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| HC asks Govt to ensure supply of essentials, seeks report of victims | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Aug 20: The J&K High Court Srinagar wing on Saturday directed government to ensure supply of essential commodities in the Valley and also directed it to give details of the number of persons admitted in all hospitals on each day, treatment taken by them and the date of their discharge since July 9.
A Division Bench comprising Chief Justice N Paul Vasanthakumar and Justice Ali Mohammad Magrey also directed the government to file its response to the Public Interest Litigation filed by the Kashmir High Court Association, seeking an immediate ban on the use of pellet guns in the Valley.
The Advocate General submitted 443 patients with pellet injuries 'proceede | |
| | | | CCI-Jammu describes BJP as 'Jaichands of Jammu' | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Aug 20: Alleging BJP sabotaging its bandh call, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI) Jammu today has described BJP as 'Jaichands of Jammu' which has been working to defame and tarnish the image of the Jammu Chamber for the last two years.
In a press statement issued here today, President Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Rakesh Gupta stated when the Chamber called a Bandh call to express separatists that people of state are united but the BJP' s State President Sat Sharma felt that it was the right time to defame and tarnish the image of the Jammu Chamber. He added as Jammu Chamber for the last two years only did what was in the best interest of Jammu | |
| | | | NIA to list JK residents with suspicious bank activities | | | | Srinagar, Aug 20: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) will prepare a list of residents of Jammu and Kashmir whose bank accounts have shown "suspicious transactions" in the last two months, a media report said today.
The agency will approach banks and financial institution based in Jammu and Kashmir for assistance in order to prepare the list.
"The banks are obliged to share information as per the section 91 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPc) and 43 F of the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA)," a senior official told national daily.
According to NIA, while the trigger to initiate an enquiry against suspected individuals and entities are the ongoing protests that erupted a | |
| | | | Time to rethink over female foeticide, women alone held 'tricolor' in Rio | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Aug 20: When second most populous country in world and the largest ever Rio Olympic contingent was rescued by women only from the complete wash off in terms of medal tally, it's time we think: 'do we really not need girl child to be born despite her being strong enough to excel in any eventuality despite the odds?, stated S S Bijral State Convener Beti Bachao Beti Padhao.
Lauding efforts of Pusarla Venkata Sindhu, popularly known as P V Sindhu, for not only winning Silver Medal in Badminton but also creating history in India, Sakhshi Malik for winning bronze in wrestling and Dipa Karmakar for emerging fourth place (the first ever for any Indian) in Rio Olympics 2 | |
| | | | Financial Inclusion cum awareness programme organized | | | | Early Times Report
POONCH, Aug 20: J&K Grameen Bank under the Chairmanship of RK Chhibber in collaboration with NABARD organized awareness programme on the Pradhan Mantri's Social Security Schemes at village Banpat under the Branch Office Poonch.
LDM J&K Bank, Rakesh Sudan who was the chief guest on the occasion spoke at length about the various schemes of NABARD. Principal GBHS Banpat, Rupinder Kour was the guest of honour. Speaking on the occasion Vipan Gupta Manager MF&FI Deptt J&K Grameen Bank informed the participants at length regarding the benefits of social security schemes named (PMJJBY) Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana, (PMSBY) Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana and (APY | |
| | | | Tiranga Yatra under "Yaad Karo Kurbani' taken out | | | | Early Times Report
Bhaderwah, Aug 20: As part of 'Yaad Karo Kurbani' programme, Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) District Doda unit organised 'Tiranga Yatra' in Bhaderwah here today.
The Yatra was led by District President BJP Advocate Manjeet Razdan in which a large number of party workers marched from Lakshmi Narayan Chowk and passed through various areas and markets , culminated in the premises of historical Seri Bazaar Bhaderwah.
While speaking on the occasion District President BJP Advocate Manjeet Razdan said that the focus of "Tiranga Yatra" is a part of the celebration of the 70th Independence Day and to pay tributes to all those martyrs who laid down their lives during the national s | |
| | | | Candidates appearing in NET asked to approach NICs | | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Aug 20: The Divisional Administration has asked the candidates appearing for UGC National Eligibility Test (NET) scheduled to be held on 28 August 2016 at various centres in Srinagar to approach the National Informatics Centres (NICs) functioning in the offices of respective Deputy Commissioners for downloading Admit Cards required for the purpose, in case they have not received their Cards.
