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  • Kashmir Teacher Bags Sa’di International Award

    Kashmir Teacher Bags Sa’di International Award

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    SRINAGAR: The Cultural Counsellor, Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran, New Delhi, has awarded International Sa’di Award to Dr Jahangir Iqbal Tantray, Head, Department of Persian, University of Kashmir.

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    KU teacher Dr Jehangir Iqbal honoured with Sa’di International Award

    The award is presented in recognition of best services to Persian language and literature.

    The event was chaired by Dr. Iraj Elahi, Iranian Ambassador to India, besides Minister of Social Welfare (NCT Delhi) Sh. Raj Kumar Anand and Chairperson ICSSR, Padam Shree Dr J K Bajaj.

    The award function encourages work of awardees along with cash prizes and citations.

    Senior Persian professors and scholars having their academic contribution in the field of literature, research, manuscript editing or Persian syllabus designing during the last 10 were awarded during the function.

    Vice-Chancellor Prof Nilofer Khan and Registrar Dr Nisar A Mir congratulated Dr Jehangir for receiving the award.

    Dr Tantray has written several books and research articles besides having attended a number of national and international seminars, conferences and workshops. He has also supervised a number of PhD scholars and is also a visiting fellow to several national and international institutions.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Avalanche Warning Issued For 12 Districts In JK

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    SRINAGAR: Amid prevailing inclement weather conditions, Jammu and Kashmir Disaster Management Authority Thursday issued avalanche warning in twelve districts for upcoming 24 hours.

    The DMA issued a ‘Medium Level’ warning above 2000 to 2500 metres over Anantnag, Bandipora, Baramulla, Ganderbal, Kupwara, Kulgam, Doda, Kishtwar and Poonch districts.

    The authority also expressed apprehension of ‘Low Level’ avalanche occurrence above 2000 to 2500 metres over Reasi, Rajouri and Ramban districts.

    People living in these areas have been advised to take precautions and avoid venturing in the avalanche prone areas.(GNS)

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  • Pregnant Woman Found Mysteriously Dead

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    SRINAGAR: A 24-year-old pregnant woman was found dead under mysterious circumstances at her residence in Mukhdamyari village of Hajin in north Kashmir’s Bandipora district on Thursday.

    Quoting an official the news agency KNO reported that the woman identified as Ulfat Bano wife of Mohammad Ashraf of Mukhdamyari was found lying unconscious at het home.

    He said soon after she was taken to Community Health Centre Hajin where she was declared dead on her arrival.

    “The cause of death will be ascertained after postmortem,” he said.

    Meanwhile, police have started inquest proceedings into the matter.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Pregnant Woman In Critical Condition Airlifted

    Pregnant Woman In Critical Condition Airlifted

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    SRINAGAR: The Indian army and Air force on Wednesday rescued a pregnant woman in distress from a remote LoC village in Jammu division’s Kishtwar district.

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    Indian army airlifts pregnant woman in critical condition.

    Quoting an army officer news agency Kdc reported that one Sakeena Begum, a resident of Chanjer village in Nowpachi, Tehsil Marwah, was in a critical condition due to pregnancy complications. With the help of the Indian Army and the Air Force, the patient was airlifted to Kishtwar district hospital, saving her life and touching many others in the process, he said.

    The region is facing many challenges due to the heavy snow and harsh weather conditions, making it difficult for residents to access medical facilities, the officer said, adding that in such cases, the Indian Army provides crucial support and assistance to those in need.

    “The Indian Army is always at the forefront, providing support and assistance to the people of our country, especially in difficult and challenging situations,” said the residents. “Their aim is to ensure that all citizens have access to medical facilities and receive the necessary medical attention.” added the residents.

    The airlifting of Sakeena Begum was a testament to the dedication and commitment of the Indian Army and the Air Force, who were able to provide timely assistance despite the constraints and difficulties they faced. The operation was carried out with precision and efficiency, ensuring that the patient received the medical attention she needed.

    The residents of Chanjer village expressed their gratitude to the Indian Army and the Air Force for their prompt and effective action. “The Indian Army and the Air Force are our heroes. They have once again proved their commitment to saving lives and serving the nation,” said Abdul Qadir, a resident of Chanjer village.

    The Indian Army and the Air Force have always been at the forefront of providing aid and support to the people. From natural disasters to medical emergencies, they are always ready to provide assistance and help those in need, the resident added.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Hideout Busted, Arms And Ammunition Recovered: Police

    Hideout Busted, Arms And Ammunition Recovered: Police

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    SRINAGAR: Security forces on Thursday busted a militant hideout in Naka Manjari village of Mendhar in Poonch district and recovered rusted ammunition from it.

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    Hideout Busted, Arms And Ammunition Recovered in Men: Police

    Quoting officials the news agency KNO reported that a team of army and police launched an operation in Naka Manjari and busted the hideout in which a body pouch of militants was found.

    In this pouch, officials said, four AK rifle magazines, some bullets, two grenades, some explosive material, one binocular and other material was recovered.

    They said most of the material is old and rusted, while search operation in the area is still going on.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Scooty-Rider Killed After Allegedly Hit By PDD Truck

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    SRINAGAR: A scooty-rider was killed after allegedly hit by a Power Development Department truck in Chanapora locality of central Kashmir’s Srinagar district.

    Reports said that a youth riding a scooty, bearing number JK01AP 0109, was allegedly hit and run over by a Power Development Department (PDD) at Chanapora Bypass near Aakash Institute, resulting in his on spot death.

    The deceased has been identified as Javed Ahmad, son of Ghulam Nabi Mir of Gojwara Srinagar.

    Confirming the death of the youth in the particular accident, news agency GNS quoted a police official as having said that a team is on site to collect relevant details. “Once we know the things in detail, we will share accordingly”, the official said.

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  • Don’t Hunt Animals In Forest Areas: DC Ramban

    Don’t Hunt Animals In Forest Areas: DC Ramban

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    SRINAGAR: Deputy commissioner Ramban has advised people not to indulge in hunting in forest areas of the district.

    In a tweet, DC Ramban, as reported by news agency KNO reported that hunting in forest areas is prohibited under Wildlife Act.

    “People in Ramban District are hereby informed not to indulge in hunting in forest areas as the same is prohibited under Wildlife Protection Act, 1972,” he tweeted.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Rajouri Killings: J&K Police Says Militants Hiding In Upper Reaches

    Rajouri Killings: J&K Police Says Militants Hiding In Upper Reaches

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    SRINAGAR: Militants involved in the back-to-back attack in Upper Dangri village in Rajouri district on January 1 and 2 this year, killing seven people and leaving 14 others injured, are still hiding in the upper reaches of the border district, and are getting logistical support from some people, newspaper The Indian Express quoted the Jammu and Kashmir Police as having said.

    In an audio clip circulated late Tuesday, police also warned of stern action against those facilitating the militants in any way.

    Confirming the audio message, a senior police officer said their cordon and search operations are in progress.

    Referring to the attack, police said in the audio, “Yeh hamla karney waley abhi bhi Rajouri ke pahaari ilakey mein chhupey huey hein, aur kisi bhi waqt koi bhi ghinoni wardaat ko anjaam de saktey hain (the killers are still hiding in the hilly areas of Rajouri and can carry out their nefarious activities any time).

    “Besides helping these militants move from one place to another, and providing them shelter, some people are (also) helping them by providing information about the movement and actions of police and paramilitary forces,” it said.

    Police also appealed for help from the local people in completely eliminating militancy.

    In the audio message, police reiterated the Rs 10-lakh award announced earlier for anyone providing information on the militants.

    The development comes two days after Saroj Bala, a widow who lost both her two sons in the New Year attack, threatened on Monday to start an indefinite hunger strike unless police managed to trace and nab the militants in 15 days. She had earlier threatened to go on an indefinite fast from Monday, but agreed to change her decision following a meeting convened by village sarpanch Dheeraj Sharma, The Indian Express reported.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Govt Employee Killed In Hit-And-Run Case

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    SRINAGAR: A government employee was killed in a hit and run case in Udipora village of Langate in Handwara of north Kashmir’s Kupwara district this evening, official sources said.

    Quoting an official sources news agency GNS reported that a 42-year-old Jal Shakti Department (previously PHE) employee identified as Ghulam Hassan Sheikh, son of Abdul Gaffar Shiekh resident of Bacherwara Handwara was fatally hit by a vehicle at Udipora Langate.

    The injured person, they said, was shifted to a nearby hospital, where doctors declared him dead on arrival.

    Before the people could reach the spot, the vehicle driver fled the spot, they further said.

    SHO Kralgund confirming the death of the person told GNS that a case has been registered in this regard. “We have constituted a team to nab the culprit as soon as possible,” he said.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Court Grants Bail To Two SMC Employees    

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    SRINAGAR: A local court on Wednesday granted bail to two SMC employees who were arrested for demolishing a traffic booth and allegedly assaulting traffic personnel on duty in the summer capital Srinagar.

    “The accused persons namely Niyaz Ahmad and Ovais Farooq have been arrested in the case under FIR no; 06 0f 2023 under sections 353, 120B, 506 and 364 IPC on 07-02-2023. Offences under section 364 IPC is not made out against the accused persons. At most, the offence under section 363 IPC can be said to be made out in the case which is bailable, the rest of the offences in question are not very severely punished,” news agency KDC quoted Court of city judge/JMIC Srinagar, Ajay Kumar as having said.

    While disposing the prayer of remand application by police, Court in an order said “The accused persons are the government officials and there is no threat of them fleeing the course of justice. The facts and circumstances of the case are such that there is no need for their further interrogation by the police.”

    The prayer for remand by the police of the accused persons is refused and the accused persons are directed to be released on bail on furnishing personal bond and surety bond before the court in the sum of Rs 50,000 provided they are not required in any other case, court said.  The accused shall cooperate with the investigation officer in the investigation of the case and shall not threaten any prosecution witness.

    Earlier, SMC has started enquiry into the matter of Niyaz Ahmad Gabroo I/C Ward Officer Ward No. 30 and Ovais Farooq Khan Tax Assistant Ward 30 and have also put them under suspension. Ghulam Hassan Mir, Joint Commissioner Planning SMC, shall do the detailed enquiry and submit a detailed report within 7 days, SMC said.

    “An incident has come to notice wherein one SMC employee aggrieved by challan on not having HSRP, came back and broke a traffic booth with others, later assaulted traffic personnel on duty. In this regard FIR has been registered in Shergari PS against delinquent SMC employees, “police had said.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )