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DC asks departments to streamline, reinforce services in border areas

editor October 4, 2023

JAMMU: At a meeting today, Deputy Commissioner Sachin Kumar Vaishya gave essential guidelines for the development of border communities. He underlined the necessity of focusing efforts on settlements close to the border and inside predetermined boundaries. The crucial duty of conducting exhaustive reviews within their respective Sub-Divisions was given to Sub Divisional Magistrates. The Chief Medical Officer was given the task of evaluating the Primary Health Centres, Community Health Centres, and Community Sub-Centres in order to make sure they adhere to the basic standards for health facilities."Any additional needs should be quickly discovered and taken care of. Additionally, the AB-PMJAY scheme and full saturation of ABHA cards should be the main priorities, he instructed. The Integrated Child Development Services will examine the operation of Anganwadi Centres and the Poshan scheme in accordance with other orders from the DC. The Agriculture Department must make sure that plans to mechanise and modernise agriculture are carried out effectively. It is also necessary to list the spread of Kisan Credit Cards and Soil Health Cards. The Industrial Development Scheme for Entrepreneurs has directed the Industries Department to oversee support for aspiring business owners and carry out eligibility checks. The Handicrafts and Handloom Department will concentrate on the implementation of skill development programmes while the Khadir Valley Industrial Board and Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) must carry out similar activities. Officers from the Power Development Department were given instructions to ensure transformer availability and suggest upgrades where necessary. Employment opportunities and requirements should also be thoroughly evaluated and recorded at the same time, he continued. The Youth Services and Sports Department was tasked with making sure that there were consistent sporting events in all border regions. The supply of rations and associated services, such as the conversion of ration cards, are being kept an eye on by the Food, Civil Supplies, and Consumer Affairs Department.The Social Welfare Officer was in charge of assessing how well departmental welfare programmes were being implemented and giving status reports. Numerous departmental duties related to irrigation and other areas were also examined, with a focus on inspiring officers to produce outcomes. The conference was attended by district officers, engineering officers, Additional Deputy Commissioner Harvinder Singh, and Chief Planning Officer Yoginder Katoch. [caption id="attachment_3512" align="alignnone" width="300"] DC asks departments to streamline, reinforce services in border areas[/caption]

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2 Fake Police Officers Arrested From Hotel In Jammu

editor October 3, 2023

JAMMU, Oct 3: Two fake police officers who were acting as a Police Inspector and an Indian Police Service (IPS) officer were reportedly apprehended by Jammu Police on Tuesday. According to the police, the accused were taken into custody from a hotel in Jammu's Jewel neighbourhood. According to Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Chandan Kohli of Jammu, one guy reported two people threatening him while posing as an IPS official and an Inspector to PS Nowabad. The victim said in his complaint that he had made friends with Kaiser Jeelani after meeting him in a hotel called Green Mint Gumat near the fish market. Kaiser Jeelani had introduced himself as an IPS officer on a social networking site. "When he walked into the room, he immediately noticed Kaiser Jeelani and a second individual wearing a police uniform with stars and posing as an inspector. The two harassed him and threatened to get his laptop from him. The two also issued a death threat to the plaintiff. In this regard, a case was filed at PS Nowabad under FIR number 166/2023 under sections 419/420/384/170/171 IPC, and an inquiry was initiated. Special PS Nowabad police teams under the direction of SP Kulbir Handa, DySP HQrs Dr. Sunniya Wani, and SHO PS Nowabad Surinder Raina made valiant efforts to locate and apprehend the suspects there.The two suspects who were taken into custody were Mohd Tanveer alias Arif Wani and Kaiser Shahnawaz Mir, both of Danger Pora, Baramulla. According to authorities, the situation is still being investigated. [caption id="attachment_3509" align="alignnone" width="291"] 2 Fake Police Officers Arrested From Hotel In Jammu[/caption]

