Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Thursday said that Jammu Kashmir holds the potential for a dynamic and flourishing future, growing into a vibrant center of culture and advancing into a prosperous Union Territory through steady progress. “Achieving this vision ultimately depends on the younger generation. I sincerely hope that our youth will draw strength from the wisdom passed down by our ancestors and work with determination to elevate Jammu Kashmir to a place among the country’s developed regions,” the Lieutenant Governor said. The Lieutenant Governor was speaking at the Navreh celebrations, organised by Kashmiri Pandit Sabha, Amphalla, Jammu. He invoked…
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NEW DELHI: (Mar 18) The Enforcement Directorate (ED) said on Wednesday it has filed a fresh chargesheet against more than a dozen retired and serving Jharkhand government engineers and officials in a money-laundering case linked to alleged irregularities in the state’s rural development department. The agency arrested former rural development minister of the state Alamgir Alam and his personal secretary, Sanjeev Kumar Lal, as part of its investigation in 2024. They are currently lodged in jail. The fifth supplementary chargesheet in the case was filed on Tuesday before a special Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) court in Jharkhand’s capital…
Jammu, Mar 17 (KNS) ; Sounding a stern warning against anti-peace elements, Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Tuesday asserted that any individual or group threatening the peace and safety of civilians in the Union Territory will “pay a very heavy price,” as he hailed the role of the police force in ushering in an era of stability. Addressing the Passing Out Parade of 430 constables at the Police Subsidiary Training Centre (STC) in Talwara, Reasi, the LG said the security forces are working on a multi-pronged strategy to eliminate terrorism. “With all resources and resolve, J&K Police…
Jammu, Mar 17 (KNS) ; Sounding a stern warning against anti-peace elements, Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Tuesday asserted that any individual or group threatening the peace and safety of civilians in the Union Territory will “pay a very heavy price,” as he hailed the role of the police force in ushering in an era of stability. Addressing the Passing Out Parade of 430 constables at the Police Subsidiary Training Centre (STC) in Talwara, Reasi, the LG said the security forces are working on a multi-pronged strategy to eliminate terrorism. “With all resources and resolve, J&K Police…
Srinagar, Mar 18 (KNS): Intermittent rain in the plains and fresh snowfall in the higher reaches brought back a winter chill across Kashmir on Wednesday, officials said. A Meteorological Department official said a fresh western disturbance is active over the region, leading to widespread cloud cover and precipitation. The higher reaches, including Gulmarg and Sonamarg, received fresh snowfall, while the plains, including Srinagar, witnessed intermittent drizzle. “The current weather pattern is due to a western disturbance. Generally cloudy conditions with light rain at most places and isolated heavy falls are likely over the next 24 hours,” the official said.Click Here…
NEW DELHI: (Mar 18) The Enforcement Directorate (ED) said on Wednesday it has filed a fresh chargesheet against more than a dozen retired and serving Jharkhand government engineers and officials in a money-laundering case linked to alleged irregularities in the state’s rural development department. The agency arrested former rural development minister of the state Alamgir Alam and his personal secretary, Sanjeev Kumar Lal, as part of its investigation in 2024. They are currently lodged in jail. The fifth supplementary chargesheet in the case was filed on Tuesday before a special Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) court in Jharkhand’s capital…
Internal differences within Jammu and Kashmir’s ruling Jammu and Kashmir National Conference (JKNC) have come into sharp focus, with senior leaders publicly criticising each other over the reservation policy and local governance issues. Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Choudhary on Thursday dismissed concerns raised by party MLA Dr Bashir Ahmad Veeri over the reservation policy, calling his actions “drama”. “If he were so concerned about people, he should go and ask the LG, as the sub-committee has already submitted its report. He cannot mislead people by doing drama,” Choudhary told reporters outside the Assembly complex in Jammu. The remarks came on…