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| Keep human compassion at heart of healthcare: LG Sinha to doctors | | |  Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Oct 14: Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha today congratulated Government Medical College, Srinagar for organising a conference on “Advancing Internal Medicine: From Evidence to Excellence in Clinical Practice”. In his message, the Lieutenant Governor underscored the critical role of internal medicine in delivering holistic and patient-centric healthcare.
The Lieutenant Governor said that physicians often face the challenging task of identifying complex underlying health conditions from seemingly simple symptoms. He noted that the strength of internal medicine lies in its ability to view the human body as an interconnected system and to understand the complete... | |
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| ‘Strike a balance between tradition and technology’ | | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Oct 14: Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha in his message to the valedictory session of the 13th Sustainable Mountain Development Summit underscored the critical importance of protecting the Himalayan ecosystem and called for a comprehensive, science-based and people-centric approach to sustainable mountain development.
Congratulating the Integrated Mountain Initiative (IMI) and SKUAST-Kashmir for jointly organising the Summit, the Lieutenant Governor said that building a resilient Himalayan landscape is no longer merely a subject of discussion but a matter of national importance. The Lieutenant Governor stated that the Summit had provided a platform for meani... | |
| | | | Explore new areas to form next Govt in J&K: Poonia tells BJP workers | | | |
Sajnay Pandita
Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 14: Setting the tone for the party’s next electoral push, newly appointed BJP in-charge for Jammu and Kashmir Dr Satish Poonia on Wednesday asked party workers to take the BJP into new areas and win the mandate to form the next government in the Union Territory.
Addressing his first meeting with party leaders and workers since taking charge, Dr Poonia described the region as the core of the BJP’s ideology. He urged cadres to reach out to every section of society and widen the party’s base.
The call comes as the BJP plans its next move after its best-ever performance in the Union Territory. In the 2024 Assembly elections, the party won a r... | |
| | | | J&K Govt adopts class-IV service regulations for urban local bodies | | Paves way for similar framework for casual, contingent workers | | | Asif Iqbal Naik
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Oct 14: In a significant administrative development, the Jammu and Kashmir Government has approved the adoption of the Jammu/Srinagar Municipal Corporation Class-IV Services (Special Provision) Regulations, 2014, as the basis for formulating a similar regulatory mechanism for eligible casual labourers, contingent-paid workers, consolidated workers and other similarly placed employees engaged in Urban Local Bodies across Jammu and Kashmir. The decision has been formally notified through Government Order No. 214-JK(HUD) of 2026, dated October 14, 2026, issued by the Housing and Urban Development Department, Civil Secretariat, Jammu and Kashmir.
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| | | | Of 28 rescued from pesticide factory, 23 were minors | | Kathua Child Labour Case | | | Atul Sharma
Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 14: The child labour racket at a pesticide factory in Kathua’s Hatli industrial area is now confirmed. Of the 28 workers rescued from a pesticide factory, 23 are minors, and police have registered a case against the company’s management under the Juvenile Act.
The 23 minors include 10 boys and 13 girls. Even so, the Labour Department has yet to take any action against the factory.
Reports said that the Labour Department has not yet received the complete reports and will act only after receiving them. The Social Welfare Department, Kathua, has also not shared any information on the matter.
According to sources, a board of doctors at GMC Kathua... | |
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