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| No goal distant for united India: LG Sinha | | Kashmir Marathon | | 
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Oct 1: The Lieutenant Governor, Shri Manoj Sinha today graced the closing ceremony of the Kashmir Marathon- Run for Unity. He commended the enthusiasm and energy of the youth who participated in the event and congratulated all the runners and lauded the Jammu Kashmir Police for organizing the marathon, which has become a symbol of peace, unity and progress in the Union Territory.
In his address, the Lieutenant Governor emphasized that the Run for Unity was not merely about speed or endurance, but about the strength of collective resolve and faith. He said that when people walk together, no destination remains impossible and underlined the importance of det... | |
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| Suspense over Ashok Kaul’s successor as Sangh Parivar maintains silence | | |  Sanjay Pandita
Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 1: A week after Ashok Kaul stepped down as organisation general secretary of the J&K BJP, the party has still not named his successor. The Sangh Parivar leadership has maintained a guarded silence.
Highly placed sources said the appointment will be decided by the Sangh Parivar’s top leadership, as only a Pracharak is eligible for this organisational post.
Kaul, a senior J&K BJP leader, held the post for nearly 12 years, making him the longest-s... | |
| | | | CM Omar sets six-year roadmap for cleaner mobility | | J&K EV Policy 2026 notified | | 
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Oct 1: The Jammu and Kashmir Government has notified the J&K Electric Vehicle Policy-2026, following its approval by the Council of Ministers chaired by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, setting a six-year roadmap for expanding clean, affordable and weather-resilient electric mobility across Jammu and Kashmir.
The policy, covering the period 2026–32, aims to accelerate EV adoption, strengthen charging infrastructure and create an enabling ecosystem for electric mo... | |
| | | | Kashmir-to-Karnataka drug network busted: 8 held, pistol, heroin, gold, crores in cash seized | | |  Atul Sharma
Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 1: Police in Srinagar have dismantled an interstate narcotics network that ran from the Valley’s downtown to Karnataka and the northern states, arresting eight people and seizing cash, gold, a pistol, heroin and a huge haul of banned pharmaceutical drugs.
Addressing a press conference on Thursday, SSP Srinagar GV Sandeep Chakravarthy said the accused, mostly from downtown Srinagar, sourced banned drugs from pharmaceutical suppliers outside J&K and ... | |
| | | | ACB arrests Agriculture Officer alleged tout | | |  Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Oct 1: The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has arrested a Deputy Director of Agriculture and his alleged tout for allegedly demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs 50,000 from a seed dealer in Srinagar, officials said on Thursday.
The accused public servant has been identified as Naseer Ahmad Khan, Deputy Director, Agriculture Law Enforcement, while his alleged tout has been identified as Mohd Owais Bhat, a resident of Qamarwari, they said.
Officials said the ACB Sr... | |
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