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Brief spell of Governor's rule only way out for present situation: Bhim | Congress condoles Virinder Abrol’s demise | SIEF sets up Polythene Check Point | ‘Geelani, Mirwaiz adopting criminal silence’ | JJSF protests against religious discrimination | Yatri Niwas Arrangements Reviewed | Jora launches ‘Himalaya on Wheels’ | Lok Adalat settles 39 Criminal cases | DDC discusses implementation of NeGP | BJP Kissan Morcha discusses Farmers problems | Elder Amarnath Pilgrim missing | Anti Smoking Drive conducted | Bootlegger held | Asha School : a noble cause by Army | Audition for ‘Mr, Miss North 2010’ held | Akhoon stresses on strict implementation of DDB Decisions | HC quashes dismissal order of Cop after 10 years | HC directs DGP to submit Compliance Report or appear in person | Harassment of Sikh Youth strongly condemned | Army organizes Medical Camp | Border Villagers protest against Irrigation Department | Jammu West Assembly residents demand regular water, power supply | Chaman worried over present Kashmir situation | Looking back at the Indo-Sri Lanka Accord | Juggling the Rupee | Polluted Units | Formality Centre | Proper Opportunities | Facebook Profiles of 100 mn Users leaked | Cameron defends 'frank' comments about Pakistan-terror | CM meets Governor | Gul gives away Madr-i-Meharban Awards | Omar fixes time-line for JNNURM implementation | ‘Enforce Financial discipline’ | Delhi Youth missing during Amarnath Yatra untraced | Terror from Pak unacceptable, need to crackdown on LeT: UK PM | Cameron meets Prez, discusses Trade,Terror | Sikh organizations condemn attack on Sikh Youth, demand action against the guilty | Sangarsh Samiti condemns attack on Sikh Youth | Afghan-Heroin being used to lure Kashmir Youths for stone-pelting | Govt, Opposition strike deal to end House-deadlock | PDP Locks out Srinagar Civil Secretariat | Restrictions in Kashmir again to prevent Separatist-Protests | HC stays Govt Order stopping HRA, CCA of Migrant Employees | Chib inaugurates Additional GMC Emergency Block | Karzai asks West to destroy Pakistan Militant Havens | Amarnath Yatra suspended for second day | Verma is new Director Tourism | Bus Service between PoK and J&K suspended | Teenaged Girl washed away in flash flood | Govt committed to cause of Secularism: Omar Abdullah |  

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Govt committed to cause of Secularism: Omar Abdullah
Assures Security, Welfare to Sikh Community

Shadow Correspondent SRINAGAR JULY 29: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today said that the state government is committed to the cause of secularism and brotherhood which is the essence of the ethos of Kashmir - Kashmiriyat. Talking to a delegation of the Sikh community here today, the Chief Minister assured them that their security and welfare will be ensured by the state government and the elements who have a nefarious design to disturb the tr.....

 
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Terror from Pak unacceptable, need to crackdown on LeT: UK PM

New Delhi, July 29: Not relenting on his anti-terror pitch, UK PM David Cameron publicly asked Pakistan to crack down on the Lashkar-e-Tayyeba (LeT) and the Taliban after meeting Dr Manmohan Singh, at the end of his two day visit to India. "We will make sure Pak acts against militant groups be it LeT or Pakistani Taliban," Cameron said. On be.....

Cameron meets Prez, discusses Trade,Terror

New Delhi, July 29: British Prime Minister David Cameron on Thursday met President Pratibha Patil and discussed a host of bilateral issues, including trade, counter-terrorism and cultural ties, on the final day of his maiden visit to India after assuming office. The 43-year-old Cameron, the youngest British Prime Minister in almost 200 years, .....

Sikh organizations condemn attack on Sikh Youth, demand action against the guilty

Shadow Correspondent JAMMU,JULY 29: An irresponsible act of chopping of the hair of a Sikh youth in Tral area of Pulwama district in Kashmir valley has been strongly condemned by the members of the Sikh community here in Jammu. To register their equivocal protest against such acts aimed at disturbing the social fabric in the state several fro.....

Sangarsh Samiti condemns attack on Sikh Youth

Shadow correspondent JAMMU, JULY 29: Sangarsh Samiti wihile condemning the attack on minority Sikh Community in the Kashmir Valley has accused the government of failing to protect the minorities living in Kashmir. Convenor of the Samiti said state govt.failed to protect the minorities living in the Kashmir valley, adding that during 89-90 K.....

Afghan-Heroin being used to lure Kashmir Youths for stone-pelting

Shadow Correspondent SRINAGAR, JULY 29: Afghan Heroin and steroids are being used to lure the youth of Kashmir by anti national forces to take to violent street protests and stone pelting against the security forces. The narcotic dimension to violent street protests in Kashmir valley has come to fore during the interrogation of the local youth.....

