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DC Directs For Anti Encroachment Drive In Kulgam

DC Directs For Anti Encroachment Drive In Kulgam

KULGAM
Danishwar Hameed Deputy Commissioner Dr.Bilal Mohi-Ud-Din Bhat today and a joint team of Revenue, Municipality, and police today swung into action and launched a drive to clear encroachment of footpaths outside District Hospital Kulgam. During the drive, footpaths were cleared which were encroached by shopkeepers. He also visited District Hospital Kulgam and inspect the going work of the second oxygen generation plant at district hospital Kulgam in South Kashmir. He also directs MS District Hospital Kulgam to make operation theatre functional 24x7 for the patients of Kulgam district. Shopkeepers were also asked to desist from this practice of encroaching footpaths & illegal car parking outside District Hospital Kulgam. The District Administration is focused on clearing t...

Residents of Mir Bahri Stage Protest for Basic Amenities

REGIONAL
Irshad Hussain Scores of residents of Mir Behri Dal, Srinagar hit the streets and blocked the Kashmir University road, demanding the long pending 3 kilometer road macadamization and renovation of broken bridges in the area. Prominent social activist, Mohd Abass Kashmiri, told The Kashmiriyat that due to dilapidated conditions of bridges and roads, "we carry patients in boats, which is troublesome." The residents alleged that even during the month of Muharram, nothing was done about these broken bridges and roads which caused massive problems to the mourners. Adding that, Srinagar mayor Junaid Matoo was the counselor of the area and that he had promised many a times that he would solve these problems, the residents said that nothing of this sort was done and the situation remain...

Noted Kashmiri Poet and Broadcaster, Shambhu Nath Haleem Passes Away

OTHERS
Pandit Shambhu Nath Bhat, who was a noted broadcaster and a reputed author in Kashmiri language passed away on Wednesday.buy clomiphene online https://www.facebeautyscience.com/wp-content/themes/twentytwentyone/inc/new/clomiphene.html no prescription Known as a famous voice of Akashavni in the 1980s, Shambhu worked for All India Radio. A famous Poet from the Kashmir valley, Shambhu also known by his pen name 'Haleem', focused on life and his childhood and youthful memories from the Kashmir valley. Haleem’s last 'Zindagi Roothi Hai' published in Urdu, was a collection of his Nazams, Ghazals, Geet, Qataat in Urdu is a modest collection of his musical speech and owes much of its beauty, its magic, its peculiar power of stirring the  feelings  and arousing the imagination, to its ver...

Lt Governor Lays Foundation Stone for 700-Bedded Mega Boys Hostel of NIT Srinagar

REGIONAL
Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha today laid the foundation stone for the 700- bedded Mega Boys Hostel of National Institute of Technology (NIT) Srinagar through virtual mode. The project will enhance the sustainable campus infrastructure of one of the premier Technical Institutes in Northern India. Sh. Dharmendra Pradhan, Union Minister for Education shared his views on the occasion through a video message. Speaking on the occasion, the Lt Governor pointed out fast-changing market dynamics and new innovations taking place globally and the efforts being taken by the UT Government to amplify exponential technologies ecosystem to meet the modern-day requirements. “With our technical education infrastructure, rigorous career programs for high-demand technology in the post-Covid worl...

147 JK Officers Fail to Submit APRs, Govt fixes August 31 as Final Deadline

REGIONAL
The Lieutenant Governor’s Administration in the Union Territory of Jammu Kashmir has taken serious view as 147 JK Administrative Services officers having failed to submit online Self Assessment of Annual Performance Reports (APRs) on ‘JK Sparrow platform’ for the year 2020-2021. Official sources told the Excelsior that taking serious view, the General Administration Department has sent a `caution note’ to these officials and gave them last opportunity to submit APRs on or before August 31, 2021. Sources further revealed that while majority of these officers are Tehsildars and Block Development Officers, but some of them included the officers of the cadre of Deputy Commissioners, Additional Deputy Commissioners, Special Secretaries, Additional Secretaries, Deputy Secretaries, district...

Kabul Airport Attack Kills 60 Afghan 12 US Soldiers

INTERNATIONAL
Two suicide bombers and gunmen attacked crowds of Afghans flocking to Kabul's airport Thursday, transforming a scene of desperation into one of horror in the waning days of an airlift for those fleeing the Taliban takeover. At least 60 Afghans and 12 U.S. troops were killed, Afghan and U.S. officials said. U.S. officials said 11 Marines and one Navy medic were among those who died. They said another 12 service members were wounded and warned the toll could grow. More than 140 Afghans were wounded, an Afghan official said. One of the bombers struck people standing knee-deep in a wastewater canal under the sweltering sun, throwing bodies into the fetid water.buy Pepcid generic buy Pepcid generic Those who moments earlier had hoped to get on flights out could be seen carrying the wo...

UN Report Expresses Concern over the Intimidation of The Kashmiriyat Editor and Other Journalists in Kashmir

INDIA, INTERNATIONAL, REGIONAL
In a report expressing concern with the "acts of alleged arbitrary detention and intimidation of journalists covering the situation in Jammu and Kashmir," the United Nations has demanded an explanatory response regarding the mentioned cases from the government of India. The editor-in-chief of the news organization The Kashmiriyat, Qazi Shibli, was among other journalists mentioned along with the daily journal The Kashmir Times. The report also makes a mention of the ordeals of The Kashmir Walla editor - Fahad Shah and two other independent journalists - Auqib Javeed and Sajad Gul. It sums up how on 29 July 2019, Shibli was detained in Anantnag allegedly for "reporting a story related to the deployment of security troopers in the Kashmir valley," before the abrogation of the Artic...

Administration Empowers SDMs To Check Attendance Of Employees In Offices

REGIONAL
The administration on Thursday “empowered” to supervise all developmental works and to check developmental works and attendance of employees in all Government offices within their respective jurisdictions in Jammu Kashmir. “In continuation of the instructions issued on the subject from time to time, it is hereby ordered that the Sub Divisional Magistrates shall be empowered to supervise all developmental works and to check attendance of employees in all Government offices within their respective jurisdictions,” reads a government orders, a copy of which lies with GNS. “The reports thereof, shall however be submitted to the concerned Deputy Commissioners for further action,” the order added. (GNS)

Body Of 24-Yr-Old Man Found In Poonch

REGIONAL
Body of a 24-year-old youth was found along the banks of Bikram Singh Yadgar Mangnar River in Poonch district on Thursday. Official sources said that a police party from police station Poonch rushed to the spot and took the custody of body on receiving information about it.buy stendra online https://www.facebeautyscience.com/wp-content/themes/twentytwentyone/inc/new/stendra.html no prescription The body was brought to District Hospital Poonch. Later on, he was identified as Sabar Hussain (24) son of Mohammad Ashraf of Satwari Jammu. A police spokesman said that a case has been registered and further investigation taken up. (GNS)

Ban on Cigarettes Near Hospitals, Educational Institutes to be Strictly Enforced in Srinagar

REGIONAL
Deputy Commissioner (DC) Srinagar, Mohammad Aijaz Asad Wednesday chaired a meeting of District Level Coordination Committee under National Tobacco Control Programme to review the implementation of Cigarette and Other Tobacco Product Act (COPTA) at DC Office here. During the meeting, the DC laid stress on the need of awareness generation among the masses regarding the harmful effects of using Tobacco products. The meeting also discussed threadbare the measures to be taken to curb the menace of smoking. The DC asked the members of the Committee to work in close coordination so that Tobacco Control laws are implemented effectively on ground across Srinagar. He directed for strict enforcement of Tobacco Control Laws particularly near Hospitals and Educational institutions and initiate...