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| KPs rebut Home Ministry statement on Homeland Issue No Solution possible without taking Real stakeholders on board: KPSS | | | | Javaid Naikoo
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Apr 28: After few days of silence over 'Composite Township' issue of Migrant Kashmiri Pandits, fresh statement of the Ministry of Home affairs regarding composite town ship issue and rebuttal from migrant Kashmir Pandits has once again brought the issue in limelight.
Minutes after one official of the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) said that Composite Township is not exclusively for Migrant Kashmir Pandits but for Kashmiri Muslims as well willing to live with Kashmiri Pandits in such colonies, 'Kashmiri Pandits Sangarsh Samiti (KPSS) while rebutting MHA statement said that no solution to the burning issue of composite Township is possible until... | |
| | | | Civil society in J&K welcomes cancelation of licence to 9,000 NGOs | | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Apr 28: Civil society at large has demanded blanket ban on all dubious NGOs and other such organisations in Jammu and Kashmir which have been receiving funds from different departments and organisations of the State and the Central governments, besides foreign countries, without any accountability. It has been observed over the years that this ill-gotten money is either swindled completely by the NGO operators or spent on anti-national activities.
"Some of them have done a little bit of work and their vested interest is not apparently at work. But their number is not more than three or four. Government officials say over 50,000 fake NGOs have been registered in... | |
| | | | Flood victims demand proper rehabilitation package, carry out protests | | | | Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Apr 28: A group of flood victims including some affected traders carried out a protest demonstration here and demanded proper rehabilitation of the flood affected people of the Kashmir valley.
This morning a protest demonstration was organized by Kashmir Flood Victims Welfare Forum (KFVWF) wherein it was impressed upon the state and central governments to draw a comprehensive plan for the flood affected people. Large number of flood affected people including traders participated in the protest demonstration.
The protesters were shouting slogans against state and central governments for their failure to rehabilitate flood victims even after the gap of sev... | |
| | | | HC vacates stay on teachers list of Jammu province | | | | Asif Iqbal Naik
Early Times Report
Jammu, Apr 28: The J&K High Court on Tuesday vacated the stay on selection list of teachers of all the eight districts of Jammu province.
Justice Tabish Rabistan ordered vacating of stay that was imposed by the High Court last year. He also directed the Service Selection Recruitment Board (SSRB) to proceed with the selection process and upheld the procedure adopted by the latter in
selecting the candidates.
Justice Rabistan rejected the plea of the petitioners counsel that the selection list was finalized in violation of rules and regulations.
Advocates Abhinav Sharma, N D Qazi, B S Manhas and others appeared on behalf of the petitioners while Advo... | |
| | | | Support for a separate new state of Panun Kashmir | | Return of Pandits | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Apr 28: Panun Kashmir, premier organization of internally-displaced Kashmiri Pandits, has been demanding bifurcation of Kashmir and establishment of a separate homeland for the community within the Valley, which should be invested the Union territory status so that the Indian Constitution flows there freely. On Monday, senior leaders of Panun Kashmir Agnishekhar and Ajay Chrungoo reiterated their demand and said that their community would return to Kashmir only if a separate homeland in the Valley was created for them.
In a joint statement, the Panun Kashmir leaders, inter-alia, said: "Panun Kashmir has always recognized the unflinching unity within the Kashmir... | |
| | | | Gutted Baramulla school awaits reconstruction for 3 yrs | | | | S.Tahir-Ul Haq
Early Times Report
BARAMULLA, Apr 28: Government Higher Secondary School Baramulla for Boys was gutted in a fire on January 2013 destroying a major portion of the building. Two years later school building has not been repaired.
Sources told Early Times that, "on January 24, 2014 Government Higher Secondary for Boys was gutted in fire in which major portion of the building was destroyed. After passing of two years the school building was not repaired till date.
During rainy days students find it difficult to visit the school.In dry season they have to bear the brunt of sun.
Nisar Ahmad a student said, "During rainy season water logging causes much incontinence to stude... | |
| | | | Ajatshatru in Vikramaditya's footsteps | | Struggle for AIIMS | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Apr 28: Last week, it was PDP MLC Vikramaditya Singh, son of senior Congress leader and former Sadar-e-Riyasat of J&K, Karan Singh, who sprung a big surprise by taking a line different from the PDP-BJP coalition government in the state and batted for the establishment of the sanctioned AIIMS in Jammu. He appreciated the efforts of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Asociation, Jammu, the Congress, the NC and all others who gave and supported the bandh call in Jammu province and described the demand for the setting up of the AIIMS in Jammu genuine. He also appealed to the state government and the central government to concede the demand at the earliest. His int... | |
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