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| Man jumps to into Chenab, another commits 'suicide' by hanging himself | | | |
Early Times Report
Reasi, June 3 : Two deaths were reported in Reasi district of Jammu on Monday. According to police, an unidentified man jumped to death from Baradari bridge over river Chenab on Monday morning. In the absence of recovery of body the police is yet to identify the real identity of the deceased.
However, the police have recovered a shirt, a pair of sleeper and Rs 20 from near the suicide point. In another incident Jagdish Singh resident of Arnas in Reasi district allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself inside his house. The police have rushed local team to ascertain the actual reason behind the extreme provocation.... | |
| | | | Take stern action against tourist cheaters: Mir to Officers | | Altaf for conservation of Sonamarg | | |
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, June 3 : With a view to ensure proper management of traffic regulation, the newly developed truck terminal at Sonamarg tourist destination would be made operational and the existing truck terminal be utilized for parking of other tourist vehicles. The decision in this regard was taken today at a high level Officers meeting held under the chairmanship of Minister for Tourism, Mr. Ghulam Mir here on Monday. Minister for Forests, Mian Altaf Ahmad, Who is also the local representative of the area, was present in the meeting. The meeting also gave nod to formulation of a Committee headed by District Development Commissioner Ganderbal and Director Tourism, Ka... | |
| | | | Mir for co-ordinated efforts to ensure adequate power, water supply in Jammu region | | | |
Early Times Report
JAMMU, June 3 : Minister for Agriculture Mr Ghulam Hassan Mir on Monday called for co-ordinated efforts between various service providing departments for ensuring adequate power and water supply across the Jammu region, keeping in view the severity of summer. “Due to unprecedented climatic conditions and scorching heat at this point of the season, the service providing departments will have to put in extra efforts in maintaining supply line so that the difficulties of the people are solved”, Mr Mir said while reviewing the supply position of essentials and other services at a high level meeting in the summer secretariat. Mr Mir is currently headquartered in Jammu a... | |
| | | | Acute shortage of doctors and drugs in J&K: Tarigami | | | | Early Times Report
jammu, June 3 : Jammu and Kashmir unit of CPI (M) today expressed concern over the "acute shortage of doctors and life saving drugs" in hospitals and urged the government to ensure better medical facilities to the people. "The government should respond to the shortage of doctors and life saving drugs in hospitals across the state so that the patients suffering for want of consultations and important drugs are benefited," state secretary of CPI(M) M Y Tarigami said in a statement here. Referring to media reports, Tarigami said the Valley hospitals were currently running short of nearly 600 doctors with around 250 doctors being absent from their services illegally for t... | |
| | | | Verification date of Pensioners extended up to October-2013 | | | |
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, June 3 : In view of extreme weather conditions presently prevailing in Jammu region and outside the state, the Finance Department has decided to extend the date of verification of the pensioners by the Treasury Officers up to October, 2013. The Government order to this effect was issued by Director General Accounts and Treasuries, Mr. A. M. M. Jehangir here today. All the Treasury Officers have been asked to adhere to these instructions in letter and spirit and no pension for the month of October, 2013 drawn in November, 2013 and onwards be allowed to such of the pensioners who are not physically verified.
However, in case any pensioner for some reason... | |
| | | | PoK refugees threatens to intensify agitation in Jammu | | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, June 3 : Threatening to intensify agitation from August 15, Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) refugees living in different parts of the Jammu region on Monday lodged protest seeking "full and final settlement" of their demands.
They demonstrated outside the Divisional Commissioner's office here and asked the government to address their demands at the earliest.
"We will intensify the agitation from August 15, if the government fails to fulfil our demands. We want full and final rehabilitation and settlement package for refugees," President of PoK Refugee Displaced Persons Front Yudhvir Singh said. The refugees are demanding one-time settle-cum- rehabilitatio... | |
| | | | Woman hangs self after verbal spat with husband | | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, June 3 : A woman committed suicide by hanging herself with a ceiling fan at her residence here in Pounci Chak area today. Police sources identified deceased as Shaloo Dewi. As per reports, the woman had verbal spat with her husband namely Ashok Kumar following which he committed suicide.
Her husband after the incident escaped from the spot. A police team, after the incidentn, rushed to the spot and took the body to the GMC hospital where after postmortem the body was handed over to its relatives for last rites. A case in this connection has been registered by police.... | |
| | | | JMC recovers Rs 21400 as fine from defaulters | | | |
Jammu, June 3 : Health and Sanitation wing of Jammu Municipal Corporation (JMC) under the supervision of Health Officer Dr Vinod Sharma and overall supervision Commissioner JMC K L Khajuria seized 49 kgs of polythene and realised an amount of Rs 21400 as fine from the defaulters. In a statement a spokesperson of the JMC said, "In view of the ensuing rainy season and to control the mosquitoes breeding the program of thermal fogging chalk out and started from May1 to May 30 covering all the municipal wards to give relief to the citizens from the mosquitoes. During May, 49 kgs of polythene was also seized and amount of Rs 21400 was recovered as fine from the defaulters."
"The JMC organized ... | |
| | | | DSEK reviews educational scenario at Srinagar | | | |
SRINAGAR, June 3 : Director School Education, Kashmir, Mr. Mir Tariq Ali today took a review meeting of the Chief Education Officers of Districts Anantnag, Shopian, Kulgam, Pulwama and Srinagar in the Conference Hall,of Directorate of School Education, Kashmir.
During the meeting Mr. Mir Tariq emphasized for the submission of the list of vacancies in the various educational institutions so that the vacancies can be filled on fast track basis to augment the man power for better functioning of these intuitions adding that the regularization orders in favour of 397 ReT Teachers have already been issued besides all the KGBV Schools shall be made effectively functional. All the Ch... | |
| | | | Bovine smuggler arrested | | | |
Udhampur, June 3 : Police today arrested an inter district bovine smuggler who was involved in running bovine smuggling racket since year 2004 and was wanted in Case FIR No. 33/2004 U/S 188/RPC, 3/PCA registered in the Police Station Majalta. The accused has been identified as Mohammad Abbas son of Mohammad Jabbar resident of Qazigund, Anantnag.... | |
| | | | Government puts restrictions on Double Trip by Passenger Vehicles in a single Day | | | |
SRINAGAR, June 3 : In the interest of Public at large, Government has issued a circular directing that no Passenger Vehicle will make more than one trip, in a cycle of 24 hours, on the National Highway from Jammu to Srinagar or from Srinagar to Jammu. Traffic Check posts at Lower Munda, Nagrota and other places, along the National Highway will keep a strict vigil and ensure the compliance of these directions. Drivers of PSVs have been frequently reported to make two trips within a period of 24 Hours from Jammu to Srinagar or from Srinagar to Jammu, resulting in fatigue to the driver thereby putting precious lives of driver, commuters, etc at high risk. To give time to the drivers to re-c... | |
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