Meanwhile, the Divisional Commissioner Kashmir has asked the Principals of all the educational institutions including Women's College M A Road Srinagar and KG Polytechnic, Gogjibagh Srinagar to ask their staff to report for duties for the conduct of NET.
The District Deve | |
| | | | 5 incidents of stone-pelting reported in Kashmir: Police | | | |
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Aug 20: According to a statement issued by the Zonal Police Headquarters Kashmir, five incidents of stone pelting were reported from Anantnag, Baramulla and Sopore on Saturday.
"These incidents were reported from Dooru in Anantnag, Sheeri in Baramulla and Seelo, Hib Dangerpora and Pothkhah in Sopore. The miscreants assembled on roads and pelted stones on police and security forces," the statement said adding apart from these incidents situation remained under control across the valley till the last reports came in.
It said restrictions under section 144/CrPC remained in force in the Valley today. "However, curfew was imposed in Srinagar, Anantnag and Pampor | |
| | | | Arrangements for Sankri Devta Mela discussed | | | |
Early Times Report
UDHAMPUR, Aug 20: Arrangements for the smooth conduct of 3-day Annual Sankri Devta Mela- commencing from August 30 at Panchari block of district Udhampur, were discussed here today in a meeting of district officers and prominent citizens held under the chairmanship of Additional Deputy Commissioner, Udhampur Angrez Singh Rana.
Detailed discussions were held on crucial arrangements including security, sanitation, health care, transport, traffic management, drinking water and power supply, checking of rates of important commodities etc.
While addressing the meeting, the ADC directed all the district officers to work in coordination for putting in place all the nece | |
| | | | Rajiv Gandhi remembered on 72nd birth anniversary | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Aug 20: Former Prime Minister of India remembered on 72nd birth anniversary in Jammu Province.
J&K Pradesh Congress Committee celebrated 72nd Birth Anniversary of Former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. In this connection JKPCC held a meeting of party leaders in Srinagar, which was presided over by Party Spokesperson. On this occasion Congress Leaders paid floral tributes to Former Prime Minister and remembered the sacrifices he made for the integrity of the Country. Recalling the services rendered by Rajiv Gandhi for the Nation. Congress leaders termed him a symbol of development and honesty, they said it is because of the efforts of Rajive Gandhi that Nation tou | |
| | | | JKIM alleges security lapse helped miscreants to disturb peace | | | | Early Times Report
POONCH, Aug 20: Expressing concerns over the time and again emergence of miscreants who tried to create wedge within society, the Jammu and Kashmir Insaaf Movement (JKIM) today alleged that lapse in security measures gave them (miscreants) chances to disturb peace and tranquility in region.
Addressing a joint press conference here today, JKIM leaders Javid Iqbal Reshi, Varun Datta, Vijay Kumar and Mohd Abas Malik. Ghajan Singh and Aryan said, "Poonch district is known as religious brotherhood district where Hindu, Muslim, Sikh and Christian are living together and celebrates all religious festivals all together."
They regretted as per report from Poonch first time in P | |
| | | | FCR stresses on revitalization of revenue department | | | | Early Times Report
RAMBAN, Aug 20: To review the progress and functioning of revenue department, Financial Commissioner Revenue (FCR), Pramod Kumar Jain convened session wise meetings with revenue officers and field functionaries including Lambardars and Chowkidars, here today.
At the outset, Deputy Commissioner (DC) Ramban Mohammad Aijaz apprised the FCR about district profile and status of progress recorded in various revenue components like attestation of mutations, Girdawari, relief cases, preparation of Jamabandis, completion of RORs for settlement, land acquisition, disposal of court cases and eviction of encroachments from state and Kahcharai land. Financial Commissioner stressed | |
| | | | Truckers on Indefinite Strike in J&K | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Aug 20: The transport organisations, ferrying essential supplies in Jammu and Kashmir, today began an "indefinite strike" and halt supply of commodities in the state including to security forces alleging attacks on their trucks in the Valley.
"From today onwards we have decided to proceed on an indefinite strike across the state," President of All Jammu and Kashmir Truck Drivers and Conductors Union, Kharudin Wani, said.
The All Jammu and Kashmir Oil Tankers Association too has decided to call for an indefinite strike, stating that 14 oil tankers were attacked and damaged in Kashmir.
The Transport association has also decided to stop supply to the security es | |
| | | | Annual Amarnath yatra concludes, decline in pilgrims number cause of concern to all | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Aug 20: Though annual pilgrimage of Chhari-Mubarak Swami Amarnath Ji culminated today at Pahalgam with holding of last rituals 'Pujan' & 'Visarjan', ceremonies which were performed at the bank of river Lidder, the continuing unrest in Valley which affected the pilgrimage this year to a great extent has been a cause of concern of the organisers of the yatra as well as Hindu bodies.
The people associated with langers, tentwalas and ponywallas besides the Hindu organ | |
| | | | Bandipora sessions judge's letter about threat to his life | | HC directs to ensure safety of judicial officers | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Aug 20 : A high court division bench of Chief Justice N Paul Vasanthakumar and Justice Ali Mohammad Magrey today issued a directive to ensure the safety of judicial officers, court staff and courts while they discharge their duties.
The court directive came in the August 17, 2016 and August 19 letters addressed by the district and sessions judge, Bandipora, to the registrar general, apprehending damage to the court building and threats to his life and to the life of CJM, Bandipora. A report made on August 20, 2016by a court jamandar and forwarded by Amjad Ahmad Lone, private secretary, by stating that when he was coming to attend his duties, he was stopped by p | |
| | | | Over Rs 3 lakh fine charged from MV Act violators | | | | Early Times Report
KATHUA, Aug 20: A team of officers led by Regional Transport Officer, Kathua, Amarjeet Singh, charged Rs 3.44, lakh fine from transporters for various offences under the provisions of Motor Vehicles Act, 1988.
The team conducted extensive checking on at Lakhanpur and Chadwal on National Highway last night and compounded 142 vehicles on the spot and challaned 13 vehicles for overloading, violation of route permit conditions, fitness, pollution norms, dangerous driving and other offences.
The other members of the team were Motor Vehicle Inspectors Kamal Kumar, Rajiv Kundal and Vinod Chalotra along with MVTA.
The officers also started off loading the excess weight | |
| | | | Ashok Koul is new HC Registrar General | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Aug 20 : Registrar Vigilance, high court, Ashok Koul has been transferred and posted as the HC Registrar General.
The decision to this effect was taken in a full court meeting held today under the chairmanship of Chief Justice N Paul Vasanthakumar.
Principal District and Sessions Judge Rakesh Sagar Jain is transferred and posted as the HC Registrar Vigilance.(JNF) | |
| | | | 'Militants' spotted, operation launched | | | | Early Times Report
Rajouri, Aug 20: Following the presence of two suspected militants at Androth, about 35 km from here, a massive operation was today launched in the village. They were spotted in the village by some school students in the morning, police sources said. After getting information about their presence in the village, a joint column of army and police rushed to the area and launched a massive operation at about 9 am. Searches were continuing when reorts last came in, sources informed. | |
| | | | Hanjura appointed as CLB's judicial member | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Aug 20 : High court Registrar General M K Hanjura has been appointed as Judicial Member of Company Law Board (CLB). The full court accepted Hanjura's technical resignation with effect from the afternoon of August 20, 2016 and permitted him to retain lien with his parent cadre till his retirement. He is the first person of J&K judiciary who has been appointed as Judicial Member of CLB in which retired HC judges are appointed as members.(JNF)
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| | | | Two notorious bike lifters arrested, 16 motorbikes recovered | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Aug 20: Claiming to have busted bike lifters gang, Jammu Police today said that it has arrested two notorious bike lifters under Operation Chetak and also recovered 16 stolen motorcycles on their disclosures.
While briefing a media conference here this evening, SSP Jammu Dr. Sunil Gupta said that under Operation Chetak launched by police, a team was constituted to recover motor vehicles stolen from different Police Stations of Sub-Division RS Pura under the supervision of S Harjeet Singh SDPO RS Pura and RC Kotwal, SP Headquarters Jammu."
