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| MLA Vikram Randhawa starts Lane & Drain Upgradation work in Sanjay Nagar | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 6: Reiterating his commitment towards strengthening basic civic infrastructure and addressing the genuine concerns of the people, Hon’ble MLA Bahu, Ch. Vikram Randhawa, today started the upgradation of lane and drain work in Sector-1, Sanjay Nagar, Ward No. 46.
The development work is being executed by the Jammu Municipal Corporation (JMC) and was started in the presence of Bahu Mandal President Sahil Mahajan and his team, JMC officials including XEN Janak Sin | |
| | | | Provide every possible assistance to flood-affected families: CM Yogi | | | | Early Times Report
Lucknow, Sept 6: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, upon returning from a visit to the heavy rainfall-affected Chitrakoot district, held a meeting with senior officials on Sunday to review relief and rehabilitation operations. He stated, “Every possible assistance should be provided to affected families, and immediate surveys of crop and house damage should be conducted so that eligible people receive assistance in accordance with rules.”
The Chief Minister directed that encroachments in the catchment area of the Mandakini River be identified and removed, a safety audit be conducted of the foot over bridge built over the river, and a concrete action plan be prepared to e | |
| | | | Natrang Presents Scintillating Performance of ‘Teen Apaahij’ | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 6: Natrang presented a scintillating performance of the highly symbolic Hindi play ‘Teen Apaahij’, written by Dr. Vipin Kumar Aggarwal and directed by Neeraj Kant.
Speaking on the occasion, Natrang Director and Padmashri awardee Balwant Thakur said that intellectually stimulating plays by some of the country’s finest playwrights hold immense value for both performers and spectators. He emphasised that such productions should be performed and watched repeatedly | |
| | | | Kidnapped teen, two more minors rescued from child labour in Gujarat; 2 held | | | | Early Times Report
Ahmedabad, Sept 6: The Ahmedabad Crime Branch has rescued three minor boys, one of whom was kidnapped in 2022 and allegedly forced into child labour, and arrested a contractor and a cattle herder, an official said on Sunday.
Acting on a tip-off, police teams conducted a raid in Nadisar village and rescued the missing teen along with two other minors aged 16 and 17, who were also found forced into farming and cattle rearing, the official said.
The two accused have been identified as Dinesh Oad (47), a labour contractor and cattle herder Bharat Bharwad (35), both residents of Nadisar village near Godhra in Panchmahal district, Assistant Commissioner of Police Bharat Pa | |
| | | | CBI arrests five in Rs 42 cr digital arrest scam cases | | | | Early Times Report
New Delhi, Sept 6: The CBI has arrested five more individuals in connection with three digital arrest scam cases in which victims were allegedly defrauded of more than Rs 42 crore, bringing the total number of arrests in these cases to eight, the agency said on Sunday.
The arrests are part of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI’s) ongoing Operation Chakra-VI, a nationwide crackdown on organised cybercrime networks involved in digital arrest frauds.
The latest arrests followed the agency’s searches at 89 locations across 20 states in the three cases.
The CBI said the five recently arrested accused were allegedly involved in receiving, layering and dispersing the | |
| | | | VPN use banned for two months in J-K’s Doda | | | | Early Times Report
Doda/Jammu, Sept 6: Authorities in Jammu and Kashmir’s Doda ordered a complete ban on the use of Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) across the district for two months, citing concerns over cybersecurity, unlawful activities and maintaining public order.
In an order issued recently under Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), Doda District Magistrate Krishan Lal said certain individuals and groups were allegedly misusing VPNs to circumvent lawful cyber restrictions and access prohibited applications, websites and digital content.
“Such activities have the potential to be exploited for unlawful and anti-national purposes, including inciting unrest, | |
| | | | Police foil two bovine smuggling attempts, rescue 22 bovine animals | | | | Early Times Report
Rajouri, Sept 6: Continuing its efforts to curb illegal smuggling of bovine animals, Rajouri Police foiled two separate attempts of illegal bovine transportation in Thanamandi and Kalakote areas, rescuing a total of 22 bovine animals and seizing the vehicles involved.
In the first incident Police Party of Police Station Thanamandi intercepted a vehicle bearing registration number JK14C-1618 at Vikas Bridge Naka Thanamandi while it was coming from the Rajouri. During checking the vehicle was found loaded with 20 bovine animals. The vehicle was being driven by Sheraz Ahmed S/o Haibullah R/o Behrote. The animals were being transported without valid permission.
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