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After 6 years of litiga1ion former minister’s daughter looses Rs 1500 job
HC quashes appointment, respondents asked to engage petitioner
9/3/2007 11:08:53 PM
Early Times Reporter Jammu, Sept 3: In an interesting case of favoritism for a petty favour, the Jammu and Kashmir High Court today ordered termination of the services of the daughter of a former Congress minister as a teaching guide popularly known as Rebar-e-Taleem. The Court held that woman was appointed by ignoring genuine claim of another eligible contender for the post which offers a remuneration of a paltry sum of Rs 1500. The most interesting part of the case is that this legal battle has been going on since 2001. This reveals that the the ex-minister’s daughter and the respondent authorities who appointed her in arbitrary manner were so particular on retaining this post that the case stretched on for six long years. The seriousness of the government on protecting and upholding the wrong doing of the recruiting authorities can also be gauged from the fact that the case was defended by the state's Advocate General who assisted by many of his colleagues. The appointment of the woman was challenged by one Kuldeep Raj who submitted before the court that the candidate did not ...
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‘Let present political arrangement remain as is’
9/3/2007 10:05:09 PM
Jammu, September 3 “Ensure that the present political arrangement in Jammu and Kashmir remains intact.” This is said to be the main message conveyed by the Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, and the UPA chairperson,Ms Sonia Gandhi,during a dinner the Prime Minister had hosted in Delhi where the PDP patron,Mufti Mohd.Sayeed,and the Chief Minister,Mr Ghulam Nabi Azad,were present. In fact Mufti Sayeed had sought an appointment with the Prime Minister and in this connection the PDP patron had been in Delhi for the last over three days.The Prime Minister,after consulting Ms Sonia Gandhi,invited the Mufti to dinner and Ms Gandhi and Dr Manmohan Singh thought it better to invite Mr Azad als...
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Azad takes bull by horn by divesting Qazi Afzal of forest deptt
9/3/2007 10:02:48 PM
EARLY TIMES SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT JAMMU: By divesting Qazi Mohammad Afzal, a PDP minister, of forest portfolio, the Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad has caught the bull by the horn. In displaying boldness and guts to take action against a minister in his cabinet, who belongs to the ruling alliance partner PDD, the Chief Minister has taken a calculated risk to confront the Mufti led PDP, with the relations between the two major coalition partners far from being smooth. Qazi is supposed to have been removed from the forest department as a result of complaints about his bungling and resorting to doubtful means, leading to the acute scarcity of timber to the people in the valley. Althoug...
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Sanju's visit tickles funnybone
The red beacon car puts authorities in 'red'
9/3/2007 10:01:48 PM
Jammu, Sept 3: Bolloywood actor Sanjay Dutt who enacted a chord of emotion with the people of Jammu during his visit to the holy cave shrine of Mata Vaishno Devi could not avoid courting a controversy even though he had vowed to visit the shrine as an ordinary pilgrim. When Sanjay Dutt reached Jammu airport Sunday along with friend Manyata and three others, the authorities here provided him with a VIP ambassador car along with the full Police escort for his onward journey to Katra. With VIP car fitted with red beacon has come under question as in what capacity it was offered to the actor who by no means can be treated as an official guest howsoever popular he may be. Sanjay Dutt, it may...
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Last nail: Rekha removed as HoD
9/3/2007 10:01:03 PM
Early Times Reporter Jammu, Sept 3: In what can be described as end of a row or beginning of yet another full blown clash, the Vice Chancellor of the University of Jammu Prof Amitabh Mattoo has removed Prof Rekha Chowdhary as Head of the Department of the Political Science. A fully drawn up controversy was on in the Jammu University since last week after some youth claiming to be the Shiv Sena activists barged into the office of the Vice Chancellor along with a posse of reporters lodging a complaint Prof Chowdhary. They were protesting against an opinion poll conducted by a research organization for the television channel CNN-IBN, Indian Express newspaper and Pakistani daily Dawn. The ...
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Is J&K becoming rape capital?
Every third day there is a rape, many cases go unreported
9/3/2007 10:00:23 PM
Nirbhay Jammual Jammu, Sept 3: Even though the organized crime is on the rise in Jammu and Kashmir but the crime against women is registering a steep rise leaving the authorities grappling in the dark on the measures to arrest this trend. Rape and molestation has become the most infamous form of crime against women in the state as the statistics rising year after year. Experts believe that with more pre-occupation of the law enforcing agencies with the insurgency, the crime against women is not being checked they it should have been. According to official figures as many as 135 cases of rape were registered till June this year across the state, with more cases being reported from the ...
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