Early Times Newspaper Jammu, Leading Newspaper Jammu
 
Breaking News :   Kundal’s fate not known, guess work takes over | Paid Darshan: Shrine Board drags feet | Congress in firefighting mode | Day after Geelani’s pat, KZF ultra held in Jammu | HC vacations from June 9 | College in Azad’s village tagged with favouritism | Mufti seeks votes for finishing ‘agenda’ | Avoid sacrificing competence and seniority on alter of domicile | Kanwal Sports wins T20 tourney | Wrestling: Rehmat Ali bags Ist Sher-e-Duggar title | ACC Udhampur register two wickets win in Cricket | Badminton: Taranpreet-Apurva win U-10 girls doubles title | J&K to meet Kerela in QFs league opener today | Jammu becomes 25th city to have CGHS Dispensary | Farooq, Omar grieved over Gaffar Khan’s demise | Fresh guide-lines to armed forces on land hiring | KC students participate in adventure camp | Coop school felicitates students | 34 lakh spent on Joungkhor water supply | Rapist held | Talks with clerks sought | Migrants’ committee holds rally | Work on road maintenance started | LET militant apprehended | Samajwadi Party condemns paid darshan | Panther says no to paid darshan | CCI flays ‘money for darshan’ scheme | Speaker denies press reports | Employees’ deputation led by MP meets CM | Muslim body appeals to lift ban on Madrasas | Beopar Mandal protest against Shrine Board | SS condemns price hike of LPG, petrol, diesel | DBPS to honour meritious students | Court rejects pre-arrest bail of Naib-Tehsildar | 10 get imprisonment, fine for trespassing, assaulting | DB seeks information regarding all 18 colleges | Vacations in courts announced | Lecture on ‘Feminism’ held | BJYM protests against 'money for Darshan' | Floodwater enters village as irrigation canal caves in | Communists threaten agitation against possible fuel price hike | Galloping inflation and continuing price rise hitting badly: NC | CM to inaugurate world environment week at KU | AUPP centre holds seminar | Two militants killed by security forces | Commission orders Rs 2 lakh ex-gratia | CM visits Khirbhawani, inspects arrangements for annual festival | Yechury led Parliamentary Committee calls on CM | JU scholars allege HoD trying to appoint a blue-eyed | Power cut: Mufti was in no mood to address media | Third Front will take some tome to be reality | Back Issues  
TOP STORY OF THE DAY
Kundal’s fate not known, guess work takes over
Speaker Tara Chand denies ‘spoilsport’ hand; bureaucracy remains headless
6/5/2008 12:14:37 AM
Early Times Reporter Jammu | June 4 For third consecutive day there is no word from Chief Minister’s office to Raj Bhawan on induction of outgoing Chief Secretary BR Kundal as Minister. With the controversy deepening, two questions are taking rounds in political bureaucratic circles –who stalled Kundal’s induction and who will be the next Chief Secretary. As the guess work takes rounds of the power corridors on possible reasons leading to stalling of Kundal’s cabinet induction, one finger was raised towards Legislative Assembly Speaker Tara Chand which has been vehemently denied. After a section of press named the Speaker for opposing the move, Tara Chand today described dragging his name in the issue of Mr. Kundal's induction in the Cabinet as unfortunate. He said that the post of Speaker is apolitical and should not be dragged into controversies. Reacting on press reports to this regard, he said that the reports are not based on facts and he has not expressed any reservation regarding this decision. As a disciplined party worker, he said that he would abide by all the decis...
 READ MORE
 
FRONT PAGE STORIES
Paid Darshan: Shrine Board drags feet
6/5/2008 12:14:05 AM
Early Times Reporter Jammu | June 4 After a wide public outcry and intensive supported by the media on the alleged “paid darshan” at the Mata Vaishno Devi shrine, the Shrine Board has development a cold feet promising to review the mechanism even as it described the new scheme as an unnecessary misnomer. A spokesman of the Board said that the management is examining representations from various socio-religious organizations and other groups on the new priority darshan scheme in the Holy Shrine of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi. He said that the term 'paid darshan' is a misnomer being used by many people unnecessarily. In fact the new priority system that the Board is experimenting with is just...
 READ MORE
 
Congress in firefighting mode
6/5/2008 12:13:25 AM
Early Times Reporter Jammu | June 4 In the post Kundal scenario, the state unit of Congress is hit by a factional bug as one section has launched a clandestine campaign against the Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad and the other section is busy denying the ‘unwelcome’ assertions. The Congress leaders are rushing to the media swearing their loyalties with the Chief Minister and pledging their support to him in whosoever he intends to induct in the cabinet. Interestingly the situation has been created by a section of Congress leaders who are clandestinely feeding their media with their reservations on induction of BR Kundal in the cabinet. In this scenario when dozens of mouths are rollin...
 READ MORE
 
Day after Geelani’s pat, KZF ultra held in Jammu
6/5/2008 12:12:34 AM
Early Times Reporter Jammu | June 4 Close to the heals is hardliner separatist Syed Sli Shah Geelani calling for right to ‘self determination’ in Punjab, the sleuths of Jammu and Kashmir Police have captured four militants belonging to the separatist militant outfit of Khalistan Zindabad Force. An official spokesman said that the Police achieved a major success when they apprehended three terrorists at Doomi under the jurisdiction of PS Kanachak early this morning. Reports said that after developing an information regarding the movement of dreaded terrorists from Punjab , the police acting swiftly headed by SDPO Akhnoor Atul Sharma and laid an ambush with the association of ...
 READ MORE
 
