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  • Power Supply To Remain Affected In Central Kashmir Parts

    Power Supply To Remain Affected In Central Kashmir Parts

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    SRINAGAR: Power Controller Kashmir has informed that, the power supply to Receiving Stations including Kremshore, Kanir, Khansahib, Raithan, Branwar and Hanjura shall remain affected on April 15 from 10.00 am to 4 pm.

    Similarly, the power supply to receiving stations Narbal, Sanoor, Zainkote, Shalteng and Bakshpora shall remain affected on April 12 and 15 from 09 am to 3 pm.

    The snapping of power supply is believed to have been done in order to facilitate the necessary maintenance of power supply lines.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • After Srinagar, Another Prostitution Racket Busted in JK: Police

    After Srinagar, Another Prostitution Racket Busted in JK: Police

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    SRINAGAR: After Baghi Mehtab Prostitution racket, another Prostitution Racket was busted in Nowgam area of Srinagar district on Tuesday.

    In a tweet, the Srinagar police wrote, “Investigation in chanpura case led to busting of another prostitution racket in Nowgam area. 1) Shabir Mir of charlipora nowgam, 2) his wife Shazia Mir & 3) Adil Gulzar Hazar of Soura arrested on spot for operating this racket. 2 customers & a sex worker also detained(all locals).”(GNS)



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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • After Chanapora, Another Prostitution Racket Busted in JK: Police

    After Chanapora, Another Prostitution Racket Busted in JK: Police

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    SRINAGAR: After Baghi Mehtab Prostitution racket, another Prostitution Racket was busted in Nowgam area of Srinagar district on Tuesday.

    In a tweet, the Srinagar police wrote, “Investigation in chanpura case led to busting of another prostitution racket in Nowgam area. 1) Shabir Mir of charlipora nowgam, 2) his wife Shazia Mir & 3) Adil Gulzar Hazar of Soura arrested on spot for operating this racket. 2 customers & a sex worker also detained(all locals).”(GNS)



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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Interstate Drug Module Busted, Woman Kingpin Arrested Along With Four Others

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    SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir police Tuesday said that they have busted a major interstate drug module in Sopore area of north Kashmir’s Baramulla district by arresting five persons including a kingpin woman.

    Police said that so far they have made five arrests in this regard and contraband substance has also been seized.

    Of the five arrested one woman kingpin who has been accused of running the entire module has been arrested along with her husband. Almost every member of her family is involved in drug peddling and has one or more than one FIRs registered in the police stations of Sopore town, police said.

    Addressing a press conference, senior superintendent of police Sopore, Shabir Nawab, said that on March 01 police got information about the movement of a drug consignment.

    In this regard a police Naka was set up at Tarzoo and police held two persons identified as Tanveer Ahmed Shah and Javaid Ahmed Shah of Sopore along with 3512 tablets of Spasmo proxyvon plus tablets and an FIR was launched.

    He said that during further investigation they revealed the name of another person involved in selling drugs in and around Sopore. “The arrested person was identified as Amir Sadeeq Parra of Chandoosa Baramulla. On his personal search 112 tablets were recovered.”

    He said during further investigation names of two kingpins identified as Urooj daughter of Mohammad Muzzafar Bhat of Batapora Sopore and her associate  Mohammad Ashraf Mir son of Late Farooq Ahmed Mir of Hathishah Sopore also surfaced.

    Police said that the woman kingpin’s along with her husband was suppling drugs from outside valley to sopore.

    “The duo was involved in supplying drugs from outside valley to Sopore and other areas. On the confession of arrested persons, we managed to arrest the duo from Srinagar outskirts along with 1648 capsules. With their arrest we have managed to bust a major interstate module”, he said, adding that the woman Kingpins entire family is involved in drug peddling.

    Adding further he said, “We are still investigating the matter and trying to locate all the possible links within and outside the state.”

    Meanwhile, a case FIR No 07/2023 U/S 8/22-29 NDPS Act has been registered in Police Station Bomai and further investigation has been set into motion.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • 27 Injured As Bus Overturns

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    b At least 27 passengers’ sustained injuries after a bus overturned in the Udhampur district of Jammu on Tuesday.

    The mishap occurred near Dak Bungalow Ramnagar area of the district.

    Quoting officials, Kashmir News Trust reported that 27 passengers on board were injured and shifted to Sub-District Hospital, Ramnagar for treatment.

    Police said that the bus was on its way to Surni from Ramnagar.

