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| Invest in J&K Bank to loose money | | | Early Times Report | 5/18/2012 11:00:46 AM |
| | Jammu, May 17: If you had invested Rs 10000 on shares of J&K Bank a month ago, you would have lost Rs 45. The value of your investment would have dipped to Rs 9555. The share has been put in cold bracket by the leading financial consultant companies, impling that your investment will not yield any result.
This is the state of affairs of the Bank, the premium financial institution of the State, which has 53 percent shares.
The poor financial status of the bank stocks are also on account of the fact that it's been debarred from public scrutiny. The management is trying to hold its control over it despite the fact that it has been declared a Public Property by the State Information Commission. Shaken by this judgment of SIC, the bank has decided to approach High Court.The Bank has not been an open institution like other financial institutuions of the country. The chairman, whose appointment is though cleared by the RBI, is always made on the recommendations of the State.
It has become a politicized post and the person who has been close to power of corridors are made chairman, so... | |
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| No compromise on National Security: Singh | | Home Secretary ensures smooth Trade | | SALIL RAINA | 5/18/2012 10:59:17 AM |
| | Poonch, May 17: Union Home Secretary R.K Singh today ruled out any compromise on national security. Singh was accorded a warm welcome at Chakan Da Bagh to get first hand information about LoC trade and the problems being faced by the traders.
Ahead of Indo-Pak Home Secretary level talks on May 24-25, his visit to Chakan Da Bagh assumes much importance as the cross LoC Trade will remain on top priority during the Home Secretary level talks.
Singh issued directions for smooth trade across the LoC. The concerned DDC A.K Sahu apprised Singh of various developments related to trade.
While interacting with Traders at immigration center near Chakan Da Bagh, he assured all help to the traders... | |
| | | | Who has gained popularity Mr Sadhotra? | | | Early Times Report | 5/18/2012 10:58:47 AM |
| | Jammu, May 17 : Senior National Conference leader and MLC Ajay
Sadhotra has accused Mufti Sayeed of failure to raise revenue to the tune of Rs. 50,000 crores from natural resources. He also accused Mufti of failure to implement his healing touch policy.
Without advocating Mufti's cause here, it may be mentioned that National Conference has ruled the state for decades together. The NC governments never raised revenue from the natural resources sufficient to cater to the needs of the state. And, if NC could not do it in decades, how could Mufti do it in three years?
On the contrary, loot and plunder of natural resources has always registered an increase whenever NC has ruled the state. ... | |
| | | | For six decades the Valley leadership has disregarded Jammu | | Ignoring Jammu -- II | | NEHA | 5/18/2012 10:58:16 AM |
| | JAMMU, May 17: The people of Jammu Pradesh have been crying for justice, particularly since 1952, when under the banner of Praja Parishad they not only demanded their due in the state's polity, but also arrest of Sheikh Abdullah, the then Prime Minister of J&K. In 1967, they launched an organized struggle against what they called the "Kashmiri domination". The two organizations which were in the forefront were Jammu Autonomy Forum and Dogra Mandal. While the former demanded autonomy for Jammu within the state, the latter advocated the need for its separation from Kashmir.
Earlier in 1965, former Sadar-e-Riyasat, Karan Singh, had also mooted the idea of Jammu's segregation from Kashmir and... | |
| | | | Undeterred by Govt threat VHP all set to start yatra on June 4 | | | Early Times Report | 5/18/2012 10:57:38 AM |
| | JAMMU, May 17: Undeterred by Government's threat to foil the VHP bid to start the Amarnath pilgrimage on June 4, the VHP today reiterated that the first jatha of yatra will elave from Jammu on June 3 to have darshan at holy cave on Jesht Purnima.
The VHP is committed to start the yatra on June 3 and run it for complete two months as per Puranic tradition, its state general secretary, Dr Sham Lal along with city president, Dr V K Gupta and city secretary S R Sharma told reporters here today.
Ridiculing the Government's move to stop the yatra and use force against it he said that this will have serious repercussion across the country and advised the Government to refrain from making such ... | |
| | | | Professor Bhat only renewed Hurriyat's call for "realism" | | | Early Times Report | 5/18/2012 10:56:58 AM |
| | Srinagar, May17: Politics is the art of possibility and former chairman of Hurriyat Conference professor Abdul Gani Bhat seems to know it all. The man whom other separatists projected as an alien and "a man from nowhere" is calling the shots leaving his companions with no option other than to react to his off and on assertions.
Though Mirwaiz Umar Farooq has been the most known and highly mobile face of the conglomerate but professor Bhat's innocuous assertion that UN resolutions cannot be implemented for resolving Kashmir issue in view of the prevailing situation in the sub-continent and around the globe has brought him at the centre of the controversy with Mirwaiz and opponents of Bhat ... | |
| | | | Jammu continues to grope in dark…swelters during day | | Who will wake up ministers in cozy environs….? | | Early Times Report | 5/18/2012 10:56:18 AM |
| | Jammu, May 17: Come summers and Jammu is all made to face it in severest and harshest manner- the power curtailments , that too in unscheduled pattern. It is May, just the beginning of summer and Jammu is experiencing the cuts in electricity supply arbitrarily , perhaps in severest intensity, with no control over the number of hours different localities plunge in darkness in the evening or sweat and fret in the peak of heat during day time. Visit any locality of Jammu, the roaring generator sets on business establishments and shops greet you at any odd time, courtesy PDD authorities who take no pains in devising a proper schedule for loadshedding Jammu is facing for the last over two weeks ... | |
| | | | Finally DIG turns care taker to defunct x-ray machines | | | SUMIT SHARMA | 5/18/2012 10:50:42 AM |
| | Jammu, May 17: The recent communication from Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) Armed Jony William who reportedly wrote to Director General of Police (DGP) Kuldeep Khoda apprising him that the defunct X-Ray scanning machine installed at Jammu Railway Station, has made it apparent that all is not well at the one of most visited railway station in Northern india which is facing sheer neglect of concerned authorities.
If the sources are be believed, DGP sought report of the security check up at Jammu Railway Station after reports of the laxity by GRP published in some section of media and for the purpose, he constituted a survey team headed by DIG Armed Jony William who gave details of... | |
| | | | Gurgaon BMW hit-and-run case | | Victim's family takes out candle procession | | Early Times Report | 5/18/2012 10:50:13 AM |
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JAMMU, May 17: Even after 13 days of the death of two persons, including a pregnant woman, in the May 5 Gurgaon BMW hit-and-run case, Gurgaon police are yet to nail the real culprit.
Agitated over this slow pace of investigation, close relatives and family friends of Sanjay Gulati, who was one of the victims, took out a candle march here Thursday, seeking justice for the victims and severe punishment to the guilty.
Gulati, running a transport company, was himself driving an Indigo car when an overspeeding BMW rammed into it at IFFCO crossing in Gurgaon, killing two of them on the spot.
The three relatives of Kshama Chopra Shetye, his husband and parents were still struggling for the... | |
| | | | Kashmiri Hindus have suffered for many years | | Demand For Homeland | | RUSTAM | 5/18/2012 10:47:51 AM |
| | JAMMU, May 17: The Kashmiri Hindu organizations like Panun Kashmir (PK) have been reiterating again and again since 1991 their demand that "four per cent of the area of Kashmir, north-east of the Jhelum, be earmarked for the establishment of a homeland for the over 3,00,000 internally-displaced Kashmiri Hindus" and that "this area be given the status of Union Territory". The upshot of the arguments advanced by the PK leaders in favour of their demand all along has been that the Kashmiri Hindus will under no condition make common cause with those who call for the state's separation from India or the restoration of the pre-1953 position and that the permanent solution to the problems being fa... | |
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