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| GOI censures JK admin over failing AIIMS Project | | Seeks reasons for non-utilization of funds, present status report | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 8: The central government has censured the Jammu and Kashmir administration for failing to show any progress on making the much hyped AIIMS project as success in JK's twin capitals of Srinagar and Jammu.
As per the sources who are privy to these details, the central government has sought answers from concerned quarters in Jammu and Kashmir over why they have failed to make any progress in the construction of AIIMS and why the funds sanctioned by the union government haven't been utilized to the fullest.
The JK administration, said sources, is preparing a detailed reply in which the status of the project will be highlighted and the hurdles that occurred in its implementation will also be thoroughly presented before the GOI.
Meanwhile, the official data reveals that out of the total Rs Two Thousand Crores, the government sanctioned Rs Nine Thousand crores at the first place for the construction of AIIMS in Jammu. However, out of these sanctioned nine thousand crore rupees, not even a single rupee has so far been spent. Sources privy to this ... | |
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| As chorus for domicile gains momentum BJP maintains silence | | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 8: Amid prevailing confusion among residents of Jammu after bifurcating J&K into two Union Territories (UTs), BJP leadership of J&K has maintained confusing silence on the demand of domicile like neighbouring Himachal Pardesh. Since October 31, when J&K was ceased into a State and formally bifurcated into two UTs, people are asking BJP leadership to fulfill promise of protecting land and job rights but all leaders are tight lipped on this issue because they themselves not sure whether such provision will be made or not.
After August 5, when Article 370 was removed and J&K's reorganisation act was passed in the Parliament, BJP leaders were asking people no... | |
| | | | Irrelevant Kashmir-centric leaders pitch for Advisory Council | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 8: A few politicians in Jammu & Kashmir are pitching for constituting the Advisory Council, which according to them, can fill the political vacuum.
According to the media reports, some Kashmir-centric politicians who had visited New Delhi last month had suggested that Advisory Council comprising of the political leaders should be formed to make a new beginning.
An analyst while talking to Early Times said, "One can understand the need to form an Advisory Council in Jammu but the same can not be said about Kashmir as the leaders there have made no attempt to restore normalcy in the region."
He said, "The Kashmir-centric leaders who have been lodged at posh... | |
| | | | BJP leaders on 'Mission Kashmir', travel from north to south | | | |
Early Times Report
Srinagar, Nov 8: Even as the situation continues to be uneasy in Kashmir since the abrogation of the Article 370 on August 5, the Bharatiya Janta Party has started its "mission Kashmir" to restore normalcy and political activities in the valley.
Sources said for the past around a month, some of the senior leaders from the state chapter of the party have been working on a "special assignment" given to them by senior leaders including Ram Madhav and Avinash Rai Khanna.
Sources said the BJP leadership in the national capital including Rai and Khanna told the state chapter to open communication channels with the politicians in Kashmir to come to a consensus to resume ... | |
| | | | SHO makes deal with rape accused | | | |
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 8: An influential Station House Officer (SHO), who is posted in Jammu Kathua Samba range, is allegedly misused his power and made a deal with a rape accused by leaving him few days ago. If highly placed police sources are to be believed, a few days ago a girl approached police station for seeking registration of an FIR against a person, who allegedly tried to rape her but no case was registered by the concerned police station because the accused is working in belt force.
The said officer made a deal with the accused as the leaves of the accused person about to end and then left the accused without registering any case.
However, the matter already in t... | |
| | | | 4 years on, central heating system in GMC Anantnag continues to remain dysfunctional | | | | Saahil Suhail
Early Times Report
Anantnag, Nov 11: Despite the passage of over four years, the central heating system (CHS) installed in Anantnag district Hospital (Now associate hospital of Anantnag Government Medical College) continues to remain dysfunctional.
The non-functional central heating system in Anantnag hospital also punctures the tall claims of health department and government with regard the facilities being provided to the patients.
The official cite the shortage of funds as the reason for the heating system not being made operational in the hospital.
In the new building block of associate hospital of Anantnag Government Medical College which was made operational fou... | |
| | | | Govt has to conduct elections on third tier panchayat system on own | | | | Ishtiyaq Ahmad
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Nov 8: Officials at Chief Electoral Office on Friday said that elections for the third tier of the panchayat system in Jammu and Kashmir have be held by the government on its own.
The Chief Electoral Office had conducted polls for electing panches, sarpanches, and chairperson of Block Development Councils.
An official at Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Jammu and Kashmir, said elected chairpersons of BDCs and MPs have to elect the chairmen of district development boards in the new Union Territory.
"It is no where mention in the rules that Chief Electoral Office has to conduct the elections for chairmen of district development boards. The g... | |
| | | | NIA to approach Kishtwar court to take over case of RSS leader killing, weapon snatching | | | | Asif Iqbal Naik
Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 8: In order to cut the tentacles and deep root nexus of militants in Kishtwar District of Jammu and Kashmir, the National Investigating Agency (NIA) will approach the Kishtwar Court for seeking the transfer of the case to the India's prime Investigating agency for further course of the action.
Early Times is the first newspaper reported about the transfer of the cases to NIA soon after weapon snatching incident reported at the residence of PDP District President Kishtwar Advocate Sheikh Nasir Hussain who was held hostage by the group of three militants along with his family members including the minor children's. All the three militants ... | |
| | | | Section 144 imposed, school, colleges to remain shut in Jammu | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 8: Deputy Commissioner Jammu Sushma Chauhan has issued an order that all Schools, colleges and other educational institutions in Jammu district shall remain shut on Saturday (9th Nov 2019) according to a notification issued here late in the evening. Meanwhile section 144 has been imposed in entire Jammu District... | |
| | | | Dharal Dhandkot Road lying in dilapidated condition | | R&B acts as mute spectator | |  Rajesh Tandon
Early Times Report
RAJOURI, Nov 8: Rajouri - Dharal Dhandkot Road, which is 30 kms in length, has been lying in dilapidated condition causing huge inconvenience to commuters on daily basis.
Talking to Early Times here today, Mushtaq butt, Rajesh Kumar, Mohammd Tariq from Dharal area lambasted the authorities who have failed to maintain this important road as huge potholes on the road have become death trap for the motorists. They said that on one hand the Government is talkin... | |
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