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63 works allotted without tendering at Nowshera Division in two years
Shady affairs of Irrigation and Flood Control department
5/6/2014 11:46:02 PM
Avinash Azad Jammu, May 6: The maxim 'rules are for fools' seems to be the hallmark of the Irrigation and Flood Control Department (IFC) in Jammu and Kashmir, as the department has executed scores of works in Rajouri Division without inviting tenders. A cursory look at the official documents, available with Early Times, revealed that in the past two years, the Department has undertaken 63 of works without inviting tenders, as the rules demand. This has raised a question mark on the financial dealings of the Department as the works executed in violation of codal formalities amount to crores of rupees. "The IFC division Rajouri had executed 63 works of worth Rs 238.15 lacs without inviting tenders in the year 2012-13 and 2013-14", documents maintained, adding that while during said period only 67 works executed through tendering process of worth Rs 7, 39.43 lacs. Sources in department said asserting that the most of works were allotted 'arbitrarily' to 'blue-eyed persons' under the garb of exigency. Officials believe that execution of works without tendering has become a norm in t...
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Keyboard jihadist arrested in Srinagar downtown
5/6/2014 11:45:44 PM
Early Times Report srinagar, May 6: With the arrest of a class 12th pass-out in Srinagar downtown, Police have statrted a crackdown on the administrators and operators of certain Facebook pages promoting violent demonstrations, attacks on Police, CRPF and the polling parties and boycott to the Lok Sabha elections in Kashmir valley. Faced with violent demonstrations and attacks on over a hundred polling stations in South Kashmir, Police filed over a dozen criminal cases under Information Technology Act, Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, Representatives of Peoples Act and other criminal laws against the social media operators on April 29 and 30. Official sources said that the first arre...
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NC leaders start to pick up holes for likely debacle at State, Central levels
Anti-incumbency wave may spell doom for party
5/6/2014 11:02:44 PM
Jehangir Rashid SRINAGAR, May 6: In a bid to save their skin during the ongoing Parliamentary elections National Conference leaders have started to give varied reasons for the likely debacle of the coalition in the State and at the Centre as well. National Conference President, Dr. Farooq Abdullah has of late started blaming the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) for its follies and wrong policies. On no less than two occasions over the past 10 days, Dr. Abdullah said that wrong policies of the Government at the Centre have landed UPA into trouble. As far as state level is concerned the National Conference President accused People’s Democratic Party (PDP) of hatching conspiracy with Bhara...
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What lies beneath Farooq relinquishing JKCA headship?
5/6/2014 11:02:30 PM
Abodh Sharma Jammu, May 6: Dr. Farooq Abdullah's announcement that he would not seek another term as the president of discredited Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Association is being taken by his detractor with a pinch of salt. Sources within JKCA, however, believe that Farooq has pre-empted a defeat for the National Conference in the coming state Assembly elections and with his once confidants within JKCA becoming his bitter adversaries, he has deemed it fit to relinquish the chair he held for more than three long decades. While Aslam Goni, former working president of the JKCA parted ways following controversies in the Association and the National Conference and joined Congress, Mehboob Iqbal,...
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High Level Committee formed to end stalemate between lawyers, police
5/6/2014 11:45:15 PM
Sumit Sharma Jammu, May 6: The state government today constituted a four member committee to break the ice between lawyers and Jammu and Kashmir Police over the alleged manhandling of a lawyer by SHO Gandhi Nagar. The incident sparked protests from lawyers' fraternity who are demanding action against the SHO. Official sources told Early Times that the four member high level committee comprises of Suresh Kumar, Principal Secretary, Home Department, B R Sharma, Secretary Planning, Mohammad Ashraf Mir, Secretary Law and Shantmanu, Divisional Commissioner Jammu. The development comes after the lawyers under the banner of Bar Association of Jammu (BAJ) intensified their agitation with the str...
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Molestation case: Shabir Khan appears before CJM
Directed to file objection to victim's application
5/6/2014 11:02:02 PM
Early Times Report SRINAGAR, May 6: Minister of State for Health and senior Congress leader Shabir Ahmad Khan appeared before a local court here in connection with a molestation case filed against him by a lady doctor in February this year. Khan, sitting MLA from Rajouri, has been charged under sections of 354 RPC (assault or criminal force to woman with intent to outrage her modesty) and 509 RPC (word, gesture or act intended to insult the modesty of a woman). The charge sheet was filed before Chief Judicial Magistrate Srinagar V S Bhou on April 3 by police in Khan's absence following which the court had summoned him today (May 6). As the case came up before the CJM, Khan along with hi...