SSP Jammu added that a team headed by Inspector Bushan Singh Mannas SHO, RS Pura assisted by SI Askar Hussain and police | |
| | | | Early restoration of 4th Tawi Bridge demanded | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Aug 20: A delegation of PHDCCI Jammu Committee today called on Nirmal Singh, Deputy Chief Minister & Minister for Power Development, Housing and Urban Development, J&K Government in his office chamber at Jammu. The delegation appraised the Deputy Chief Minister about the traffic chaos on Canal Bakshi Nagar GMC Road and Canal Head-Jewel Chowk Road subsequent to closure of 4th Tawi Bridge, resulting in huge traffic Jam which last for hours effecting the residents and commercial establishments in this area. In addition the road to Government Medical College also remains blocked due to huge traffic jams and it is a matter of extreme concern that patients being ca | |
| | | | Dhanwankote Kote and Chatyar residents suffer due to no road connectivity | | | | Early Times Report
Rajouri Aug 20: Despite several schemes have been initiated by the union and the state government as well to create better road connectivity yet two villages catering a populace of over 07 thousands in Chatyar Dhanwan and Lowerkote of Rajouri district continue to wait for these projects to take off.
According to locals the process for construction roads to connect three villages viz. Chatyar, Lowerkote and Dhanwan Kote came to existence some 15 years ago but the same still confines only in papers.
"We are being discriminated by both the district administration and the public representative, they lamented and added that despite our repeated requests for in re | |
| | | | PHE daily wagers, ITI, CP workers hold protest | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Aug 20: The daily rated, ITI trained and Community Participation (CP) workers of PHE department today held a strong protest demonstration at Press club today. A large number of workers of the department under the banner of All J&K PHE ITI Trained and CP Workers Association (Jammu province), led by Tanveer Hussain .he protest was held against the Government for its failure to resolve their pending issues which included regularization, non- release of the wages of | |
| | | | Atleast 19 injured in four separate road mishaps | | | | Early Times Report
Udhampur, Aug 20: Atleast 19 persons were injured in four different road accidents reported from across the Udhampur District here today.
According to the police sources, a passenger bus bearing registration number JK02E-8539, the bus was on its way from Udhampur to Landher today morning slipped near Chubu nallah some three kilo miters away from Kainth Gali resulting injuries to the 10 persons.
Police and locals acting swiftly shifted the injured to District Hospital (DH) Udhampur for necessary medicare. "The injured have been identified as Police H/C Abdul Majid (41) s/o Gulam Ahmed of Surankot, Anu Kumari (21) w/o Rakesh Kumar of Meer, Madhu Devi (24) w/o Mohind | |
| | | | JK Bank football academy team felicitated | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, August 20: J&K Bank Executive President and Chairman Bank's Sports Board S S Sehgal, felicitated the Bank's Jammu football academy team for good performance and lifting Vishal Memorial Football Cup. The team was given a cash award of Rs 31000. Felicitation function was held at Zonal Office Jammu (Central). Pervez Ahmad Nengroo Executive President, Arvind Gupta, Vice President & Zonal Head, Anil Sharma PRO and Ramesh Chander, Incharge JK Bank Football Academy (Jammu).were also present on the occasion.
Chairman Sports Board praised the Academy team and urged them to continue their winning streaks through sheer hard work and discipline towards the game.
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| | | | Majlis-e-Shora defers its call of Bandh | | | | Early Times Report
Kishtwar, Aug 20: Keeping in view of ongoing Annual Machail Yatra, Majlis-e-Shora; an amalgam of various Muslim bodies and religious organizations has deferred the shutdown call to protest against Kashmir killings and unrest.
As per spokesperson Majlis-e-Shora, the shutdown call called by the organization has been deferred till Monday and further course of action will be decided by the Shora committee after Monday.
"The move is aimed exceptionally to promote communal harmony and brotherhood in communally sensitive Kishtwar District of Jammu Division which is witnessing huge rush of devotees to Kishtwar and the organization doesn't want them to suffer, spokesperson s | |
| | | | Youth found hanging, another found dead in house | | | | Early Times Report
Udhampur, Aug 20: A youth was found hanging from a tree near his house at village Upper Meer Pancheri of District Udhampur while another was found dead under mysterious conditions at his home in W-17 of Udhampur city. Police have registered respective cases.
Police sources said, "The deceased has been identified as Ganderb Singh (25) son of Pram Singh resident of Upper Meer Panchari.
