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10 infants dead after massive fire erupts at Jhansi Medical College

JHANSI: At least 10 infants were killed after a massive fire broke out at the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) of Jhansi Medical College in Uttar Pradesh late Friday evening, officials said. According to hospital officials, there were 54 infants admitted to the NICU ward and several infants trapped have been rescued. The dousing, as…

10 infants dead after massive fire erupts at Jhansi Medical College
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DC Jammu seeks explanation from absentee health staff
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DC Jammu seeks explanation from absentee health staff

JAMMU, AUGUST 30: Deputy Commissioner, Sachin Kumar Vaishya conducted a surprise inspection of the Tehsil Office and the Government Health & Wellness Centre Pargwal. Additional District Development Commissioner Sher Singh accompanied the Deputy Commissioner during the inspection tour. At the Tehsil Office, the Deputy Commissioner scrutinised the Service Plus portal and evaluated the office's adherence…

Kashmiri Youth pledge greater electoral participation to foster democracy

Exhibited enthusiastic participation in Run for Democracy, Cycle Rally, Shikara Rally at SKICC SRINAGAR, AUGUST 09: Hundreds of youngsters of Kashmir came together with unmatched enthusiasm, promoting the importance of voting and expressing their faith in democracy. The students participated in several programs under SVEEP like Run for Democracy, Cycle Rally and Shikara Rally at…

Kashmiri Youth pledge greater electoral participation to foster democracy
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Shrine Board Adds Robust Health Care Accessibility On Mata Vaishno Devi Track
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Shrine Board Adds Robust Health Care Accessibility On Mata Vaishno Devi Track

KATRA, Apr 6: Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board (SMVDSB) is committed to provide good and easily accessible health care services to the pilgrims visiting to the Holy Shrine.In the endeavor, the Shrine Board has inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Hewlett Packard Enterprise India Private Limited (HPEIPL) and Hewlett Packard (India) Software…

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ADGP chairs meeting ahead of SC verdict of Art 370
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ADGP chairs meeting ahead of SC verdict of Art 370

SRINAGAR: Leading police and government representatives convened here on Friday to deliberate on "law and order" prior to the Supreme Court's decision in the Article 370 case. Anyone found engaging in mischief or abusing social media will face punitive action, according to a senior Jammu and Kashmir Police officer. For the first time, senior superintendents of police and district magistrates from the Kashmir division met jointly at PCR Kashmir under the direction of Additional Director General of Police, Law and Order, J&K, Vijay Kumar, the spokesman said. The SC's decision in the Article 370 case on Monday is the reason for the meeting. The spokesman added that DIGs from all across Kashmir, DIG-CID, SSP, PCR Kashmir, Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir, IGP, and Deputy Director Intelligence Bureau were among those present at the meeting. According to the spokesman, all officers briefed Kumar during the meetihttps://jammubulletin.com/site/transhumance-12497-families-1-56-lakh-livestock-provided-transport-facilities-from-kashmir/ng on the current state of law and order as well as any potential developments in light of the verdict. He said that during the meeting, all district heads received instructions to monitor the situation and take appropriate preventive and punitive measures against those who violate the peace. [caption id="attachment_6900" align="alignnone" width="300"] ADGP chairs meeting ahead of SC verdict of Art 370[/caption]    

SC to deliver verdict on pleas challenging abrogation of Art 370 on 11 Dec
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SC to deliver verdict on pleas challenging abrogation of Art 370 on 11 Dec

NEW DELHI: On December 11, the Supreme Court will rule on appeals contesting the repeal of Article 370 of the Constitution, which granted Jammu and Kashmir unique rights. A bench charged with interpreting the constitution, led by Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud, had postponed rulings on a number of petitions contesting the central government's action of repealing Article 370 and dividing the state into two union territories until September 5. Justices Sanjay Kishan Kaul, Sanjiv Khanna, Bhushan R. Gavai, and Surya Kant were also members of the five-judge bench.The petitioners contended that with the formation of the State Constitution in 1957 and the dissolution of the Jammu and Kashmir Constituent Assembly, Article 370 had taken on a permanent nature. Representing one of the petitioners, senior attorney Kapil Sibal stressed that Article 370 was not covered by Article 368, which deals with Parliament's power to amend the Constitution. This raised serious concerns regarding the constitutionality of the abrogation procedure. The government argued that the provision was always intended to be temporary and that its abrogation was the final step towards J&K's full integration with the Union of India. Attorney General R. Venkataramani, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, and advocate Kanu Agrawal represented the government. Along with highlighting the benefits of the repeal of Article 370 in August 2019 and the impending elections, the respondents pointed out a route towards the restoration of full statehood after normalcy was restored. In August 2019, the Indian government made a historic but contentious decision to revoke Article 370 of the Constitution. The Jammu and Kashmir region was granted special autonomous status under Article 370, which gave it the right to have its own flag, constitution, and considerable internal autonomy—with the exception of defence, communications, and foreign affairs. The Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Prime Minister Narendra Modi led the central government in a daring move on August 5, 2019, when they revoked Jammu and Kashmir's special status granted under Article 370. Additionally, the government divided the state into Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh, two distinct union territories. Ladakh was made into a union territory without a legislature, but Jammu & Kashmir kept its legislature. The abrogation was put into effect by a presidential order that was later approved by the Indian Parliament's two houses. To quell possible unrest, the decision was accompanied by a massive deployment of security forces in the area and a communication lockdown that included limitations on phone and internet services. The Supreme Court of India received petitions challenging the constitutionality of the government's actions following the abrogation of Article 370, setting off a flurry of legal challenges. Proponents contended that it would foster economic growth, guarantee equal rights for all citizens, and open the door for further integration of Jammu and Kashmir into the Indian Union. Opponents countered that it went against the spirit of federalism and jeopardised the region's special status as granted by Article 370.   [caption id="attachment_6871" align="alignnone" width="300"] SC to deliver verdict on pleas challenging abrogation of Art 370 on…

Samba Police files charge-sheet against 4 ‘interstate heroin smugglers’
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Samba Police files charge-sheet against 4 ‘interstate heroin smugglers’

SAMBA: On Thursday, District Samba Police announced that it had filed a charge sheet in a court of law against four "interstate heroin smugglers" with their base in Punjab who were involved in the firing incident at Rangoor Camp, Ramgarh, and the smuggling of heroin. The police were seeking a judicial determination.. Sharing details senior superintendent of police (SSP) Samba Benam Tosh said, "The accused namely as Satinderpal Singh son of Daljinder Singh of Rattoke, Gurudwara Bhikh Wind, Taran Taran Punjab; Jagpreet Singh son of…

Police inspector injured in 29 Oct terrorist attack in Srinagar succumbs
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Police inspector injured in 29 Oct terrorist attack in Srinagar succumbs

SRINAGAR: According to sources, a Jammu and Kashmir Police inspector who was shot and seriously hurt in a terrorist attack in Srinagar in October of this year passed away on Thursday at AIIMS in New Delhi. Masroor Ahmad Wani passed away at AIIMS today despite having been transferred there yesterday for specialised care. According to the police, on October 29, Wani was playing cricket in the Eidgah neighbourhood of downtown Srinagar when he was shot with a pistol at point blank range. After the shooting left the inspector with serious injuries, he was taken to SKIMS in Soura. However, on Wednesday afternoon, Wani was flown in an air ambulance from Paras Hospital in Srinagar to New Delhi. [caption id="attachment_6859" align="alignnone" width="300"] Police inspector injured in 29 Oct terrorist attack in Srinagar succumbs[/caption]  

Bus Overturns In Rajouri; One Dead, 22 Injured
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Bus Overturns In Rajouri; One Dead, 22 Injured

RAJOURI/JAMMU, Dec 6: On Wednesday, a bus overturned in the Jammu and Kashmir district of Rajouri, injuring 22 people, including 14 students, and killing one passenger, according to officials. The accident happened on the Rajouri-Jammu national highway close to the Radha Soami Ashram in Thandikassi village. They said that the bus, which was travelling from Manjakote to Rajouri, struck two cars before flipping over. The Government Medical College Hospital Rajouri received the injured patients right away. [caption id="attachment_6818" align="alignnone" width="300"] Bus Overturns In Rajouri; One Dead, 22 Injured[/caption]