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| BVP organizes Branch Level National Group Song Competition | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: Bharat Vikas Parishad Gandhi Nagar Branch Jammu organized Branch Level National Group Song Competition today at Bankey Bihari, Gorkha Mandir, Shiva Ji Chowk, Nanak Nagar, Jammu. Four teams participated in the competition for Hindi and Sanskrit Songs. Presentation Convent Senior Secondary School Gandhi Nagar Jammu, Senior Secondary School Boys Gandhi Nagar, Jammu & Govt. High School for Girls Gandhi Nagar Jammu were adjudged as 1st, 2rd & 3rd respectively.
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| | | | RMPS organizes Inter-School Debate Competition | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: An Inter-School debate competition organizes by senior secondary wing of RM Public School. Three other schools Shiksha Niketan, Jeevan Nagar, Shiksha Niketan, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu Public School along with the host RM Public School participates in the competition.
The Chief Guest Ajit Singh Nagra (Retd. Principal and Writer is welcomed by presenting bouquets and saplings by Chairman Rameshwar Mengi.
The program starts with lightening of lamp. The topic of | |
| | | | MBSCET organizes workshop on "Placement Preparedness" | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering & Technology, Jammu organized two days workshop on "Placement Preparedness" conducted by Er. Rakesh Bhatia from "Innovative Learning Solutions", Delhi. Students from all Engineering branches of 5th & 7th semester participated. Workshop started with Lamp Lightening by Prof. (Dr.) Amar Singh Sudan (Chairman, MBSCET), Er. Rakesh Bhatia (Innovative Learning Solutions) & S.H.S. Gill (Dean Student Welfare). Er. Rakesh B | |
| | | | YCET conducts awareness lecture on 'Drug Abuse' | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: The Yogananda College of Engineering and Technology (Y C E T) Conducted an Awar-eness lecture on 'Drug Abuse' With the aim to educate the students about Drug Abuse. During this lecture, students of 3rd semester Computer Engg and Mechanical Engg were sensitized about various aspects of drug abuse, which included type of drugs and their adverse effects on the health, family and society. The symptoms, treatment and rehabilitation were given due emphasis during the talk.
The Eminent speaker Dr Sapna Gupta explained to the students how the drug traffickers are playing with the lives of youth by pushing them into the vicious cycle of drugs by initially supplyi | |
| | | | Div Com review progress on four laning of Jammu Akhnoor Road project | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: Sanjeev Verma today chaired a meeting with concerned officers to review the progress on four laning of Jammu Akhnoor Road project. Deputy Commissioner Jammu, Sushma Chauhan, ACR Jammu, Vijay Sharma, Revenue Attorney, Atul Gupta, SSP Traffic Jammu, Joginder Singh, Assistant Commissioner central, Jitender Mishra besides senior functionaries of NHIDCL, SFC, Social Forestry and other concerned officers attended the meeting.
The DC Jammu informed the Div Co | |
| | | | Troops alert along LoC in wake of PoK march, no breach reported | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: The Army on Friday said there were no reports of any attempt to breach the LoC or any Pakistan military-backed march by locals from Pakistan-occupied Kashmir to the de-facto border on Friday. The Army, however, is fully prepared to deal with any eventuality and foil any such march along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir, officials asserted.
"There was no reports of any violations or march towards LoC. Troops are alert and fully prepared for such an eventuality," an officer told . Troops were briefed about the situation in advance and were asked to be very vigilant, he said.
