Cabinet expansion triggers dissent in NC
18 MLAs hold closed-door meeting, demand removal of Advisor, 4 ministers, allege corruption by ministers Jammu Tawi, Oct 30: The growing discontent within the ruling National Conference (NC) over Tuesdays cabinet expansion-cum-reshuffle came to the fore on Friday as 18 legislators, including 17 NC MLAs and one Independent supporting the government, held a [] The post Cabinet expansion triggers dissent in NC appeared first on Northlines .
Monitor anti-national elements within administration: LG directs DCs, SSPs
Reviews security scenario, calls for prioritizing efforts to combat radicalization Srinagar, Oct 30: Directing officials to carry out sustained and aggressive action against terror modules, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Friday asked Deputy Commissioners and Senior Superintendents of Police (SSPs) to closely monitor anti-national elements within the administration and prioritize efforts to combat radicalization. [] The post Monitor anti-national elements within administration: LG directs DCs, SSPs appeared first on Northlines .
Political temperature in Jammu set to rise ahead of Darbar Move
BJP threatens agitation over alleged regional imbalance in Cabinet Arvind Sharma JAMMU TAWI, Oct 30: Political activity in the winter capital is expected to intensify in the coming days as all nine ministers of the National Conference (NC)-led government are scheduled to reach Jammu on November 1, ahead of the Darbar Move, which will commence [] The post Political temperature in Jammu set to rise ahead of Darbar Move appeared first on Northlines .
Ladakhi Brands thank UT Administration for opportunity to showcase local craftsmanship at Lakm
Leh, October 30, 2026: The founders of Changra Ladakh and Norling Looms and Arts today called on Chief Secretary, UT Ladakh, Ashish Kundra, at the UT Secretariat in Leh and expressed their gratitude to the UT Administration for facilitating their participation in Lakm Fashion Week, New Delhi. The event provided them with a platform to [] The post Ladakhi Brands thank UT Administration for opportunity to showcase local craftsmanship at Lakm Fashion Week appeared first on Kashmir Media Watch .
Prasidh Krishna Ruled Out of New Zealand ODIs, Auqib Nabi Named in Squad for Final Two Matches
SRINAGAR: India have named Jammu and Kashmir pacer Auqib Nabi in the squad for the fourth and fifth One-Day Internationals (ODIs) against New Zealand, while Prasidh Krishna has been ruled out of the five-match series due to a hamstring injury. According to the squad update issued on October 30, Prasidh, who was awaiting fitness clearance, []
Saudi Arabia Suspends Travel, Entry from Kenya Over Ebola Fears
SRINAGAR: Saudi Arabia has suspended travel by its citizens to Kenya, stopped issuing visas to Kenyan travellers and barred entry to people arriving from the East African country as part of additional precautionary measures against Ebola, the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported on Friday. The entry restrictions also cover travellers transiting through other countries if []
Jammu Kashmir Govt Appoints Five Members to Hajj Committee for Three Years
SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir Government has appointed five members to the Union Territory Hajj Committee for a three-year term, with the appointments taking effect from the date of publication of the notification in the Official Gazette. According to a notification issued by the Revenue Department on October 30, 2026, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has []
Student Travel Insurance: Best Plans for Studying Abroad
SRINAGAR: Your university admission is confirmed, your visa paperwork is underway, and you are preparing for life in another country. Alongside accommodation and tuition fees, you need to work out how you will access healthcare if you fall ill or have an accident. Your existing health insurance may not cover treatment abroad, so checking your []
Jammu Kashmir Tourism Showcases Destinations, Business Opportunities at IITM Mumbai 2026
SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir Tourism showcased the Union Territorys established and emerging destinations, tourism experiences and investment opportunities at a business-to-business (B2B) networking event held during IITM Mumbai 2026 at Club Mumbai. The presentation was delivered by Waseem Raja, Joint Director Tourism, Kashmir, and Vivek Puri, Chief Executive Officer of the Surinsar Mansar Development Authority, []
Jammu Kashmir High Court Extends Utility Assessment Criteria to Judicial Officers Beyond 60
SRINAGAR: The High Court of Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh has extended the existing criteria for assessing the continued utility of judicial officers in service beyond the age of 60 years. An order issued by Registrar General M K Sharma on October 30 said the criteria and norms prescribed under High Court Order No. 178 dated []
NC retains Ali Mohammad Sagar as General Secretary
Srinagar, Oct 30: The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference (NC) has retained senior leader Haji Ali Mohammad Sagar as its General Secretary, issuing a fresh order confirming that he will continue in the position until further directions. Haji Ali Mohammad Sagar shall continue to function as General Secretary of Jammu & Kashmir National Conference till further orders, reads the order signed by party President Dr Farooq Abdullah. The development comes days after the expansion of Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's Council of Ministers and amid renewed attention on organisational responsibilities within the ruling party.
