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‘What Necessitated the Re-Registration of Vehicles’- High Court Asks Kashmir RTO to File Affidavit by Tomorrow

‘What Necessitated the Re-Registration of Vehicles’- High Court Asks Kashmir RTO to File Affidavit by Tomorrow

REGIONAL
Jammu Kashmir High Court on Wednesday asked Regional Transport Officer Kashmir to file an affidavit before it by tomorrow, indicating therein as to what necessitated the issuance of the March 27 circular, mandating the vehicle owners who have purchased their vehicles bearing outside registration number to apply for a new registration within a fortnight. A division bench of Justices Ali Mohammad Magrey and Vinod Chatterji Koul also made it clear that pendency of the petitions would not be an impediment for traffic for the Transport Authorities to screen the vehicles with non-local registration mark for checking their veracity vis-a-vis the documents and the bonafide entry into the territorial limits Jammu and Kashmir. However, the court said that such exercise shall be undertaken by the ...
Protests Erupt in Kokernag After Body of Missing man Found, One House Torched

Protests Erupt in Kokernag After Body of Missing man Found, One House Torched

ISLAMABAD
Waris Shah Protests Erupted at Frehmoo Area of Kokernag in South Kashmir Anantnag district on Wednesday after the dead body of a missing man was found by locals inside a Water Trunch at Frehmoo Kokernag. Protestors stopped Traffic and blocked the road for hours and later torched the house of one local namely Mohammed Yaqub Bhat, a resident of Frehmoo Gadol Kokernag.buy kamagra online https://pavg.net/wp-content/themes/twentynineteen/fonts/new/kamagra.html no prescription Official sources told The Kashmiryat the 36 -year-old Man identified as Gulzar Ah Naik Son of Gh Nabi Naik, a resident of Ahlan Gadol Kokernag, who was missing since 16 April. A police team was deputed to the spot to retrieve the body, the official said adding that a case in this regard has been registered and...
NC Leader and Plebiscite Front Stalwart, Abdul Gani Veeri remembered on his Anniversary

NC Leader and Plebiscite Front Stalwart, Abdul Gani Veeri remembered on his Anniversary

ISLAMABAD
The Sixth Anniversary of late National Conference and Plebiscite Front stalwart, Abdul Gani Shah father of National conference south In-charge, Dr. Bashir Veeri was held in Bijbehara. As per a press release issued to The Kashmiriyat scores of people from nearby areas paid glorious tributes to the late NC Leader during a Fateh Khwani ceremony held at the graveyard where Abdul Gani Shah (Veeri ) is laid to rest, at Veeri area of Bijbehara in South Kashmir’s Islamabad (Anantnag) district. Veeri during his lifetime was jailed several times for his active role in Kashmir’s Plebiscite Movement. The late NC leader was jailed along with Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah in the early 1950s. Later he was released from jail in late 1950 after which he joined the plebiscite front. Veeri could not visi...
‘Each Group to Remain Open for 3 Days Only’- Admin Issues Time Table for Shops in Jammu Kashmir

‘Each Group to Remain Open for 3 Days Only’- Admin Issues Time Table for Shops in Jammu Kashmir

BUSINESS
The Jammu Kashmir administration on Wednesday issued a time table dividing the markets into two groups and detailing that shops in each group will be open only for three days. According to the table accessed by The Kashmiriyat the admin has said that on Monday, Wednesday and Friday Cloth and Readymade Garment Shops, Boutiques, Tailor shops, Hair Saloons, Cosmetic Shops, Beauty Parlours, Gyms and Spas, Jewellery shops and showrooms, Hardware, Cement & Building material Stores, Sanitary goods stores, Glass Houses, Shuttering materials, Gift Shops, Florists and shops dealing with Pooja related items, Mobile shops, Electrical Appliances Shops, and Watch & Electric Repairs Shops will be open. On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Shops including Groceries, Departmental Stores, Confec...
BSF Wants FIR to be Registered Against Pakistani ‘Spy Pigeon’

BSF Wants FIR to be Registered Against Pakistani ‘Spy Pigeon’

REGIONAL
The BSF has sought registration of an FIR against an intruder from Pakistan that happens to be a pigeon, The Punjab Police are seeking legal opinion on this. The pigeon perched itself on the shoulder of a Border Security Force jawan at the Rorawala post here last Saturday, apparently after flying across the border, an official said. A small piece of paper with a “contact number” was wrapped around its leg, the official said. The BSF personnel handed over the bird to the police with a demand in writing for taking legal action. Senior Superintendent of Police Dhruv Dahiya said the BSF demanded registration of an FIR against the pigeon. “As the pigeon is a bird, I don’t think an FIR can be registered against it. But we have referred the matter to our legal experts for their opinion,”...
South Korean Students Get Head Shave to Protest Japan’s Move of Releasing of Treated Water into Sea

South Korean Students Get Head Shave to Protest Japan’s Move of Releasing of Treated Water into Sea

INTERNATIONAL
Around 30 South Korean college students shaved their heads in protest after the news came in that the Japanese government has declared that it will release more than one million tonnes of treated water from the Fukushima nuclear plant into the sea. The protest was staged in front of the Japanese embassy in Seoul. The protest took place despite the ban on public gatherings of more than ten people. Although the police intervened and dispersed the crowds from time to time, it did not disrupt the protest. The protesters were covered in protective gear. The protestors demanded that the Japanese government calls off the plan. One of the placards read, "The Japanese government should immediately cancel the plan to release the contaminated water." Seoul has vigorously reprimanded the Japa...
Update: 22 Covid Patients Die After Oxygen Leakage in Nashik

Update: 22 Covid Patients Die After Oxygen Leakage in Nashik

INDIA
At least 22 Covid-19 patients lost their lives after leakage was reported from an oxygen tanker at a Nashik hospital. The incident took place at Dr. Zakir Hussain Hospital on Wednesday afternoon. Earlier this afternoon, a leakage was reported from an oxygen tanker while refilling, prompting the hospital and local administration officials to take measures to contain the leak. Although the leakage was fixed with the help of the fire department, the condition of patients on oxygen support in the meantime deteriorated and lost the battle against the virus. Maharashtra Health Minister Rajesh Tope said that leakage must have affected the supply of oxygen inside the hospital, adding that accountability will be fixed.
Mufti Nasir ul Islam Asks Kashmiris to Pay Sadqa e Fitr before 15th Ramadhan

Mufti Nasir ul Islam Asks Kashmiris to Pay Sadqa e Fitr before 15th Ramadhan

REGIONAL
The Jammu Kashmir’s Grand Mufti Nasir ul-Islam Wednesday fixed Rs 62 as Sadqay-e-Fitr (mandatory charity) per person in the month of Ramadhan and urged people to pay the same till 15th of Ramadhan so that the money reaches needy and destitute amid Covid challenge. The Grand Mufti appealed to people given the rising cases of Covid-19, poor, destitute and needy aren’t able to move to seek donations. “So, I urge people of Kashmir to pay Sadqay-e-Fitr by 15th of Ramadhan so that the money reaches the needy and destitute well on time. I have fixed Rs 62 as Fitr amount but people must pay Rs 65 and more if possible,” he said, adding that a lot of poor Kashmiris shouldn’t feel dejected on Eid eve and they should be able to celebrate Eid with their children which is only possible when Fitr m...
Teenager dies by Suicide in Central Kashmir’s Budgam District

Teenager dies by Suicide in Central Kashmir’s Budgam District

REGIONAL
An eighteen-year-old boy ended his life by allegedly consuming  some poisonous substance at his home in Shogpora village of central Kashmir’s Budgam district on intervening night of 20th April and 21st April. The youth identified as Danish Ahmad Kumar son of Farooq Ahmad Kumar resident of Shogpora village consumed some poisonous substance at his home. He was immediately rushed to nearby hospital, where doctors declared him dead on arrival, the official said. Meanwhile, police have taken cognizance of the incident and have registered a case under various sections of law and taken up further investigations in this regard, the official added.
Three Workers of ONGC Abducted by Militants in Assam

Three Workers of ONGC Abducted by Militants in Assam

INDIA
Three workers of the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) have been allegedly kidnapped by a suspected Militant group from the Lakuwa tea estate under in Assam, the quint reported. Those abducted have been identified as Retul Saikia, Alakesh Saikia and Mohini Mohan Gogoi. As per the report, the development came days after banned Militant outfit ULFA released two employees of the Oil and Gas Infrastructure Limited. They had been kidnapped from Arunachal Pradesh on 21 December. “According to preliminary investigation, a group of five armed militants were involved in the abduction,” Sivasagar SP Amitava Sinha said.