HC vacations from June 9
6/5/2008 12:12:00 AM
Early Times Reporter Jammu | June 4 The Jammu and Kashmir High Court, has announced summer vacations beginning June 9. According to a communiqué, summer vacations in the State High Court will be from June 9 to 28 and in the Subordinate Courts of Summer Zone from June 9 to 23. The High Court issued notification regarding nomination of the Vacation Judges, Justice Mohd Yaqoob Mir and Justice Sunil Hali shall hold Courts during the Vacation from June 9 to 28 whereas June 9 to 13 is no work period. The notification said that Justice Mohammad Yaqoob Mir will hold the Courts at Srinagar Wing from June 23, 2008 to June 27, 2008 whereas Justice Sunil Hali will hold the Court from June 16, 2008...
 READ MORE
 
College in Azad’s village tagged with favouritism
6/5/2008 12:11:28 AM
Early Times Reporter Jammu | June 4 As the government faces charges of discrimination and favourtism in selection of locations for new Colleges, the Jammu and Kashmir High Court has summoned comprehensive information of the selection procedure. Besides others, the Panthers Party has questioned the location of proposed Degree Colleges at Kilhotran, home village of Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad and Darmari, the home village of Minister of State for Revenue Ajaz Ahmed Khan. A Public Interest Litigation has been filed for altering the locations of these Colleges even though 70 admissions have been registered at Kilhotran College and 143 for Darmari College. A Division Bench of J&K High...
 READ MORE
 
Mufti seeks votes for finishing ‘agenda’
6/5/2008 12:10:58 AM
Early Times Reporter Jammu | June 4 Picking up the threads from where Mehbooba had left last week, the Peoples Democratic Party patron Mufti Mohammad Sayeed today described his regime as best but said that the agenda remained unaccomplished due to paucity of time. Mufti’s obvious reference was that due to change of guard midway, the PDP could not do what it had promised to the people or intended to do. This was the catchphrase coined by party president Mehbooba Mufti in Srinagar last week when she asked people to vote PDP to power fulfillment of the agenda. "Although PDP has set an example of good governance, our task is still unaccomplished", he said, adding, "Our agenda is the secur...
 READ MORE
 
Avoid sacrificing competence and seniority on alter of domicile
6/5/2008 12:09:54 AM
Gareeb Dass Jammu | June 4 The PDP leadership seems to implement its self-rule concept in Jammu and Kashmir by raising the issue of state subject even for appointment of only a local bureaucrat as the Chief Secretary. It got the opportunity for exposing its card when the moment reports appeared in the media that S S Kapoor, who had, after completion of the IAS, was placed in the Jammu Kashmir cadre was to be appointed Chief Secretary the seat having fallen vacant after B.R.Kundal decided to hang his boots, the coalition partner of the Congress opposed it on the plea that only a state subject should be installed as head of the state administration. No doubt he hails from Himachal Pradesh a...
 READ MORE
 
 
CARTOON CORNER
 
 
 
E-PAPER PREVIEW
 
LOCAL NEWS
Jammu becomes 25th city to have CGHS Dispensary
Farooq, Omar grieved over Gaffar Khan’s demise
Fresh guide-lines to armed forces on land hiring
KC students participate in adventure camp
Coop school felicitates students
34 lakh spent on Joungkhor water supply
Rapist held
Talks with clerks sought
Migrants’ committee holds rally
Work on road maintenance started
LET militant apprehended
Samajwadi Party condemns paid darshan
Panther says no to paid darshan
CCI flays ‘money for darshan’ scheme
Speaker denies press reports
Employees’ deputation led by MP meets CM
Muslim body appeals to lift ban on Madrasas
Beopar Mandal protest against Shrine Board
SS condemns price hike of LPG, petrol, diesel
DBPS to honour meritious students
Court rejects pre-arrest bail of Naib-Tehsildar
10 get imprisonment, fine for trespassing, assaulting
DB seeks information regarding all 18 colleges
Vacations in courts announced
Lecture on ‘Feminism’ held
BJYM protests against 'money for Darshan'
Floodwater enters village as irrigation canal caves in
Communists threaten agitation against possible fuel price hike
Galloping inflation and continuing price rise hitting badly: NC
CM to inaugurate world environment week at KU
AUPP centre holds seminar
Two militants killed by security forces
Commission orders Rs 2 lakh ex-gratia
CM visits Khirbhawani, inspects arrangements for annual festival
Yechury led Parliamentary Committee calls on CM
JU scholars allege HoD trying to appoint a blue-eyed
Power cut: Mufti was in no mood to address media
Third Front will take some tome to be reality
 READ MORE THIS SECTION  
 
 
 
 
 
STOCK UPDATE
  
BSE Sensex
NSE Nifty
 
CRICKET UPDATE
 
 
 
   
Home About Us Top Stories Local News National News Sports News Opinion Editorial ET Cetra Advertise with Us ET E-paper
 
 
J&K RELATED WEBSITES
J&K Govt. Official website
Jammu Kashmir Tourism
JKTDC
Mata Vaishnodevi Shrine Board
Shri Amarnath Ji Shrine Board
Shri Shiv Khori Shrine Board
UTILITY
Train Enquiry
IRCTC
Matavaishnodevi
BSNL
Jammu Kashmir Bank
State Bank of India
PUBLIC INTEREST
Passport Department
Income Tax Department
JK CAMPA
JK GAD
IT Education
Web Site Design Services
EDUCATION
Jammu University
Jammu University Results
JKBOSE
Kashmir University
IGNOU Jammu Center
SMVDU