BJP to hold key organisational meeting of state in-charges, co-in-charges under Nitin Nabin today
BJP will hold a significant meeting to discuss organizational priorities and strategies for upcoming Assembly elections. The meeting will involve state in-charges and co-in-charges from North India, including Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. Nitin Nabin will chair the gathering, focusing on electoral strategies and organizational preparedness. Another two-day meeting is scheduled in Mathura to strengthen their approach for the Uttar Pradesh elections.
Why is Kejriwal silent on women safety in Punjab: Delhi minister
Rape cases peaked at 2,199 in 2015, dropped to 1,901 in '25
SC: Cops, government have failed to ensure public safety in Delhi
To recover fines, link traffic challans to power bills: Supreme Court
Jails are hiring grounds for pro-Khalistan groups; dead drops of ISI modules also under intel lens
H1N1 dominates flu strains in India, accounts for 3 out of 4 cases: WHO
Coast Guard saves sinking tanker with 23 crew off Odisha coast
288 fugitives brought back since 2019: HM Amit Shah
Opposition parties trying to vitiate country's atmosphere: BJP
ECI gets 3 months to decide TMC name and symbol dispute
The Supreme Court directed the Election Commission to decide within three months the dispute between rival All India Trinamool Congress factions over the party name, symbol and organisational control. The sides have four weeks to complete pleadings.
Omar introduces Bills to amend salary, pensions of Ministers, MLAs
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, who also holds the Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs portfolio, introduced several Bills in the Legislative Assembly during the ongoing Autumn Session. He introduced the Jammu and Kashmir Ease of Doing Business Bill, 2026, designated as L.A. Bill No. 11 of 2026. The proposed legislation seeks to replace permission-based control with [] The post Omar introduces Bills to amend salary, pensions of Ministers, MLAs appeared first on Northlines .
JK Deptt, Commercial users, security forces owe Rs 6,870 Cr in power dues
PDD cuts electricity to 88,387 defaulters in FY26, 50,226 in FY27 Srinagar, Sep 28: In Jammu and Kashmir, government, semi-government, commercial sectors and security forces establishments owe a whopping over Rs 6870 crore to Power Development Department (PDD) on account of unpaid electricity dues. The government in a reply to the query of MLA [] The post JK Deptt, Commercial users, security forces owe Rs 6,870 Cr in power dues appeared first on Northlines .
1238 posts referred for recruitment in Health: Govt
Srinagar, Sep 28: The government on Monday informed the Legislative Assembly that it has referred 1238 posts in the Health and Medical Education Department to recruitment agencies in the recent past. In a written reply to a question by MLA Wagoora-Kreeri Irfan Hafiz Lone informed the house that 480 Medical Officer (Allopathic) posts were referred [] The post 1238 posts referred for recruitment in Health: Govt appeared first on Northlines .
School dropout rate decreases at primary, upper primary levels
Srinagar, Sep 28: The government on Monday said that the drop out ratio at primary and upper primary level has decreased during 2025-26. The government in a reply to the question tabled by Mehraj Malik in Legislative Assembly said, Drop out ratio at the Primary level (Class I-V) has declined to 1.1 percent during 2025-26 [] The post School dropout rate decreases at primary, upper primary levels appeared first on Northlines .
No eligible PMAY-G household deleted: Govt
Srinagar, Sep 28 : The Jammu and Kashmir government has said that no eligible household or individual has been deliberately and officially rejected or deleted from the Awaas+ database under the Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana-Gramin (PMAY-G), while 42,540 system-flagged cases have been recommended for deletion after verification at the Block and District levels. The issue [] The post No eligible PMAY-G household deleted: Govt appeared first on Northlines .
JK Govt yet to notify HQ of National Law University
Srinagar, Sep 28: The Jammu and Kashmir government is yet to notify the headquarters or location of the proposed Jammu and Kashmir National Law University under the Jammu and Kashmir National Law University Act, 2018, the Legislative Assembly was informed. The issue was raised by MLA Sunil Sharma through a question, seeking details about whether [] The post JK Govt yet to notify HQ of National Law University appeared first on Northlines .
Video of SPO taking bribe at Naka goes viral
Jammu Tawi /Kathua, September 28: Kathua Police have taken strict disciplinary action after a video allegedly showing a Special Police Officer (SPO) accepting 100 from a truck driver during naka-checking duty at the Lakhanpur Truck Terminal Point went viral. As per Order No. 768/2026 dated September 28, 2026, issued by the Senior Superintendent of Police [] The post Video of SPO taking bribe at Naka goes viral appeared first on Northlines .