National Conference Retains Ali Mohammad Sagar as General Secretary
SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir National Conference President Farooq Abdullah has directed that senior party leader Haji Ali Mohammad Sagar shall continue as the partys General Secretary until further orders. An official order issued by Farooq Abdullah states that Sagar will continue to discharge his responsibilities as General Secretary of the Jammu and Kashmir National Conference []
Jammu Kashmir: Teacher Killed, Son Critically Injured in Road Accident
SRINAGAR: A senior teacher was killed and his son critically injured after a vehicle met with an accident in the Jaglanoo area of Kotranka sub-division in Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir on Friday evening. Officials said the accident occurred when a Tata Mobile vehicle bearing registration number JK06B-2633, which was carrying grass, was on []
Population Census To Begin January 25, 2027; Snow-Bound Jammu Kashmir Areas Excluded
SRINAGAR: The population census across most parts of the country will be conducted from January 25 to February 28, 2027, with poll-bound states and snow-bound areas of Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh excluded from the schedule, the Registrar General of India (RGI) and Census Commissioner announced on Friday. According to an official notification issued []
Director Information reviews functioning of DICs across Kashmir division
SRINAGAR, OCTOBER 30: Director Information, Mamta Yadav today chaired a comprehensive review meeting to assess the functioning of District Information Centres (DICs) across Kashmir Division, with a focus on strengthening district-level information dissemination, improving media coordination and ensuring effective coverage of government activities and public welfare initiatives. Joint Director Information (Hqrs), Dr. Zahoor Ahmad Raina; Joint Director Information Kashmir, Syed Shahnawaz Bukhari; Deputy Director Information (PR/AV), Javid Ahmad Rather; Deputy Director (PR) Kashmir, Mohammad Rafiq Zullah; Deputy Director (Hqrs), Kashmir, Zubair Ahmad; Cultural Officer, Field Publicity Officer, District Information Officers of Kashmir division and other concerned officers also attended the meeting. During the meeting, the Director took a detailed assessment of the functioning of District Information Centres, reviewing their publicity activities, media outreach, field-level coverage, infrastructure, manpower requirements and overall performance. Stressing the importance of District Information Centres as the grassroots communication network of the DIPR, Mamta Yadav said that these centres have a significant role in ensuring that information about government policies, programmes, developmental initiatives and public welfare schemes reaches the people in a timely, accurate and accessible manner. DICs are the face of the DIPR at the grassroots level. Their role goes beyond disseminating information; they serve as an important link between the administration, media and the public. It is imperative that every district unit functions with dedication, professionalism and a clear sense of responsibility, she said. The Director underscored the need to make publicity and information dissemination more dynamic, result-oriented and responsive to the changing media landscape. She called upon the district officers to effectively utilise digital and social media platforms alongside conventional modes of publicity to ensure wider outreach and greater public engagement. Timely and credible information is the foundation of effective public communication. Our focus should be on taking verified information to the people through appropriate platforms, while ensuring that the achievements and initiatives of the Government receive adequate and factual coverage, Mamta Yadav remarked. She also stressed the importance of proactive media engagement and maintaining cordial and professional relations with local media organisations. She called for improved coordination with district administrations and concerned departments to ensure comprehensive coverage of important government events, public outreach programmes and developmental activities. Highlighting the need for innovation in departmental publicity, the Director encouraged the district units to explore local success stories, developmental milestones, cultural heritage and public-oriented initiatives for wider dissemination through print, electronic and digital media. Every district has its own stories of development, innovation and public participation. Our officers must identify these stories and bring them to the forefront. Effective communication should not remain limited to official events but must also reflect the impact of government initiatives on the ground, she added. Mamta Yadav also called for greater accountability, regular monitoring and adherence to professional standards in the discharge of official responsibilities. She directed the concerned officers to maintain regular communication with headquarters, ensure timely submission of reports and strengthen the quality and consistency of departmental publicity. Reiterating her commitment towards strengthening the DIPRs institutional capacity, Mamta Yadav said that a coordinated, responsive and technology-driven approach would be central to making departmental communication more effective and people-centric. She urged all district units to work with renewed commitment and ensure that the DIPR continues to serve as a reliable bridge between the Government and the people.
