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Breaking News :   ‘Major changes’ likely in State Vigilance Commission | Congress MLA played host to LeT ultra Who later conspired to "assassinate" Azad | Soz meets Sonia | Disciplinary Committee serves show cause notice to suspended BJP MLAs, asked to reply by May 7 | Govt. to deal with any row over Dogra certificate as law and order problem | Vakil also jumps on to the Geelani’s anti-Dogra bandwagon | BAJ demands CM from Jammu, advocates full integration & opposes autonomy & self-rule | HC directs AAG to produce DGP's record | P K for implementation of recommendations of central committee | Dialogue without Geelani is meaningless: Paswan | DSP's son "fights" with traffic cops | Wheat crop burnt to ashes at Arnia | 'Dilution of Dogra certificate to be resisted ' | Exploitation of Teachers by private Institutions | PARANOEA OF THE PANDITS AND THEIR VALLEY | Plan to improve bilateral ties through trade | Management adopting wrong policies, allege Housing Board employees | Sunidhi spell binds with ‘Ek Kahani Yeh Bhi’ | Purani Mandi shopkeepers protest delay in repair of roads | KV Gandhi Nagar celebrates annual day | Sharma asks people to elect honest candidates for Panchayats | SEOA calls on Edu Minister, raises various demands | Jammu University Teachers threatens to adopt agitation path | More than two dozen BJP workers joined Congress | Samooh Theatre Stages Ek Kahani Yeh Bhi | Government officials are usually involved in the election process: JKNPP | Seminar on Women Empowerment organized | Seminar on ‘Health and the high altitude milieu’ inaugurated at 153 GH | BJP committed to fight for eradication of corruption | Regularization of 400 odd sr lecturers challenged | HC disposes petitions about Katra-Sanjichhat chopper service | Court awards life imprisonment to 3 HM ultras for killing 2 women | Candidates using official machinery in Panchayat polls : PDP | PDP lashes out at govt for failure to recover missing youth | Public awareness imperative to implement RTI: Sufi | Villagers held protest at Akalpore | Parshuram Jayanti on May 5 | JKGUF alleges harassment from administration | Double wicket cricket trial begins | SAI kabaddi coach dies | ‘JK targets to generate 7056 MW power in next ten years’ | Bhalla inaugurates multipurpose community hall | SABLO discusses modalities with CEO SASB for setting up Langars | MMBA submits memorandum of demands to Guv | Omar reviews arrangements for Haj 2011 | Iceland FM, Ambassador calls on CM | Kissan Bhavans for farmers on anvil: Rashpal | Shopkeeper consumes poison, dies | BBA clinches Volleyball final in BGSBU | Janu upset seeded Vidit in Sr Snooker | Bank to exchange soiled, unfit notes with fresh ones: Chairman | Maulana Mustafa remembered as unifying force, man of crisis | Ladakh indeed has worst sex ratio, says census office | Govt notifies block level Panchayat Elections Authorities | Govt. orders contractors to procure cement on their own | Slathia felicitates of Parmandal panches | Back Issues  
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‘Major changes’ likely in State Vigilance Commission
Cabinet to approve ‘vital’ amendments in Act, being promulgated through ordinance
4/28/2011 12:43:25 AM
Early Times Report Jammu, April 27: The State Vigilance Commission which has been set up by the coalition government through a proper piece of legislation last year is going to witness some changes before it actually comes into existence and starts functioning formally. The government has proposed some amendments which will be promulgated through an ordinance by the Governor. The amendments will be placed before the cabinet tomorrow for discussion and approval. According to sources the State Vigilance Commission intended to check corruption upon incorporating the amendments shall have widened scope with one IPS officer also on board. In present form the Act envisages three member Commission including one Chief Commissioner or the chairman and two commissioners. While the Chairman has to be a serving or retired IAS officer , implying an officer who shall be appointed from amongst persons who are holding or have held a post in IAS or a post in any civil services of the Union or the state not below the rank of a Principal Secretary to government having knowledge and experience i...
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Congress MLA played host to LeT ultra Who later conspired to "assassinate" Azad
4/28/2011 12:39:18 AM
BHARAT BHUSHAN JAMMU, Apr 27: In 2003, a Congress MLA played host to a Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) militant who later conspired to "assassinate" Ghulam Nabi Azad in Bhaderwah town when he was J&K chief minister. However, before he could move forward with his plan, the major LeT network fell into the effective and intelligence-driven dragnet of security forces in 2006. Known as a strategic planner and die-hard LeT militant, Nisar Ahmad alias Abu Saria (wireless set code 44), who was alleged to have been tasked to eliminate Azad in 2006, had a 3-day comfortable stay at the Congress MLA's residence in the winter capital in 2003. This startling revelation was scripted in a secret official...
