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| Police release posters of 3 terrorists, announce Rs 30-lakh reward | | Kishtwar Killings | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 13: After recovering the bullet-riddled bodies of two Special Police Officers (SPOs) from the Dachhan area of Kishtwar district, police in Jammu and Kashmir on Friday released posters of three wanted terrorists operating in the mountainous region.
The police also announced a cash reward of Rs 30 lakh for information leading to their arrest.
The wanted terrorists have been identified as Mohammad Amin alias Jahangir, Riaz Ahmed alias Hazari and Mudassir Hussain.
Police have appealed to the general public to share any information regarding the whereabouts of the wanted terrorists.
Anyone having information can contact Kishtwar Police on 9797900958 or 199535 | |
| | | | Several suspects detained | | Efforts on to unravel terror network | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 13: Security agencies have detained several suspects following the terrorist attack on a CRPF post in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kulgam district.
An official said that all detained persons are being interrogated to unravel terror networks in different parts of Kashmir Valley in general and south Kashmir in particular.
Security has also been beefed up in Srinagar following the attack. Security forces have been placed on high alert in the Valley, and surveillance has been intensified in sensitive areas.
Three CRPF soldiers were injured in the Kulgam terror attack. On Wednesday, terrorists opened fire on a CRPF post in this South Kashmir district, after which the | |
| | | | Kulgam terror attack: CRPF Chief reviews security, manhunt intensifies | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Nov 13: Two days after three CRPF personnel were injured in a terrorist attack in south Kashmir’s Kulgam district, Director General of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Gyanendra Pratap Singh on Friday visited the district and reviewed the security situation amid an ongoing manhunt for Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorist Mohammed Lateef Bhat, suspected to be behind the attack Officials said the DG also interacted with field officers of the CRPF and Jammu and Kashmir Police at Sadura in Anantnag and discussed the way forward for intensifying counter-insurgency operations in the Valley.
On Wednesday three CRPF personnel were injured when two to three suspect | |
| | | | Major relief for 80 JKAS officers as Govt approves old pension scheme | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 13: The government on Friday announced to grant benefits of old pension schemes to as many as 80 Jammu and Kashmir Administrative Services (JKAS) officers who were appointed in the year 2011.
Although the new pension scheme was introduced in the year 2010, these officers were granted benefits of the old pension scheme because their recruitment process was started prior to the implementation of the new pension scheme.
According to an order issued by the General Administrative Department No.1794–JK(GAD) of 2026, dated 13.11.2026, the benefit of the old pension scheme has been granted to 80 JKAS officers.
“In pursuance of Government Order No. 305-F of 2026 | |
| | | | Serve others without expecting anything in return: Bhagwat to people | | | | Early Times Report
Nagpur, Nov 13: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat on Friday said compassion and sensitivity are the foundations of humanity and society, stressing that people should serve others without expecting anything in return. "Service is not a profession but a responsibility towards society. We do not work merely to earn our livelihood but to ensure that the world continues to function well," Bhagwat said in an address after presenting the 'Vidarbha Gaurav' award to Dr Sanjay Paithankar.
Emphasising the importance of sensitivity, Bhagwat said helping someone in distress, irrespective of whether one has a personal relationship with them, is a natural express | |
| | | | Court rejects bail of 2 accused in minor marriage, POCSO case | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 13: The Special Judge, Fast Track Court (POCSO Cases), Jammu, has rejected the bail applications of two accused, including the mother of an accused in an alleged child marriage and sexual assault case, observing that offences under the POCSO Act are heinous in nature and cannot be viewed with leniency.
Special Judge Renu Dogra Gupta rejected the bail applications of Santosh Kumari, wife of Tara Chand, resident of Ramnagar Konain, Udhampur, and Shamsher Lal, son of Dharam Chand, resident of Gadhi Purkhoo, Jammu, in connection with FIR No. 79/2026 registered at Police Station Gangyal under Sections 49, 137(2) and 64(m) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), S | |
| | | | Steps taken in last decade helped India overcome energy crisis: PM Modi | | | | Early Times Report
BENGALURU, Nov 13: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said steps taken in the last decade helped the country to sail through the crisis that emerged during the war in the Middle East.
