Jammu, Apr 2: The Pakistan Army intruded into the Indian side and also violated the ceasefire by opening fire along the Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir, a defence spokesman said on Wednesday.The violation took place at 1.10 pm on Tuesday and the Indian troops responded with “controlled and calibrated”…
JAMMU: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday said that Jammu and Kashmir aims to achieve self-sufficiency in power generation in next two years, ensuring a reliable electricity supply, and that the government was committed to offering 200 units of free electricity. He said Jammu and Kashmir Power Development Corporation was prioritizing the development of hydroelectric…
BARAMULLA: A suspected grenade attack took place at a police station in north Kashmir's Baramulla district late last night, police said today. "During the night intervening March 4-5, at approximately 2120 hrs, a blast-like sound was heard from the backside of Police Post Old Town, Baramulla, causing concern among the general public. No casualty or…
SRINAGAR, Dec 10: A fire broke out in the Member Legislative Assembly Hostel (MLA) in Srinagar on Tuesday, officials said. There was no report of any casualty in the incident. The Fire and Emergency officials said that fire broke out at around noon in the first floor of the MLA hostel quarter situated at the…
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…
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SRINAGAR, NOVEMBER 10: In connection with ‘phase fifth of Back to Village Programme (B2V5)’ J&K Government’s flagship public outreach, participation and feedback programme, the Cultural Unit Kashmir of DIPR today organised a Nukkad Natak and…
Mumbai : The rupee fell 4 paise to end the day at its all-time low of 83.33 (provisional) against the US dollar, amid increases in the price of crude oil and outflows of foreign money. Forex dealers stated that in the midst of a weak US dollar abroad and encouraging signals from the equities markets, investors were anticipating statistics on industrial output and inflation on the home front. The rupee began trading at 83.28 versus the US dollar at the interbank foreign exchange and fell as low as 83.49 during the day. The currency ultimately reached a record low of 83.33 (provisional) against the US dollar, down 4 paise from its previous close. Prior to this, on September 18 of this year, the currency's lowest closing level was noted at 83.32 against the dollar.The rupee's closing value versus the US dollar on Thursday was 83.29. The dollar index, which measures the strength of the US dollar relative to a basket of six other currencies, was down 0.02 percent at 105.89 in the meantime. The benchmark for global oil, Brent crude futures, increased by 0.81 percent to USD 80.66 a barrel. Regarding the local equities market, the BSE Sensex concluded at 64,904.68 points, up 72.48 points or 0.11 percent. To reach 19,425.35 points, the larger NSE Nifty increased 30.05 points, or 0.15 percent. According to exchange data, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) sold shares worth Rs 1,712.33 crore on Thursday, making them net sellers in the capital market. [caption id="attachment_5370" align="alignnone" width="300"] Rupee falls 4 paisa to settle at all-time low of 83.33 against US dollar[/caption]
JammuMendhar : In a hamlet close to the Line of Control in the Poonch district, the Jammu and Kashmir Police's Special Investigation Agency (SIA) raided the home of a major accused in a case involving narco-terror modules on Friday, according to officials. Along with it, a SIA team had brought accused Mohmmad Iqbal, who was detained in the Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh in October, to Karmara, they claimed. According to the officials, the case concerns the cross-border smuggling of weapons, explosives, and drugs into Poonch. On the intervening night of May 30 and 31, three of Iqbal's associates were apprehended in Poonch's Karmara district near the border fence with an enormous cache of weapons, explosives, and drugs, according to reports. Iqbal remained at large ever since. The officials stated that after he had left the region, they discovered, via the use of technical surveillance and intelligence inputs, that he was hiding in the Mandi district and that the SIA had apprehended him in October.SIA captured Mohmmad Javed, the module handler, on August 19 during an operation in Delhi. Javed was also running away. They added that this ultimately resulted in the arrest of Liyaqat, another accused person, on August 25 from Poonch. According to the officials, the narco-terror module's operations revealed the involvement of foreign nationals during the investigation. Six people have been taken into custody in The officials stated that additional SIA research is being conducted into several facets of the module's cross-border drug, bomb, and weapon smuggling operations.Following their arrest in May, an AK assault weapon, two handguns, six grenades, a 10-kg IED, and twenty packets of suspected heroin that the three men were attempting to smuggle into the nation were found. Soldiers and terrorists were injured in a gunfight that broke out between the accused and army officers after they were apprehended.In addition, the SIA carried out three days of raids in various locations in Poonch from July 26 to 28, after drug smuggler Rafiq Lala's home in the Danna Doyiyan area of Sathra on March 3 yielded seven kg of heroin, over Rs 2 crore in cash, a pistol, and some ammunition. The officials stated that additional SIA research is being conducted into several facets of the module's cross-border drug, bomb, and weapon smuggling operations.Following their arrest in May, an AK assault weapon, two handguns, six grenades, a 10-kg IED, and twenty packets of suspected heroin that the three men were attempting to smuggle into the nation were found. Soldiers and terrorists were injured in a gunfight that broke out between the accused and army officers after they were apprehended.In addition, the SIA carried out three days of raids in various locations in Poonch from July 26 to 28, after drug smuggler Rafiq Lala's home in the Danna Doyiyan area of Sathra on March 3 yielded seven kg of heroin, over Rs 2 crore in cash, a pistol, and some ammunition. [caption id="attachment_5367" align="alignnone" width="300"] Narco-terror module case : SIA searches house of key accused in Poonch[/caption]
REASI, NOVEMBER: District Magistrate Reasi Vishesh Paul Mahajan today slapped Public Safety Act on notorious bovine smuggler Mohammad Azam S/o Abdul Hussain, Age 25 Years R/o village Kothian Tehsil Pouni District Reasi who has…
RAJOURI : According to police, a well-known fugitive who had been missing for four years was apprehended in Rajouri, Jammu & Kashmir. They added that Imran Ali, also known as Lucky, was charged with assaulting a public servant in Rajouri. After a successful operation, a police team apprehended Ali, and they stated he will appear in court shortly. [caption id="attachment_5361" align="alignnone" width="300"] Notorious Absconder arrested in Rajouri[/caption]
KATHUA, NOVEMBER 10: A meeting of the District Level Task Force Committee was held today under the Chairmanship of District Development Commissioner Kathua Rakesh Minhas here in the DC Office complex, the other day. The…
SRINAGAR : According to officials, a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Jawan killed himself by shooting himself with his service rifle close to the Jawhar tunnel in the Qazigund area of the Kulgam district in…
RAMBAN : Traffic on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway was suspended on Friday due to mudslides and stone-throwing incidents in the Ramban region of Jammu and Kashmir, according to police. A traffic police spokesman provided information, stating that the road was blocked to traffic due to mudslides in Mehad and stone-throwing incidents at T-2 Ramban. "Peoples are advised to avoid journey on NH-44 till clearance," he stated. According to reports, the first snowfall of the season has fallen in the highway town of Banihal. The local meteorological office has forecast better weather starting this afternoon. New snow fell in J&K's upper regions, and the plains were pounded by rain. [caption id="attachment_5352" align="alignnone" width="300"] Jammu-Srinagar highway closed for traffic after mudslide[/caption]
NEW DELHI: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar along with US Secretary of Defence Lloyd Austin and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken posed for the traditional family photo as the US-India…
NEW DELHI: Lal Fam Kima, the head constable of the BSF, was killed on Thursday in an unprovoked Pakistani sniper attack on the Jammu International Border. He was an intrepid soldier who had previously rescued twelve of his comrades during a counter-terrorist operation in Jammu and Kashmir along the Line of Control. During an operation in the Gool hamlet during the winter of 1998–1999, Kima had cried out, "Tum sala pin nikalega," before he discharged his light machine gun (LMG) to kill a terrorist holed up inside a "dhoke" (mud house). The settlement is situated along the India-Pakistan Line of Control (LoC) in the high parts of the Pir Panjal range.A heartfelt and charming essay about the operation was written by Kima's former commanding officer (CO) and circulated around several Border Security Force (BSF) officers via social media. In Jammu's Ramgarh sector along the India-Pakistan International Border, Kima, 50, was killed in the line of duty on Thursday when he was wounded by a bullet fired by a Pakistani sniper from across the border. The head constable, an Aizawl native, enlisted in the border guard in 1996 and was assigned to the 148th BSF unit, which was tasked with protecting the IB.Kima's former CO said in the "remembrance" post for the brave soldier that when he learned of the tragedy early in the morning, his "heart argued against his mind," wondering whether it was his old colleague who had been killed in an unjustified shooting incident. The ex-commander of the LOC wrote in the post that he had "spent all these years quoting Kima's conspicuous act of bravery and alertness to young officers and troops" during the roughly 25-year historical operation. The article, viewed by claimed that the terrorists were holed up inside a "dhoke" and that, following a firefight and grenade exchange, the militants blew themselves up to execute a "fidayeen" (suicide) attack, killing the BSF party nearby as well. The BSF squad discovered three dead terrorists within the burning remains of the mud hut, even as smoke continued to billow from the "dhoke." "Abruptly, there came a deafening cry. TU MAJOR PIN NIKALEGA? Subsequently, an explosion of LMG caused everyone to flee for safety," the post stated."This was Lal Fam Kima (he was constable then), who had spotted the almost dead terrorist (taken for dead by BSF) removing the pin from grenade even while he was taking his last breath," stated the officer. "While rest of the party was busy rummaging and recovering war like stores, it was the ever-alert Kima who spotted the surreptitious movement of dying terrorist trying to blow off the grenade," the previous chief of staff wrote. He went on, "If the terrorist had been successful, we would have undoubtedly lost dozens of people and the successful, clean operation would have gone bad." "Lal Fam Kima became a martyr today. When he was a young constable with two or three years of experience, he was fearless. As a head constable, he is now fearless. "This modest, straightforward, and modest warrior lived bravely and gave his life bravely," he penned in the post that was circulated among a number of BSF officers and employees. Before Kima's body was returned to his native state of Mizoram, a wreath was placed at his mortal remains in Jammu. His mother, wife, two children, and son all survive him. [caption id="attachment_5345" align="alignnone" width="300"] ‘Tum sala pin nikalega’: BSF man martyred at IB once…
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