Govt, Opposition strike deal to end House-deadlock

New Delhi, July 29: The deadlock over price rise in Parliament may end soon as sources said that the government is ready to move a resolution expressing concern over rising prices. Sources said the UPA government and the Opposition are working out a compromise under which a resolution will be moved in the House which will essentially express con.....

PDP Locks out Srinagar Civil Secretariat

Shadow Correspondent SRINAGAR, JULY 29: Peoples Democratic Party Legislators led by their leader Mehbooba Mufti today locked the main entrance of the Civil Secretariat at Srinagar and sat on a dharna. As per the Party handout, this was done to give the Government a taste of the siege, which the Government allegedly laid around every citizen of .....

Restrictions in Kashmir again to prevent Separatist-Protests

Shadow Correspondent SRINAGAR, July 29: Restrictions in parts of Kashmir Valley, including Srinagar, continued on Thursday as authorities tried to scuttle protests and demonstrations by separatist groups against alleged human rights violations. Leader of the hardline faction of the Hurriyat Conference, Syed Ali Geelani, has called for sit-ins .....

HC stays Govt Order stopping HRA, CCA of Migrant Employees

JAMMU, JULY-29 :- Justice Mansoor Ahmed Mir of Jammu & Kashmir High Court Jammu Wing in a petition filed by PDD Employees Welfare Association stayed the Govt order NO 754-GAD of 2010 dated June 28, 2010 by virtue of which it stopped the HRA and CCA of Migrant Employees. In the petition it has been submitted that they have migrated to Jammu in t.....

Chib inaugurates Additional GMC Emergency Block

Shadow Correspondent JAMMU, JULY 29: Minister for Medical and Technical Education, Youth Services and Sports, Mr. Rajinder Singh Chib on Thursday inaugurated 50-beded additional Emergency block at Government Medical College Hospital. The Minister also inaugurated the Attendants' Park near the Emergency block for the convenience of the attendant.....

Karzai asks West to destroy Pakistan Militant Havens

Kabul, July 29: Afghan President Hamid Karzai pushed his international partners on Thursday to take stronger action against terrorist sanctuaries outside of Afghanistan. In a clear reference to havens in Pakistan, Karzai said: "The international community is here to fight terrorism, but there is danger elsewhere and they are not acting." Pres.....

Amarnath Yatra suspended for second day

Srinagar, July 29: The pilgrimage to holy Amarnath cave in the south Kashmir Himalayas remained suspended for the second day today due to slippery tracks following heavy rains. Spokespersons of yatra control rooms at Baltal and Pahalgam said over phone that no yatri was allowed by any of the two routes. The tracks were slippery due to heavy rai.....

Verma is new Director Tourism

Shadow Correspondent SRINAGAR, JULY 29-The Government today transferred Mr R. K. Verma (KAS) Special Secretary to Chief Secretary and posted him as Director, Tourism, Jammu against an available vacancy......

Bus Service between PoK and J&K suspended

Srinagar, July 29: "Carvaan-e-Aman", the weekly-bus service between Jammu and Kashmir and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir was suspended today due to landslides, officials said. "The bus service between Srinagar and Muzaffarabad was suspended today due to landslides at Chokti in PoK," they said. Considered as a major confidence building measure betwe.....

Teenaged Girl washed away in flash flood

Kathua, July 29: A teenaged girl was washed away when she along with another friend was caught in flash floods in Basohli area of Kathua district, officials said here. Two teenaged girls, who were crossing a stream in Basohli, about 200-kms from Jammu, in Kathua district, were suddenly trapped in the flash floods last evening, they said. .....

 

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Delhi Youth missing during Amarnath Yatra untraced
‘Enforce Financial discipline’
Omar fixes time-line for JNNURM implementation
Gul gives away Madr-i-Meharban Awards
CM meets Governor
Cameron defends 'frank' comments about Pakistan-terror
Facebook Profiles of 100 mn Users leaked
Proper Opportunities
Formality Centre
Polluted Units
Juggling the Rupee
Looking back at the Indo-Sri Lanka Accord
Chaman worried over present Kashmir situation
Jammu West Assembly residents demand regular water, power supply
Border Villagers protest against Irrigation Department
Army organizes Medical Camp
Harassment of Sikh Youth strongly condemned
HC directs DGP to submit Compliance Report or appear in person
HC quashes dismissal order of Cop after 10 years
Akhoon stresses on strict implementation of DDB Decisions
Audition for ‘Mr, Miss North 2010’ held
Asha School : a noble cause by Army
Bootlegger held
Anti Smoking Drive conducted
Elder Amarnath Pilgrim missing
BJP Kissan Morcha discusses Farmers problems
DDC discusses implementation of NeGP
Lok Adalat settles 39 Criminal cases
Jora launches ‘Himalaya on Wheels’
Yatri Niwas Arrangements Reviewed
JJSF protests against religious discrimination
‘Geelani, Mirwaiz adopting criminal silence’
SIEF sets up Polythene Check Point
Congress condoles Virinder Abrol’s demise
Brief spell of Governor's rule only way out for present situation: Bhim