The march was being planned in protest against India's decision to abrogate | |
| | | | YCET conducts awareness lecture on 'Drug Abuse' | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: The Yogananda College of Engineering and Technology (Y C E T) Conducted an Awar-eness lecture on 'Drug Abuse' With the aim to educate the students about Drug Abuse. During this lecture, students of 3rd semester Computer Engg and Mechanical Engg were sensitized about various aspects of drug abuse, which included type of drugs and their adverse effects on the health, family and society. The symptoms, treatment and rehabilitation were given due emphasis during the talk. The Eminent speaker Dr Sapna Gupta explained to the students how the drug traffickers are playing with the lives of youth by pushing them into the vicious cycle of drugs by initially supplying | |
| | | | Model Academy shines in Kick Boxing Competition | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: Faheem Mushtaq and Abdullah Malik students of Model Academy won Gold & Silver Medal respectively in Kick Boxing Competition organized by Wako India, a National Level championship held at Karimnagar Telanagana. A total of 16 players from J&K participated in this mega event. Faheem Mushtaq has also been selected for the India Camp. They were trained by Danish Padha, an International Level Coach and Referee. Rupa Gupta Joint Director, Pramod Srivastava Principal | |
| | | | Singing Competition organized | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: A singing competition has been held in R.M. Public School. The competition has been held among the students of Ist standard. The main aim of the competition was to remove the hesitation among the students. The competition has been held under the supervision of Incharge Suman Lata, the Ist standard coordinator Shivani Sharma and her team. The Trustee Rita Mengi and the Principal Ravinder Kour have also joined the competition and appreciated the efforts made by t | |
| | | | Genesis playway school organizes cleanliness rally | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: Genesis playway school organized a cleanliness rally in which school little kids picked litter from the karan Bagh to make the Bagh clean. Small kids gave the message that, we should not through our waste material and put all the waste material properly in dustbin. The day was also celebrated as freshers day also at Genesis family welcome Master Tavish and Master Aahan. | |
| | | | GDC Paloura takes out rally against Plastic use | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: Government Degree college Paloura today organized a rally in the market and villages regarding the use of cloth bags instead of Plastic bags. The rally started from college to Mishriwala local market in which many students along with NSS volunteers interacted with the local vendors , hawkers and informed them regarding the harmful consequences of the plastic wares. The volunteers spread the message of " Say No to Plastic and its harmful effects on all the Eco s | |
| | | | Ceasefire violations by Pakistan in Jammu & Kashmir at 5-year high in 2019 | | | |
Early Times Report
Srinagar, Oct 4: Ceasefire violations by Pakistan from across the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir witnessed a five-year high within the first nine months of the current year, defence sources said here.
According to the data collated by the Indian Army, Pakistan violated the ceasefire in Jammu and Kashmir 2,225 times till October 2, meaning that on average, it violated the ceasefire eight times a day during this period.
Compared to this, the total number of ceasefire violations by Pakistan numbered 1,629 during the entire calendar year of 2018.
"Pakistan increased ceasefire violations this year following the Balakot air strikes in February and subsequent | |
| | | | Chief Secretary reviews Darbar Move arrangements | | | 
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Oct 4: Chief Secretary, BVR Subrahmanyam Friday chaired a high-level meeting here to take a review of the arrangements on the eve of move of offices from Srinagar to Jammu for the winter season-2020.
As per the orders issued by the General Administration Department (GAD), the offices observing 5-day week shall close at Srinagar on 25th October (Friday), 2019 after office hours and offices observing 6-day week shall close on 26th October (Saturday), 2019 after | |
| | | | GoI approves new medical colleges for Leh, Udhampur | | 'Proposal for GMC Handwara under active consideration' | | |
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Oct 4: In a major initiative, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India (GoI) on Friday accorded sanction to two more new Government Medical Colleges under centrally sponsored schemes-to be established at Leh & Udhampur districts of Jammu and Kashmir.
The Ministry of Health & Family Welfare has approved the proposals submitted by the Health & Medical Education Department, Jammu and Kashmir for establishment of new Government Medical Colleges at Leh & Udhampur at an estimated cost of Rs 325 crore each. The officials said that the new Medical Colleges are attached with existing district, referral hospital under Phase-III.
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| | | | Dip in tourist footfall in Katra post abrogation of Article 370, Vande Bharat train brings hope | | | |
Early Times Report
Katra, Oct 4: Tourist footfall in Katra that saw a dip in the wake of abrogation of Article 370 of the Constitution in August, had marginally improved during Navratri, said those living in the region, who welcomed the Vande Bharat Express on Thursday amid chants of "Jai Mata Di".
The train, which was flagged off by Union Home Minister Amit Shah from Delhi, is expected to give a boost to the tourist-driven economy of the region.
"There was a low turnout in August and September following the abrogation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir. The footfall has marginally increased during Navratri," a railway official said on Friday.
He added that while the footfall was | |
| | | | District admins of Rajouri, Poonch fail to provide helpline numbers to border people | | | | M S Nazki
Early Times Report
Poonch, Oct 4: District administrations of twin border districts of Rajouri and Poonch have failed to provide helpline numbers to people living close to across the border sectors in those twin districts were very sensitive and vulnerable to cross border shelling and indiscriminate firing off and on sources said here today. They said the areas that fall close to Line of Control in district Poonch include Mandi, Gulpur, KG Balnoi, Mendhar, Balakote and in District Rajouri Lam, Keri and Manjakote sectors were very sensitive and vulnerable to indiscriminate firing and shelling from across the border by Pakistan which takes place without any provocation every | |
| | | | Sat asks party activists and elected representatives to gear up for BDC polls | | | | Early Times Report
Sunderbani, Oct 4: Former State President BJP and Ex-Minister Sat Sharma (CA) visited Sunderbani, Lamberi, Siot, Seri, Nowshera, Mogla Triath, Quila Daral (Lam) and Kalakote areas where he interacted with many deputations concerning BDC (Block Development Council) elections. He was also accompanied by State President BJP SC Morcha Jagdish Bhagat. During their visit they interacted with hundreds of Panchs and Sarpanchs from various areas and also met elected Councillors with Chairman of Municipal Committees(MC) of both Sunderbani and Nowshera. District President BJP Capt. Som Dutt, Chairman MC Nowshera Narinder Sharma, Chairman MC Sunderbani Rajinder Sharma, Mandal Presid | |
| | | | Lulu Group visits Jammu | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Oct 4: A delegation of Lulu Group led by A V Ananth, Director- Oman, India and Srilanka, Rejith Radhakrishnan comprising Regional Director, Zulfikar Kadavath, Head of Procurement and Najmuddin, Director-India visited Jammu to discuss investment opportunities especially in Agro and food processing with Department of Industries & Commerce. The meeting was attended by Ravinder Kumar, MD, JKTPO/ SIDCO and Anoo Malhotra, Director, Industries & Commerce, Pawan Singh Rathor | |
| | | | GDC Udhampur organizes programme on Road Safety | | |  Early Times Report
UDHAMPUR, Oct 4: "Wearing Helmet is being fashionable; it adds to your smartness besides saving lives. Of all road accidents, more than two third are that of two wheelers and that too in the prime teens" said J. S. Johar, KPS, Sr. Supdt of Police Traffic National Highway. He was speaking on the inauguration of first ever Road Safety Club at Govt. Degree College Udhampur. He further elaborated that the main aim of this club should be to establish a reliable and common approac | |
| | | | Ex-minister, family approaches hc against demolition of dps Jr. Wing Kathua | | HC directs DC, SSP, Kathua to maintain status-quo | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: In a significant order Justice Dhiraj Singh Thakur of J&K High Court, Jammu Wing has directed maintenance of Status-quo with regard to the building DPS (Junior Wing) Kathua comprised in Khasra No. 2465/308 measuring 13 Kanals and 3 Marlas owned and possessed by Ch. Lal Singh (Ex-Forest Minister), Shanti Devi (mother of Ch. Lal Singh), Mohan Singh, Sohan Singh, Rajinder Singh alias Babbi (all brothers of Ch. Lal Singh), Radha Rani (sister of Ch. Lal Singh), situated in Village Taraf Tajwal, Ward No. 4, Tehsil & District Kathua.
After hearing Senior Advocate K.S. Johal with Advocates Karman Singh Johal and Supreet Singh Johal, in a writ petition filed by Ex | |
| | | | DPS Nagbani celebrates World Animal Day | | | 
Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: To promote awareness of and understanding about the need to protect, manage and enhance nature, DPS Nagbani celebrated World Animal Day in the school. The children from Pre-Nursery dressed up as different animals and participated in fancy dress competition. A discussion was also held to engage the students' attention and create awareness on various issues like cruelty towards animals, animal rights violations etc. They were also told that the formulation of | |
| | | | Deputy Mayor JMC inaugurates Shobha Yatra | | | 
Early Times Report
KATRA, Oct 4: On Day 5 of the ongoing Navratra Festival 2019, Deputy Mayor Jammu Municipal Corporation, Poornima Sharma, inaugurated the Shobha Yatra from Katra.
The day witnessed colourful presentations by the artists of Regional Outreach Bureau and local organisations. Cultural items including folk dances like Silambam of Tamil Nadu, Deep Nati of Himachal Pradesh, different forms of Kud dance of Jammu region and various tableaus were part of the shobha yatra.
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| | | | JSS Jammu celebrates Dussehera | | | 
Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: To communicate the fact that ultimately it is truth and virtue that prevails over all evil, Jammu Sanskriti School, Jammu celebrated Dussehera with great enthusiasm and energy. Since, Dussehera is a celebration of victory of good over evil, our Primary-wing students presented a dance drama on how hard Ram exiled to the forest, the subsequent abducting of Sita by the demon King Ravana and the eventual triumph of Ram over Ravana. Signifying the victory of goo | |
| | | | Dr Karan Singh conferred with Saint Dnyaneshwara World Peace Prize | | | 
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Oct 4: Dr Karan Singh conferred Saint Dnyaneshwara World Peace Prize at a function organised in the World Peace University near Pune. The function was held under the tallest dome in the world and was organized by Dr Vishwanath D Karad who is the Founder of Maharashtra - Institute of Technology, Pune. The Award was presented to Dr Karan Singh by Dr Arif Mohammad Khan, Governor of Kerala.
The speakers congratulated Dr Karan Singh, terming him as an Eminent Visio | |
| | | | Health Centre JU in collaboration with JIAR organise free medical camp | | | 
Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: As part of Golden Jubilee Celebrations, free Medical Camp was organized by University of Jammu in collaboration with Jammu Institute of Ayurveda and Research Nardani, Bantalab. The Faculties, Officers, Staff and Students from different Departments attended the Medical Camp. Free medicine were distributed to the patients and they were also educated through power point presentation about doing Yoga practices and Panchkarma procedures like Abhyanga, Swed | |
| | | | Two day Projectethon organized at MIET | | | 
Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: Institution of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) is an International technical organization, established to develop technological advancements, in the field of Electrical and Electronics and promote their awareness in the society. It was established about 100 years ago and its foundation day is celebrated all over the world during 1st week of October. Model Institute of Engineering & Technology (MIET) is celebrating this day by organizing a two-da | |
| | | | Jodhamal students celebrate Gandhi jayanti in Nepal | | | 
Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: A team of 28 students of Jodhamal Public School Jammu headed by Ajay Kumar , Neetu Johari and Harish Gosain in collaboration with Gandian Peace Foundation Nepal celebrated 150th birth anniversary of Father of Nation Mahatma Gandhi in Nepal. The programmes were organized by Department of Tourism and National Health training centre, Teku under Department of Health, Kathmandu, Nepal. Director of Indian embassy Dr. Acharaya Mahesh Sharma graced the occasion and | |
| | | | Wildlife Week: Awareness camp held in Mahore | | | |
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Oct 4: Wildlife Division Rajouri-Poonch, organized an awareness programme at Mahore as part of wildlife week celebration being celebrated from Oct 2 to Oct 8.
The grand programme was attended by Regional Wildlife Warden Jammu Region Tahir Ahmed Shawl as Chief Guest, while SDM Mahore Bhushan Lal was guest of Honour.
Commandant, Dy Commandants CISF and Police Officers of Sub-Division Mahore also attended the programme and delivered lectures on the wildlife Conservation.
A large number of local students participated in the awareness programme. A drawing competition and debate was also held. The civil society members of the area raised several demands befor | |
| | | | Chill intensifies as rain lashes Srinagar, other parts of Kashmir | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Oct 4: Chilly weather conditions intensified in the state as incessant rain lashed the summer capital, Srinagar, and other parts of Kashmir, where people mostly remained confined to their homes due to strike since August 5.
A Met department spokesperson said that light to heavy rain was likely during the next 24 hours in the valley under the influence of a Western Disturbance (WD), which is active in the region.
Due to cloudy sky in the morning followed by rain, chill has further intensified in Srinagar, where people could be seen wearing warm cloths, including half sleeves sweaters and jackets.