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Soz meets Sonia
4/28/2011 12:38:13 AM
Jammu, April 27 (KNS): The Pradesh Congress Committee President, Prof Saif-ud-Din Soz, Wednesday called on UPA chairperson and Congress President, Sonia Gandhi, in New Delhi on Wednesday. Talking to KNS Soz said, “Dialogue process on Kashmir and report of interlocutors was discussed in the meeting.” “I congratulated her (Sonia) on the participation of people of J&K in large numbers in the Panchyat polls held on non-party basis,” he added. Asked whether Dogra certificate issue was discussed, Soz said, “I told Sonia jee that if people of Jammu have been given concession, Kashmiris should also be given the same concession.” ...
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Disciplinary Committee serves show cause notice to suspended BJP MLAs, asked to reply by May 7
State vice president to be slapped show cause notice …..?
4/28/2011 12:37:57 AM
JAMMU, Apr 27: The BJP Disciplinary Committee headed by Prof O P Kohli national general secretary of the Party has served show cause notice to seven suspended Party MLAs who cross voted in Legislative Council elections On April 13 to ensure the victory of Congress and NC candidates by defying the Party whip. The party has given time up to May 7 to these MLAs to reply the Show Cause notice failing which the High command will initiate disciplinary action in accordance with Party constitution against them. In one more significant development related with the crosss vote controversy , a senior leader holding the position of vice president in the state unit is likely to be served show caus...
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Govt. to deal with any row over Dogra certificate as law and order problem
(Behind the veil)
4/28/2011 12:37:13 AM
Early Times Report Jammu,April 27:-The state Government has decided to deal with any row in the Kashmir valley over the Dogra certificate issue as a law and order problem. Official sources said that after the Union Home Ministry's announcement that people of all the three regions of Jammu and Kashmir,irrespective of their creed or religion would be entitled to height and chest relaxation while seeking recruitment in Armed forces,paramilitary forces including the Assam rifles there was no justification for raking up the issue. Senior Government functionaries said that soon after the Minister for Revenue and Relief,Raman Bhalla,intended to regulate issuance ...
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Vakil also jumps on to the Geelani’s anti-Dogra bandwagon
Dogra Certificate
4/28/2011 12:36:52 AM
MINCING NO WORDS NEHA EARLY TIMES REPORT JAMMU, Apr 27: Senior Congress leader and former cabinet minister Abdul Gani Vakil is very angry these days. He is angry for two main reasons. One is that the National Conference-Congress coalition government failed to deliver on any front. “The coalition government has failed on every front to solve the problems of the people,” Vakil said on Monday while addressing people in the north Kashmir’s Baramulla district. Vakil’s comments on the working of the coalition government could be legitimately construed as a scathing attack on the National Conference-led coalition government. Besides, the manner in which he publicly censured the state governmen...
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BAJ demands CM from Jammu, advocates full integration & opposes autonomy & self-rule
Meeting With Interlocutors -- II
4/28/2011 12:36:29 AM
STARK REALITY RUSTAM EARLY TIMES REPORT JAMMU, Apr 27: The other most important issue that was taken up by the Bar Association Jammu (BAJ) president B S Slathia and his team with the interlocutors was about the nature of relations between Jammu and Kashmir and the rest of the country and about those demanding greater autonomy and self-rule. (Greater autonomy and self-rule are two sides of one and the same coin and these doctrines, if given an effect to, would automatically mean annihilation of the minorities in the state, as it happened immediately after the creation of theocratic Pakistan in August 1947. Besides, granting respectability to the greater autonomy concept and self-rule d...
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HC directs AAG to produce DGP's record
Chopra family murder:
4/28/2011 12:36:05 AM
Early Times Report JAMMU, Apr 27: In the September 18, 2006, murder of cement tycoon R B Chopra, his wife, daughter and two servants, Justice J P Singh of high court today directed AAG to keep DGP’s record available when the petition came up next for consideration. While making the direction, he observed that the record produced by the AAG did not contain the record of DGP whereby he had furnished a detailed proposal vide his letter No legal/OWP/06/2007-462-63 dated January 28, 2011, requesting transfer of the supplementary investigation in FIR NO 107/2006 registered at Trikuta Nagar police station to CBI. The DGP's record was required for perusal along with other records which were avail...
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P K for implementation of recommendations of central committee
`Our struggle yielding results’
4/28/2011 12:35:25 AM
Early Times Report Jammu, April 27 The Panun Kashmir (PK) President, Dr Agnishekar has sought implementation of the recommendations of Central Committee on displaced pundits. In an exclusive interview with Early Times he accused the government of Jammu Kashmir of sleeping over the recommendations. The high level committee comprising leader of opposition Sushma Swaraj, Mamta Banerjee, Sachin Pilot and others had urged the state government to take several measures to safeguard the interests of displaced persons. They said the state government seemed in no mood to implement the recommendations of the committee. He further said, it is Panun Kashmir which started a campaign on sale of pro...
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Dialogue without Geelani is meaningless: Paswan
4/28/2011 12:34:50 AM
Early Times Report Srinagar, Apr 27 : The Lok Jana Shakti party leader, Ram Vilas Paswan today said that Syed Ali Geelani was the `hero of masses’ and the real representative of people of Kashmir. “People follow him with heart and soul”, he said. Paswan called on Geelani at his Hyderpora residence today. His state president, Sanjay Saraf accompanied him. “Any dialogue minus Geelani is meaningless”, he said. "Geelani is the hero of masses, people of Kashmir are at his beck and call and follow him and support his programmes . Any dialogue process without taking him on board is futile," he said. He hailed Geelani for not changing his stand. “He is a man of principles”, he said. ...
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DSP's son "fights" with traffic cops
4/28/2011 12:34:12 AM
JAMMU, Apr 27: A scene was today created at Janipura here after a DSP's son entered into a brawl with traffic police cops. The incident took place after traffic cops stopped DSP's son Rajeshwar Singh, who was talking on his cell phone while driving his car (JK02AM/9900), at Janipura. Police sources said when the cops told him that he would be fined for using cell phone while driving car, he allegedly created a scene and had a scuffle with them. The cops let him go when he said his father was DSP in state police, the sources added. It is pertinent to mention here that his DSP father had also created a scene at Satwari sometime back when traffic police had fined him for violating traff...
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Wheat crop burnt to ashes at Arnia
4/28/2011 12:33:59 AM
Early Times Report Jammu, Apr 27: The wheat crop, spread in over 71 kanals of land, was burnt to ashes at Slair in Arnia near here today. Official sources said the incident took place when a HT electric wire snapped and fell in the field. The wire supplied electricity to a brick kiln, the sources added. Though fire tenders were pressed into service, the wheat crop in over 71 kanals of land was damaged within no time. Sources said 10 kanals of the land belonged to Vijay Kumar, eight kanals to Vishva Nath, 20 kanals to Kulbir Singh, 30 kanals to Balbir Singh and three kanals to Parshotam Singh. Police had registered a case in this connection. ...
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'Dilution of Dogra certificate to be resisted '
4/28/2011 12:33:05 AM
Jammu , April 27 Dogras in the region comprising Jammu province and parts of Punjab and Himachal Pradesh constitute that social group in the country that could be compared with any martial race in the world. Dogras are very brave people and that their contribution to the Army and the defense of the country has all along been splended and spectacular. The unnecessary controversary on the Dogra certificate issue is unwarranted and uncalled for. Early Times has for the last one month carried a series on Dogra certificate issue and has received tremendous support in this regard and this will continue till its logical conclusion. Some of the views as given below. Vishal Inder I full...
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Management adopting wrong policies, allege Housing Board employees
Sunidhi spell binds with ‘Ek Kahani Yeh Bhi’
Purani Mandi shopkeepers protest delay in repair of roads
KV Gandhi Nagar celebrates annual day
Sharma asks people to elect honest candidates for Panchayats
SEOA calls on Edu Minister, raises various demands
Jammu University Teachers threatens to adopt agitation path
More than two dozen BJP workers joined Congress
Samooh Theatre Stages Ek Kahani Yeh Bhi
Government officials are usually involved in the election process: JKNPP
Seminar on Women Empowerment organized
Seminar on ‘Health and the high altitude milieu’ inaugurated at 153 GH
BJP committed to fight for eradication of corruption
Regularization of 400 odd sr lecturers challenged
HC disposes petitions about Katra-Sanjichhat chopper service
Court awards life imprisonment to 3 HM ultras for killing 2 women
Candidates using official machinery in Panchayat polls : PDP
PDP lashes out at govt for failure to recover missing youth
Public awareness imperative to implement RTI: Sufi
Villagers held protest at Akalpore
Parshuram Jayanti on May 5
JKGUF alleges harassment from administration
‘JK targets to generate 7056 MW power in next ten years’
Bhalla inaugurates multipurpose community hall
SABLO discusses modalities with CEO SASB for setting up Langars
MMBA submits memorandum of demands to Guv
Omar reviews arrangements for Haj 2011
Iceland FM, Ambassador calls on CM
Kissan Bhavans for farmers on anvil: Rashpal
Shopkeeper consumes poison, dies
Bank to exchange soiled, unfit notes with fresh ones: Chairman
Maulana Mustafa remembered as unifying force, man of crisis
Ladakh indeed has worst sex ratio, says census office
Govt notifies block level Panchayat Elections Authorities
Govt. orders contractors to procure cement on their own
Slathia felicitates of Parmandal panches
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