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| NC's latest on Modi praise: PDP in alliance with BJP | | 'Pot calling kettle black'...........? | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Sept 25: Latest from NC-PDP bickering over Narender Modi is that Ajay Sadhotra, senior NC leader and MLC is now demanding apology from PDP for its leadership for praising Gujarat Chief Minister. The fresh charge of NC levelled against PDP, as per Sadhotra's statement is PDP had entered into alliance an undeclared alliance with Sangh Parivar in 2008.
The statement may be a part of the ongoing and continuous war between two rivals on gaining scores over Modi bashing for apparent political reasons. One can also understand some amount of exaggeration and spice added to make the statements controversial in politics. But one fails to understand how politician... | |
| | | | NC Legislative Party meeting held, inconclusive on Guru resolution | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Sept 25: Even though ruling National Conference held its Legislative Party meeting at Srinagar today to discuss the strategy it is going to adopt during Assembly session beginning tomorrow, the party leadership is understood to have not finalised or formalised its decision on the Afzal Guru resolution on September 28.
A meeting of the Legislature Party of the ruling National Conference on whether to support or oppose a resolution in Jammu and Kashmir Assembly seeking clemency for Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru remained inconclusive, source said.
"It is too premature to discuss the resolution. It will be done in due course of time," senior NC leader and ... | |
| | | | Cong legislators to decide on floor of House: Soz | | Clemency resolution | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Sept 25: Congress leadership at the state level continued to remain non-commital on the resolution favouring clemency for Afzal Guru to be taken up by state Assembly during its session beginning tomorrow . The party Congress on Sunday said its legislators would participate in the discussion and take a decision on the floor of the House.
"Our legislators will go to the Assembly. And they will participate in the discussions, what are listed" Jammu and Kashmir Congress Chief Saif-Uddin-Soz told.
The decision on the issue would be taken by the legislators, Soz said.
To a question whether Congress legislators would abstain from discussion over the issue, he sa... | |
| | | | Why are separatists silent over Guru Resolution? | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Sept 25: At a time when Afzal Guru's clemency resolution is being widely discussed across the country, the total indifference of the separatists towards the issue has surprised the people.
The resolution moved by an independent MLA Langat, Engineer Abdul Rashid is likely to come up for discussion on September 27. The Peoples' Democratic Party (PDP) has decided to vote in favour of the resolution. The Congress MLAs will oppose the resolution and so will BJP and Panthers Party. Saif-ud-Din Soz who heads the Pradesh Congress Committee of the state has said that his party will not shy away from voting. He, however, remained silent on supporting or opposing the reso... | |
| | | | 5 teachers deputed permanently to J&K Scouts and Guides in Kishtwar school | | Allegations of violation of norms galore | | | Asif Iqbal Naik
KISHTWAR, Sept 25: In complete violation of norms, Chief Education Officer (CEO) allegedly deputed five government teachers for establishment of district unit of Jammu and Kashmir Scouts and Guides.
Sources said that the deputation order has been issued vide order no: CEO/K/11/Scouts/8245-52 Dated 15-09-2011 issued by Chief Education Officer Kishtwar. As per this order, five government teachers namely Akhtar Hussain Giri posted at UPS Dramwagan, Tanveer Ahmed Malik posted at Middle School Kawar, Sanjay Parihar posted at Middle School Chewar, Amrish Parihar posted at High School Nagbatna and Pardeep Koul posted at Higher Secondary School Boys Kishtwar.
Order of CEO Kishtw... | |
| | | | Dalip Singh luring university teachers, Saraf still ahead | | JUTA President Elections | | | Mishu Gupta
JAMMU, Sept 25: With d-day approaching, campaign for election of President of Jammu University Teachers Association (JUTA) has intensified with contesting candidates making knee deep efforts to woo voters.
If sources within University are to be believed, incumbent president Dilip Singh of Mathematics Department has made the election prestige issue. They claimed that Singh has been working overnight like a professional politician to win over the faculty members to vote in his favour on September 27. Sources said that Singh has no stone unturned in attracting the voters across the entire university campus.
On the contrary, sources said that Prof Neelam Saraf, head of the depa... | |
| | | | Kashmir fortunate, Jammu victim of misinformation campaign | | Biased & Parochial | | | Neha
JAMMU, Sept 25: Kashmir is indeed very fortunate. It has leadership which works in unison, ensures all-round development in Kashmir on an unprecedented scale, fights for its people and behaves in a fashion that makes some important persons at the helm in New Delhi and outside as well as "opinion leaders" and "think-tanks" believe in what it preaches in order to extract as many concessions from New Delhi as possible. And, it has been happening since decades, particularly since 1931, when Sheikh Abdullah of Kashmir and his supporters unleashed a vilification campaign against the Dogras and the Dogra Maharaja. The Britons, who had their interests in the strategic northern areas, had also... | |
| | | | Pak threatens US, meek Indian leadership surrendering | | Compromise on J&K -- I | | | Rustam
JAMMU, Sept 25: On September 23, the United States turned heat on Pakistan's spy agency, the dreaded Inter-Service Intelligence (ISI), and charged it with backing violence against the US targets in Afghanistan. In fact, Admiral Mike Mullen, US chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, bluntly termed the Haqqani militant network as a "veritable arm" of the ISI and accused Pakistan of providing support for the group's September 13 "brazen attack" on the US embassy in Kabul. "There has never been much doubt in Washington that the shadowy ISI plays a 'double game', supporting some militants to extend its influence in Afghanistan and counter India, while targeting others," he said. He pushe... | |
| | | | Mufti accuses coalition Govt of encouraging corruption | | | | UDHAMPUR: Former Chief Minister and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) patron, Mufti Muhammad Sayed today demanded creation of grievances cells to eradicate corruption. He was addressing a well-attended rally at Udhampur.
Mufti reminded the gathering of the steps taken during previous regime to curb corruption. He made a reference of State Accountability Commission (SAC) and accused the NC led regime of systematic demolition of such institutions which are meant for curbing corruption. "The inability of the government to make all appointments to the SAC and State Information Commission (SIC) now looks more ominous than the result of inefficiency and lack of direction of the government", he sai... | |
| | | | Rahul Gandhi rejects Geelani's allegations | | | | SRINAGAR: All India Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi has rejected Syed Ali Shah Geelani';s allegations regarding membership drive in Kashmir university. Talking on phone from New Delhi, Ghandi's secretary Meenakshi Natrajan told KNS that Rahul has no intentions of launching membership drive in the campus. She said,' Rahul Gandhi has been visiting universities across the country to get acquainted with the students'. She further added that Mr. Gandhi is himself against using the Educational institutions for political benefits. However he is visiting Kashmir university on the invitation of the university administration added Natrajan Asked if Rahul Ghandi would press state government f... | |
| | | | Appeal to Hon'ble speaker by Shri Chaman Lal Gupta BJP MLA | | | | Sir,
I had raised a question during the last session of the state assembly seeking a reply from the government regarding the decision to stop government advertisements to the daily Early Times published from Jammu.
I had also spoken about the highhandedness of the government and its arbitrary, whimsical dispensation regarding distribution of official advertisements to the various newspapers published in the state.
Despite repeated requests, the state government did not come forward with any reply to my question and the result has been that through its decision to ignore my question the state government has covertly accepted that it does not have a reasonable answer to my question.
Hon'b... | |
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