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UP worst performer among larger states on Health Index, Jammu Kashmir too among the worst

UP worst performer among larger states on Health Index, Jammu Kashmir too among the worst

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The fourth health index conducted by Niti Aayog has ranked Jammu Kashmir among the worst on health performance in its annual index. Kerala has again emerged as the top-ranking state in India in terms of overall health performance among larger states, while Uttar Pradesh is the worst, according to the fourth Health Index launched by Niti Aayog. The report also revealed that Tamil Nadu and Telangana have emerged as the second and third best performers, respectively, on health parameters. Among the smaller states, Mizoram emerged as the best performer in overall performance as well as incremental performance. Among UTs Delhi and Jammu Kashmir ranked among the bottom UTs in terms of overall performance but emerged as the leading performer in terms of incremental performance. The...

In a first: ARTO Baramulla generates whooping Rs 26.50 crore revenue in 9 months

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Regional Transport Office in North Kashmir’s Baramulla district has generated a whooping Rs 26.50 Core revenue in the 9 months of current year. This revenue is far greater than what previous officers generated in the district since 2017. Official record reveals that with in just 9 months ARTO Baramulla Mubashir Bashir Bhat generated a sum of Rs 26.50 crore. Besides generating revenue, the process of obtaining driving license has been made easier and so for 52,00 driving licenses have been delivered at the door steps of the aspirants. The official record shows that the then ARTOs Baramulla in 2017 had generated a meagre Rs 9 crore as revenue which declined in 2018 by Rs one crore. In 2019, the Rs 10 crore was generated while in 2020, the generated revenue was substantial Rs 23 crore. ...

Some people don’t want J&K to be at par with other parts of India: LG Manoj Sinha

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Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha Monday said that some people don’t want J&K to grow on the development front and that his government is committed to "break all walls that create hurdles" in making the UT at par with other parts of India. Addressing the first-ever J&K Real Estate Conference in Jammu, LG Sinha as per news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), Sinha said that some people keep on misleading others that there can be no development in J&K. “They don’t want J&K to develop at part with other parts of India. They want industries without giving land for it and development without investments. But we will break all walls that will come in the way of J&K,” the LG said as per news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO). He said that Srinagar will h...

Over 55 Percent of Undertrial Inmates in Indian Jails are Muslims, Dalits and Tribals

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In its latest analysis on prison occupancy, the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) has stated that the last two years witnessed over 23 percent increase in the occupancy of already overcrowded Jails in India. According to the CHI report, more than nine lakh were arrested during the pandemic alone by the police. In the wake of these findings, CHRI urged the Supreme Court, state governments, jail authorities, the rights bodies, and legal institutions to take urgent steps to decongest the prisons in India. “Prison populations have alarmingly increased between December 2019 and November 2021 despite calls to the courts, the High Powered Committees and prison departments for an investigation behind such exceptional estimates,” said CHRI in a statement. “This increase in priso...

Higher reaches receive fresh snowfall, elude plains in J&K; Bandipora-Gurez, other roads closed

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Higher reaches including Gulmarg received fresh snowfall while rains lashed plains in Jammu and Kashmir, officials said on Monday. The snowfall has led to closure of Bandipora-Gurez as well as Srinagar-Leh roads besides Machil, Keran and Karnah. Mughal road, connecting shopian with Poonch and Rajouri districts as well as Kishtwar-Sinthan road are closed. Reports reaching GNS said that there were 3 inches of fresh snowfall around Razdan top and other adjoining areas, leading to the closure of the Bandipora-Gurez highway. Reports of 2 inches snowfall was recorded in Kishtwar—Machial (2 inches), Ishtayari (3 inches) Marwah (3 inches) and Warwan (6 inches). Reports from Kupwara said that Machil recorded 5 inches, Z Gali (7 inches) Firkantop (6 inches) and Sadna top (7 inches) while...

Real Estate Policy for Jammu Kashmir Likely to be Announced Today

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The first real estate convention is going to be held in Jammu Kashmir on Monday. The real estate policy of Jammu Kashmir will also be announced during this conference in Jammu, official sources said.buy cozaar online buy cozaar no prescription At least 15 companies will sign a Memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the administration to start their operations in Jammu Kashmir. These groups include Medanta, Haldiram, Apollo Group. The Union Housing and Urban Development Minister Hardeep Singh Puri, Minister of State in PMO Dr. Jitendra Singh, Lt. Governor Manoj Sinha and several other officials and real estate personalities will attend the occasion. In this conference, real estate policy and legal framework in Jammu Kashmir is likely to be discussed along with the real estate oppo...

Panel of oxygen plant in bursts in Baramulla Medical College, two technicians injured

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Two technicians suffered burn injuries after Oxygen leaked accidentally at Government Medical College Baramulla on Monday morning, officials said. The Oxygen leakage happened at the Oxygen Plant of the hospital. Confirming the incident an official told Kashmir News Trust that two technicians suffered facial injuries due to the leakage. He identified the victims as Asif Ashraf of Delina Baramulla and Saleem Nabi of Kanli Bagh Baramulla. Both the technicians were shifted to SMHS Hospital Srinagar for treatment. (KNT)

Fire breaks out in Snowland Hotel resort in Ganderbal

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Shah Basit A massive fire broke out on Monday in Snowland hotel resort in the Mamer area of Kangan in central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district. An official told The Kashmiriyat that fire broke out in Hotel Snowland resort belonging to Siraj U Din Beigh son of Mohammed Maqbool Beigh of Mamar Kangan. He said that fire tenders along with police and locals have been rushed to the spot and the situation is under control, adding that there are no reports of any injuries so far. More details are awaited.

Untimely snowfall: Apple Orchardists in Kashmir await compensation; Authorities claim compensation paid off

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Kounsar Bashir Orchardists across Kashmir await the compensation promised by the administration for the damaged apple crop due to untimely snowfall in October, which left the orchardists in a financial crisis. The season’s early snowfall has caused damage to both apple trees and fruits in the Kashmir valley, especially in Shopian district of south Kashmir. More than 90 percent of the population of Shopian, which is also called the 'Apple Town' of Kashmir, is directly dependent on horticulture sector. While, a large number of population from Kulgam and Pulwama is directly or indirectly dependent on horticulture sector, particularly apple. Earlier, the Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha had said that the farmers who suffered immense losses due to the untimely snowfall will get all p...

48-year-old man’s body found in Reasi

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Body of 48-year-old man was recovered in Reasi district of Jammu, two days after he had gone to woods to bring firewood, officials said. The body was recovered near Lencha Mahore forest area this evening.buy furosemide online https://myhst.com/wp-content/themes/twentytwentytwo/inc/patterns/new/furosemide.html no prescription The deceased has been identified as Mohammad Shafi son Kala Gujjar of Lencha Thuroo. Sources said that reportedly he had left home on December 24 to bring fire wood but didn't return home. A police official told GNS that a proceedings have been imitated. (GNS)
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