Police on Thursday reunited with his family a 24-year-old youth who had gone missing mysteriously from his home in Sochuldari of Villgam in north Kashmir's Handwara in December 2010. SHO Villgam Iftikhar Ahmad, briefing media persons while handing over the youth to family, said that the youth—Mohammad Ashraf Chauhan (24) son of Fazal Din Chauhan – had gone missing in December 2010. The person being resident of a catchment area with dense forests around, the family thought that he had killed by some wild beast. However it was only three months before that police got traces that the youth is alive, the officer said. “On utilizing all possible human resources with collective efforts from SSP and SP concerned, we were able to retrieve him from Srinagar.” Asked as what circumstan...

The Allahabad High Court has issued notices to Uttar Pradesh State Election Commission (UPSEC), seeking an explanation on why it failed to check non-compliance of Covid guidelines during multiple phases of panchayat elections.canadian online pharmacy buynoprescriptionrxxonline.net/canadian-online-pharmacy.html over the counter Taking cognizance of the reported deaths of 135 teachers, Shiksha Mitras and investigators assigned panchayat election duty, Allahabad High Court, on Tuesday, issued the notices. The court further asked why action should not be taken against the state poll panel and its officials and why those responsible for Covid violations should not be prosecuted. Hearing a PIL on Covid care, a division bench comprising Justice Siddhartha Varma and Justice Ajit Kumar fu...

Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Kashmir Zone, Vijay Kumar on Thursday said that all the police units have been directed to facilitate the hassle-free movement of doctors, health care workers and journalists during the lockdown period in Kashmir. According to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), the IGP has asked the media men associated with both print and electronic to carry identity proofs with them. Pertinently, the government has announced lockdown in several J&K districts from Thursday evening to Monday morning. The decision has been taken in wake of the spike in the COVID-19 cases. “During the #LockdownPeriod, all the #Police Units have been directed to "facilitate hassle-free "Movement of Doctors, Health Workers and Essential Services. For any assistance #Dial...

At least eighteen animals and thirty poultry birds were charred to death in a massive blaze that broke out in a cattle shed in Dabbi village of Balakote falling under the Mendhar subdivision of the Poonch district. Officials said that a cattle shed of Mohammad Anwar, son of Munshi Khan of Dabbi Balakote Poonch caught fire and got completely damaged. They said that sixteen goats, thirty poultry birds, one cow and one oxen were charred to death in the incident.buy abilify online buy abilify no prescription One oxen, one mule and one bull have received injuries in the incident and a team of Veterinary department has rushed to the spot, the officials further said—(KNO)

India registered 379,257 fresh Covid-19 cases and 3,645 fatalities, the highest single-day spike in cases and deaths in 24 hours since the pandemic hit, according to the data updated by the Union Health Ministry on Thursday morning. It was the second consecutive day when India recorded more than 3.5 lakh cases. The fresh addition took the COVID tally to 1,83,76,524, while the death toll rose to 2,04,832. The country has 30,84,814 active cases. On the vaccination front, total 15,00,20,648 people have been vaccinated across the country till now. The previous highest single-day spike in cases and deaths was reported on Wednesday when the country saw 3,60,960 cases and 3,293 deaths.