He was speaking after inaugurating various welfare projects worth over Rs 15,600 crore here, including in renewable energy and petroleum infrastructure. "War around Iran and Gulf countries shows how important energy security is. Steps taken for energy security in the last decade helped the country face the crisis with resilience," the PM said.
Regarding the Metro Pink Line, which was dedicated to the public, Modi said it gives better connectivity to people in Bengaluru.
He also not | |
| | | | CM Omar inaugurates T20 cricket tournament at SKUAST-J | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 13: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today inaugurated the 22nd All India Vice-Chancellor’s T20 Cricket Tournament 2026 at the Cricket Ground, Main Campus of Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Jammu (SKUAST-Jammu), Chatha.
Being hosted by SKUAST-Jammu from November 13 to 23, the prestigious national-level tournament has brought together 24 teams representing universities from different parts of the country, including six teams from Jammu and Kashmir and 18 from other states.
Addressing the gathering, the Chief Minister congratulated SKUAST-Jammu, the participating universities and their Vice-Chancellors for bringing university | |
| | | | Politics must guide society: Rajnath Singh | | | | Early Times Report
Lucknow, Nov 13: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday called for the "spiritualisation of politics", saying political decisions should be guided by ethics and public interest.
Addressing a gathering at the inauguration of Divya Sanskriti Bhawan in Lucknow, Singh said, "Elections may be won or lost, but I will do what is right and nothing else."
He said politics should not be limited to gaining power, winning elections and remaining in office, but should also serve as a means to give direction to society and the nation's future.
"Politics can achieve its real purpose only when ethics and spiritual consciousness are associated with it. I call this the spiritualis | |
| | | | Rain, snowfall in Kashmir | | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Nov 13: Moderate to heavy overnight rains lashed most parts of Kashmir, while the higher reaches of the valley received snowfall, officials said on Friday.
Tourist resorts of Gulmarg and Sonamarg were among the places which received fresh snowfall during the night.
Snowfall was also reported in the upper areas of Gurez, and Kupwara, as well as along the Zojilla Pass, and Mughal Road in south Kashmir's Shopian.
Authorities have started road clearance operations on various important road links to restore traffic movement, the officials said.
The plains of the valley, including Jammu and Kashmir's summer capital here, were lashed by moderate to heavy rains w | |
| | | | Police attach Rs 81 lakh property of Pak-based handler | | | | Early Times Report
Rajouri, Nov 13: Jammu and Kashmir Police have attached immovable property worth approximately Rs 81 lakh belonging to a Pakistan-based alleged militant handler in Khablan village of Thanamandi area of Rajouri district.
The attached property comprises 2 kanal and 4 marlas of land owned by Muhammad Arshad, who crossed over to Pakistan-held Kashmir around 15 years ago, according to police.
The attachment action has been taken in connection with a case registered in 2011 under relevant legal provisions.
Police officials carried out the attachment proceedings at Khablan village and placed an official attachment notice at the site, declaring the property subject to legal | |
| | | | Mughal Road remains closed | | | | Early Times Report
Poonch, Nov 13: The Mughal Road remained closed for the second consecutive day on Friday due to snowfall at Pir Ki Gali.
Officials said that the road, which connects Shopian in Kashmir with Poonch in Jammu, was closed yesterday after fresh snowfall at Pir Ki Gali and other higher reaches
Snowfall was also recorded at many places including Gulmarg, Sonmarg, Razdan Top and other higher reaches of Jammu and Kashmir.
Traffic movement on the road has been suspended till the weather improves and snow clearance operations are completed.
Authorities have advised commuters not to travel on the Mughal Road until it is reopened. | |
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