"He was found hanging from a tree under mysterious circumstances near his house, police sources said, adding, "on being informed by some local, Police team was rushed to the spot which immediately shifted the body to nearby Panchari Hospital for the postmortem."
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| | | | Locals demand filling up teaching staff in Panchari zone | | | | Early Times Report
Udhampur, Aug 20: Residents, parents and students of panchari block through a a memorandum to Deputy Commissioner Udhampur have demanded early filling up of vacant posts i.e. 207 posts of teachers in Panchari Zone.
Through the memorandum submitted to Deputy Commissioner Udhampur Niraj Kumar the locals highlighted that there is shortages of the school staff in Zone Panchari 60 Master, 24 Lecturers, 123 Teachers in the Govt School falling under Panchari zone.
Highlighting their demands, locals resented that recently five masters of five Middle school namely Praye, Kothi Lehar, Gulaban,Thatli and Lali too have been transferred and it is too difficult to the students | |
| | | | Curfew, restrictions continue to foil "Azadi Road Show" | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Aug 20: Even though the government said curfew will continue in Srinagar district including Anantnag and Pampore towns only and restrictions elsewhere, life remained crippled for the 43rd day in the Kashmir valley, where separatists had called for "Azadi Road Show" today.
Meanwhile, due to imposition of day and night curfew restrictions for the past few days, people in Srinagar complained of worst shortage of essentials, particularly milk, baby food, bread and fresh vegetables though residents are now trying to help each other. Officials said that curfew will continue in Srinagar and Anantnag and Pampore while restrictions on assembly of people under Secti | |
| | | | Will CM deduct salary of MLA's for not doing work: NC | | Jan asks party cadre to give befitting reply to people trying to spread communal tension | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Aug 20: Criticizing the government's directive for state employees over deduction of salaries for not attending duties, Youth National Conference has asked that would Chief Minister also deduct salary of its party legislators who are not succeeding doing works in their home constituencies.
As per press note, while addressing in a meeting with the party cadre from Chenab Valley of Jammu, Youth National Conference Provincial President Ajaz Jan said that recent direc | |
| | | | Vickrant hits Guinness World Record | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Aug 20: The annual general meeting of The Jammu Fruit Association, held under the presidentship of Rajesh Gupta witnessed frenzied activity but of a different kind.
Spearheaded by the founder of super positivity movement, Vickrant Mahajan, the occasion marked the creation of a Guinness World Record called the longest line of fruits in the world. The bustling marketplace in Narwal was etched with 12,079 bananas provided by the members of the Jammu Fruit Associatio | |
| | | | Fortis hospital to organize free heart check up | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu Aug 20: Fortis Hospital Ludhiana in Association with Mahavir International Jammu and Vijayanand Diagnostic Centre , Ludhiana will organize A Free Heart check- up at Nek Chand memorial Jain Hall,Rani park ,Jammu on 21st August,2016 (Sunday). A team of experts under the leadership of Dr V K Sharma, Punjab Rattan,Director- CTVS and senior Intervention Cardiologist, Dr P S Sandhu from Fortis Hospital Ludhiana.
Basic heart investigations ECG & Blood Glucose shall be provided free of cost for the patient's.The aim of the camp is to make the people aware about Cardiovascular disease which is the number one killer disease in the world. All the interested persons ca | |
| | | | Vendors, general public booked for violating COTPA Act | | | | Early Times Report
Akhnoor, Aug 20: A special squad from the Drugs and Food Control Department, Jammu conducted surprise checks at various places in Akhnoor Bus Stand and the markets surrounding it. The checks were carried out to check COTPA compliance in various sectors in the area.
The team headed by Assistant Controller Food Safety, Department of Drugs and Food Control, Ajit Singh also included Food Inspectors, Maneesh, Manzoor and Suresh.
The team booked numerous vendors under various sections of COTPA act 2003.
