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| Preserve J&K’s civilisational heritage for future generations: LG Sinha | | Addresses national seminar on ‘Revival, Preservation and Sustainability of Kashmir’s Cultural Heritage’ | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Nov 12: Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha today addressed a two-day National Seminar on “Revival, Preservation and Sustainability of Cultural Heritage of Kashmir,” organised by Kakini Building Humanity.
The event was also graced by Shri Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Union Minister of Culture and Tourism, through virtual mode.
Congratulating the organisers, scholars, administrators, artists, ex-servicemen, military officers and citizens participating in the seminar, the Lieutenant Governor said that heritage is a priceless inheritance received from generations of philosophers, saints, artisans, writers and thinkers who enriched humanity through their wisdom and c | |
| | | | LG visits fire- hit Jammu markets | | Announces Rs 1 lakh immediate relief from Red Cross for each shopkeeper | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 12: Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha today visited the Warehouse, Nehru Market and Shiv Market in Jammu to undertake an on-ground assessment of shops that were damaged in recent fire incidents.
During the visit, the Lieutenant Governor interacted with affected shopkeepers and members of the trade and business community. He listened to their concerns, and reviewed the extent of losses along with senior officials.
The Lieutenant Governor announced Rs. 1 lakh in immediate relief from the Red Cross for each shopkeeper affected at Warehouse, Nehru Market, and Shiv Market. Immediate financial assistance of Rs. 11 lakhs has been given to affected shopkeepers | |
| | | | Pakistan living in fool's paradise over Kashmir: Farooq Abdullah | | Says Kashmir is and will remain India’s integral part, neighbour can’t snatch it through terrorism | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 12: Former Chief Minister and president of the National Conference Dr Farooq Abdullah on Thursday lambasted Pakistan for exporting terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir.
Reacting to two back-to-back terror attacks in Kulgam and Kishtwar districts, the former Chief Minister said that such unfortunate incidents indicate that terrorism still persists in Jammu and Kashmir.
He, however, asserted that there was no need to be afraid of terrorism or such incidents.
“Pakistan rulers are living in a fool’s paradise that they can snatch Kashmir through terrorism”, he asserted, adding, “Kashmir was an integral part of India; it is an integral part of India and will remain | |
| | | | India should offer world new development model rooted in tradition: Bhagwat | | | | Early Times Report
NAGPUR, Nov 12: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on Thursday said India could draw upon its traditional knowledge and experience to provide a new development model to the world, which was increasingly looking towards the country for solutions.
We are not masters of nature; we are a part of it," Bhagwat said, underlining the need for harmony between human life, animal health and the environment.
He was addressing a gathering after the inauguration of a veterinary and agriculture college of the Datta Meghe Foundation at Ramtek in Nagpur district.
Biodiversity, ecology, animal health and environmental conservation are essential for human well-being, Bhagwat said, stressing the | |
| | | | Fast Track Court rejects bail in minor girl’s kidnapping, rape case | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 12: Observing that personal liberty cannot be considered in isolation from the interests of victims and society, the Special Judge Fast Track Court (POCSO Cases), Jammu, has rejected the bail application of an accused facing trial in a minor girl's kidnapping and rape case.
Special Judge Renu Dogra Gupta dismissed the bail plea of Najrul Alam, son of Mohd Hafaz, a resident of Araria district in Bihar, in connection with FIR No. 169/2022 registered at Police Station Miran Sahib under Sections 363, 376, 342 and 109 IPC and Sections 4 and 6 of the POCSO Act.
According to the prosecution, the case originated from a complaint lodged on December 16, 2022, regard | |
| | | | Kulgam terror attack: Search operation resumes to trace assailants | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Nov 12: Security forces on Thursday resumed the search operation in Jammu and Kashmir's Kulgam district to track down two terrorists, who attacked a CRPF post injuring three personnel, officials said Two heavily armed terrorists emerged from a dense cluster of trees and opened fire at a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) post in the South Kashmir district on Wednesday, injuring three CRPF personnel, one of them critically.
The two men disappeared into the forested area after the attack that took place around 2.15 pm near Mir Bazar, about 75 km from Srinagar and just a km from the strategic Jammu-Srinagar National Highway.
Immediately after the attack, secu | |
| | | | NIA team to visit attack site | | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Nov 12: A team of the National Investigation Agency (NIA) is likely to visit the site of the terror attack on a CRPF checkpoint in south Kashmir's Kulgam district on Thursday to collect samples and examine forensic evidence, official sources said.
The team will visit Akhran near Mir Bazar, where terrorists believed to be two to three in number opened fire on a CRPF Naka party on Wednesday afternoon, injuring three personnel.
According to officials, the firing took place around 2:15 pm. CRPF personnel retaliated, forcing the attackers to flee. A massive combing operation is underway in the area to trace the attackers.
The NIA team is expected to collect for | |
| | | | Bullet-riddled bodies of two missing SPOs recovered in Kishtwar | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 12: The bullet-riddled bodies of two Special Police Officers (SPOs) were recovered from Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district early Thursday, a day after they went missing from the remote Dachhan area, officials said The service weapons of the slain personnel were not found, raising suspicions of a possible militant angle, the officials said.
The two men have been identified as Babi Chand (57) and Rashpal Kumar (45). They were posted with the Special Operations Group (SOG) of the local police at Kiyar village in Dachhan and had gone missing on Wednesday while travelling from their camp to an Army post at Dharna-Marwah.
Their mobile phones were initially re | |
| | | | Man held with grenades | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Nov 12: Security forces arrested a person and recovered two hand grenades from him in Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla district, police said on Thursday. The suspicious individual was apprehended from the Baderkote forest area of Tangmarg in the north Kashmir district, a police spokesman said.
He identified the person as Ghulam Jeelani Reshi.
The spokesman said that a hand grenade was recovered from Reshi's possession, and on his disclosure, another concealed grenade was subsequently recovered from the forest.
An FIR has been registered at the Tangmarg police station, and further investigation is underway to ascertain the source, intended use and possible lin | |
| | | | Pak drone seized near IB | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 12: A suspected Pakistani drone was recovered from an agricultural field near the International Border in Samba district of Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday, officials said The drone, identified as a DJI Matrice 300 RTK, was recovered from Border Outpost Lalfamkima about 800 metres from the IB during a search operation by the Border Security Force (BSF), the officials said.
However, they said no payload was found attached to the drone at the time of its recovery.The drone was sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) for detailed examination, the officials said.
They said the investigators are expected to analyse the device to establish its technical deta | |
| | | | Mughal Road closed | | | | Early Times Report
Poonch, Nov 12: The Mughal Road was temporarily closed on Thursday following light snowfall and deterioration in weather conditions.
Officials said that vehicular movement on the road has been suspended as a precautionary measure after the road turned slippery due to the snowfall, to ensure the safety of commuters.
The Meteorological Department had already predicted snowfall on November 12-13 at higher reaches, while moderate rainfall was forecast in the plains.
Officials said the road will be reopened after improvement in weather conditions and clearance from the concerned departments.
Travellers have been advised to avoid travelling on the road till further order | |
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