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A 21-year-old Kashmiri student of Jessore Ad-din Sakina Medical College Hospital in Bangladesh was found hanging in the washroom of a dormitory in the medical college on Wednesday. The deceased was identified as Sheema Zehra, daughter of Ghulam Sarwar of Central Kashmir's Budgam district. Ad-din Sakina Medical College Hospital Principal Kamal Uddin said that being informed by a cleaner of the dormitory, college authorities broke open the door of the washroom and found Sheema hanging against the ceiling. Sheema was rushed to the Jashore General Hospital, where the doctors declared her dead.buy viagra generic mexicanpharmacyonlinerx.net over the counter The reason behind the death could not be known immediately.

The administration of Ladakh has removed Urdu as a test language for various posts in the Revenue department. According to the notification issued by Principal Secretary Dr. Pawan Kotwal, instead of ‘Knowledge of Urdu’, ‘Bachelor’s degree from any recognized university has been made mandatory. Urdu has been the language of land and revenue records. Courts (lower courts) and FIRs are also written in Urdu. Urdu is the medium of instruction taught in government schools, especially in Muslim-majority areas of Kashmir, Kargil, and Jammu. It is noteworthy that BJP MP from Ladakh Jamyang Tsering Namgyal had written to Home Minister Amit Shah last year demanding changes in revenue rules (removal of Urdu) for reinstatement in posts like Patwari and Naib Tehsildar. He said that this is t...

Amid a huge spike of Covid cases in Jammu Kashmir, The law school of Kashmir University has postponed all exams for undergraduate and postgraduate law courses scheduled till the first day of February. As per an official notice issued of the Law school accessed by The Kashmiriyat, the law college has said that all the end semester examinations including General Viva Voce and Moot Court of LLB, BALLB and LLM students of the School of Law and affiliated law colleges are suspended till further notification in this regard. "The students will be updated about the future conduct of rest of the examinations on 1. February 2022 on Departmental Website," the notice read. Students are further informed that only those notifications regarding examinations must be considered as authentic which ...

Sheikh Nadeem The Jammu Kashmir Service Selection Board (JKSSB) aspirants, whose CBT exams are scheduled from January 20, have appealed to the Chairman JKSSB to postpone the examination in view of the rising cases of Covid-19 and inclement weather. "Our examination starts from January 20 and with the current Covid-19 situation and the bad weather, there will always be a threat of us missing the exam," an aspirant told The Kashmiriyat, appealing the Chairman JKSSB to delay the scheduled CBT examination. "We do not want to miss this chance," he said. It is pertinent to mention that IGNOU has postponed all scheduled examinations in view of the spike in Covid-19 cases.

The Kashmir University has postponed all the exams scheduled on 06 and 7th of February, officials said Wednesday. In an official notification, the Kashmir University said, "It is notified for the information of all the concerned that due to inclement weather conditions, all UG/PG/Professional/B.Ed (External POT) exams of Kashmir University scheduled on 6,7 January hereby postponed." Fresh dates for postponed papers will be notified separately, Prof Irshad Ahmad Nawchoo, Controller of Examinations said in a statement.

Authorities on Sunday ordered closure of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University, Kakryal (Katra) campus till further orders after 13 students tested positive for COVID-19.buy amitriptyline online https://gilbertroaddental.com/wp-content/themes/twentysixteen/inc/new/amitriptyline.html no prescription The campus was allowed to resume offline classes from 03 September 2021 by Shri Mata Vaishnu Devi University Kakryal (Katra) to conduct offline classes by adhering to the Covid protocols. However, Chief Medical Officer Reasi intimated that during the Covid Tests conducted in Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University, Kakryal (Katra) Campus on 31st December 2021 and 1 January, a total 13 students have been tested positive for the virus. “It has been found expedient to close Shri Mata Vaishno Devi U...

Government of Jammu and Kashmir is mulling to show the door to ‘non-performing’ teaching and non-teaching staff in coming days, sources privy to the development in Education Department said. Sources informed news agency Kashmir News Trust that after getting orders from the top especially from Principal Secretary to Government School Education Department Jammu & Kashmir Biswajit Kumar Singh, Director Education Kashmir Tasaduq Hussain Mir has asked Chief Education Officers, Zonal Education Officers and Head of Institutions to prepare a list of teaching and non-teaching employees who are non-performers or ‘deadwood’. Sources added that this list will be furnished within 15 days and be sent to General Administration Department for action. An official from Education Department on c...

The administration Thursday announced winter vacation for degree colleges in Jammu Kashmir. As per an official order issued by the Principal Secretary Higher Education Department, Rohit Kansal, "all government degree colleges in Kashmir division and those falling under winter zone Jammu shall observe the winter vacation with effect from December 27 till February 14, 2022."