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  • Three ARTO Employees Disengaged From Services On Corruption Charges

    Three ARTO Employees Disengaged From Services On Corruption Charges

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    SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir administration on Wednesday ordered disengagement of three employees of ARTO Sopore on charges of corruption.

    An order issued by the Transport commissioner, read that In view of the recommendations made by the ARTO Baramulla conveyed by the RTO Kashmir vide No. RTOK/Estt/615-17dated 19-04-2023, the following consolidated workers are hereby disengaged with immediate effect.

    The employees were identified as Aijaz Ahmed Mir, Farooq Ahmed Wagay and Mohammad Ashraf Dar.

    Notably,three employees (consolidated) at ARTO office Sopore were arrested for taking bribe from the public visiting the office for obtaining Driving License, NOC, Registration of vehicles.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • India To Lead Global Efforts Towards Environmentally Sustainable Development: LG Sinha

    India To Lead Global Efforts Towards Environmentally Sustainable Development: LG Sinha

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    SRINAGAR: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha addressed the National Conference on ‘[email protected]’, today at the Convention Centre.

    The Conference was organized by IIM Jammu, IIT Jammu, AIIMS Jammu, in collaboration with Dalit Indian Chamber of Commerce & Industry (DICCI) to deliberate upon priorities, prospects and way forward for creating an inclusive & sustainable society.

    “The aspirations of humanity can be fulfilled only in the conditions of peace. And, I strongly believe, ‘Ahimsa’ deeply rooted in our great civilization, is making the world realize the futility of conflict and utility of dialogue,” said the Lt Governor.

    During India’s G20 presidency, green, accelerated, inclusive & sustainable growth are top priorities and the world is looking at us with a hope to deal with the challenges of Covid, Climate Change and Conflict, observed the Lt Governor.

    “Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave a new vision to the world that climate change cannot be fought from conference tables alone but It has to be fought from the dinner tables in every home. This will pave the way for sustainable & inclusive development,” the Lt Governor said.

    The Lt Governor stressed upon synergy between developmental activities and environment conservation to ensure global prosperity and better quality of life for all. He further observed that Ecological security will lead to economic security and strengthen our social development initiatives.

    “India will play the most important & constructive role for climate future and shape the action plan for mitigation, adaptation and environmental management systems. India will guide the world towards achieving the goal of environmentally sustainable development,” he said.

    The Lt Governor said that under the leadership of Prime Minister, India has given a new social model to the world for equitable development.

    Atma-Nirbhar Bharat, Make In India and Digital India have provided a robust framework for rapid and sustainable growth, he added.

    The Lt Governor also underscored the important role of premier institutions like IIM, IIT & AIIMS and the youth to provide future solutions to humanity.

    He further emphasized on exchange of best practices and increased cooperation between the countries for Digitally Empowered Society and Knowledge-based Economy.

    G20 represents 60% of the world population, accounts 85% of global GDP and 75% of global trade. I am confident that India’s G20 presidency will give new impetus to global relations and strengthen the spirit of “One Earth, One Family, One Future”, he added.

    Dr Arun Kumar Mehta, Chief Secretary also shared his views and highlighted the efforts to fulfil India’s G20 goals.

    Dr Milind Kamble Chairman, BoG, IIM Jammu; Dr Sharad Saraf, Chairman, BoG, IIT Jammu; Prof YK Gupta, President AIIMs Jammu; Prof BS Sahay, Director IIM Jammu; Prof Shakti Gupta, Executive Director, AIIMS Jammu; Prof Manoj Singh Gaur, Director, IIT Jammu, besides delegates from across the country, prominent citizens and students were present.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Seven Shops, Residential House Gutted in Massive Fire Mishap

    Seven Shops, Residential House Gutted in Massive Fire Mishap

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    SRINAGAR: At least seven shops and a residential house were gutted in a massive fire incident in Qalamabad village in Handwara area in north Kashmir’s Kupwara district.

    Reports said that a fire broke out in a residential house this afternoon. The raging flames soon after spread to a shopping complex in proximity near Jamia Masjid Qalamabad.

    Responding to the exigency, Handwara Police and locals swung into action to douse off the flames. After hours of strenuous efforts, the blaze was controlled but not before it gutted at least seven shops and a double-storeyed residential house. Among the gutted shops included four of merchandise (Kiryana), two of hardware and one of a tailor. The residential house and the shopping complex are said to belong to one Ghulam Ahmad Najar.

    The fire also caused minor damage to the attic portion of the Jamia Masjid Qalamabad.

    Two civilians and a cop during the rescue operation suffered contusions and were administered with first aid at the site.

    Chairman Jamia Masjid Qalamabad, Abdul Ghani Reshi while extending his gratitude to Handwara Police and local administration alongside Army’s 30 RR said that the timely action from them prevented the fire from spreading further. The mosque head however castigated the local unit of F&ES Department for failing to act on time, which according to him led to escalation of the blaze.

    “We are highly thankful to Handwara Police, the local administration alongside Army’s 30 RR for their timely help and preventing the spread of fire”, he said adding “We however are highly agonized by the pathetic approach of the local F&ES Department unit which despite at a stone’s throw distance failed to perform its duty as otherwise expected.” (GNS)

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • NIA Court Issues Non-Bailable Warrants Against 23 Militants

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    SRINAGAR: National Investigation Agency special court Jammu has issued non-bailable warrants against 23 militants in Kishtwar district operating from Pakistan.

    An official said that the warrants were issued against Manzoor Ahmed, Ghulam Mohd. Guijar, Nazir Ahmed, Shabir Ahmed, Mohd lgbal Rishi, Mohd Amin Bhat, Jamal Din Naik, Gh Hussain Sheikh, Bashir Ahmed Raina, Gulzar Ahmed, Shabbir Ahmed, Imtiyaz Ahmed, Bashir Ahmed, Mohd Shafi, Gh. Nabi Wani, Abdul Kareem, Gulabu, Farooq Ahmad Ganie, Mohd Haneef Sheikh, Mushtaq Ahmed, Mohd Irfan Khanday and Mohd Rafiq Khanday.

    He said the warrants have been issued in case FIR 90/2022 of PS Chatroo, under Section 120-B/121-A/IPC, 13/18/39/UAPA, 120B/121-A/IPC

    SSP Kishtwar Khalil Poswal said that chief investigation officer DySP PC Vishal Sharma approached the special NIA Court for issuing non-bailable warrants against the accused for their active involvement in militant activities for creating unrest in the Chenab valley and other parts of Jammu and Kashmir.

    He said they mobilised sleeper cells and pushed them into J&K in connivance with secessionist and separatist leaders for waging war against the Government of India with nefarious design of seceding Jammu and Kashmir from Union of India.

    The SSP said further investigation into the case is underway. (KNO)

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • UT Leads In Achieving 75 Amrit Sarovars In Each District: CS

    UT Leads In Achieving 75 Amrit Sarovars In Each District: CS

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    SRINAGAR: Chief Secretary, Dr Arun Kumar Mehta expressed confidence that India is more than capable of achieving its goal of net zero carbon emissions by 2070 and said that it is high time we shifted away from fossil fuels and made alternate sources our main energy providers.

    He was speaking at a workshop  organised by the Jammu & Kashmir Pollution Control Committee here at the Convention Centre.

    The interactive workshop on ‘Climate Change Mitigation and Green Financing for a Climate Resilient and Carbon Neutral J&K’ was attended by Dr.Mohit Gera, PCCF (HoFF), J&K Forest Department and Chairman, J&K Pollution Control Committee; Dr. Shakil Ahmad Romshoo, Vice Chancellor, Islamic University, Kashmir; HoDs of Forest Department, Dr. Ravindranath, renowned IPCC Author, and resource persons from MoEFCC, TERI, Earnest and Young Climate, World Resources Institute of India besides other eminent guests and environment experts.

    Dr Mehta appreciated the efforts of the Pollution Control Committee and Jammu & Kashmir Forest Department for organizing deliberations on Net Zero Carbon by 2070. He informed that J&K has already made a model by developing a climate resilient and carbon neutral Panchayat of village Palliin District Samba which is first of its kind in the country.

    According to Dr Mehta, Jammu & Kashmir has always been at the forefront of adopting flagship developmental schemes of the government.

    ‘The distinction of implementing the 75 Amrit Sarovars in each district amongst first in the entire country is a good example of how well J&K can adapt to the needs of the times with cooperation from its citizens. Similarly, schemes like “Har Gaon Hariyali”, “One Beat Guard, One village Program”, “Van Se Jal, Jal Se Jeevan” have been very effective in building in resilience and adaptation at village level.

    J&K has been a leader in adopting transformative steps in the overhaul of sports, agriculture, and tourism sectors in recent years. The Chief Secretary stated that we are planting more trees every year than ever before and this year over one and half crore trees are going to be planted again all over J&K.

    In terms of health infrastructure, Jammu & Kashmir ranks among the leading states of India. The Har Ghar Nal Se Jal scheme will also be fully implemented by the end of this financial year, he continued. The scheme aims to mitigate water supply challenges for the coming 50 years at least, in view of climate change.

    The Chief Secretary stressed the importance of communicating climate change adaptation measures to the masses in a way that creates a genuine connection with them. To achieve this goal, the Chief Secretary emphasized the need to communicate with the public at all levels, including panchayats, in ways that creates public ownership.

    The CS stressed that what is good for the environment is invariably good for the economy and society and underlined that infrastructure development of the states should not hamper our climate change mitigation steps.

    Also, the Chief Secretary urged the environmental experts present to work out environmental plans for Jammu & Kashmir for timely intervention on behalf of the UT administration. The Chief Secretary expressed hope that J&K will continue taking a lead in India’s fight against climate change even in the years ahead.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Fire Breaks Out In North Kashmir Village

    Fire Breaks Out In North Kashmir Village

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    SRINAGAR: A massive fir broke out in a residential house in Qalamabad area of Handwara in north Kashmir’s Kupwara district on Wednesday.

    An official said that fire broke in a house near Jamia Masjid Qalamabad, Handwara.

    He said efforts were on to douse off the flames, while the cause of fire was not immediately known. (KNO)

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Shah Rukh Khan Spotted In Sonamarg For ‘Dunki’ Shoot

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    SRINAGAR: The Badshah of Bollywood, Shah Rukh Khan is in Kashmir to shoot for a song sequence of his upcoming movie ‘Dunki’.

    The actor arrived in Kashmir on Monday and drove straight to Sonamarg where he was spotted entering a hotel.

    The crew on Wednesday started shooting for a song sequence in the Thajwas area of Sonamarg. The song is being choreographed by ace Choreographer Ganesh Acharaya.

    The four day shooting schedule of Dunki in the valley includes outdoor locales of Sonmarg and Dal Lake, media reports said.

    A huge crowd of Shah Rukh Khan’s fans have arrived on the spot and elaborate security arrangements have been put in place.

    After the record breaking success of Pathaan, the actor has two back to back releases, Dunki and Jawan in his kitty.

    Dunki is directed by RajKumar Hirani and is set to hit the theatre on December 22, 2023.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • HC Bans Proprietary Land Swap For Encroached Kahcharai Land In JK

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    SRINAGAR: The High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh Tuesday prohibited the exchange of proprietary land for encroached kahcharai land. “The exchange of proprietary land for encroached kahcharai land is not permissible now and the Deputy Commissioner concerned has no power to accept any such offer,” said the High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh on Tuesday.

    Justice Sanjay Dhar ruled in a plea seeking to exchange proprietary land for khacharai land that “the claim of the petitioner for grant of sanction to exchange proprietary land in lieu of kahcharai land is no longer permissible under law” due to changes in Section 133(2) of the Land Revenue Act.

    The court noted that the petitioner had not provided any legal basis or statutory framework for the exchange and could not seek a Writ of Mandamus against the respondents.

    “Even if there is any such policy for protecting the rights of small landholders who are in possession of kahcharai land, it shall be open to the respondents to deal with the case of the petitioner in accordance with such policy,” the bench added.

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  • One Out Of 25 Students Pass 8th Grade In JK Govt School

    One Out Of 25 Students Pass 8th Grade In JK Govt School

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    SRINAGAR: Despite the generally successful performance of government schools, the Govt Middle School Khokarpora Adhal Vailoo located in the Kokernag area of Anantnag district has underperformed, with only one out of 25 students passing their 8th class examination. This outcome has sparked strong disapproval from the community.

    Locals have reported that the government has employed six teachers to teach 25 students, but only one student has passed their board exams. They believe this issue should be investigated.

    The community alleges that the teachers come to school only to pass the time and do not focus on teaching the students. They claim that when students fail their 8th grade exams, their future prospects become bleak as they cannot even write their own names.

    The community believes that these teachers should be transferred and new teachers should be appointed to improve the quality of education for the students. They demand that the matter be investigated, and the teachers be held accountable for their poor performance.

    In response to these allegations, Joint Director Education South Kashmir, Jahangir Ahmad Khanday, stated that they are currently investigating the reasons behind the students’ poor performance. He further stated that the department will take action against those who are found responsible for the students’ failure, after a thorough investigation is conducted. (KNO)

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Ahead Of G-20 Event, 100 Delegates From 30 Countries To Attend Y-20 Summit In Ladakh

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    SRINAGAR: More than 100 Y-20 delegates from over 30 countries arrived in the Union Territory of Ladakh on Tuesday while as the J&K administration said that it has made elaborate arrangements to make the G-20 meeting schedules in Srinagar a grand success.

    Addressing media persons, the administration has said that till Tuesday, over 100 Y20 delegates from over 30 countries have arrived in Ladakh while a few more are expected to arrive by Wednesday morning.

    The officials said that as G20 is being conducted under India’s presidency under the theme of One World One family one future, they have put forward priorities of youth as they (youth) are very much concerned about their future.

    “The administration since the last three months has been preparing for the event and overseeing how we can make this programme a grand success,” they said, adding that in this regard, various activities have been held so far.

    Pertinently, Ladakh is hosting a three-day youth 20 pre-summit under the aegis of the G-20.

    The delegates were welcomed by the senior officers of the UT administration. During the three-day summit, there will be discussions and deliberations on different important topics, reports said.

    On the first day of the summit, the delegates will visit local places of importance including Hemis and Thicksey monasteries and Shanti Stupa. On the following day, LG Ladakh Dr. B. D. Mishra will address the delegates at the Sindu Sanskriti Auditorium.

    On the third day of the pre-summit, Union Minister Anurag Thakur will interact with the delegates and also participate in a youth dialogue. As per the UT administration officials, sufficient security measures and other arrangements are in place for the smooth conduct of the program.

    The Y20 pre-summit in Ladakh will be a valuable opportunity for the global youth to reflect on priority areas in consultation with G-20 member states to come up with policy recommendations that will prove beneficial to the Ladakh region.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )