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| Change is the only constant: Vice-Prez reminds young graduates | | ‘Women empowerment reflection of J&K’s progress’ | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Feb 26: Reminding young graduates that “change is the only constant, Vice-President, C P Radhakrishnan, on Thursday said that success in life depends on character and discipline.
The Vice-President while addressing the 21st Convocation of the University of Kashmir here as chief guest--marking his first-ever visit to J&K after assuming office--said, “World is changing rapidly and youngsters need to adapt, equip themselves with new skills, and embrace innovation.”
Emphasising that India is emerging as an innovator of technology, the Vice-President, encouraged the youth to pursue Swadeshi innovations aligned with national priorities and contribute to the vision of Viksit Bharat@2047.
He asked students to stay away from drugs and use social media in moderation. “We need to respect the sentiments of others. Success in life depends on character and discipline,” the Vice-President said, adding, “Young graduates must adapt to challenges beyond academics ... | |
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| Ideas in classroom must impact the world: LG Sinha | | |  Early Times Report
Srinagar, Feb 26: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Thursday addressed the 21st Convocation of University of Kashmir. The convocation ceremony was graced by Hon'ble Vice President of India, Shri C.P. Radhakrishnan.
The Lieutenant Governor extended his best wishes to all graduating students for a prosperous future. He exhorted them to set a clear path for their future - ‘One purpose. One priority- Country first’.
“Always remember when you build the country, the country... | |
| | | | Dying woman’s statement blows Gangyal’s chilling stabbing case wide open | | Love, betrayal, money | | | Atul Sharma
Early Times Report
Jammu, Feb 26: In a case that has sent shockwaves rippling across the city, the brutal Gangyal park stabbing has transformed overnight into one of Jammu's most sensational murder mysteries — after the victim herself spoke from beyond the grave.
Rafia Bano, wife of Arif Jamal and resident of Gangyal, lost her battle for life at Government Medical College and Hospital (GMC Jammu) — but not before leaving behind a bombshell dying declaration that has now gone viral, throwing the entire investigation into a dramatic new spin.
In a deeply disturbing video, now spreading across social media platforms, a gravely wounded Rafia Bano — barely clinging to life, h... | |
| | | | SIA gets NBWs against 2 absconding accused | | Cross-LoC Narco-Terror Case | | 
Early Times Report
Jammu, Feb 26: The Court of Additional Sessions Judge (TADA/POTA) and Special Judge designated under the NIA Act at Srinagar, Manjeet Rai, has ordered issuance of Non-Bailable Warrants (NBWs) against two absconding accused in an SIA case linked to alleged cross-LoC narcotics smuggling and terror-related activities.
The NBWs have been issued against Imtiyaz Ahmad Kandoo alias “Kandoo” (A-8) of Kralteng Sopore and Manzoor Ahmad Khan (A-9) of Braman Panzla Sopore, on an a... | |
| | | | Operation Sindoor taught Pak a lesson, this time our response will be stronger: Lt Gen Katiyar | | ‘Terror graph declining in J&K, launch pads under watch’ | |  Early Times Report
Pathankot, Feb 26: Noting a sustained decline in terrorism indicators in Jammu and Kashmir, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Western Command, Lt Gen Manoj Kumar Katiyar, on Thursday said the security situation in the Union Territory has “become very normal,” even as the Army remains vigilant against cross-border attempts to disturb peace.
Addressing a press conference on the sidelines of the Investiture Ceremony at Mamun Military Station here, Lt Gen Katiyar sa... | |
| | | | CB files case against 2 over medical supply fraud during Covid | | |  Early Times Report
Srinagar, Feb 26: The Economic Offences Wing Kashmir of Crime Branch J&K has registered a formal case against two individuals for their alleged involvement in a large-scale fraud related to procurement of medical supplies during the COVID-19 pandemic in Jammu and Kashmir, officials said on Thursday. The case was initiated following a written complaint alleging that the accused, residents of Peerbagh and Sanat Nagar, Srinagar, impersonated themselves as delegates of the J&K... | |
| | | | Earlier stone-pelters used to make headlines, now it’s sports: Mandaviya | | Gulmarg leg of Khelo India Winter Games-2026 ends | |  Early Times Report
Gulmarg, Feb 26: Asserting that earlier stone pelters used to make headlines, now it’s sports Union Minister for Youth Affairs and Sports Mansukh Mandaviya on Thursday said Jammu and Kashmir is witnessing a shift in public narrative.
While addressing the valedictory ceremony of the Gulmarg leg of the Khelo India Winter Games-2026, Mandaviya said, “The region (J&K), once associated with unrest, is now gaining recognition for sporting events and youth participation. Newspa... | |
| | | | PM Modi becomes most followed world leader on Instagram | | |  Early Times Report
NEW DELHI, Feb 26: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has crossed the massive milestone of 100 million followers on Instagram, making him the first world leader and politician to achieve this feat on the platform, officials said on Thursday.
Prime Minister Modi joined Instagram in 2014, and over the past decade, his account has evolved into one of the most engaging digital spaces among global leaders, officials said. Among major global leaders, Modi now has the highest number o... | |
| | | | SC bans NCERT book over chapter on corruption in judiciary | | |  Early Times Report
New Delhi, Feb 26: The Supreme Court on Thursday imposed a “complete blanket ban” on any further publication, reprinting or digital dissemination of NCERT’s Class 8 social science book as it contains “offending” contents on corruption in the judiciary, saying they have fired a gunshot and the judiciary is “bleeding”.
Observing that there appeared to be a “deep-rooted conspiracy” and “calculated move” to undermine the institution and demean the dignity of judiciary, the ap... | |
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