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IG CRPF : Kashmir Is Peaceful, Not Possible To See Such Atmosphere Anywhere Else

editor October 3, 2023

Srinagar, Oct 3: Ajay Kumar Yadav, the inspector general of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), stated on Tuesday that Srinagar is a calm place free of terrorism. The IG CRPF Srinagar sector said the throng at Lal Chowk today reflects a peaceful mood while speaking on the sidelines of the CRPF All Women Motorcycle Expedition 2023, which was earlier set off by the Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha from iconic Lal Chowk."You are in Lal Chowk today, and there is a sizable crowd here. Where is the terrorism?Nowhere else could possibly have a more tranquil atmosphere, he told reporters. A women's bike expedition that will traverse more than 2134 kilometres and pass through 40 districts before arriving in Ekta Nagar, Gujarat on October 31 in honour of the late former deputy prime minister of India, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, was flagged off earlier from Lal Chowk.According to the IG CRPF, the goal of the All Women Bike Expedition was to inform the general public, in particular the girls and the women achievers, that a women's bike rally had started from Srinagar's famed Lal Chowk. He claimed that the women's division of the CRPF actively takes part in every event with their male colleagues in the forces. According to Rana, the CRPF's female personnel participates in anti-militancy operations as well as other security-related activities.He said that the CRPF's female members actively participate in security operations, patrols, and Road Opening Procedure (ROP) activities with their male colleagues. According to the IG CRPF, the purpose of holding such a gathering is to increase the number of women in the CRPF's main body as well as their sense of self-worth. (AGENCIES) [caption id="attachment_3503" align="alignnone" width="300"] IG CRPF : Kashmir Is Peaceful, Not Possible To See Such Atmosphere Anywhere Else[/caption]

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Samvedna Organises Aadhaar enrollment Camp at SBI

editor October 3, 2023

03-10-2023 : To Provide Aadhaar Services at one place Samvedna Society Chairman Keshav Chopra organised an Aadhaar enrollment Camp at State Bank of India Talab Tillo Branch, The Camp was inaugurated by Regional Manager SBI…

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3 soldiers injured, 2-3 militants trapped in Kalakote forests

editor October 3, 2023

RAJOURI, Oct 2: In a clash with two to three militants tonight at the Broh forests in the Kalakote tehsil of this border district, three Army soldiers were hurt. While search operations were being conducted in Broh by the Army, police, and paramilitary forces this afternoon, a contact with the militants was made tonight, resulting in a significant exchange of gunfire. In the firing, three Army men were hurt and were taken to the hospital.Tonight, extra troops were dispatched to the area to make sure the extremists don't manage to flee. The militants looked to be a part of two to three distinct organisations that operate in Rajouri and Poonch, the two bordering districts. The government declared that the Broh woodland region had been roped off and well guarded.According to the information, the militants are foreigners who are armed with high-tech weapons and explosive devices. An inquiry into how the militants got to the Broh woodlands in the Kalakote tehsil will take place after the incident. Prior to this, security authorities killed two foreign jihadists in Narla in Rajouri's rural Taryath neighbourhood. There is no LoC nearby Kalakote or Taryath.The number of confrontations in the Rajouri, Poonch, and Reasi districts has increased this year, both along the Line of Control and in the hinterland. In the three areas, more than 30 insurgents have been slain. The forces in Rajouri and Poonch districts have also prevented a number of infiltration attempts on the LoC. Seven members of minorities were murdered by two foreign extremists at the start of the year in the Rajouri district's Dhangri area. On April 20, five troops were killed in an attack on an Army vehicle in Bhatta Durrian in the Mendhar neighbourhood of Poonch district. On May 5, a few days later, five more jawans gave their lives in a shootout with terrorists in the Kandi woods of Rajouri. However, a number of foreign terrorists were killed in a series of encounters that occurred at Surankote, Darhal, Narla, Dhakikote, etc. in Rajouri, Poonch, and Reasi districts after these killings. Additionally, the Rajouri and Poonch districts on the Line of Control saw the Army kill several militants who were attempting to cross from Pakistan into Indian territory. In order to flush out the evading militants, more troops have already been deployed along the LoC in the two districts in addition to sensitive areas in the hinterland. [caption id="attachment_3485" align="alignnone" width="300"] 3 soldiers injured, 2-3 militants trapped in Kalakote forests[/caption]

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Samba police detain notorious eve teaser

editor October 3, 2023

SAMBA: Police have detained a known eve-teaser today in the vicinity of Police Station (PS) Ramgarh in the district of Samba, working under the general direction of Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Samba, Benam Tosh. Daljeet Singh, alias Sethi, son of Attar Singh of Goura Chak tehsil Ramgarh district Samba, has been identified as the arrested eve teaser. A police report has been filed at Police Station (PS) Ramgarh in response to a complaint from a young girl pupil in the seventh grade. The suspect has been taken into custody, and an investigation is ongoing. Under the direction of SDPO, Vijaypur, Rohit Kumar, and Additional SP, Samba Surinder Choudhary, a police squad made up of SHO Police Station, Ramgarh, Amit Kumar, and SI Rajinder Singh detained the suspect. Samba district police are taking severe legal action against eve teasers on the explicit orders of SSP Samba, Benam Tosh. As a high priority to properly address, police are booking eve-teasers under pertinent legal provisions and apprehending the eve-teasers in the Samba district. [caption id="attachment_3482" align="alignnone" width="300"] Samba police detain notorious eve teaser[/caption]

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Encounter breaks out between terrorists & security officials in Rajouri

editor October 3, 2023

RAJOURI: Terrorists and security personnel engaged in combat late on Monday night during a search operation in the Kalakote forest area of Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district, according to officials. Following information of suspicious movement, the Army and police closed off the Broh and Soom woodland belt in the Kalakote area early on Monday, according to them. Late in the evening, when the terrorists trying to break the perimeter began fire on the forces, the search operation evolved into an encounter, according to the officials. Security troops retaliated, and a gunfight broke out between the two sides. The officials stated that there was no immediate word of any casualties. To close off any potential escape routes, they claimed that reinforcements had been hurriedly sent to the area. Gunshots were heard earlier in the day during the cordon and search operation, but it was later made clear that the security personnel had fired the probing shots to look for any potential terrorists. [caption id="attachment_3479" align="alignnone" width="300"] Encounter breaks out between terrorists & security officials in Rajouri[/caption]

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LG inaugurates week-long ‘GI Mahotsav’ at Srinagar

editor October 3, 2023

SRINAGAR: Today at Kashmir Haat in Srinagar, the week-long "GI Mahotsav" was launched by Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha. The Lt. Governor thanked the Agriculture Production Department for giving farmers, craftspeople, artisans, business owners, and other stakeholders from all over the nation a great platform to showcase their wares and exchange best practises for the commercialization of GI-tagged goods in his remarks. "Geographical Indications seek to safeguard and advertise goods made in a particular region. "GI Tag is a treasure that can boost export of protected goods and give a boost to the J&K economy," the Lt. Governor remarked.He asserted that the numerous GI Tags for regional goods from J&K, such as Bhaderwah Rajmash, Ramban Sulai Honey, Rajouri Chikri Wood Craft, Mushqbudji Rice, Basohli Painting, and Kashmir Saffron, will shield them from forgers and unfair competition while also raising the value of these goods' sales. At the opening ceremony, the Lt. Governor emphasised the efforts made by the UT Administration, under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's direction, to promote the distinctive qualities of the UT of J&K's agriculture, food, and handmade goods. "GIs of J&K products will be a game-changer for the rural economy and the high quality of these products will benefit the entire community of producers," the Lt. Governor declared.To change the rural economy, he urged a successful push to popularise GIs. The Lt. Governor stated that more than 504 GIs of India reflect traditional cultural values and the variety of goods that our agricultural, handicraft, and handloom sectors have to offer. He continued, "We can increase exports and also receive higher values in the global market by protecting and promoting these products through Brand Positioning and Innovative marketing strategy." In order to close the gap between farmers and consumers, the Lt. Governor urged producers, Farmers' and trade associations, and the administration to collaborate on developing the product, communication, and distribution network. To safeguard the interests of small-marginal farmers and small handicrafts units, he noted, we also need to pay attention to quality, product requirements, and regulations.The Lt. Governor was thanked by Som Prakash, the Union Minister of State for Commerce and Industry, for hosting the GI Mahotsav in honour of Gandhi Jayanti. He reaffirmed the Central Government's commitment to supporting Jammu and Kashmir's regional products and giving them access to both domestic and international markets. On this occasion, the Lt. Governor released a publication on the UT's agricultural sector as well as GI certificates for J&K's products. The Lt Governor stopped by the booths showcasing the distinctive and specialised GI-tagged goods from all throughout the nation. At the Kashmir Haat Exhibition Ground, more than 100 stalls of GI items from Jammu and Kashmir and other regions of the nation are set up.Dr. Arun Kumar Mehta, Chief Secretary; Shailendra Kumar, Principal Secretary, Agriculture Production Department; Vikramjit Singh, Commissioner Secretary Industries & Commerce; Padma Shri Dr. Rajnikant, General Secretary Human Welfare Association; Aftab Malik, Chairman, DDC Srinagar; Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar, Advisor to Lt Governor; Vice Chancellors of various Universities; HoDs, officers of UT administration; a sizable number of farmers [caption id="attachment_3476" align="alignnone" width="213"] LG inaugurates week-long ‘GI Mahotsav’ at Srinagar[/caption]

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All parties will be consulted on 1 Nation, 1 Election: Azad

editor October 3, 2023

SRINAGAR: 'One nation, one election' would be decided upon after consultation with all political parties, according to former Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad, a member of the high-level committee established to examine the viability of simultaneous elections. "Only an initial meeting was held. It was a welcome meeting. I disagree that it needs to be implemented right away, as some have suggested, because national, regional, and recognised parties will need to be consulted first. It is necessary to consult with many individuals, Azad told the reporters gathered here.It's also incorrect to believe that the committee will decide on its own, according to the seasoned politician who was appointed to the Ram Nath Kovind-led group. We'll look for opinions from everyone. The Women's Reservation Bill was passed in both houses of parliament despite being 30 years late, according to the former president of J&K and chairman of the Democratic Progressive Azad Party (DPAP), who also praised political parties for letting go of their inflexible positions. It arrived too late. It ought to have arrived 15–20 years earlier... Even 30 years earlier would have been preferable. Earlier attempts, such as those made during the UPA, encountered opposition from several constituent parties.There was no consensus.Now, at least, there is consensus, and both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha approved it. The government and all the parties who this time around did not adhere to their rigidity and backed the law deserve praise for it, he continued. The previous chief minister commented on the "delay" in holding assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir by stating that elections are essential to democracy and must be held, notwithstanding the delay. "The idea that there won't be any elections is absurd. Democracy won't exist if there are no elections.And the elections, particularly the assembly elections, are not only late but also past due. Assembly elections haven't been held in a while, but parliamentary elections are always held on schedule and without incident. [caption id="attachment_3473" align="alignnone" width="300"] All parties will be consulted on 1 Nation, 1 Election: Azad[/caption]

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It’s Unfortunate We Go Opposite To The Path Shown By Mahatma Gandhi : Omar

editor October 2, 2023

SRINAGAR, Oct 2: Omar Abdullah, the vice president of the National Conference and a former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir, remarked on Monday, the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, "It is unfortunate that we go opposite to the path shown by Mahatma Gandhi." "If we uphold the teachings of Gandhiji, this nation will only get better. At times, it seems as though we only think of Gandhiji when we travel overseas or when world leaders come to visit Rajghat. However, on the other days, we both forget and deviate from Gandhi's way of life, Abdullah told reporters in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir. [caption id="attachment_3469" align="alignnone" width="300"] It’s Unfortunate We Go Opposite To The Path Shown By Mahatma Gandhi: Omar[/caption]

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