Meanwhile, water has accumulated on some roads in the city, m | |
| | | | CISF to set up 'permanent' base in hypersensitive Baglihar Hydro Electric plant | | | | Agencies
New Delhi, Oct 4: Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) is all set to have a permanent deployment at Baglihar Hydro Electric Power plant in Jammu and Kashmir.
Currently, CISF is guarding the plant on a temporary basis. The dam is situated in the same-- Ramban district where security forces gunned down three terrorists last week. According to sources, more than 300 highly-trained personnel headed by a Commandant rank officer will look after the security of one of the most sensitive hydroelectric plants whose construction was objected by Pakistan as well. "The Home Ministry has cleared the file of deployment and the deployment process is underway," a senior government official c | |
| | | | Power shut down | | | |
JAMMU, Oct 4: Superintending Engineer, Elect. Maintt. & R.E. Circle-1, Jammu has informed that, to carry out the work of conductor stringing by Reliance Electric works, the shutdown of 11KV feeders is being observed.
During the shutdown, the power supply to Balle-da-bagh, Kot Garhi, Gujjar Road, Bomal and its adjoining areas will remain affected on October 5 and 6 from 9 am to 12 noon. | |
| | | | Exam for Curator's post on Oct 13, identity proof to be treated as admit cards: PSC | | | |
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Oct 4: Jammu and Kashmir Public Service (JKPSC) today announced that the candidates whose written examination for the post of Curator is scheduled to be held on 13th October 2019 (10 am to 12 noon) at the examination centres at JKPSC Solina, Srinagar and JKPSC Resham Ghar, Jammu, their valid identity proofs shall be treated as Admit Cards.
Accordingly, the candidates are advised to bring along the valid identity proof with two photographs. | |
| | | | CB books bank officials, others in fraudulent loan withdrawal case | | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Oct 10: Crime Branch Kashmir today presented a chargesheet in a case of fraudulent withdrawal of loan against the officials of Anantnag Central Cooperative Bank and some persons.
Crime Branch Kashmir in a statement said that it presented a charge sheet in case FIR No. 04/2012 u/s 420,467,468,120-B RPC 6/W 5(2) PC ACT of P/S CBK before the court of Additional Special Judge Anti Corruption Anantnag against five accused persons .
It added that the case was registered in Crime Branch Kashmir on the basis of complaint received from Deputy Secretary to Govt. Home Department along with complaint of Abdul Rehman in which it was alleged that the accused officers/of | |
| | | | Siachen hospital gets oxygen plant | | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: Nicknamed "Siachen healer", a hospital that serves soldiers working in the world''s highest battlefield got its first oxygen plant on Friday, officials said.
The Siachen hospital which is located at Hunder near Pratappur provides medical cover not only to the soldiers deployed on the glacier but also to the local population and a large number of tourists travelling through the Nubra Valley, a senior Army officer said.
As it is a high-altitude area with extreme weather conditions, ailments such as high altitude pulmonary odema (HAPO), high altitude cerebral odema (HACO), strokes, cerebral venous thrombosis (CVT), deep vein thrombosis (DVT) are common am | |
| | | | Advisor, CS visit Pulwama, review dev, security scenario | | |  Early Times Report
PULWAMA, Oct 4: Advisor to Governor, K Vijay Kumar along with Chief Secretary, BVR Subarahmanyam today visited Pulwama to take stock of the developmental and security scenario in the district. They also interacted with scores of public delegations to have a firsthand account of issues and grievances being faced by them.
Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Baseer Ahmad Khan, Inspector General of Police, S.P Pani also accompanied the dignitaries.
On the occasion, District D | |
| | | | Skandan chairs 80th Board Meeting of JKSRTC | | |  Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Oct 4: Advisor to Governor, K Skandan today chaired the 80th meeting of Board of Directors (BoDs) of Jammu and Kashmir State Road Transport Corporation (JKSRTC) at Civil Secretariat here.
Financial Commissioner Finance, AK Mehta, Principal Secretary Transport, Asgar Hassan Samoon, Principal Secretary Housing and Urban Development, Dheeraj Gupta, MD JKSRTC, Owais Ahmad and other concerned officers attended the meeting.
