| AIKS Demands Immediate Action: Apex Body Formation and Return Blueprint for Kashmiri Pandits |
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 New Delhi, May 31 : The All India Kashmiri Samaj (AIKS) expresses outrage over the State and Central Governments' failure to deliver on promises for the return and rehabilitation of Kashmiri Pandits to the Kashmir Valley. After decades of displacement, the community demands urgent attention and action.
Apex Body: A Long Overdue Necessity
AIKS reiterates its demand for the immediate reconstitution of the Apex Coordinating Body, disbanded in 2014, to facilitate structured dialogue and coordinat.... |
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| “ENTER TO LEARN LEAVE TO SERVE” |
| YES! PUBLIC SERVANTS ARE INVOLVED IN NUMBER OF SCAMS ,SCANDALS |
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 NEW DELHI MAY 31(Ashok Raina)
Learnt the lessons of past are forcing us to think again and again and what the general people of India thus achieved despite the countless spell have causing us about the pandemonium in the Lok Sabha over the issue of worth crores of scams, scandals, as well as corruption matters that remain on debate for discussion in parliament of India.
When you once again recall the scandals like Vijay Malaya to PNB Scam over Rs 9000 crores, Coalgate Scam – Rs. 1.86 lakh c.... |
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| Admin clarifies relief assistance to shelling-affected residents in Rehari Jammu |
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 Jammu, May 30: The district administration on Friday clarified the relief assistance provided to families affected by cross-border shelling in Rehari, a day after locals told media that the compensation provided was insufficient.
In response to certain reports suggesting that only ₹6,500 was provided to houses damaged during the recent Pakistani shelling in Rehari, the District Administration clarified that as per the prescribed norms, the main house that was directly hit by the shelling has b.... |
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| MHA approves large-scale deployment of paramilitary forces for Amarnath Yatra |
| A total of 581 companies of paramilitary forces will be stationed across Jammu and Kashmir to ensure a smooth and safe yatra |
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 Srinagar, May 29: As the annual Amarnath Yatra begins on July 3, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has approved a large-scale deployment of paramilitary forces to secure the pilgrimage routes and surrounding areas. A total of 581 companies of paramilitary forces will be stationed across Jammu and Kashmir to ensure a smooth and safe yatra.
The MHA has authorized the J&K administration and police to utilise 156 CAPF companies already stationed in the region. These include 91 CRPF, 30 SSB, 15 CI.... |
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| PM Modi Calls Ghulam Nabi Azad, Enquires About His Health |
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 Srinagar May 29 : Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday spoke to DPAP leader Ghulam Nabi Azad, a member of multi-party delegations that are in world capitals to convey India's message on terrorism emanating from Pakistan, after the former Union minister took ill in Kuwait and was hospitalised.
According to reports PM Modi called Azad to enquire about his health and wished him a speedy recovery.
BJP MP Baijayant Jay Panda, who leads the delegation of Azad, said on Tuesday that he is st.... |
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| Two LeT Hybrid Terrorists Held in Shopian CASO |
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 Shopian, May 29 : Security forces on Thursday arrested two hybrid terrorists along with arms and ammunition in the Baskuchan Imam Sahib area of Shopian district, Jammu and Kashmir, police said.
The operation was jointly carried out by the Army’s 44 Rashtriya Rifles, Jammu and Kashmir Police, and the 178 Battalion of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF).
According to officials, the arrested individuals were found in possession of two AK-56 rifles, four AK magazines, 102 rounds of ammuni.... |
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| PM Modi Calls Pakistan’s Proxy War Well Planned War Strategy Against India |
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 NEW DELHI MAY 27:-
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that recent events have proven that the so-called proxy war against India is, in fact, a well-planned war strategy. Addressing a public gathering at Mahatma Mandir in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, he stated that following the events of May 6, India no longer needs to provide proof of terrorist activity, the evidence is now being provided by those across the border themselves. The Prime Minister pointed out that terrorists who were killed were .... |
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| Won’t be intimidated by terror, says Omar Abdullah after special cabinet meeting in Pahalgam |
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 Pahalgam, May 27:
Tourism should be conflict neutral and should not be a barometer to project normalcy, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said on Tuesday after a special cabinet meeting here to give a clear message that the government will not be “intimidated by cowardly acts of terror”.
The chief minister, in his first press conference after the April 22 terror attack at Baisaran meadows in Pahalgam, began by expressing gratitude to people for unequivocally condemning terror vi.... |
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| Three students injured in Rajouri road accident |
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 Srinagar, May 27: Atleast three students were injured after their school bus met with an accident at Manjakote area of Rajouri district on Tuesday.
Officials told media reporters that a bus bearing registration number JK11G- 2315 of Gharib Nawaz Education High School Kalali while on way to drop students lost its control and skidded off the road, resulting injuries to three students.
All the students have been shifted to nearby hospital for treatment, where their condition is said to be stable.... |
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| Gusty winds, heavy rain claim life in Tral, Srinagar records approx. 50 mm rainfall in hours |
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 Srinagar, May 27: A 60-year-old woman lost her life, and several properties were damaged across different districts of Kashmir on Tuesday evening following sudden gusty winds and heavy rainfall.
Reports reaching news agency JKNS that a woman identified as Saleema Bano, a resident of Wagad Tral in south Kashmir’s Pulwama district, died on the spot after a massive poplar tree fell on her during a strong windstorm. Locals rushed to rescue her but found her lifeless under the fallen tree.
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