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| Love trap to spy trap: Jammu youth held for sending military secrets to Pakistan | | | | Sanjay Pandita
Early Times Report
Jammu, May 28: A shocking espionage case with alarming national security implications has surfaced in Jammu, where a 24-year-old youth was allegedly honey-trapped by a woman believed to be linked to Pakistan’s notorious spy agency, the ISI, and lured into sharing sensitive information related to security forces and military installations.
The accused, identified as Karan Kumar, a resident of Makwal in the Satwari area of Jammu, was arrested after security agencies uncovered what is suspected to be a cross-border espionage network operating through social media and fake online identities.
According to investigators, the unemployed youth came into contact with a woman through the internet a few months ago. Posing as a Delhi-based executive working for an international company, the woman allegedly befriended Karan through social media chats and video calls before gradually manipulating him emotionally.
Officials said the woman trapped the youth... | |
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| Job promise ended in tragedy: R S Pura youth dies under mysterious circumstances in Dubai | | | | Atul Sharma
Early Times Report
Jammu, May 28: A pall of gloom descended over RS Pura village after a young man who had travelled abroad in search of a better future died under mysterious circumstances in Dubai, triggering outrage against travel agents allegedly exploiting unemployed youth with false promises of lucrative jobs overseas.
The body of the deceased reached his native place and was cremated on Thursday in the presence of a large number of locals.
The deceased has been identified as Ravi Kumar, a resident of Maheluwal village in the RS Pura area of Jammu district.
His family received the devastating news of his death on Sunday, plunging the household into grief and shock... | |
| | | | Resolve water disputes through cooperation: PM Modi to states | | |  Early Times Report
NEW DELHI, May 28: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked states to resolve inter-state water disputes through cooperation, timely clearances and technology-based monitoring, and said the Ken-Betwa project should serve as a model.
Chairing the 51st PRAGATI meeting, where seven critical infrastructure projects across railways, power and road sectors covering nine states worth around Rs 30,000 crore were reviewed on Wednesday evening, he underlined that delay in implementat... | |
| | | | Amit Shah announces tough nationwide push against infiltration | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, May 28: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday asserted that the BJP-led Central Government is committed to identifying and expelling every infiltrator from the country to safeguard national security and prevent demographic change.
Addressing a public gathering in Gandhinagar, the Union Home Minister said the government was determined to take strict action against illegal infiltration and had already initiated steps to study demographic changes occurring in dif... | |
| | | | NTA announces revised schedule for CUET-UG 2026 | | |  Early Times Report
NEW DELHI, May 28: The National Testing Agency has released revised examination dates and admit cards for the Common University Entrance Test 2026 for admissions in undergraduate programmes that were rescheduled from May 28 owing to Eid-ul-Azha.
According to the National Testing Agency (NTA), the examinations will now be conducted on May 31, June 6 and June 7.
The NTA said that admit cards for candidates appearing for the test on May 31 have been released and they can be... | |
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