Crackdown on terror modules, narco-terrorists must continue: J&K L-G (Lead)
Digital Desk | Srinagar, Oct 30 (IANS) J&K Lt Governor (L-G), Manoj Sinha, on Friday, directed security agencies to continue a sustained crackdown against terror modules, narco-terrorists and their support networks. Chairing the security review meeting at the Lok Bhavan, the L-G directed the administration to maintain communal harmony at all costs. The L-G assessed the overall security situation during todays meeting with Deputy Commissioners, SSPs and senior officials. The L-G called for stronger counter-infiltration measures, better coordination among security forces and district administrations, and strict action against elements involved in radicalisation and activities detrimental to national security. The meeting focused on operational preparedness, security strategies, and future action plans to ensure a peaceful environment in Kashmir Division. The L-G directed the officials to take sustained and aggressive action against terror modules. He emphasised tightening counter-infiltration grids and fostering seamless synergy between the District Administration, Jammu Kashmir Police, Army, and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) in executing counter-terror operations. He directed the Deputy Commissioners and SSPs to closely monitor anti-national elements within the administration and prioritise efforts to combat radicalisation. He advised monthly review meetings regarding the attachment of properties belonging to narco-terrorists and the terror-supporting ecosystem. He said the action against narco-terrorists must continue unabated, besides relentless crackdowns on drug smugglers and peddlers, to realise the vision of Drug-free Jammu Kashmir. Emphasising the swift resolution of public grievances, the Lieutenant Governor stated that fostering a strong connection between citizens, police, and the administration is of paramount importance. He said under no circumstances should communal harmony and the law & order situation be allowed to deteriorate. The administration should institutionalise best practices and implement District Convergence Plans to ensure sustainable peace and development. He called for setting up district-level social media cells to swiftly counter misinformation. In view of the winter season, the L-G directed the administration to ensure adequate stock and availability of essential commodities and robust snow-clearance mechanisms. The
LG Sinha Directs Sustained Action Against Terror Modules, Tightening of Counter-Infiltration Grid
SRINAGAR: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Friday directed security agencies and district administrations to intensify action against terror modules, strengthen counter-infiltration measures and maintain close coordination among security forces to ensure peace in Kashmir. Chairing a high-level security review meeting with Deputy Commissioners, Senior Superintendents of Police (SSPs) and senior officials of the Kashmir Division, []
J&K Tourism pitches offbeat destinations at IITM Mumbai 2026
Mumbai, Oct 30: Jammu and Kashmir Tourism Department showcased the Union Territory's established and emerging tourist destinations at the B2B networking evening of IITM Mumbai 2026, seeking to strengthen engagement with travel trade professionals and explore new opportunities for tourism promotion. The event, held at Club Mumbai, brought together tourism officials, travel operators and industry stakeholders for business-to-business interactions aimed at promoting tourism products and expanding commercial partnerships. Joint Director Tourism Kashmir Waseem Raja and Chief Executive Officer, Surinsar Mansar Development Authority, Vivek Puri delivered a presentation highlighting Jammu and Kashmir's diverse tourism offerings, including established attractions, lesser-explored destinations and emerging tourism experiences. The presentation also featured recently organised tourism events, particularly the Kashmir Marathon, which was highlighted as an initiative aimed at promoting the Valley as a destination for sports and experiential tourism. Officials said the presentation generated interest among travel trade professionals, who raised queries and offered suggestions regarding tourism opportunities, destinations and potential business collaborations in Jammu and Kashmir. The visiting tourism officials interacted with participants, addressed their queries and shared information about the region's tourism infrastructure, attractions and opportunities for travel operators. The discussions also focused on promoting offbeat destinations and diversifying tourism experiences beyond traditional tourist circuits. The networking evening provided an opportunity for Jammu and Kashmir's tourism stakeholders to engage directly with industry representatives and explore possibilities for strengthening travel partnerships. Officials said such interactions were aimed at increasing the visibility of Jammu and Kashmir in major travel markets and encouraging tour operators to include a wider range of destinations in their travel packages. The participation at IITM Mumbai 2026 forms part of the Tourism Department's efforts to expand industry engagement and promote Jammu and Kashmir's tourism potential among domestic travel trade professionals.
All six on board missing Helicopter in Uttarakhand declared dead, confirms UCADA
After taking off from Sahastradhara helipad in Dehradun, the chopper was heading to Kharsali helipad in Yamunotri. Four passengers on board were from Mumbai, while two others were from Andhra Pradesh, the SDRF said, adding that Capt Robin Singh was flying the aircraft.
Srinagar, Oct 30: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha today chaired a high-level meeting with Deputy Commissioners, SSPs and senior officials to review the security scenario in Kashmir Division. The meeting was attended by Chief Secretary, Atal Dulloo; Chief Secretary Designate, Dr. Sajjan Singh Yadav; DGP, Nalin Prabhat; Additional Chief Secretary Home Department, Chandraker Bharti; Special DG Coordination PHQ, S.J.M.Gillani; ADG CID, M.K. Sinha; Commissioner Secretary, GAD, M Raju; Principal Secretary to Lieutenant Governor, Govind Jaiswal; IGP Kashmir, Sujit Singh; Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Anshul Garg; Range DIGs, DCs, SSPs, and other senior officials. The meeting focused on operational preparedness, security strategies, and future action plans to ensure a peaceful environment in Kashmir Division. The Lieutenant Governor directed the officials for sustained and aggressive action against terror modules. He emphasized tightening counter-infiltration grids and fostering seamless synergy between the District Administration, Jammu Kashmir Police, Army, and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) in executing counter-terror operations. He directed the Deputy Commissioners and SSPs to closely monitor anti-national elements within the administration and prioritize efforts to combat radicalization. The Lieutenant Governor also asked for monthly reviews regarding the attachment of properties belonging to narco-terrorists and the terror-supporting ecosystem. He said the action against narco-terrorists must continue unabated, besides relentless crackdowns on drug smugglers and peddlers, to realize the vision of Drug-free Jammu Kashmir. Emphasizing the swift resolution of public grievances, the Lieutenant Governor stated that fostering a strong connection between citizens, police, and the administration is of paramount importance. Under no circumstances should communal harmony and the law & order situation be allowed to deteriorate. We must institutionalize best practices and implement District Convergence Plans to ensure sustainable peace and development, the Lieutenant Governor said. He called for setting up district-level social media cells to swiftly counter misinformation. In view of the winter season, the Lieutenant Governor directed the administration to ensure adequate stock and availability of essential commodities and robust snow-clearance mechanisms. The meeting also reviewed the progress of key infrastructure projects across Kashmir Division.