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Transitory population of Bangladeshis, Burmese posing grave security threat
5/6/2014 11:01:31 PM
Shiv Thakur Jammu, May 6: Posing serious threat to the internal security of state, a major chunk of Bangladeshi and Burmese population is latently growing within and along peripheries of Jammu city and if this goes ignored both by district administration as well as police with impunity the same could turn into a serious problem in future, sources said. According to sources, over five thousand Bangladeshis and Burmese have settled in the outskirts of Jammu city including Narwal and Channi Rama posing a serious security threat to Jammu. Majority of these people are lured to travel to Pakistan for employment and their easy ex-filtration to Pakistan from the Jammu region, sources said, addin...
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Demand in Jammu for delimitation commission well-founded
Inadequate representation in Assembly
5/6/2014 11:01:48 PM
Rustam Jammu, May 6: The non-Congress, non-NC and the non-PDP parties in Jammu province have been urging the Government to constitute delimitation commission to redraw and delimit de novo the Assembly and Parliamentary constituencies as per the Jammu and Kashmir Representation of People's Act, 1957. The demand cannot be dismissed as preposterous or as a manifestation of an anti-Kashmir bias. The demand is as justifiable as it is democratic and constitutional. The National Conference-Congress coalition Government in the State has scuttled the demand of these political parties, taking shelter under the anti-democratic constitutional bar on delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly constitu...
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LOCAL NEWS
Telecom companies dupe customers
Police arrest two militants involved in killing village sarpanch's father
Watergam explosion causes scare across constituency
One detained for spreading 'False' info on FB about J&K
BAJ condemns police authorities for not suspending erring officers
Protest against GREF continues, Kishtwar observed strike
Troops asked to remain on high alert for foiling ingression bids
PIL against establishing industrial unit in residential area
PDD invites residents' wrath
ABVP stages protest against VC JU over hostel fee hike
JKCDS criticizes Modi's remark on KPs migration
Himachal based labourer dies after accidental fall
NSF protests against PSC for failing to fill vacant lecturers' posts
NC keeps options open, goes soft on Modi
Another bid foiled, 10-12 ultras hounded back by vigilant forces
Traingular contest expected in North Kashmir
Ladakh goes to polls today
Fresh Summons to SHO Gandhi Nagar, others through SSP
North Kashmir goes to polls today; Security at highest alert
Locals attack Toll Plaza near BD Bari, ransack logistics
3 gamblers held with Rs 7500
Unidentified found dead
Baramulla Police `uphold order' by arresting father for son
Hot contest on cards in cold desert
Over 18000 Kashmiri Pandits entitled to vote in Baramulla LS polls
Increasing incidents of drowning: Residents rue administrative insensitivity
Soz unhappy over ECI for not stopping 'Modi and his cohorts' in UP
Kichloo takes up issue of depleted Kishtwar roads with DG BRO
Body of another student fished out from Tawi
32 PoK residents arrive, 7 Kashmiris cross to other side of LoC
Malik withdraws from Baramulla Lok Sabha seat in favour of PDP
ADC Reasi for strict action against encroachers
Samba Police slaps PSA on notorious criminals
Theft case solved; one held, stolen property recovered
AAP appeals Commissioner SMC to intervene
JKMEF holds protest in support of their demands
2 killed, 4 injured in road mishap
Many join PDP at Kalakote
Expedite process of developmental works: Hakim Yasin
Bootlegger held with 45 pouches of liquor
30000 security men deployed for LS polls in Baramulla
Institution of Engineers inaugurates Technician's Chapter
KPC activists visit Uttarakhand victims
Distinguished Professor of Management visits SMVDU
GGHS Udh clinches first position in painting competition
Baridar Association Sukrala Mata stages protest against MSBSSB
PSA slapped on Shopian youth for 'stone pelting'
IGGDC holds webinar on dental implants
Private colleges asked to take extra safety measures for Kashmiri students
Hopes dash to ground, doctors desert CHC Basholi
Students of GMS stage protest against shortage of staff
SBI introduces Cash Deposit Machine at Bari Brahmana
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