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| After discriminating Jammu for decades, NC realizes region’s importance | | | 
Early Times Report
Jammu, July 14: After ignoring the Jammu region, both politically and economically, the National Conference now realized the importance of this region of the Union Territory to establish a strong popular government in Jammu and Kashmir.
Opposing the decision of the Ministry of Home Affairs to amend the J&K Reorganization Act, Omar sought the support of the people of the Jammu region.
“The people of J&K, especially Jammu, will have to vote against the nefarious intentions of the BJP-led NDA government which wants to disempower the people of J&K.
A strong government in J&K with a solid mandate is the only answer to this order because it’s going to be a tough fight to get our statehood back”, Omar Abdullah posted on his social media account while reacting to a r... | |
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| RSS discusses J&K situation | | Prant Pracharaks’ meeting at Ranchi | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, July 14: Amid reports about Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir, the prevailing security and political situation in the Union Territory was discussed on the last day of the three-day RSS’s Akhil Bharatiya Prant Pracharak meeting held at Ranchi Jharkhand.
Reports said that the crucial meeting discussed positive developments in Jammu and Kashmir after the abrogation of articles 370 and 35-A.
Nearly five years have passed since the abrogation of these two artic... | |
| | | | PM‘s ‘ek ped maa ke naam’ apt reply to climate change: Amit Shah | | | 
Indore, July 14:
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday took part in a drive in Indore in Madhya Pradesh, which aims to a create a world record of planting 11 lakh saplings in a single day, and asserted the ‘Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam’ campaign launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi was an apt reply to challenges of climate change.
The ‘Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam’ was launched by Modi on June 5 to mark World Environment Day, under which some 140 crore trees will be planted across the country, includ... | |
| | | | 25 years of Kargil war: IAF recalls ‘Op Safed Sagar’ | | | 
NEW DELHI, July 14:
The IAF on Sunday recalled the force’s contribution in the Kargil war 25 years ago during which it flew thousands of strike missions and helicopters sorties to bolster the Army’s efforts in fighting against the adversary.
To commemorate the silver jubilee of the victory in the 1999 Kargil war, the Indian Air Force is celebrating ‘Kargil Vijay Diwas Rajat Jayanti’ at Air Force Station Sarsawa from July 12-26, honouring the bravehearts who made the supreme sacrifice fo... | |
| | | | Check internet, call department | | E-notice from Govt office | | | NEW DELHI, July 14:
On receiving a suspicious e-notice from a Government office on the email, people should check the Internet to authenticate the name of the official named in it and call the mentioned department, the Union home ministry’s cyber crime unit said on Sunday. Users should be aware of “fake emails” sent in the garb of a government e-notice, said the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C) in a public advertisement. This could be a con that can make people “a victim of cyber fraud”, the ad cautioned. The I4C suggested counter-measures before clicking or responding to such emails: check if the email has originated from an authentic government website that ends with “gov.... | |
| | | | Nagotra youth’s body reaches Pak; kin seek PM’s help to get corpse back | | | 
Early Times Report
Jammu, July 14: The body of a youth who ended his life allegedly by jumping into the Chenab river here last month was recovered in Pakistan, following which his family sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s intervention to bring back the mortal remains for last rites.
Harash Nagotra, a resident of a border village in the Akhnoor sector, went missing on June 11 and his motorcycle was recovered on the banks of the river. A police official said a missing report was registe... | |
| | | | Army foils infiltration bid, 3 terrorists killed | | | |
Early Times Report
Srinagar, July 14: Three unidentified terrorists were killed on Sunday as army foiled an infiltration bid along the Line of Control (LoC) in Keran sector of Jammu and Kashmir.
The army said the anti-infiltration operation was going on till last reports.
"03x Terrorists have been eliminated in the ongoing anti-infiltration operation on the #LoC in Keran Sector, alongwith recovery of weapons and other war-like stores," Srinagar-based Chinar Corps of the Army posted on X.... | |
| | | | Uma Bhagwati Temple reopens | | | |
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, July 14: A temple of Goddess Uma Bhagwati was reopened after more than 30 years in Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir in the presence of Union minister Nityanand Rai on Sunday, officials said. Following restoration work, the temple was opened to devotees during an inauguration ceremony, they said.
The idol of goddess Uma, which was brought from Rajasthan, was placed in the sanctum sanctorum amid chanting of religious hymns.
Locals, both Kashmiri Pandits and Muslims, expressed happiness over the restoration of the temple.
“We are here to help our Pandit brethren in whatever way possible,” local resident Gulzar Ahmad said, adding that he was happy... | |
| | | | Another lawyer arrested, booked under PSA | | | |
Early Times Report
Srinagar, July 14: Jammu and Kashmir Police have arrested lawyer Mian Muzzafar and booked him under the Public Safety Act (PSA), his family said on Sunday.
Muzaffar, who is the nephew of former Bar Association President Mian Qayoom, is the third lawyer arrested by the police in the past fortnight. Mian Qayoom was arrested by J&K police in the murder of Advocate Babar Qadri in 2020.
"Advocate Mian Muzaffar was arrested by the police in the midnight raid from home and booked under PSA", family said.
However, police have yet to issue a statement over Muzaffar's arrest.
Senior advocate and chairperson of J&K High Court Bar Association Nazir Ronga was also detaine... | |
| | | | Minorities safe in India: Rijiju | | | |
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, July 14: Union Minister for Parliamentary Affairs and Minority Affairs Kiren Rijiju on Sunday said minorities are safe in India and being looked after well.
“In the whole world, minorities are safer and being looked after well in India only”, Union Minister Rijiju told media persons in Kargil on Sunday. Rijuju was in Kargil to see the Muharram arrangements there. He also visited Isalmia School and Imam Khomeini Memorial Trust (IKMT) Kargil and met several religious leaders before he left for Drass.
“The work done by Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the minorities of the country has not been done by anybody so far”, he said and added, “In the world minor... | |
| | | | 72 % students pass class 11th exam | | | |
Early Times Report
JAMMU, July 14: The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education on Sunday announced results of annual regular exams of 11th standard with an overall pass percentage of 72 percent.
JKBOSE officials said that among the overall pass percentage includes 75 percent female students and 69 percent male students. An official said that a total of 1,23,026 students were enrolled for the examination out of which 88,396 students passed the exams.
The exam was conducted in the soft and hard zone areas identified in both the UTs.
In the examination, a total of 1179 exam centres were setup by the board.
Chairman of JKBOSE, Parikshat Singh Manhas congratulated all teaching a... | |
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