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| Probe uncovers Dr Muzammil’s secret hideouts near Al Falah University | | Red Fort Blast | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 29: Fresh revelations in the Delhi blast case and the “white-collar” terror module busted in Faridabad indicate that key accused Dr. Muzammil Ganaie had two additional hideouts near Al-Falah University, where he worked until his arrest earlier this month.
According to investigation reports, Muzammil—one of the prime suspects linked to the November 10 blast in the national capital—had rented multiple accommodations across Faridabad. In addition to the hideouts in Fatehpur Taga and Dhauj, he had taken a house on rent in Khori Jamalpur village from former sarpanch Jumma Khan, claiming he wanted space to start a Kashmiri fruit business. He had also occupied a ... | |
| | | | Delhi Court sends 3 doctors, preacher to 10-day judicial custody | | |  Early Times Report
NEW DELHI, Nov 29: A Delhi court on Saturday sent three doctors and a preacher, who were arrested in connection with the Red Fort blast, to 10 days’ judicial custody.
All four accused, Muzammil Ganaie, Adeel Rather and Shaheena Saeed as well as Maulvi Irfan Ahmed Wagay, were produced before Principal and Sessions Judge Anju Bajaj Chandna, who sent them to 10-day judicial custody.
As of now, the NIA has arrested seven persons accused in the case, which is linked to a “whi... | |
| | | | Police seek details of foreign-educated doctors working in private hospitals | | |  Early Times Report
New Delhi, Nov 29: Delhi Police issued notices to private hospitals across the national Capital, asking them to submit information about doctors who received their medical education abroad, officials said on Saturday.
Hospitals have been directed to provide detailed records of doctors holding MBBS degrees from Pakistan, Bangladesh, the UAE, and China.
According to officials, hospital administrations have been specifically asked to share the names and credentials of docto... | |
| | | | BSF alert to maintain ‘Zero Infiltration’ in Jammu: IG | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 29: The Border Security Force is fully alert to maintain “zero” cross-border infiltration of terrorists in the Jammu region, a top officer said on Sunday and asserted that the flood-damaged infrastructure was restored and strengthened within a month.
Addressing the annual press conference, Inspector General of the Border Security Force (BSF), Jammu frontier, Shashank Anand, highlighted the force’s key achievements and its role during Operation Sindoor.
Anand a... | |
| | | | India’s tradition rooted in fraternity: RSS Chief | | |  Early Times Report
Mumbai, Nov 29: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat on Saturday said engaging in disputes is not in India’s nature and asserted that the country’s tradition has always emphasised fraternity and collective harmony.
Speaking at an event in Nagpur, Bhagwat said that India’s concept of nationhood differs fundamentally from Western interpretations.
“We do not have any argument with anyone. We stay away from disputes. Having a dispute is not in our country’s ... | |
| | | | ‘Op Sindoor’ brilliant example of civil-military fusion: Rajnath Singh | | |  Early Times Report
New Delhi, Nov 29: Operation Sindoor is a “brilliant example” of civil-military fusion, where the administrative machinery worked seamlessly with the armed forces to communicate vital information and build public confidence, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Saturday.
He was addressing the valedictory ceremony of the 100th Common Foundation Course at the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA) in Mussoorie, Uttarakhand.
Singh also called upon... | |
| | | | Night temperatures improve marginally | | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Nov 29: The cold conditions in Kashmir eased a bit as the night temperatures improved at most places owing to cloudy skies but remained below the freezing point, meteorological department officials said on Saturday. A layer of fog engulfed most parts of the valley, especially areas around water bodies. Srinagar recorded a minimum temperature of minus 3.1 degrees Celsius on Friday night, up from minus 4.5 degrees Celsius, the season’s coldest, the night before, the officials said.
Konibal in south Kashmir’s Pulwama district was the coldest place in the valley on Friday night with a minimum temperature of minus 6 degrees Celsius.
Qazigund, the gateway town to... | |
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