Skandan, who is in-charge of the Transport | |
| | | | Medical shop sealed for selling banned drugs | | |  Early Times Report
Samba, Oct 4: Acting tough against drug menace & its propagators a medical shop was sealed for illegally selling banned drugs in Swakha Morh near to Vijaypur town.
Based on a written complaint against one Sanjay Sharma S/o Lt. Mukhand Lal R/o Swankha Morh Tehsil Vijaypur District Samba who was running Sharma Medical Hall & indulged in illegally selling banned drugs and psychotropic substances to the young people of the area, a Police party of P/S Vijaypur headed by SHO P/ | |
| | | | Advisor Khan launches "Beti Bachao Beti Padao" campaign through spl stickers | | |  Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Oct 4: State Resource Centre for Women (SRCW), Social Welfare Department on Friday launched the "Beti Bachao Beti Padao" campaign through special stickers on the Government vehicles.
Advisor to Governor, Farooq Khan, who was Chief Guest on the launching ceremony made the launching by pasting the special sticker "Beti Bachao Beti Padao" on the official vehicles in the Civil Secretariat premises. The Central Government's ambitious flagship programme Beti Bachao Beti | |
| | | | NAUP flays Administration for worst power supply | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: Sandeep Singh President National Awami United Party stated that scenario of power supply in Jammu region is worst. He said in year 2016 State government conducted a survey on power demand in Jammu region through a black listed company and poor quality power cables were wired in Jammu leading to loss of state exchequer.
He said administration has failed to provide regular power supply and drinking water to Jammuites. Moreover, big claims of administration that | |
| | | | Congress protests against establishment of toll plaza | | |  Early Times Report
Vijaypur, Oct 4: Workers of Congress Party lead by Babal Samba Vice President/Ex-councilor have protested in the front of S.D.M. Office, Vijaypur regarding the installation of Toll Plaza at Sarore in District Samba and handed over the memorandum to Governor through S.D.M. Vijaypur.
While interacting with the media persons Babal Gupta criticized the Transport Minister of Union Government of India regarding the issuance of contract of toll plaza without adopting the due co | |
| | | | DC takes stock of grievances of border dwellers | | |  Early Times Report
KATHUA, Oct 4: In order to take stock of grievances of border dwellers, Deputy Commissioner, Dr. Raghav Langer met several delegations at Hiranagar.
The members of the delegation apprised the DC of their demands which were mainly related to basic amenities such as uninterrupted quality power supply, drinking water, road connectivity and filling of vacant posts of Doctors in Hiranagar area.
DC assured the people that all their issues will be resolved at the earliest.
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| | | | DC Udhampur reviews functioning of Revenue Department | | |  Early Times Report
UDHAMPUR, Oct 4: A meeting to review the functioning and performance of Revenue department was today held here with Deputy Commissioner, Dr. Piyush Singla in the chair.
The meeting was attended by senior officers and field functionaries of Revenue Department.
Detailed discussions were held on various issues regarding progress of writing of jamabandies, Land acquisition cases, attestation of pending mutations, Status of writing of Girdawari, inspection of revenue recor | |
| | | | DDC Rajouri reviews Centrally sponsored schemes | | |  Early Times Report
RAJOURI, Oct 4: District Development Commissioner, Mohammad Aijaz Asad, on Friday chaired a meeting to review the physical and financial progress on various works under centrally sponsored schemes being implemented in the district.
Detailed discussion was held on various schemes being implemented under different sectors
While taking stock of MGNREGA and PMAY, Assistant Commissioner Development Sushil Khajuria informed that an expenditure of 66% has been incurred on MGNREG | |
| | | | Delegation of JIF submits memorandum to Prof Geeta Singh | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: This enthusiastic, pragmatic, patriotic, optimistic and dynamic gathering of pearls and gems of Duggar land feel pride and honour to welcome you in this city of temples - Jammu. This represents a large section of the society including Doctors, Professors, Trade Union Leaders, Panchayati Raj Institutions, Tourism Sector and different dominating fields of society. Dr. Kuldeep Sharma is well known politician, union leader, academician and social activist and a familiar face among the RSS/ BJP cadres. Well known for his dedication, devotion, skill, tact and wisdom, Dr. Sharma is an asset with the National Political Party. He is the representative voice of this | |
| | | | BSF awares villagers about drones along IB | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 4: In the wake of recent incidents of drones used by Pakistan to drop arms and ammunition and spy on this side of the border, Border Security Force has initiated an awareness programmes among border villagers about drones, its activities and functioning so that prompt action can be taken.
''We are maintaining a high-level of vigil along the International Border that runs from Kathua to Akhnoor (198-kms) to foil nefarious designs of the neighbouring country (Pakistan),'' a BSF official here told .
He said the villagers living along the International Border are being made aware about drones, its types, shapes, activities and functioning, adding, ''We are cond | |
| | | | Under Trail Review Committee visits District Jail Amphalla, Central Jail Kot Bhalwal | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Oct 4: In compliance to directions of Supreme Court of India and as per protocol (SOP) prepared by the National Legal Services Authority, the Under Trail Review Committee (UTRC) on Friday inspected District Jail Amphalla and Central Jail Kot Balwal to review cases of all under-trail prisoners.
The Committee was comprised of Vinod Chatterji Koul Principal District & Sessions Judge Jammu, Naushad Ahmed Khan, Secretary DLSA Jammu, Sushma Chauhan, Deputy Commissioner, Jammu and Tejinder Singh, SSP Jammu.
During the visit, the Committee took stock of basic necessities available to the prisoners including clean drinking water, food, medical care, sanitation, proper cl | |
| | | | SC, ST, BC Development Corporation advances Transport loan worth Rs 75.66 lakh | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Oct 4: The J&K Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Backward Classes Development Corporation has, so far, provided loans worth Rs.75.66 lakh in the transport sector during this year.
In this regard, 7 vehicle loans have been advanced in favour of unemployed youth of the SC, ST and BC, informed Dr Bharat Bhushan, Managing Director of the Corporation. The Corporation today handed over keys of two vehicles to the unemployed beneficiaries namely Puran Chand Son of Sham Lal of district Reasi and Mohd Javid Son of Babar Hussain of district Jammu.
Mohd Yaseen, Financial Advisor/Chief Accounts Officer, G.Q.Khatana, General Manager, Mohd Iqbal Kataria, Deputy Gene | |
| | | | Polling staff imparted training | | | |
Early Times Report
SAMBA, Oct 4: A training session was today organized for polling staff here ahead of Block Development Council elections-2109.
Dy. District Election Officer, Rajeev Magotra, District Panchayat Officer, Piyush Dhotra also nodal Officer for training, besides district level master trainees briefed the polling staff. The first round of training began with distribution of training material and presentation on conduction of smooth elections.
The Staff was trained in operating, checking and counter sealing the voting slips, voters' list and to reject an invalid vote. The training concludes with doubt-clearing session and interaction with the participants. Polling staff was | |
| | | | Friday prayers not allowed in Jamia Masjid | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Oct 4: Friday prayers could not be offered for the ninth successive week in historic Jamia Masjid in downtown Srinagar and some other major mosques in Kashmir valley, where life remained crippled for the past two months due to strike against scrapping of Article 370 and Article 35 A.
However, prayers were allowed in mosques in the interior areas in the valley.
Official sources said that restrictions under section 144 CrPc remained imposed in downtown and other parts of Srinagar today to prevent protests after Friday prayers.
However, the situation was entirely different on the ground, as all gates leading to Jamia masjid remained closed and people were not a | |
| | | | Secretary R&B concludes 2 day tour of Chenab region | | | | Early Times Report
DODA, Oct 4: Commissioner Secretary R&B/PWD Khurshid Ahmed Shah inspected progress on roads being executed by R&B/PWD, PMGSY, JKPCC department in district Doda on the leg of two day tour of Chenab region.
District Development Commissioner (DDC), Dr Sagar D Doifode, Chief Engineer PWD/ R&B, Jammu Nasir Goni, Chief Engineer PMGSY Jammu Des Raj, Executive Director JKPCC N.D Khwaja, XEn R&B Doda, XEn PMGSY, XEn JKPCC, besides concerned officers/officials accompanied him.
He inspected progress of work on Sheva Dal bridge at Thathri, newly established make shift campus of GMC Doda, site of under construction teaching hospital Doda, Polytechnic college Beoli, residential | |
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