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Bukhari flags civic issues in Chanapora, alleges development bias
Srinagar, Aug 14: Apni Party president Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari on Friday raised concerns over civic amenities and development in the Chanapora constituency, alleging that several areas continue to face a shortage of basic facilities. Bukhari was chairing a meeting with party leaders, senior workers and prominent members from the constituency at the party headquarters in Sheikh Bagh, Srinagar. Participants apprised him of various public issues, including inadequate water supply, power shortages, inflated electricity bills, poor drainage and lack of basic amenities in several areas. They alleged that development works and public facilities were being provided on the basis of political affiliation, with areas perceived to support the ruling party allegedly receiving preference. Residents of Umar Colony and adjoining areas highlighted inadequate water supply, while members from Nadergund and nearby localities raised concerns over civic infrastructure. The participants also flagged the condition of Chanapora Hospital, saying the facility lacked adequate infrastructure, equipment and professional manpower despite catering to a large population. Addressing the meeting, Bukhari said the developmental deficit was not confined to Chanapora but was visible across Srinagar city. He alleged that despite Srinagar giving a strong mandate to the ruling party, the government had failed to provide basic facilities to residents. Bukhari said inadequate housing, unemployment, lack of livelihood opportunities and weak public infrastructure remained among the major concerns facing Srinagar. Meanwhile, several political and social activists joined the Apni Party during the meeting. Among those who joined were former NC worker Abdul Majeed Wani from Rawalpora Bagwanpora and Younis Mushtaq Sheikh from Mehjoor Nagar. Bukhari and other party leaders welcomedthe new entrants.
Rather calls for foolproof arrangements for Pakherpora Urs
Srinagar, Aug 14: Speaker, Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly, Abdul Rahim Rather, has extended warm greetings to the people on the auspicious occasion of the Urs of Hazrat Sultan Ali Aali Balkhi (RA), which is scheduled to commence from August 15. In his message, the Speaker highlighted the deep spiritual and religious significance of the occasion. He said that the annual observance of this religious festival holds immense importance for the devotees across Jammu and Kashmir and beyond. He said that a large number of devotees are expected to visit the revered shrine of Hazrat Sultan Ali Aali Balkhi (RA) at Pakherpora during the 20-day-long Urs. The Speaker particularly underscored that major religious gatherings are expected on the 11th and 13th days of the Islamic calendar, with Poshak Bandi on August 25 and Shab Khawani on August 27. In view of the anticipated heavy footfall, he stressed the need for meticulous advance planning and coordinated arrangements to ensure that the devotees are able to participate in the religious gatherings peacefully, safely and conveniently. The Speaker directed the district administration to put in place all necessary arrangements well in advance, with focus on drinking water supply, uninterrupted power supply, sanitation, healthcare, transport, traffic management, cleanliness and other essential civic amenities in and around the Shrine. He called for adequate provision of drinking water points and standby arrangements to meet any exigency besides ensuring uninterrupted electricity supply at the shrine and other important locations. He also directed the concerned agencies to ensure proper sanitation facilities, deployment of adequate sanitation staff and regular lifting of waste to maintain cleanliness and hygiene throughout the Urs period. Emphasising the importance of healthcare arrangements, the Speaker directed the Health Department to ensure availability of medical teams, essential medicines, ambulances and first-aid facilities at strategic locations, especially during the major gatherings. He called for adequate preparedness to deal with any medical emergency and directed that emergency response mechanisms remain functional throughout the event. The Speaker stressed the need for a comprehensive traffic and transport management plan to regulate the movement of devotees and vehicles. He called for identification of adequate parking spaces, smooth traffic flow, proper route management and deployment of sufficient personnel to prevent congestion and inconvenience to visitors. Rather directed the district administration to ensure adequate availability of passenger transport for hassle-free movement of devotees visiting the shrine. He called for sufficient passenger vehicles to be made readily available for direct connectivity between Anantnag, Pulwama, Shopian, Budgam, Chadoora and Srinagar and Pakherpora besides ensuring convenient return transportation from Pakherpora to these destinations.
Concerned citizens urge CJI to uphold liberty of Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam
The signatories, who wrote to CJI on the eve of Indias 80thIndependence day, invoked the Supreme Courts 2021 judgment in K.A. Najeeb, which held that prolonged incarceration can violate an accused persons fundamental right to a speedy trial under Article 21 of the Constitution
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Dr. Farooq, Omar pay tributes to Mian Bashir Larvi
Srinagar, Aug 14: National Conference President Dr Farooq Abdullah and Vice President and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday paid tributes to renowned Islamic scholar and spiritual leader Mian Bashir Ahmad Larvi on his fifth death anniversary. Mian Bashir Ahmad Larvi, who served as Sajjada Nashin and Mutawalli of Baba Nagri Wangath, was remembered for his religious, social and political contributions. In a statement, Farooq and Omar said Mian Bashir and his forefathers played an important role in spreading Islam and improving the socio-economic conditions of poor and marginalised Gujjar and Bakarwal communities. They said people from different sections of society in Jammu and Kashmir have shared deep reverence for the Baba Nagri shrine for generations. The NC leaders described Mian Bashir's services, particularly in the religious and social spheres, as unforgettable and expressed hope that his son and present Sajjada Nashin, Mian Altaf Ahmad, would continue his legacy of serving the people. Party General Secretary Haji Ali Mohammad Sagar, Additional General Secretary Choudhary Mohammad Ramzan, Assembly Speaker Abdul Rahim Rather, Mohammad Shafi Uri, Sharif-ud-Din Shariq, Treasurer and Rajya Sabha Member Shammi Oberoi, Rajya Sabha Member Sajad Ahmed Kichloo and Chief Spokesperson Tanvir Sadiq also paid tributes to Mian Bashir Ahmad Larvi.
Six train halts restored at Samba station
Srinagar, Aug 14: Northern Railway will restore halts of six trains at Samba Railway Station from August 15 to improve passenger facilities and regional connectivity, officials said. Lok Sabha Member of Parliament Jugal Kishore Sharma will attend the event as chief guest and flag off Train No. 20434 Shri Mata Vaishno Devi KatraSubedarganj Express at 5:26 pm on August 15. The six trains whose halts will be restored at Samba are Train Nos. 20434, 16787, 14803, 14804, 16317 and 16031. The Railways has also provided a halt for Train No. 19223/19224 at Samba. Besides, the train has been approved for extension from Jammu to Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra, effective October 18. The restoration of the halts follows long-standing demands from residents of Samba, and is expected to improve direct connectivity for pilgrims, students, employees and traders while supporting local tourism and business. Passengers have been advised to check updated train schedules through the official Railway website, NTES app or helpline139.
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Mehbooba seeks urgent action to revive BGSBU
Srinagar, August 14: Jammu and Kashmir Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) President Mehbooba Mufti has expressed serious concern over the reported deterioration of academic, administrative and financial affairs at Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah University (BGSBU), Rajouri, and urged the J&K Government to take immediate corrective measures to protect the interests of students and faculty. In a statement, Mehbooba Mufti said BGSBU holds immense significance for the people of the Pir Panjal region and was established to provide quality higher education to students from Rajouri, Poonch and adjoining areas. She said the institution cannot be allowed to weaken on account of prolonged administrative and financial difficulties. She expressed concern over the prolonged absence of regular recruitment and the continued dependence on contractual and temporary academic arrangements. She said repeated engagement of faculty on temporary terms cannot be a substitute for a transparent, regular and time-bound recruitment process, particularly in a university that caters to a large and geographically disadvantaged region. Mehbooba Mufti also expressed concern over reports of prolonged delays in the payment of salaries to university employees. Reports in recent months have highlighted allegations of salaries remaining unpaid for several months, alongside concerns relating to stalled promotions, administrative vacancies and declining research activity. She said such uncertainty not only affects the morale and dignity of employees but also has a direct bearing on the quality and continuity of academic work, the statement reads. An institution of higher learning cannot be expected to flourish when its teachers and employees are uncertain about their salaries, departments remain dependent on temporary arrangements and legitimate career progression remains pending. BGSBU needs institutional stability, not temporary solutions, she said. She said the concerns surrounding BGSBU should not be viewed as isolated administrative issues but as a larger question concerning the educational future of the Pir Panjal region. For students who cannot afford to travel outside the region for higher education, the university remains a critical gateway to professional and academic opportunities. Calling upon Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and Chancellor Manoj Sinha to intervene, Mehbooba Mufti urged the administration to undertake a comprehensive review of the universitys academic, financial and administrative functioning and formulate a time-bound revival plan.
Dr Farooq greets people on Independence Day
Srinagar, Aug 14 :- The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference President Dr Farooq Abdullah has extended warm greetings to the people of India, particularly the people of Jammu and Kashmir, on the occasion of 80th Independence Day. In his message, Dr Farooq said Independence Day is an occasion to remember the sacrifices made for the countrys freedom and to reaffirm the nations commitment to democracy, secularism, constitutional values and federalism. He said the day should inspire collective resolve to strengthen these foundational principles and deepen democratic institutions. Emphasising the importance of a strong federal structure, Dr Farooq said Indias strength and resilience lie in its diversity, plurality and the constitutional balance between the Union and the states. He stressed that empowering states, safeguarding their constitutional space and strengthening their institutions were essential to preserving the spirit of cooperative federalism. When the states are strong, the country is strong. In the same spirit, the statehood of Jammu and Kashmir must be restored without any further delay. This would not only honour the democratic aspirations and sentiments of the people of Jammu and Kashmir but would also reinforce the federal character of the Indian Union. Dr Farooq said the people of Jammu and Kashmir had participated enthusiastically in the democratic process two years ago and exercised their franchise to elect a popular government. However, he said, the elected government continues to function without the full constitutional and administrative powers ordinarily available to a state government. The essence of democracy is that peoples mandate must translate into meaningful authority. Independence Day provides an opportunity to reaffirm our faith in democracy, federalism and the peoples right to govern themselves through their elected representatives,he added.
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BJP greet people on I-Day eve RK News Service
Srinagar, Aug 14: BJP Jammu and Kashmir Chief Spokesperson Sunil Sethi and other party spokespersons on Thursday greeted the people of Jammu and Kashmir on the eve of the 80th Independence Day, highlighting the country's progress and what they described as the transformation of J&K since August 5, 2019. Addressing a virtual meeting of BJP J&K spokespersons and members of the party's Media Department, Sethi said Independence Day was an occasion to remember the sacrifices of freedom fighters and reaffirm commitment to the nation's progress. He said the Tricolour represented India's unity, sovereignty, constitutional values and aspirations of its people, and called upon citizens to celebrate the day with patriotism and dignity. The spokespersons highlighted India's progress in infrastructure, technology, defence, space, digital development and economic growth, saying the country had emerged as a strong and globally respected nation. On Jammu and Kashmir, they said the Union Territory had witnessed greater integration, development, improved connectivity, investment, tourism growth and increased opportunities for youth in recent years, particularly after August 5, 2019. The BJP leaders called for strengthening national unity under the spirit of Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat and urged people to contribute to nation-building through education, innovation, entrepreneurship, sports and public service. They also appealed to people to participate in the Har Ghar Tiranga initiative and hoist the National Flag with pride and respect. Sethi and the party spokespersons extended Independence Day greetings to the people and expressed hope that the country would continue on the path of peace, unity, development and prosperity.
Budgam Police attach 10 lakh property in NDPS case
Budgam, Aug 14:- As part of their ongoing efforts to curb drug trafficking and dismantle the financial networks allegedly supporting the illicit narcotics trade, the Budgam Police have attached an immovable property worth approximately 10 lakh in the Khansahib area of Budgam district According to a police official, the action was taken in connection with FIR No. 92/2026, registered under Sections 8 and 20 of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act at Police Station Khansahib. The attached property, comprising a shop and a car-washing facility, is associated with accused Mohammad Rafiq Khan, son of Abdul Rehman Khan, a resident of Arizal, who is alleged to be involved in drug peddling, the official said. The property was attached under the relevant provisions of Section 68-F of the NDPS Act after following due legal procedure, police said. The measure is aimed at preventing the accused from transferring, dealing with, or deriving any benefit from assets allegedly linked to illicit trafficking of narcotic substances. The action forms part of Budgam Police's broader strategy to combat the drug menace by targeting not only individuals allegedly involved in narcotics trafficking but also assets suspected to have been acquired or used in connection with such activities. Budgam Police reiterated their commitment to taking strict legal action against drug peddlers, traffickers and others involved in the narcotics trade, in accordance with the law.
Parliamentary panel flags slow rate of digitisation of manuscripts
While the Gyan Bharatam Mission had set a target of digitisation of one crore manuscripts by 2030, only 7.5 lakh texts have been digitised so far, the panel says
J&K High Court makes biometric attendance mandatory
Srinagar: The High Court of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh has directed all its officers and officials, including those posted outside court complexes, to register themselves under the Biometric Attendance System. The direction was issued by Registrar General M K Sharma, reiterating the need for strict implementation of the biometric attendance mechanism across the District Courts of the Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. The High Court impressed upon all officers and officials of the District Courts to ensure effective implementation of the system. It also directed all Presiding Officers of District Courts where biometric attendance machines have not yet been installed to follow the directions contained in Circular No. 83 dated June 28, 2018, and take necessary steps for the installation or repair of biometric machines. The court said the measures were necessary to ensure that the Biometric Attendance System is implemented in letter and spirit across all District Courts. It further directed all Presiding Officers/DDOs to ensure installation of at least one biometric machine at every headquarters. However, where the number of employees exceeds 70, two biometric machines may be installed to facilitate smooth attendance recording.
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Hakeem Yaseen seeks arrangements for Pakharpora Urs
Budgam, Aug 14: Peoples Democratic Front (PDF) president and former Cabinet Minister Hakeem Muhammad Yaseen on Thursday urged the administration to ensure comprehensive arrangements for the annual Urs of Hazrat Syed Aali Balkhi at Pakharpora in Budgam. Yaseen said the Urs holds deep spiritual and cultural significance and draws thousands of devotees from across Jammu and Kashmir. He called for uninterrupted electricity and safe drinking water supply round the clock for at least three to four days during the Urs at the shrine and adjoining villages, which are expected to witness a heavy influx of devotees. He also sought adequate supplies of essential commodities, including rice, flour, sugar, kerosene and LPG cylinders, besides an additional ration quota for residents of Pakharpora and neighbouring areas. Yaseen said the Urs was more than a religious gathering and reflected Kashmirs Sufi heritage while promoting communal harmony and the message of peace and compassion. He urged the PDD, Jal Shakti, FCS&CA, Health and municipal authorities to work in coordination and deploy dedicated teams to monitor arrangements. He also called for mobile medical units, sanitation drives and traffic management measures during the event. Yaseen urged the Wakf Board and local shrine management committees to coordinate with district authorities to ensure the religious congregations are conducted peacefully and in an orderly manner. He appealed to devotees to maintain cleanliness, discipline and spiritual decorum during the Urs.
Tanvir Sadiq reviews Eid-e-Milad arrangements
Srinagar, Aug 14:- The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference Chief Spokesperson and MLA Zadibal Tanvir Sadiq Friday paid obeisance at the historic Asar-e-Sharif Dargah Hazratbal Shrine and reviewed the arrangements being put in place for the auspicious observances of Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi (SAW). He was accompanied by officers from various concerned departments and partys local unit functionaries on the occasion. In a statement, the party said Sadiq took stock of the arrangements for the large number of devotees expected to visit the shrine during the sacred days. He directed the concerned officers to ensure uninterrupted power supply, adequate availability of clean drinking water, effective sanitation and proper transport facilities to facilitate the smooth movement of devotees, he added. He stressed that every possible measure must be taken to ensure that devotees do not face any inconvenience and directed the concerned departments to ensure that all arrangements are operational and closely monitored throughout the period of observance. Sadiq also emphasised the need for close coordination among all concerned departments, particularly in view of the large congregations traditionally witnessed at Hazratbal during Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi (SAW). It may be recalled that from 1st Rabi-ul-Awwal, Khatmat-ul-Muazzamat, Durood-o-Azkar and other spiritually uplifting gatherings will be held continuously at the Hazratbal Shrine for 12 days. A large number of devotees are expected to participate in these religious observances, in keeping with the longstanding tradition associated with the shrine.
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Supreme Court urges Kuki, Meitei groups to make peace, remove blockade on highways
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Karnataka mulls new law for use of public properties, RSS activities under spotlight
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Coimbatore records 95% higher education enrolment
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Defence Minister felicitates Army personnel for 16-medal haul at Commonwealth Games
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Defence Minister felicitates Army personnel for 16-medal haul at Commonwealth Games
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AIADMK protest in Coimbatore seeks all-party meeting on Mekedatu issue, complete crop loan waiver
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Tasmac halts sale of 11 Enrica liquor brands in T.N. following FSSAI inspection
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Learn Marathi or lose your permit? Maharashtras new rule explained
Maharashtra Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik has clarified that app-based cab drivers working for platforms such as Ola, Uber and Rapido will not receive any exemption from the states mandatory Marathi language requirement.
Learn Marathi or lose your permit? Maharashtras new rule explained
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The Summit LNG Terminal in Maheshkhali has resumed operations. Gas could not be unloaded from the vessel due to adverse weather conditions. At 6:10 p.m. on Friday, the terminal began supplying approximately 110 million cubic feet of gas. Summit LNG confirmed the development in a press release issued Friday evening. The company expects to gradually increase the supply and reach near-full capacity of approximately 550 million cubic feet per day by around 2:00 a.m. on August 15. Summit LNG said it remains committed to supplying the maximum possible volume of gas while maintaining safe and reliable operations within the technical capabilities of the terminal and the national gas transmission system. The company emphasized that an adequate and uninterrupted supply of energy is crucial for the growth of Bangladeshs industries, employment generation and overall economic development. Summit LNG also said it will continue working closely with Petrobangla and the government to ensure energy security and reduce the countrys gas shortage. The post Summit LNG Terminal Resumes Operations: Gas Supply Begins appeared first on Energy Bangla .
BJP, not Opposition, responsible for disruptions in Parliament: Raichur MP
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President Droupadi Murmus address to the nation on the eve of the 80th Independence Day
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Presidents Medal for Meritorious Service award to CPI
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Investment frauds account for 60% of cybercrime losses in Telangana: TGCSB
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The Supreme Court has stayed the Madras High Courts order on government jobs for Karur stampede victims families. Also in focus: the Chamoli tunnel tragedy that killed seven workers, waste during the Kanwar Yatra, a White House report flagging India over Chinas tariff evasions, and the Supreme Court quashing a hate speech case against Rahul Gandhi over Savarkar remarks.
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SCCL CMD inaugurates rooftop solar plants at Corporate Area in Kothagudem
RGUKT Students organise Har Ghar Tiranga rally
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Dalit farmer killed over goat grazing in Bidar
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Action plan on cards to avert traffic snarls in Keralas Kozhikode during Onam
Entry of solo-driven cars to Kozhikode city likely to be restricted as part of crowd control measures
Action plan on cards to avert traffic snarls in Keralas Kozhikode during Onam
Entry of solo-driven cars to Kozhikode city likely to be restricted as part of crowd control measures
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