J&K Assembly passes statehood resolution amid BJP protests, walkout
The resolution was moved by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday last week and was passed on Monday after several legislators including from the ruling National Conference who spoke about the resolution and had brought amendments to include direct mention of Article 370, 35 (A), state flag, pre-1953 position and special status of J&K.
Sohrabuddin Case: 22 acquittals to be examined
The Supreme Court has agreed to examine whether the acquittal of 22 accused in the 2005 Sohrabuddin Sheikh alleged fake encounter case requires scrutiny, particularly after 92 of 210 prosecution witnesses turned hostile. A bench headed by CJI Surya Kant sought the CBIs response and asked for statements of key witnesses, while making it clear that it would not revisit Amit Shahs discharge, which had become final in 2016.
Himanta Biswa Sarma repeating Amit Shah's Jantar Mantar mistakes: CJP's Ashutosh Ranka
Ranka along with 40 other volunteers were detained on Sunday and later released late at night. The illegal detention by Assam Police has finally ended. We have asked Police to go and drop us from where we were picked up illegally in the first place, Ranka said.
Vacant key posts hamper functioning, supervision of infrastructure projects across J&K Ajay Sharma Jammu, September 28: A large number of key posts in the Public Works Department (PWD) and allied engineering departments are lying vacant across Jammu and Kashmir for several months, raising questions over the effective supervision and implementation of ongoing infrastructure projects. [] The post Adhocism rules the roost in J&K PWD appeared first on Northlines .
Zero-tolerance against all forms of terrorism: Amit Shah
New Delhi, Sep 28: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday reaffirmed the Centres zero-tolerance policy against terrorism and called for institutionalizing the PRAHAAR counter-terrorism strategy over the next decade. Addressing the PRAHAAR CT Policy and Strategy conference, Shah stressed continuous assessment of terror threats, stronger coordination among agencies and an automated counter-terror response [] The post Zero-tolerance against all forms of terrorism: Amit Shah appeared first on Northlines .
No reason to doubt West Bengal speaker: SC dismisses petition
Supreme Court has dismissed a plea seeking directions to the West Bengal Assembly Speaker to decide disqualification petitions against 10 rebel Trinamool Congress MLAs. A bench headed by CJI Surya Kant said there was no reason to doubt the Speaker, noting that the petitions were filed on July 8 and that disqualification proceedings under the Tenth Schedule are ordinarily expected to be decided within three months.
No place for Pakistani agenda in J
BJP rejects pre1953 references Srinagar, Sep 28: Leader of Opposition Sunil Kumar Sharma on Monday said there was no place for any Pakistani agenda in Jammu and Kashmir, asserting that the Union Territory would remain an integral part of India. Addressing reporters, Sharma said the BJP was committed to the restoration of statehood but opposed [] The post No place for Pakistani agenda in J&K: LoP Sharma appeared first on Northlines .
AAP's Gayatri Bishnoi vacates Chandigarh bungalow
Bishnoi, who is the AAP's observer in Punjab, landed in the eye of a political storm after Congress MLA Sukhpal Singh Khaira, in a video released on X, made an off-colour remark alleging that Bishnoi was staying at a Chandigarh government bungalow with former Delhi deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia. Bungalow number 960 in Sector 39A had been allotted to minister Ravjot Singh.
Omar Abdullah: If guns decide statehood, Pakistan will decide
BJP protests as assembly resolution refers to 2000 autonomy demand
SC rejects plea to advance hearing on Bengal SIR ahead of byelections
The Supreme Court on Monday declined to advance the hearing of pleas challenging the pendency of appeals linked to the special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in West Bengal, ahead of the October 6 bypolls in Nandigram and Rejinagar.
Cachar police arrest man over 'communally provocative social media posts
India eyes permanent seat at high table of UN Security Council
Global South working towards UNSCs expansion and reform By Kalyani Shankar India is campaigning for both a permanent and a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council. Securing a permanent seat requires significant changes to the UN structure, which are progressing slowly. India is seen as a key voice for the Global South [] The post India eyes permanent seat at high table of UN Security Council appeared first on Northlines .
International Day against Food Loss and Waste: Sep. 29 Dr. Parveen Kumar Despite our efforts towards ensuring a hunger free world, an estimated one in thirteen people worldwide experienced hunger in 2025, representing between 608 and 696 million people (7.4-8.5 percent of the global population). Now the bigger question is can we achieve [] The post SDG12 & Hunger Free World appeared first on Northlines .
The Cost of Fragmentation is No Longer Hidden
Broken information flows have long cost hospitals in lost clinician hours and stuck claims; the case now is for systems built to talk to each other Dr Girdhar J. Gyani Across much of India, the patient is still the main link between one doctor and the next. She carries her own medical history [] The post The Cost of Fragmentation is No Longer Hidden appeared first on Northlines .
Insurance Reform Push Needs the Right Balance
By Shivanand Pandit The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) has proposed major changes to how insurance companies pay agents, banks, brokers, and other distributors. The aim is to reduce excessive distribution costs, curb mis-selling and improve value for policyholders. However, the proposed changes have also raised concerns about whether lower commissions could [] The post Insurance Reform Push Needs the Right Balance appeared first on Northlines .
Indian imports of Russian crude oil to decline further amid lower exports, Chinese competition
'First phase of Char Dham Yatra highly successful': Uttarakhand CM Dhami
'SP, Congress ki Lanka jalaoge?' UP minister's remarks to new govt recruits spark row
Parvesh Verma slap row: AAP, BJP trade barbs as protests erupt in Delhi
Congress Leader Rahul Gandhi has accused the Election Commission of voter name deletions in Bela Estate. He stated that 727 names were struck off from the voter list despite residents living there for years. Gandhi visited and spoke with affected residents, highlighting their loss of voting rights. He called this act vote theft and criticized Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
Delhi Police has filed a non-cognisable report against PWD Minister Parvesh Verma under Section 115 of the BNS after he allegedly slapped a man during a road inspection in west Delhi. The incident, captured on video, followed an AAP MLA questioning the quality of newly laid roadwork.
Violent protests rock LPU: Read the story behind the
From a 500 loan and a small sweet shop in Jalandhar to a 2,000-crore education empire, this is the story behind the Lovely in Lovely Professional University
Centre discusses drought measures to protect Rabi crops in the country
Khairatabad Assembly seat officially declared vacant
Hyderabad: The Telangana Assembly Secretariat on Monday, September 28, notified the Khairatabad Assembly constituency seat as vacant, thus making way for the bypoll. The notification was issued by Assembly Secretary Rendla Thirupathi, under provisions of the Tenth Schedule (anti-defection law) read with Article 191(2) of the Constitution of India. Danam Nagender was disqualified as the Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
AIMIM makes changes, appoints new general secretary
Hyderabad: The All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM), on Monday, September 28, announced new appointments, indicating a shift in administrative reconstruction. Syed Abdul Hussain Anwar is the partys new general secretary. The position was earlier held by Syed Ahmed Pasha Quadri, who passed away in February this year. Syed Mushtaq Ahmed has been appointed as the Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Pro-Congress journalist Mrinal Pande falsely claimed that when the armies of Mahmud of Ghazni attacked and plundered the Somnath Temple, its priests were sitting outside and singing Bhajans asking for Lord Shiva's blessings, even as historical sources document that priests and local Hindus fought bravely.
AP govt to step up efforts to protect crops from wild elephants in Chittoor
A herd of 11 elephants and two separated elephants have been moving through areas around Padiputlabailu panchayat for 15 days
CJP looks to reach out to all Northeast states: Ashutosh Ranka
Ranka said the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) would focus on issues concerning students and youth in the region and provide them a platform to raise their concerns.
Congress CWC to meet Tuesday over CEC
New Delhi: Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge has called a meeting of the partys working committee on Tuesday, September 29, where the issue of internal differences in the Election Commission would be discussed, and a roadmap for CEC Gyanesh Kumars removal would be chalked out. Announcing this, Kharge said that the Election Commissioners have exposed the Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
CJP will not back down till CEC Gyanesh Kumar resigns, says Ranka
CJP spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka on Monday asserted that the outfit would not back down from its demand for the resignation of CEC Gyanesh Kumar over the alleged exclusion of 13 crore names from electoral rolls and challenged him to clear the allegations against him before the press and the public. Ranka claimed that the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) had defrauded 13 crore people by removing their names from electoral rolls and questioned why the BJP was defending Kumar over the allegations. For 48 hours, the ball was in Kumar's court; now it is in CJP's court. We will start our nationwide protest on October 2, and we won't back down till he resigns. CJP is a platform which, if it gets involved in any matter, doesn't let go of it until we win, Ranka told reporters here. On September 24, the CJP demanded Kumar's resignation for allegedly undermining voter rights and warned of a nationwide agitation, including Jantar Mantar 2.0, if he did not step down within 48 ...
No PUC-no fuel to 50% WFH: Delhi steps up winter pollution curbs from Nov 1
The measures stay in place through February as the Capital braces for winter pollution, when lower temps, stagnant winds, dust, vehicle emissions, and crop-residue burning can push air quality to very poor or severe.
Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar hits out at BJP, JD(S) over refusal to join delegation to Delhi
Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has criticized the BJP and JD(S) for their decision to boycott the delegation. The opposition leaders' actions are seen as placing politics before the farmers' interests. A central assessment team is scheduled to visit Karnataka to evaluate the drought situation soon. Deputy Chief Minister G Parameshwara emphasized the need for unity in addressing this issue.
BRS MLAs detained during protest at Hyderabad ED office
Hyderabad: Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) MLAs and MLCs were detained while protesting outside the Enforcement Directorate office on Monday, September 28. The BRS leaders were prevented from entering the ED office as they sought details regarding a 2024 case against Revenue Minister Ponguletti Srinivas Reddy. The BRS leaders visited the ED office to submit a Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
CJP will not back down till CEC Gyanesh Kumar resigns: Ashutosh Ranka
CJP spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka asserted the organization's demand for CEC Gyanesh Kumar's resignation regarding vote exclusion. The group is initiating a nationwide protest beginning October 2 to address this issue. Ranka criticized the BJP's defense of Kumar and called for transparency from him. The campaign emphasizes the alleged removal of names from the electoral rolls across multiple states. Young activists aim to ensure fair voting rights amidst rising political tensions.
Congress to hold CWC meet on Tuesday to chalk out strategy for CEC's ouster
Mallikarjun Kharge has summoned a Congress Working Committee meeting to strategise over the removal of CEC Gyanesh Kumar over concerns regarding alleged biases within the Election Commission related to voter enrollment processes.
Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge condemned BJP's behavior following a minister's violent incident during a road inspection. Parvesh Sahib Singh slapped a man who was recording the event, causing public outrage. Kharge highlighted the oppressive actions of the ruling party against citizens and the opposition. He referred to past incidents involving violence against farmers and minorities under BJP's governance.
CEC 'front for diabolical PM-HM duo', affront to Constitution: Congress
Congress has demanded the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar for violating the Constitution regarding citizenship issues. Jairam Ramesh criticized the Election Commission of India's role in determining citizenship, referencing a former Supreme Court judge. He highlighted concerns about recent adjustments made to Form 6 that may disenfranchise young voters. Ramesh described the Commission's proposed measures regarding electoral rolls as insufficient and ineffective.
Char Dham Yatra Resumes After Two-Day Weather Halt
DEHRADUN, Sept 28: The Char Dham Yatra in Uttarakhand resumed on Monday after remaining suspended for two days due to adverse weather conditions, officials said. The pilgrimage was suspended from the afternoon of September 26 till September 27 as a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of pilgrims and travellers following a weather forecast issued [] The post Char Dham Yatra Resumes After Two-Day Weather Halt appeared first on Northlines .
Congress protests against CEC Gyanesh Kumar spread across states, IYC marches to Jantar Mantar
Congress workers staged protests across India against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar for his handling of electoral roll revisions. The protests took place in multiple states, including Delhi, Telangana, and West Bengal. Demonstrators called for greater accountability and transparency in the electoral process during these protests. Police intervened by detaining several protesters and using water cannons in some locations.
J&K Assembly passes resolution demanding urgent restoration of full statehood
Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly recently passed a resolution demanding the immediate restoration of full statehood. The resolution was moved by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah during a heated session in the Assembly. Opposition members from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) staged a walkout and caused disruptions. Four BJP MLAs were subsequently marshalled out due to creating a ruckus in the House.
Naveen Patnaik vows to fight MMDR Act till last breath, urges Odisha to unite against law
Naveen Patnaik addressed a rally opposing the MMDR Amendment Act, stating it threatens Odisha's rights to land and resources. He emphasized that the Act could result in significant revenue losses for the state. Patnaik criticized the states BJP MPs for their silence during the bill's passage in Parliament. He called for a united opposition against what he deems an unjust law.
SRINAGAR, Sept 28: Four MLAs were marshalled out of the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly on Monday amid an uproar over Chief Minister Omar Abdullahs resolution seeking restoration of statehood, as protesting members raised slogans and disrupted proceedings. The disruption began as BJP members staged mock proceedings in the well of the House despite warnings [] The post Four MLAs Marshalled Out As J&K Assembly Witnesses Uproar appeared first on Northlines .
Six Workers Killed As Under-Construction Building Collapses In Ambala
PANCHKULA, Sept 28: Six workers were killed after a three-storey under-construction building partially collapsed in Haryanas Ambala district, with rescue teams continuing a search through the debris, officials said on Monday. The building collapsed at Dhulkot village near Ambala City around 3 pm on Sunday while workers were casting a concrete roof slab on the [] The post Six Workers Killed As Under-Construction Building Collapses In Ambala appeared first on Northlines .
CM Omar Abdullah Introduces Five Bills In J
SRINAGAR, Sept 28: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Monday introduced five bills in the Legislative Assembly, including legislation proposing amendments to the salaries and allowances of ministers and legislators, as well as measures aimed at promoting ease of doing business in the Union Territory. Abdullah introduced three separate bills seeking amendments to [] The post CM Omar Abdullah Introduces Five Bills In J&K Assembly appeared first on Northlines .
The bench directed all parties to file their final written submissions within three days.
Tensions Flare In Ujjain Over Proposed Shahi Masjid Demolition
BHOPAL, Sept 28: Tension prevailed in Ujjain on Monday as protesters clashed with police at the site where a portion of the Shahi Masjid is proposed to be demolished as part of a road-widening project, with security forces using tear gas and resorting to lathi charge to disperse the crowd. Videos from the spot showed [] The post Tensions Flare In Ujjain Over Proposed Shahi Masjid Demolition appeared first on Northlines .
TN CM Vijay launches one-gram gold ring scheme for newborns
The police have put in place a five-tier security arrangement in the city from the airport in view of the Chief Minister's multiple programmes
SRINAGAR, Sept 28: Leader of Opposition in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Sunil Sharma on Monday strongly opposed Chief Minister Omar Abdullahs resolution seeking restoration of statehood, calling it a violation of the Constitution and saying the BJP would not allow it to be passed in its present form. Speaking to reporters ahead of the [] The post LoP Sunil Sharma Slams Omars Statehood Resolution, Calls It Constitutional Violation appeared first on Northlines .
TN, AP fishermen agree on GPS-based demarcation to end Pulicat Lake fishing feud
Officials from both the states convened the joint meeting on Saturday to address the long-standing territorial and fishing disputes in the Pulicat Lake area.
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay launches 1-gram gold ring scheme for newborns; 755.83 crore earmarked
Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay has unveiled the Maternal Uncle Gold Ring Scheme, granting a one-gram gold ring to babies born on or after June 22, 2026. This innovative program, part of Vijay's electoral commitment, is backed by an allocation of 755.83 crore. The launch ceremony held in Madurai highlights the government's dedication to welfare initiatives.
The Supreme Court expressed confidence in the West Bengal Assembly Speaker regarding disqualification petitions. This comes in the context of ten rebel Trinamool Congress MLAs facing disqualification proceedings. These proceedings involve responses to notices issued by the Assembly Secretariat earlier this month. The rebel camp is led by Ritabrata Banerjee, who is among the MLAs affected. The court emphasized the need for timely action on these petitions.
JP Nadda targets Rahul Gandhi over ECI row, accuses opposition of confusion
Union minister JP Nadda has accused Congress and the INDIA bloc of seeking to vitiate the atmosphere regarding the Election Commission of India. He alleges that the opposition is frustrated by India's progress and is making baseless allegations against constitutional institutions. Nadda specifically called out leaders like Rahul Gandhi and Arvind Kejriwal for their attempts to disrupt national stability.
Food giants in India call for reconsidering red colour of warning labels
The food regulator has proposes a red hexagon warning label system to mark high salt, sugar or fat in packaged items, despite the industry's multi-year campaign to oppose the labels
IndusInd Bank CEO Rajiv Anand says name unmapped from voter roll
Rajiv Anand, the MD and CEO of IndusInd Bank, has been informed that his name is unmapped from the electoral roll. He expressed confusion as he has valid identification including voter ID and Aadhar card. The Election Commission is conducting a Special Intensive Revision for voter list updates. They have extended deadlines for filing claims in Delhi and Maharashtra as part of this effort.
Watch: Landslide blocks Kedarnath route in Rudraprayags Chirbasa, over 1,500 pilgrims evacuated
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay to launch one-gram gold ring scheme for newborns today
'Throwing mud on EC amounts to throwing mud on democracy': BJP's Prakash Reddy amid SIR row
BJP leader Prakash Reddy criticized Opposition parties for attacking the Election Commission of India. He explained that such actions undermine democracy and constitutional integrity. Reddy emphasized that individuals should respect institutional functions and not disrupt them. He also refuted claims of dissent within the Election Commission regarding electoral processes. Opposition parties are expected to meet to discuss their grievances over the Commission's functioning.
Govt plans Karnataka Mandapam on lines of Bharat Mandapam: CM Shivakumar
Karnataka Government also considers promoting tourism in Kodagu and the Malnad region
Lung cancer deaths down 16% with low-dose CT screening: IARC
India working towards developing sixth-generation fighter jets: Rajnath Singh
The defence minister underlines that todays warfare is not merely a matter of soldier versus soldier; rather, it spans multiple domains
Ramdas Athawale has spoken out in defense of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar amid demands for his resignation. He argues that the Election Commission must operate independently to ensure transparent electoral rolls. Athawale emphasized the importance of removing deceased voters and suggested an investigation into irregular voter registrations. He criticized the opposition for its consistent demands for resignations, calling for more patience.
No road agency, contractor penalised for death, disability due to design failures
India to join SCO national coordinators meeting in Islamabad
UP man held in Pakistan spying case freed after 22 years
New Delhi, Sep 27: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said the 2016 surgical strikes were Indias decisive response to the pain of terror attacks and presented a new example of the countrys counter-terrorism policy. Asserting that India follows a policy of zero tolerance against terrorism, he said in his monthly broadcast Mann Ki [] The post Surgical strikes showed Indias new anti-terror resolve: PM appeared first on Northlines .
Statehood Resolution: Assembly likely to witness heated scenes today
Srinagar, Sept 27: The Jammu and Kashmir Assembly is likely to witness acrimonious scenes on Monday, amid the opposition BJPs protest against a resolution brought by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah seeking immediate restoration of statehood. Soon after Abdullah tabled the resolution on Friday, BJP MLAs created a ruckus in the assembly, leading to an abrupt [] The post Statehood Resolution: Assembly likely to witness heated scenes today appeared first on Northlines .
Sinha, Omar invite tourists to explore J
LG calls J&K a blend of natural beauty, hospitality; CM highlights diverse tourism experiences Srinagar, September 27: Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Sunday invited tourists from across the country and abroad to visit the Union Territory and experience its natural beauty, cultural heritage and hospitality on [] The post Sinha, Omar invite tourists to explore J&K on World Tourism Day appeared first on Northlines .
After years of wait, a renovation drive underway in migrants
Jammu Tawi, Sept 27: In a move to address the long-pending demand of displaced Kashmiri Pandit families, the government has launched an extensive repair and renovation programme across migrant camps in Jammu, covering more than 200 building blocks and around 5,000 flats, besides community halls and other common facilities. An official said on Sunday [] The post After years of wait, a renovation drive underway in migrants camps appeared first on Northlines .
Joint Parliamentary Committee to start detailed scrutiny of FCRA bill
The parliamentary panel will examine the FCRA bill on Tuesday to begin its scrutiny of the proposed legislation. SBI Chairman CS Setty, Attorney General Tushar Mehta and other legal experts would brief the committee on its financial, compliance and legal aspects. Home secretary Govind Mohan had earlier told the panel that the proposed amendments were aimed at addressing internal security concerns.
Multi-level car parking to come up at Jammu
With 3 thousand vehicles capacity, high resolution CCTV cameras will ensure 24X7 surveillance Arvind Sharma Jammu Tawi, Sep 27: The people of Jammu are set to get relief from the parking and traffic-related problems near the ever-busy Jewel Chowk and its surrounding areas as the government has approved the [] The post Multi-level car parking to come up at Jammus busiest Jewel Chowk appeared first on Northlines .