Cabinet reshuffle sparks rebellion in NC
Srinagar, Oct 30 : In a sign of growing dissent within the ruling National Conference (NC), as many as 18 MLAs met in Srinagar on Friday afternoon to deliberate on their strategy in response to the recent cabinet reshuffle. Highly placed sources told news agencyKashmir News Observer (KNO) that 17 National Conference MLAs and one Independent MLA attended the meeting at the residence of an NC legislator in the airport area of Srinagar. The meeting focused on devising a strategy against what was termed an unjust cabinet expansion, sources disclosed. The participation of many legislators indicates that the group of dissidents could be even larger as some MLAs who had boycotted the recent oath-taking ceremony were unable to attend the meeting due to prior engagements. As many as 11 MLAs supporting the ruling alliance, most of them from the NC, stayed away from the oath-taking ceremony of four ministers on Tuesday here. According to sources, there was a unanimous consensus among the legislators to demand the removal of all four ministers who had taken oath on October 16, 2024, when the government was formed. They have completed two years in office and should now be replaced by new faces, sources said(KNO)
Srinagar: In a sign of growing dissent within the ruling National Conference (NC), as many as 18 MLAs met in Srinagar on Friday afternoon to deliberate on their strategy in response to the recent cabinet reshuffle. Highly placed sources said that 17 National Conference MLAs and one Independent MLA attended the meeting at the residence []
Air India suspend flights to, from Saudi Arabia till November 14 citing security risks
Notifying passengers of the temporary halt in their operations due to the evolving security situation in the region, Air India and its subsidiary Air India Express on Friday issued an advisory announcing the suspension of all flights to and from key Saudi Arabian destinations
Uttarakhand Chopper Crash: All Six On Board Killed, Says Chamoli SP
The bodies have been found but not yet recovered, said Chamoli Superintendent of Police Surjit Singh Panwar
LG Manoj Sinha Mourns Demise of Shivraj Singh Chouhans Mother, Offers Condolences
Srinagar, October 30: Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, Manoj Sinha, on Friday expressed profound grief over the demise of Smt. Kashi Bai, the revered mother of Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. In a post on X, the Lieutenant Governor described the news as extremely heartbreaking and extended his heartfelt sympathies to Shivraj Singh Chouhan and the bereaved family. Praying for eternal peace for the departed soul, LG Manoj Sinha said, The news of the passing of the revered mother of the Honorable Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan ji, Smt. Kashi Bai ji, is extremely heartbreaking. I pray to God to grant a place at His sacred feet to the departed noble soul and bestow strength upon the bereaved family to endure this sorrow.
A caf in Keralas Fort Kochi found itself at the centre of a controversy after vlogger Amrit Singh Darren posted a video questioning the display of an artwork featuring Pakistans founder Muhammad Ali Jinnah alongside Mahatma Gandhi, as well as the cafs beef dishes. The installation at Kashi Art Caf, titled Blood Brothers: Two Fathers [] The post Riyas Komu: The Man Behind The Jinnah Portrait Who Faced #MeToo Allegations And Questions Over Kochi Biennales Finances appeared first on The Commune .
China's Xi calls on EU to work with China, says Beijing handles ties with sincerity, goodwill
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Anant Singh accuses JD-U MLC Neeraj Kumar of conspiracy to frame him in Dularchand Yadav murder case
Digital Desk | Patna, Oct 30 (IANS) After the Supreme Court's cancellation of Mokama MLA Anant Singh's bail in the Dularchand Yadav murder case, he on Friday accused the Janata Dal-United (JD-U) MLC Neeraj Kumar of orchestrating a conspiracy to implicate him in the case and other legal proceedings. In his first reaction to the Supreme Court's order, Anant Singh said he would surrender before the concerned authorities by December 1, as directed by the court. He expressed hope that he might secure bail again in the future, asserting that he had full faith in the judiciary and expected justice. Anant Singh claimed that Neeraj Kumar was behind all the cases filed against him, including the Dularchand Yadav murder case. He alleged that Neeraj had orchestrated the killing and deliberately framed him. These allegations have not been independently verified. Clarifying his position on his differences with the JD-U, Anant Singh said he had not opposed the party but had only opposed Neeraj Kumar. He alleged that the JD-U and the state government acted on Neeraj Kumar's suggestions and held him responsible for the developments that followed. He also attributed the situation to Nitish Kumar's condition, suggesting that these developments would not have occurred had the JD-U leader been alright. Anant Singh said he would no longer meet either Nitish Kumar or Union Minister Lalan Singh. Taking a swipe at the JD-U, he predicted that the party would struggle to win even a single seat. Asked whether his son would contest an election, Anant Singh said he wanted his son to enter politics, but the final decision would rest with him. He added that God would deal with those who had wronged him. Meanwhile, JD-U MLC Neeraj Kumar rejected any involvement in the matter. He said the person named Neeraj Kumar in connection with the Dularchand Yadav family's petition was a different individual. He also said he had no comments to make on the judiciary's decision, adding that conspiracies were sometimes hatched to defame the government. The Supreme Court, on Friday, cancelled the bail granted to Anant Singh by the Patna High Court in the Dularchand Yadav murder case. A bench comprising Justice M.M. Sundresh and Justice P.V. Varale said that the High Court had not adequately considered the nature of the crime and Anant Singh's criminal history while granting bail. It directed him to surrender before the concerned authorities by December 1, 2026.
Tamil Nadu raises upper age limit for government jobs by five years
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Jammu Kashmir Govt Constitutes Four-Tier Mechanism For Circular Economy Policy 2026
SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir Government has constituted a four-tier institutional mechanism, including a UT-level mission, steering committee, district circular economy cells and urban local body (ULB)-level committees, to oversee the implementation of the Jammu and Kashmir Circular Economy Policy, 2026. The decision was issued through Government Order No. 1700-JK(GAD) of 2026, dated October 30, []
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NCW chief Vijaya Rahatkar chairs public hearing in Dehradun
Digital Desk | Dehradun, Oct 30 (IANS) National Commission for Women Chairperson Vijaya K. Rahatkar chaired a public hearing organised in Dehradun during which 26 cases were heard, an official said on Friday. Cases related to the police department primarily included incidents of domestic violence, dowry harassment, sexual harassment, and betrayal in pre-marital relationships. Meanwhile, cases related to the district administration involved hearings on property disputes and rental disputes between house owners and tenants, the NCW said in a statement. In a message on X, the NCW wrote, Through this public hearing, the Commission reiterated its commitment to the effective and timely resolution of women's complaints and ensuring them justice. Earlier in the day, the NCW, in association with Graphic Era (Deemed to be University), Dehradun, announced plans to organise Yuva Samwaad Mock NCW Advisory Committee on the theme Representation of Women on OTT Platforms. The two-day event which started on Friday aims to engage young minds in meaningful dialogue on women's representation in digital entertainment, encouraging critical thinking, gender sensitivity, and youth participation in shaping a more inclusive media landscape, said a statement. The NCW has planned a series of activities and engagements across Dehradun and Rishikesh from October 30 to November 2, focusing on womens empowerment, youth participation, grievance redressal and institutional accountability, it said. Key engagements include the inauguration of a Mock Parliament at a university in the presence of Chief Minister of Uttarakhand Pushkar Singh Dhami; the She Is a Changemaker programme at Doon Medical College; and an interaction at the Indian Military Academy, it said. The visit will also feature the All-India Consultation on Strengthening Gender-Responsive Prison Administration for Women in Custody, chaired by Rahatkar, along with an inspection of District Jail, Dehradun, it said. Other engagements include a Jansunwai at Police Lines Auditorium, inspections of a One Stop Centre and a hospital by NCW Members Nivedita Subramanian and Archana Mishra, and an SHG Women Conclave at AIIMS Rishikesh, highlighting womens economic participation and collective leadership. Through these initiatives, NCW reaffirms its commitment to advancing womens rights, dignity, safety and empowerment, the NCW said in a statement.
Police Foil Major Criminal Plot in Sundaragada; AK-56 Rifle, Carbine, and Ammunition Seized
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Youths Role Crucial in Building a Developed India, Says Jharkhand Governor Santosh Gangwar
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Uttarakhand helicopter crash: Six on board as chopper goes down near Joshimath
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J&K Tourism delivers impactful presentation at B2B networking dinner of IITM Mumbai
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BJP will bring UCC in Uttar Pradesh if voted to power again: Amit Shah
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Uttarakhand: Chopper with 6 onboard crashes near Joshimath
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Three flags, one Ibrahima Diaw: meet the journeyman paddler
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Siraj's Arrival Adds Muscle to India A Attack Vs New Zealand A
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Samajwadi Party Accuses BJP Of Colluding With SDMs In Removing SP Voters Names
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India to take on Japan in Hero Asian Hockey Championship
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Tamil Nadu CM Vijay Announces 5-Yr Age Relaxation for Govt Jobs
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Farmers in Banaskantha Turn Potatoes into Gold, Says PM Modi in Jibe at Rahul Gandhi
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DHFL Fraud: Court Rejects Charge Alteration Plea
A Delhi court has rejected the CBI's plea to alter charges against former DHFL CMD Kapil Wadhawan, former director Dheeraj Wadhawan, and businessman Ajay Ramesh Nawandar in the Rs 34,000 crore bank fraud case. The court stated it cannot review its own order of framing charges except for clerical errors and found no evidence for certain IPC sections.
MLA Sajjad Shaheen Lays Foundation Stone of MangitJamando Road
Banihal, Oct 30: MLA BanihalGool, Sajjad Shaheen, today laid the foundation stone of the MangitJamando Road, marking the commencement of work on a long-pending demand of the local population. The road will provide connectivity to the picturesque tourist destination of Jamando and open new opportunities for tourism and local economic activities. Shaheen said that plans are also underway to develop a park at Jamando to further promote the area as an attractive tourist destination. He further informed that an internal circular road connecting Mangit and Mahoo has also been proposed at an estimated cost of 50 lakh, and work on the project is expected to start shortly. He added that work on improving road connectivity to Mangit and the Bajnari Road is also expected to commence soon. Several other road projects aimed at connecting remote habitations and potential tourist destinations have also been taken up and proposed. On the power front, Shaheen said that separate 11 kV feeders for Neel and Ukhral were successfully commissioned yesterday at the 33/11 kV Receiving Station, Ramsoo. He said the feeder segregation fulfils a long-pending demand of the local population and is expected to improve power distribution, reduce frequent interruptions and ensure better electricity supply in Neel, Ukhral, Ramsoo and adjoining areas. Highlighting the broader development agenda of the constituency, Shaheen said that over the last two years, several major initiatives have been undertaken across BanihalGool to address the long-standing developmental deficit and improve the quality of life of the people. He said that focused efforts are underway to strengthen healthcare infrastructure, upgrade school buildings and educational facilities, improve major road networks, extend road connectivity to unconnected habitations and construct bridges in areas where people continue to face difficulties due to the absence of proper connectivity. He further said that special attention is being given to sports infrastructure, while tourism is being promoted through the development of eco-parks, recreational parks and other tourism-related faciilities. Work on several such projects have already been started, while more projects are in the pipeline. Shaheen said that remote areas such as Mangit and Mahoo have remained among the priority areas of his development agenda. Efforts are being made to improve their road connectivity and basic infrastructure so that people living in these far-flung areas can also benefit from better facilities and development opportunities. He added that the power sector is also undergoing a major strengthening and improvement exercise, with feeder segregation, augmentation of receiving stations and other infrastructure upgrades being undertaken to improve the reliability of electricity supply across the constituency. Over the last two years, our consistent effort has been to bring a visible and meaningful change in the lives of people, reduce their day-to-day difficulties and ensure that people in every part of BanihalGool can lead a dignified life. A number of important projects have already been started, while several others are at different stages of planning and execution, Shaheen said. He added that a new phase of development, involving projects of significant and transformative nature, has begun in the BanihalGool constituency. He assured that the pace of implementation would be further accelerated in the coming months to ensure timely completion of ongoing works and early commencement of the projects still in the pipeline. Shaheen reiterated his commitment to taking development to every village and habitation, particularly those which have remained underserved for decades. He also expressed gratitude to Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and the concerned departments for their continued support and cooperation in advancing the development agenda of BanihalGool.
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Digital Desk | Kabul, Oct 30 (IANS) Five commuters were killed and 20 others injured, some of them critically, when a passenger bus collided head-on with an oil tanker in Afghanistan's northern Baghlan province on Friday, the official Bakhtar News Agency reported. The deadly accident occurred early Friday morning on the Salang Highway and was attributed to driver negligence, the media outlet reported, adding that all the injured were taken to nearby health centres for treatment, Xinhua News Agency reported. Bakhtar provided no further details, saying that an investigation into the incident was underway. On October 24, at least four people were killed and eight others injured when a passenger vehicle overturned in Afghanistan's remote northern province of Badakhshan, local media reported. The accident occurred as the car was heading from Kofab and Yaftal districts of the province, Ariana News quoted a local official as saying. Authorities did not disclose the cause of the crash. The injured were transferred to the provincial hospital for medical treatment. Badakhshan, a sparsely populated and mountainous province, is characterised by rugged terrain and limited road infrastructure factors that frequently contribute to traffic accidents in the region. On September 23, eight commuters were killed, and four others sustained injuries in a road accident in northern Afghanistan's Takhar province, a local police official reported. The fatal incident occurred in the Gazestan region, Kalafgan district, after a vehicle veered off the road and overturned, killing eight travellers on the spot and injuring four others, said Naqibullah Masroor, the provincial police spokesman. The injured were shifted to the provincial hospital of Takhar, said Masroor, adding that the cause of the incident remains under investigation. On September 22, one traveller was killed and nine others injured after a minibus plunged into a ravine in eastern Afghanistan's Laghman province, said Mohammad Yunus Yusufzai, a spokesperson for the provincial police. The deadly accident took place in Padpakh district, the official said, adding that police personnel rushed to the site of the accident and transferred the injured to a hospital in the provincial capital, Mehtarlam. The official did not provide further details but said that an investigation had been initiated into the accident.
Chopper With 6 On Board Crashes near Uttarakhand
Chamoli (Uttarakhand), Oct 30: A helicopter on the way from Badrinath to Dehradun carrying six people crashed near Joshimath on Friday afternoon, Uttarakhand disaster management officials said. Officials in Chamoli district said that teams have rushed to the spot to conduct rescue operations. One pilot and five passengers were on board. It is not [] The post Chopper With 6 On Board Crashes near Uttarakhands Joshimath appeared first on Northlines .
Bar Bodies Stopped Top Court From Reappointing Retired Judges: Chief Justice
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Sunil Reddy plays the antagonist in Raj Ayyappa, Delna Daviss Love Ink
Digital Desk | Chennai, Oct 30 (IANS) Actor Sunil Reddy, whose performance in the Suriya-starrer Vishwanath and Sons, is to play the antagonist in director Megaraj Doss's upcoming rom-com 'Love Ink', featuring actors Raj Ayyappa and Delna Davis in the lead. Sources said that Sunil Reddy had now joined the sets of the film even as it entered its final phase of production in Chennai. Sources further confirmed that Sunil Reddy's role would be a pivotal one in the film. For the unaware, the film is being produced by MR Pictures and presented by A. Mahendiran. Sources say the film is likely to hit screens in December this year. Centred on contemporary relationships, 'Love Ink' will be an entertaining take on modern romance while appealing to audiences across age groups, the sources point out. The film, apart from Raj Ayyappa, Delna Davis and Sunil Reddy, will also feature an ensemble cast comprising Aarthi, Ravi Maria, Mime Gopi, Pattimandram Raja, Rama, Subhashini, Vinoth Munna, KPY Vinoth and Mourish in prominent roles. Shooting for the film had begun in Chennai and subsequently moved to Cheyyar in Tiruvannamalai district. The team has now returned to Chennai for the final phase of filming. With shooting nearing completion, the subsequent stages of production are progressing at full pace as the makers prepare for the films planned December 2026 release. Speaking about the film, director Megaraj Doss had said, I believe Love Ink will definitely find a place on the love playlists of todays Gen Z audience. Everyone involved in this film has worked extremely hard, and I hope audiences will respond to our efforts with their love and support. I am confident that Love Ink will not only appeal to young people but also become a film that families can sit together, enjoy and celebrate. On the technical front, the film has music by Dharan Kumar and cinematography by I. Marutha Nayagam. Art direction for the film is by Ramu Thangaraj and editing is by Buvan.
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Thousands join INDIA Bloc rally in Agartala, demand removal of CEC Gyanesh Kumar
Digital Desk | Agartala, Oct 30 (IANS) Thousands of people, including a large number of women, took part in a massive protest rally organised by the INDIA Bloc parties here on Friday, demanding the removal of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar over allegations of electoral malpractices and alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Carrying thousands of Tricolours, singing patriotic songs and raising slogans, the protesters marched through the streets of the state capital, Agartala, demanding the removal of CEC Gyanesh Kumar over allegations of vote theft and various other electoral malpractices. The Tripura unit of the INDIA Bloc, comprising eight political parties -- the Congress, CPI(M), CPI, Revolutionary Socialist Party, All India Forward Bloc, CPI(ML), Gana Mancha and Tripura People's Party -- jointly organised the protest rally and vowed to continue their agitation until their demands were met. The protesters marched through different parts of the city, raising slogans and expressing their anger over what they described as serious irregularities in the electoral process. The rally witnessed a massive public turnout, with participants waving the national flag and calling for greater accountability and transparency in the country's electoral system. The protest rally was followed by a public meeting in the state capital, where the demonstrators reiterated their demand for the removal of Gyanesh Kumar and the suspension of the ongoing SIR of electoral rolls. Former Tripura Chief Minister and veteran CPI(M) leader, Manik Sarkar, Leader of the Opposition (LoP) Jitendra Chaudhury, former Minister Manik Dey, Tripura state Congress President Asish Kumar Saha, former Minister and Congress Working Committee member Sudip Roy Barman, along with several other senior leaders of the INDIA Bloc, led the protest rally and addressed the gathering. The four-point charter of demands includes the removal of Gyanesh Kumar from the post of Chief Election Commissioner, withdrawal of the ongoing SIR process, a review of provisions allegedly affecting the independence of the Election Commission, and opposition to the legal protections granted to the Chief Election Commissioner. CPI(M) Tripura state secretary and Jitendra Chaudhury alleged that the SIR exercise could lead to the exclusion of genuine voters from electoral rolls if adequate safeguards were not put in place. He also questioned the neutrality of the Election Commission and accused the BJP-led Central government of weakening the country's democratic institutions. Nearly 13.50 crore voters have already been removed from electoral rolls across the country through the SIR exercise, and there are apprehensions that over 2.50 lakh voters could be deleted from Tripura's electoral rolls during the upcoming SIR process, Chaudhury said. Tripura state Congress Committee President, Asish Kumar Saha, echoed similar concerns, alleging irregularities in voter registration, including duplicate entries and unusually large numbers of voters registered at certain addresses. He also raised questions over the transparency of electoral procedures and warned that such alleged irregularities could undermine public confidence in the country's electoral system. Congress leader Sudip Roy Barman appealed to political parties outside the INDIA Bloc, as well as other supporters of democracy, to join the campaign against the alleged electoral malpractices. He said the INDIA Bloc's agitation would continue to put pressure on the Election Commission and the authorities concerned to address their grievances regarding electoral roll revisions and ensure the integrity, transparency and fairness of the voting process. The INDIA Bloc leaders reiterated their resolve to continue the democratic movements until their demands were addressed and the concerns raised by the Opposition parties over the electoral process were adequately resolved.
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Cyclone Arnab: Thousands stranded as severe floods inundate Odisha's Ganjam, Gajapati
Digital Desk | Bhubaneswar, Oct 30 (IANS) The flood situation remains critical in Odisha, particularly Ganjam and Gajapati districts, in the wake of incessant rainfall induced by severe Cyclonic storm 'Arnab'. The exceptional downpour triggered massive flash flooding in several areas of South Odisha, disrupting road connectivity after roads and bridges were washed away. Several areas were cut off, leaving thousands of people stranded in the affected southern districts. Among the affected districts, Ganjam remains a major cause for concern, with rescue teams undertaking extensive operations to evacuate people stranded by the floods. Speaking to media persons, Odisha Revenue and Disaster Management Minister Suresh Pujari on Friday said an analysis of rainfall data of the last three days preceding Thursday revealed that Ganjam district received 118 per cent excess rainfall. Similarly, Gajapati recorded 103 per cent excess rainfall over the same two to three days, while Kandhamal received 123 per cent excess rainfall. Ganjam district broke all previous rainfall records this time, receiving an unprecedented amount of rainfall within such a short period. This resulted in extensive damage across the district, the minister said. As many as 386 villages under 22 blocks and 18 Urban local bodies have been affected in Ganjam. Around 43,000 people have been affected in Ganjam district, of whom 23,323 have been evacuated and accommodated in various relief centres. On Thursday, the Indian Coast Guard aircrew using the ALH Mk-III helicopter successfully winched six individuals -- including two women, two children, and one elderly person -- stranded at a heavily inundated Public Health Centre (PHC) in Jagmohan in Ganjam district to safety. Meanwhile, Fire Services personnel have so far rescued 303 people stranded in Berhampur, 359 in Chhatrapur in Ganjam district, 31 in Gajapati district and 91 in Kandhamal district. The Indian Navy, utilising four of its helicopters, started carrying food packets and air-dropping relief materials at 21 locations in the flood-affected Ganjam district on Friday. The Fire Services and Odisha Disaster Rapid Action Force (ODRAF) teams have also been deployed to deliver food supplies to affected people. The strong water currents that prevented rescue teams from reaching several areas earlier have now subsided, allowing them to access all flood-hit villages, including those that remain marooned. At present, 352 relief centres are operational in Ganjam district and 340 in Gajapati district. As many as 23,300 people are currently staying in the 352 relief centres in Ganjam, while 21,782 people have taken shelter in the 340 relief centres in Gajapati. Revenue Minister Pujari said that the number of people still marooned in flood-affected areas is higher than those accommodated in relief centres. He also expected the situation to improve soon, as there had been no rainfall in the past 24 hours. Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi did an aerial survey of the flood-affected areas in Ganjam and other districts. The central team is also likely to visit the affected areas soon to assess the damage caused by the cyclone and incessant rainfall in Odisha.
PIL in Madras HC seeks probe into Cockroach Janata Party leader Saurav Das's background
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Helicopter With Six On Board Crashes Near Joshimath After Taking Off From Badrinath
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Landslide Wipes Out Family of Three in Kandhamala Village; CM Majhi Announces 4L Aid
In a heart-wrenching incident triggered by relentless rain from Cyclonic Storm Arnab, a devastating landslide swept through Dangesi village under Raikia block in Kandhamala district, wiping out an entire family overnight. The victims have been identified as Achyuta Pradhan, his wife Anisha Pradhan, and their nine-month-old infant son. According to reports, a massive chunk of [] The post Landslide Wipes Out Family of Three in Kandhamala Village; CM Majhi Announces 4L Aid appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