    The condition of the injured is said to be stable.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • For Tourism Sake, Himachal Is Copying Kashmir’s Houseboats, Shikaras

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    SRINAGAR: The government of Himachal Pradesh is readying to introduce water body tourism in the state on the analogy of Kashmir’s Dal Lake.

    The HP government is contemplating to introduce shikaras, houseboats and cruise boats under a new scheme of tourism department, in its major water bodies which are mainly the reservoirs of the hydropower projects, besides promoting the water sports, Hindustan Times reported.

    The proposal to introduce the shikaras and houseboats at the Maharana Pratap Sagar (Pong Dam) in Kangra district on the lines of Dal Lake is expected to become a major hit in tourism sector in North India, HT reported.

    It reported that the Himachal Pradesh government has approached the Bhakra Beas Management Board (BBMB) and National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) to allow setting up tourism infrastructure along the water bodies.

    The NTPC operates 300-megawatt Kol Dam Hydroproject while the BBMB operates Bhakra Power Project and Pong Dam project.

    Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu had recently asked the officers to prepare a new policy to promote Chamera, Pong, Bhakra and Koldam from a tourism point of view.

    Notably, tourism constitutes seven percent of Himachal’s GDP and 14.42 percent of direct and indirect employment to the total employment in the state.

    To develop new tourist destinations, the state government had implemented a new scheme “Nai Rahein Nai Manzilein” in the year 2018-19 to develop the unexplored areas of the state from tourism point of view.

    The government is further mulling to develop infrastructure for promoting water sports activities and other tourism related activities along these water bodies in the state.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • With Five Tunnels On Jmu-Sgr Highway, 245 Km Distance To Be Covered In Three Hours: Gadkari

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    SRINAGAR: Union Minister for Roads, Highways and Transport, Nitin Gadkari Tuesday said that on the 45 km stretch of Srinagar-Jammu highway, five tunnels will come up of which one has been inaugurated while work on other four is going on. He said once all the tunnels will be completed, the travel distance on Srinagarr-Jammu  highway, the life-life between J&K and the rest of the country will reduce to just three hours.

    Talking to reporters on the sidelines of a function in Srinagar, Gadkari, who was accompanied by MoS PMO Dr Jitendera Singh, said that of the total 245 km stretch of Srinagar-Jammu highway, there will be five tunnels coming up on 45 km stretch. “Today, we have achieved a breakthrough on one tunnel and next three will be completed by March next year. The fifth tunnel is a bit difficult and that may take a bit of time,” the Union Minister said.

    He said that a resort will also come up on the highway where Kashmiri handicrafts will be showcased. He said once the highway and tunnels will be ready, the road will get connected with the Katra and then to Delhi. “This way, J&K will get connected with the rest of the country,” he said.

    On Monday, Gadkari had stated that in the next ten years, JK roads will match with the United States. “We aim that the Srinagar to Jammu distance will be covered in three hours, Katra to Delhi in six hours and Delhi to Srinagar in 8 hours,” he said, adding that better roads will help socio-economic growth of the J&K UT and generate lots of employment through tourism. “Tourism is set to increase four times once we have quality roads and highways,” he said. (KNO)

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Group Captain Dismissed For Attack On Own Copter, Day After Balakot Strike

    Group Captain Dismissed For Attack On Own Copter, Day After Balakot Strike

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    SRINAGAR: Group Captain Suman Roy Chowdhury, then Chief Operations Officer of Srinagar Air Force Station, has been dismissed by a General Court Martial (GCM) in Delhi for a missile attack on a friendly Mi-17 helicopter on February 27, 2019. The attack resulted in the death of six Air Force personnel and a civilian. The incident took place a day after the Indian Air Force carried out an airstrike in Balakot, Pakistan, reported The Tribune.

    As per The Tribune, The GCM held Group Captain Chowdhury guilty on five of the nine charges. He was held guilty of not obeying the general order issued by Air Headquarters, dated July 14, 2017, which required all aircraft operating north of latitude 3200 N to operate with Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) on. He permitted Mi-17 to get airborne from Srinagar without the IFF on. He was held guilty of assigning an inbound flying object to the missile unit at 10:10 am on February 27, 2019, at 23 km from the Srinagar base for engagement by the Mission Commander, Command and Control Unit of 2258 Squadron. As a consequence, the assigned flying target, which actually was friendly copter Mi-17, was shot down by a Spyder missile at 10:14 am. The mishap caused a loss of Rs 133.31 crore to the state.

    The court-martial found Wing Commander Shyam Naithani, who was the Senior Air Traffic Control Officer at the time of the incident, not guilty on four charges and gave him a severe reprimand for one charge.

    The findings of the GCM and the sentence were subject to confirmation by the IAF Chief, according to Air Force officials. The High Court had allowed the GCM to pronounce the findings against Group Captain Chowdhury but ordered that these must not be given effect till the disposal of the case before it. The High Court is yet to dispose of the case, The Tribune reported.

    The missile attack on the friendly Mi-17 helicopter resulted in the death of Squadron Leaders S Vashisht and Ninand M, Sergeant VK Pandey, Sergeant Vikrant Sahrawat, Corporal Pankaj Kumar, Corporal D Pandey, and Kifayat Hussain Ganie, a civilian on the ground and resident of Budgam district.

    Group Captain Chowdhury had urged the GCM not to proceed with the pronouncement of the sentence till the case was in the High Court. His counsel Captain Sandeep Bansal (retd) said they would challenge the decision before the High Court.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Woman Dies By Suicide In South Kashmir

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    SRINAGAR: A woman has allegedly hanged self to death in Devsar village of south Kashmir’s Kulgam district on Tuesday.

    An official said that the woman (name withheld) hanged self at her residence in Sopat Devsar village.

    She was rushed to district hospital Kulgam where doctors declared her dead on arrival, he said.

    Meanwhile, police have taken cognizance of the incident and started further investigations. (KS)

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • People From Jammu and Kashmir On Same Page For Protection Of Their Rights: Altaf Bukhari

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    SRINAGAR: Apni Party President Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari on Monday said that people in Jammu and Kashmir are on the same page when it comes to the protection of their rights.

    He emphasized that JK’s land, whether property land, state land, kahcharai, forests, mineral reserves, and other natural resources belong solely to thepooeple of Jammu and Kashmir.

    Addressing a party convention in the Sandoh area of Samba district in Jammu Bukhari emphasized on the importance of unity and harmony among people of Jammu and Kashmir, regardless of their regional identities and religious affiliations.

    “The conventional politicians have been attempting to divide us on the basis of region, religion, ethnicity, and other factors to gain power and remain in power for decades. Over the past 70 years, these so-called politicians have driven people apart for their own political benefit, but the time has come when people of both the regions must bridge all the gaps and remain on a single page in order to protect their legal, democratic, and political rights.” he said.

    Disputing the government’s claim that significant investments have been made in Jammu and Kashmir in recent years, Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari said, “We have not observed any influx of investments into the region. If the government’s assertion that 70,000 crores have been invested in JK were accurate, people would have seen the economic dividends including new employments.”

    He added, “Rather than providing job opportunities for the local population, outsiders are being given preference in the ongoing developmental projects. Ideally, locals should have been given priority for employment opportunities, but we observe that everyone from contractors to laborers is being brought in from outside, as if we have a shortage of manpower here in Jammu and Kashmir.”

    Urging New Delhi to hold assembly elections in JK without a further delay, Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari said, “Selecting their own representatives to serve in the government is a fundamental democratic right that must not be denied to the people. We have faith in the democratic values of our country, and we aspire to the same rights that are enjoyed by people in other regions of the country.”

    He further said, “The people of Jammu and Kashmir have suffered immensely over the past seven decades, bearing the brunt of wars in 1965, 1971, and 1999. They have been victims of killings, destruction, and bloodshed caused by the protracted phase of violence that began in 1990.”

    Maintaining that people are entitled to some relief , Bukhari said that the people of Jammu and Kashmir are entitled to some relief in the form of the restoration of their fundamental, democratic, legal, and political rights. Nobody must not forget that the Maharaja acceded to India due to its democratic values, thus, the people of JK deserve to enjoy the benefits of democracy.”

    Apni Party President promised that if the party is elected to form the government, it will undertake a series of initiatives to ensure social justice and economic benefits for the people.

    He said, “We have a vision and a roadmap to ensure the economic empowerment of the people of Jammu and Kashmir. I assure you that we will ensure impartial development of all regions and prosperity for all citizens, regardless of their regional, religious, or political affiliations.”

    Expressing his concern about the pathetic condition of those who are working as daily wagers in various government departments for years, Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari said, “I promise you that we will ensure regularization of the daily wagers within 30 days after we if elected, take charge of the government.”

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )