District Secretary of the PDP. Party spokesman ridiculed NC claim and said that ruling party has been making such false claims only to keep its flock together because large number of NC workers have recently deserted the party due to wrong policies of the present government. PDP spokesman said that party workers are united under the leadership of ...
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Naib Sarpanch joins NC, Rs one lakh for development
2/7/2012 12:06:22 AM
ET Report Jammu, Feb 6: The cruel joke in democratic set up is complete when a Naib Sarpanch of Panchayat Khanpur in Nagrota assembly constituency has joined the NC and it terms it a great victory. A press release full of every set of 'applauding adjectives' for the NC leadership was issued today further claiming that after joining the NC the Naib Sarpanch has also criticized the "divisive politics of the PDP aiming at grabbing power and unleashing false propaganda". However the press release fails to serve its purpose as it falls under its own weight. Who is indulging in divisive politics by claiming a Naib Sarpanch joining the NC as a great victory? Interestingly, the NC Provincial P...
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Traffic Cops "charge" Rs 500 per private vehicle from Qazigund to Jammu......?
In the name of inclement weather
2/7/2012 12:06:03 AM
Early Times Report Jammu, Feb 6: With heavy snowfall and rains hitting at different parts of the 300-km long Jammu-Srinagar National Highway at Ramban and Banihal, Jawahar Tunnel and Qazigund in Kashmir valley, forcing the suspension of vehicular movement from Kashmir to Jammu in past three days, certain traffic Cops deployed at Qazigund point are allegedly charging "fee" from Light Motor Vehicles (commercial Taxis) for allowing them to proceed towards Jammu. It is shocking but true that "private vehicles including commercial taxis like Tavera, Innova, Tata Indica, Ford Fiesta, Tata Sumos, Wingers, and Scorpios etc are being allowed to further move towards Jammu from Qazigund only after a...
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Life imprisonment to SP Sewak Singh, PSO Satpal
2/7/2012 12:05:38 AM
ET Report Jammu, Feb 6: 2nd additional sessions judge Subash C Gupta today awarded life imprisonment to SP Sewak Singh and his PSO Satpal Singh alias TT for committing the murder of PSI Ajay Gupta. Awarding the sentence, the judge observed that going by the facts and circumstances of the case, certainly irresistible conclusion could be drawn that the murder, as committed by Satpal Singh, seemed to be the outcome of the criminal conspiracy between him and Sewak Singh. Earlier enmity between Sewak and Ajay Gupta was the reason behind the hatching of the criminal conspiracy for eliminating the PSI. They were as such considered menace to the family of the victim and not to the society as a wh...
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Rahul, Priyanka misleading voters to capture UP
Congress and Jammu
2/7/2012 12:05:26 AM
Neha Jammu, Feb 6: AICC president and UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi's son Rahul Gandhi and daughter Priyanka Gandhi - who together have established their stranglehold over the Congress party -- have been campaigning in Utter Pradesh to capture power. Sonia Gandhi is also doing the same. One of their election planks - apart from promising religion-based reservation to the Muslims -- is vote the Congress party to power in the state so that the state government and the Congress government at the centre work in unison to "develop" the "underdeveloped" Uttar Pradesh. Their argument is that the state has suffered enormously during the past nearly 22 years because of the non-Congress rule. The Con...
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Is Jammu & Kashmir part of the so-called secular India?
Refugees From West Pakistan - I
2/7/2012 12:05:07 AM
Rustam Jammu, Feb 6: Is Jammu & Kashmir part of the national mainstream, as the Congress and similar other pseudo-secular organisations give the people to understand? Are the minorities safe in Jammu & Kashmir? What is the plight of the refugees inhabiting different parts of Jammu province, especially Jammu, Samba and Kathua districts? Jammu & Kashmir is not part of the national mainstream. It is one state which has its own politico-administrative and constitutional structure that is highly biased against the non-Muslim minorities and that has made the life of the minorities a veritable hell on earth. They are consistently oppressed, persecuted and ignored. The fact of the matter is that ...
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Katra police deny ET report; miscreants continue to sell Chicken @ Rs 140 per kg..!
2/7/2012 12:04:44 AM
Early Times Report Jammu, Feb 6: Even while Katra police have denied the news report published in ET on February 2nd pertaining to miscreants involved in sale of chicken/mutton bash raiding cops and escape free hand, today's "rate" of chicken at the very same locality was Rs 140 per kg! The average rate of chicken in Jammu is Rs 90 per kg. Today, in an official handout issued by Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP), Katra, Mohan Lal termed the news published in February 2nd edition of ET as false and baseless and further claimed that "no such incident has taken place in Katra town". ASP, Katra, Mohan Lal has further stated that "it is intimated that we have come to know about such t...
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GDC (Women) at district level, while already set up Colleges sans infrastructure
2/6/2012 11:20:41 PM
EARLY TIMES REPORT Jammu, Feb 6: While already existing colleges at district level in Jammu and Kashmir lack infrastructure, government has mooted a proposal to centre to establish Women Colleges at each district to enhance education system. According to the officials, these will be separate from the already announced Degree colleges being constructed by the state under the Prime Ministers Reconstruction Program-me. Sources said that if the proposal is accepted, 90 per cent of the funds will be borne by the Human Resource Development (HRD) Ministry while state will have to invest only 10 per cent of the money. Officials said that the Higher Education Department is giving final touches to...
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Srinagar-Jammu highway reopens, one-way traffic resumes
2/6/2012 11:20:34 PM
Early Times Reprot Srinagar, Feb 6 : Hundreds of vehicles, including those carrying passengers and essentials, left Jammu for Kashmir valley this morning after the 300-km-long Srinagar-Jammu National Highway was put through for one-way traffic after remaining suspended for two days. However, the highway, linking the Kashmir valley with the rest of the country, was put through partially to clear the stranded vehicles on Saturday afternoon after the weather improved. The Ladakh region also remained cut off from the rest of the state since December 1 last year after the authorities closed Zojila pass while Razdan and Sadhna passes also remained closed, which are linking dozens of villages,...
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Serve people with dedication, Khoda to probationary officers
Training programme for mediators, referral judges conclude
Man held with illicit liquor
Vishawkarma Sabha condoles 'Salgotra's demise'
Rather concerned over burgeoning power losses
Five structures damaged due to snow in Kashmir
VC Jammu University calls on Governor
Several youth join BJP
Many join PDP expressing faith in party leadership
Edu sector recorded much progress in 3 years: Bhalla
Workshop on Visual Arts begins at JU
IGNOU conducting enteranmce tests in MP
HMED fixes Nursing Home rates for different services
Cong concerned to the plight of the people of border areas: Dr Romesh
Omar led coalition has failed to solve problems of displaced KPs: MLA, Veeri
Scintillating vocal recital by Uma Garg at SaMaPa Aalap Festival
R.M College of Education organizes one day work shop
Extension lecture on Urdu prose held
J&K no.1 in passive smoking in north region
Camp for female development held
Rajouri-Poonch facing shortage of doctors: Gupta
Participants of NationalIntegration Camp felicitated
Unfair trade practices checked
Seminar organised in JU
Mukhi holds series of meetings with BJP leaders
3-day Shiv Khori mela from Feb 19
Seminar on Hindi short story held
Omar for awareness of NRHM initiative
Competition through colours for kids organized
KP youth tonsure heads demanding relief from central, state govts
Special IAF flights for people stranded in Kargil
Bid to smuggle bovine thwarted
AJHLA to oppose Rs 356 crore assistance for Dal lake
JSM criticizes state, centre's discrimination with Jammu
Central funds for Sakshar Bharat Mission unspent in J &K
No PoK guest today, 12 Kashmiris cross to other side of LoC
Missing girl handed over to family
Shooting stones: 15 families shifted to safer location
DYC chief surrendered
PHE workers criticize 'govt, officials for ignoring their demands
Tarigami moves resolution on revocation of DAA, weeding out corruption
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