Pertinently, the Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products Act (COTPA) enacted in the year 2003 is aimed to discourage the consumption of tobacco products through progressiv | |
| | | | JKATA delegation calls on Agriculture minister | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Aug 20:A delegation of Jammu and Kashmir Agriculture Technocrats Association led by Tarlok Singh Bajwa Senior leader PDP with co ordination state president JKATA and apprised the minister about the problems. JKATA President Dr. Surinder Radotra highlighted the burning and genuine cause in front of Minister and appealed him to include the period of seven years of ReZ as period of regular service on the analogy of RETs, (Rehbar-E-Taleem) old pension benefits w.e.f 1st. April 2007 and who have already availed this benefit in the government service because we are on the wrong side of age factor (Maximum candidate has crossed 45 years of age) and length of our | |
| | | | GAH organizes seminar | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Aug 20: Under the guidance of Dr. Abdul Kabir Dar Director General Indian Systems of Medicine J&K ,Government Ayurvedic Hospital Jammu organized a seminar on Harar; its Identification, properties& Medicinal uses.
Dr. Taran Singh Medical Superintendent GAH Jammu said that this is the 9th lecture in the series and Government Ayurvedic Hospital has started this program in order to upgrade the knowledge of the staff working in the hospital to make people of J&K healthy . He further added that by sharing the knowledge not only we upgradeour own knowledge but also we can take Ayurvedic System of Medicine step forward which will benefit the patients and society. | |
| | | | Power shut down | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Aug 20: In order to carry out the rectification of hotspots and routine maintenance /Branch cutting/ tightening of jumpers and replacement of defective Disc Insulators in Grid Station Barn, the shut down of 220 KV D/C Barn-Kishenpur Transmission Line and 220/132/33 KV Grid Station Barn is allowed on August 21 from 07 am to 01 pm.
During the shut down period, the power supply to Grid Station Canal, Pounichak, Katra, Rajouri, Draba, Chandak, Jourian, Barn and District Reasi, Rajouri, Poonch and part of District Jammu shall remain affected.
Similarly, to carry out urgent repair works at Receiving Station Medical, the shutdown of 33 KV Canal-Medical line emana | |
| | | | Three fraudsters held for withdrawing money from bank | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Aug 20: Three persons have been arrested for cheating and transferring over Rs 20,000 from a bank account into their own, police said.Ankush Skarma lodged a complaint at Vijaypur police station as an amount of Rs 21800 was deducted from his account, following his withdrawal of Rs 800 from his bank account on August 8. "Police started investigation and three accused identified as Dharminder Kumar, Dharminder Singh and Narender Kumar were arrested and after sustained interrogation they confessed their crime," a police officer said. He said that an amount of Rs 17,000 was also recovered from their possession. The accused had forged the signature of the victim to w | |
| | | | Jawan shoots self with service rifle in Jammu transit camp | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Aug 20:An Army jawan was critically injured when he allegedly shot himself with his service rifle inside transit camp in this winter capital of the state.
"A jawan identified as Manik Kum of 36 Rashtriya Rifles this morning shot himself with a service rifle at 213 Transit Camp at Panama Chowk," police sources here said.
They said the bullet hit his throat, adding, "He was rushed to the Military Hospital, Satwari and his condition was stated to be critical.'' Police have registered a case and started the investigation. | |
| | | | Work of art- Krithi inaugurated | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Aug 20: Entering the 20th year of its existence in the city of Temples, a two days annual exhibition cum sale of NIFD , KRITHI...a work of art was inaugurated by Neha Bagga , a well known face in the TV industry , better known as " Rajji" of "Bani Ishq Da Kalma " fame at their NIFD campus Karan market . The budding designers of the institute worked according to their themes. In this exhibition other than their regular curriculum work students also displayed their | |
| | | | Casual workers to go on 'KAAM CHORO HARTAL' from Aug 22 | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Aug 20: All Casual /Need Based Union Workers of PDD has decided to go on 'KAAM CHORO HARTAL' in front of Chief Engineer E.M.&R.E Wing Jammu w.e.f. 22nd August 2016 in support of their long pending demands. As per press release, the members said that the workers as casual/need based who are in service for the last nearly about two decades should be regularized and release of wages to the engaged workers. | |
| | | | Max hospital brings Joint Replacement OPD Services Jammu | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Aug 20: Max Smart Super Speciality Hospital, Saket leading healthcare service provider of North India today tied up with K C Mediplex , B C Road in Jammu from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM to extend its healthcare services to Jammu. Dr Ramneek Mahajan, Director Orthopaedics and Joint Replacement at Max smart Super Speciality Hospital, Saket will be conducting the Joint Replacement OPD in Jammu on every second Saturday of the month.
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