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| Cops question arrested terrorists, breakthrough likely | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Jan 12: Although over 50 suspects have been detained by the police in connection with twin terror attacks in Dhangri village of Rajouri, cops are also questioning some arrested terrorists to get a clue about the whereabouts of terrorists involved in the gruesome killings of seven unarmed civilians including two minors.
Reports said that questionings of terrorists involved in arms and narcotics dropping cases are going on to get some breakthrough about the terror attack in Dhangri village of Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir.
Recently Jammu and Kashmir Police have busted some terror modules involved in collecting arms, ammunition, and narcotics dropped by P... | |
| | | | Bharat Jodo: Congress books 600 hotel rooms in Kashmir | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Jan 12: Hoping to host numerous dignitaries from across the country at the valedictory ceremony of Bharat Jodo Yatra here, the Indian National Congress has booked as many as 600 hotel rooms in the summer capital of Srinagar.
Sources in the party said the JK chapter of the Congress has booked rooms in some of the prominent hotels where top leadership of the party and other dignitaries including Chief Ministers and Member Parliaments are expected to stay.
Sources said most of the hotels have been booked on the banks of the famed Dal Lake here.
A senior Congress leader told the Early Times that the Chief Ministers and other ministers of the all the party rule... | |
| | | | World is in state of crisis: PM Modi at Voice of Global South summit | | | | Agencies
New Delhi, Jan 12: The world is in a state of crisis and it is difficult to predict how long this state of instability will last, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday referring to various global challenges arising out of conflict, war and terrorism among others.
In his opening remarks at the Voice of Global South virtual summit, Modi flagged concerns over rising prices of food, fuel and fertilisers, economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic as well as natural disasters driven by climate change.
“We are meeting as a new year dawns and brings new hopes and new energy,” Modi said.
“We have turned the page on another difficult year that saw war, conflict, terrorism and ge... | |
| | | | Amit Shah chairs key meet on sinking Joshimath | | | | Agencies
New Delhi, Jan 12: Union Home Minister Amit Shah today chaired a high-level meeting to review the situation on the ‘sinking’ town of Joshimath, a town in Uttarakhand facing land subsidence affecting the lives of hundreds of families.
He chaired the meeting with Union Ministers Nitin Gadkari, RK Singh, Bhupendra Yadav and Gajendra Singh Shekhawat participating, on issues related to roads, power supply, water scarcity and environment in the Joshimath in the wake of land subsidence.
Other senior officials of the Ministry of Home Affairs, including Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla, attended the meeting that lasted for nearly 40 minutes at the Home Minister’s residence.
As of now over 7... | |
| | | | Trap case: Court sends Patwari on 10-day police remand | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Jan 12: Additional Sessions Judge Anticorruption Udhampur Dinesh Gupta sent a Patwari on 10-day police remand for demanding and accepting bribe of Rs 30,000 for issuance of fard. It is worthwhile to mention here that the ACB had received a complaint from a person that he wants to sell his piece of land and the concerned Patwari of halqa Rasli Gandhera, Basantgarh, Udhampur is demanding bribe of Rs 50,000 for issuance of Fard. On receipt of the complaint, a case FIR No.01/2023 U/S 7 PC Act 1988 was registered in Police Station ACB Udhampur and investigation taken up.
During the course of investigation, a trap team was constituted. The team caught the accused of... | |
| | | | Situation along Northern border stable but unpredictable: Army Chief | | | | Agencies
New Delhi, Jan 12: The situation along the frontier with China is “stable” but “unpredictable” and Indian troops are adequately deployed to deal with any contingency, Army Chief Gen Manoj Pande said on Thursday.
At a press conference ahead of the Army Day, Gen Pande also said that the troops deployed along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) have been able to maintain a robust posture to defeat any evil design of the adversary with a firm and resolute manner.
The situation is stable and under control, but unpredictable. Gen Pande said, adding adequate deployment of troops have been made along the LAC to deal with any challenge.
“Our troops have been able to maintain a robust po... | |
| | | | Avalanche hits Sonamarg, 2 labourers killed | | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Jan 12: Two labourers were killed after an avalanche hit Sonamarg in Jammu and Kashmir’s Ganderbal district on Thursday, officials said. The avalanche hit the Sarbal area close to Nilgrath where Hyderabad-based Megha Engineering and Infrastructure Limited (MEIL) is executing work on the Zojila Tunnel. Two dead bodies, identified as Sandeep Singh and Bal Krishna — both residents of Kishtwar — have been retrieved so far, officials said. The bodies have been shifted to Primary Health Centre in Sonamarg for medico legal formalities, they added.... | |
| | | | Minimum temp dips after snowfall, rains lash Kashmir | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Jan 12: Minimum temperature plunged to sub zero in Kashmir valley on Thursday after higher reaches received snowfall and plains were lashed by rains.
The Meteorological Department observed light rain in plains, light to moderate snow over middle and higher reaches and heavy snow over Sonamarg and higher reaches of Kupwara and Bandipora in north Kashmir.
Widespread Light rain in plains of Kashmir and Jammu Divisions and light to Moderate Snow over higher reaches of Kupwara, Bandipora, Ganderbal and Baramula towards evening, MeT office said.
Light snow/rain at many places on January 13 and the weather will remain mainly dry from January 14-18.
Higher reache... | |
| | | | 6 arrested for bursting firecrackers in Srinagar | | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Jan 12: Jammu and Kashmir Police said it arrested six persons for bursting firecrackers and creating panic among residents in Srinagar’s Zoonimar area. Police on Wednesday said the arrested miscreants, who have a history of “indulging in stone pelting” in the past. Five miscreants detained for bursting fire crackers on Syedpora-Zoonimar stretch in the evening so as to create panic among the public. All these have history of indulging in stone pelting in the past. Further, examination is going on,? Srinagar police said in a tweet.... | |
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