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Jammu Police rescued kidnapped lady, accused arrested
Jammu: On 12/10/2020 one missing report of a lady entered in Police Station Gharota vide G.D No. 26 dated 12/10/2020 and after few days, inquiry converted into a case FIR No. 84/2020 U/S 366 IPC investigation of the case has been taken up. Special teams were constituted under the guidance…
Read More »Power tariff hike: Citizens Council calls strike in Tral tomorrow
Arising State Desk Tral 18 Nov: Citizen Council in Tral has called for the strike in the Sub-district tomorrow against the alleged hike in the monthly electricity bills. A press release issued by the Council reads , “during the meeting between Citizens Council Tral and Traders federation Tral, it…
Read More »Bandipora Police distributes 500 Covid-19 safety kits to poor and needy families
Bandipora: Bandipora police today launched Public Out -Reach campaign to help the poor and needy persons of the district under the Civic Action Programme of J&K police. Under this campaign immediate necessary items for impending winter like blankets and COVID-19 safety, kits were provided to 500 poor and needy families…
Read More »5 officers suspended in J&K in anti-graft drive
New Delhi: Thirty-five senior officers allegedly involved in corruption have been placed under suspension in Jammu and Kashmir, top sources said on Wednesday. Five officials from the Department of Food, Civil Supplies and Public Distribution, two from the transport department, one each from the Revenue department and Rural Development department,…
Read More »Congress is the only party, which can restore statehood with constitutional guarantees: Surinder Singh Channi
BASHARAT RASHID Pulwama,18 Nov: Senior leader and general secretary Jammu and Kashmir congress party, Surinder Singh Channi, on Wednesday, said that their party has the potential to restore statehood to Kashmir. Talking to the media persons, Singh said that “Congress is the only party, which can restore the statehood…
Read More »UP resident among 13 civilians injured in Pulwama grenade attack
Srinagar, Nov 18: At least thirteen civilians including a non-local from Uttar Pradesh were injured on Wednesday evening after the suspected militants lobbed a grenade towards a joint team of forces in the Kakapora area in South Kashmir’s Pulwama district, officials said. An official told a local news agency that…
Read More »ADC Tral visits Nagbal village to review developmental projects
Arising State Desk Tral, 18 Nov: Additional deputy commissioner (ADC), Tral, on Wednesday, visited the Nagbal area, to review the developmental projects there. A press release issued by ADC’s office in Tral, reads, “on wednesday afternoon, Additional deputy commissioner (ADC), Shabir Ahmad Raina, visited Nagbal-Brenpathri, to review the work…
Read More »Forest Rights Act being Implemented in J&K
JAMMU, NOVEMBER 18: The Chief Secretary, B V R Subrahmanyam today chaired a meeting to review the implementation of the Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, 2006, and Rules in Jammu and Kashmir which have been made applicable post-enactment of the Jammu and Kashmir…
Read More »Grenade attack in Kakapora Pulwama leaves dozen injured
BASHARAT RASHID Pulwama: A grenade attack in the Kakapora area of Pulwama in South Kashmir on Wednesday has left around a dozen civilians injured. Sources said that suspected militants hurled a grenade on forces’s party in Kakapora tehsil of Pulwama district, which exploded and injured around a dozen civilians.…
Read More »Srinagar-Leh road opens for one way traffic after 4 days
The traffic movement on the 434 km long Srinagar-Leh highway which was suspended last Saturday after fresh snowfall at Zojila Pass, was restored today morning. An official told a news agency that the road was opened for one-way traffic from Leh-Srinagar on Wednesday morning. He requested people before starting the…
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