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| 5 ultras killed in Kashmir | | CM cancels Bhaderwah visit as militants strike at rally venue | | | Early Times Reporter
Jammu | Sep 18
In stepped up incidents of insurgency, at least five militants were killed and two soldiers among six people were injured in different operation.
Meanwhile Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad today had to cancel his visit to his constituency as militants struck at the areas close to the venue where he had to address a public meeting. A fierce encounter was followed in which two policemen were seriously injured.
Reports said that five militants -- two Pakistan-based Jaish-e -Mohammad (JeM) and three Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) -- were killed by security forces in two fierce encounters in north Kashmir today.
A defence ministry spokesman said during ... | |
| | | | A midday meal for insects, rats and teachers | | RS Pura zone students forces to eat self cooked rotten food | | | Early Times Reporter
RS Pura | Sept 18
The centrally funded mid day meal scheme may be ambitiously implemented to attract children in government primary schools, but here in many RS Pura schools this scheme serves more the interest of rats, insects and teachers than students.
The mid day meal scheme apart from source of attraction for the students from poor backgrounds have also a unique feature of nutritious value. However, in most of the primary schools in RS Pura zone, the guidelines are not followed and an unhealthy meal is being served to the students.
In most of the total 96 schools in this zone, the students are being provided meal of lesser nutrient value and unhygienic f... | |
| | | | A big question mark on Hari Om's home coming | | | | Early Times Reporter
Jaamu | Sep 18
The coming back to home by the estranged J&K state BJP Vice President and spokesman only a month after his walking out, has not surprised the observers here. In his very statement, citing personal reasons for retiring from active politics, due to his over occupation in academic assignments, Hari Om had left an escape route for his becoming reactive in issuing statements and holding briefings for the media. Unlike his previous exit from the party few years ago, when the working Jammu University teacher, Prof Hari Om had leveled serious charges on the functioning of the party and conduct of its leaders in J&K, this time his walk out was quite restrained a... | |
| | | | Two militants killed in Bhaderwah, | | JK police encounter specialist 'Sonu' injured in action | | | Early Times Reporter
Jammu | Sep18
Two Lashkar -e-Toiba (LeT) militants were killed by a joint team of security forces near Chinote green colony in Bhaderwah in Doda district on Tuesday in a marathon gunfight which lasted over six hours.
A J&K police encounter specialist Sub inspector Shiv Krishan Sharma was also injured in the operation and was airlifted to Jammu medical college along with another injured police man Rajesh Kumar (PSO).
According to police "two militants belonging to LeT were killed by security forces and two policemen were injured in the operation near Chinote in Bhaderwah in Doda district. The operation started around 9.00 a.m and lasted over six hours, the po... | |
| | | | Five vacant IG posts to be filled shortly | | | | Early Times Reporter
Jammu | Sep 18
The Director General Police, Kuldeep Khuda, has recommended to the Government creation of one post of Inspector General Personnel in the police headquarters so that a very senior officer looked after establishment, including posting and transfers of police officials. While making this recommendation the DGP has not so far assigned personnel department to an officer of the rank of DIG. Hitherto, the department of personnel in the police headquarters was being manned by one DIG.
Already four posts of IGs are vacant in the state and with the retirement of one IG headquarters in January the number of vacant posts of IGs would rise to five. Police sour... | |
| | | | RBI directs J&K among 8 states to raise 3,074 cr through bonds | | | | Early Times Reporter
Jammu | Sep 18
The Reserve Bank today said eight states, including Jammu-Kashmir, Gujarat and Punjab, would raise Rs 3,073.74 crore by auctioning 10-year government bonds.
Through the auction, to be undertaken by RBI on September 20, Punjab would raise Rs 1,000 crore, Tamil Nadu Rs 500 crore, Gujarat Rs 475 crore, Kerala Rs 435.99 crore, Himachal Pradesh Rs 300 crore, Jammu and Kashmir Rs 134.51 crore, Assam Rs 116.13 crore and Sikkim Rs 112.10 crore, the regulator said in a statement.
"Tamil Nadu will have the option to retain additional subscription up to a maximum of Rs 125 crore over and above the notified amount," RBI said in a release.
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