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Breaking News :   Jammu awaits vikas as dev projects miss deadlines | Now showers plunge Jammu into darkness | Water, power crisis throw normal life out of gear | ‘VVIPs don’t know what power cuts mean as they get electricity 24x7’ | Power cuts bring Vijaypur residents on streets | ‘No development can take place without raw material’ | Ending Durbar Move practice shocks Jammu traders | Manipulation of records by officials in DFO Jammu exposed | ‘Har Ghar Nal Yojana’ still a distant dream for Dessa village in Doda | Ashwani Sharma kick starts macadamisation work of road in Bishnah | Major strike on bovines smuggling; 20 arrested, 72 bovines rescued | Tony urges ECI to reserve two seats in assembly for Sikh community | Workshop on “guidance for psycho-social counselling and covid helper skills” held | Aam Aadmi Party demands immediate restoration of statehood | Palash Protim of Assam featured by Natrang in National Theatre Talk Show | COVID-19: JK reports 338 new cases, 2 deaths; active positive 4048, recovery rate 97.35% | Navin Choudhary convenes meeting of Chief Horticulture Officers of Jammu province | Will meet and present AP viewpoint before delimitation commission: Bukhari | Interactive workshop on environmental effects of covid-19 pandemic held | GCET organizes Inter-college poster making competition | VC BGSBU interacts with research scholars | Guest lecture on “animal tissue culture and biowaste management” held | GDC Akhnoor organizes webinar on green chemistry and energy savings | Govt Degree college Marh observes International Plastic Free Day | Workshop on “guidance for psycho-social counselling and covid helper skills” held | Online poster making/paper bag making competition organized | YCET organizes webinar on “Rise in Cyber Crime amid COVID-19” | What to consume: A1 milk or A2 milk? | Democratic Process In Jammu And Kashmir | LJSP appoints Mitu Rajput as head J&K Cultural cell | Tajinder demands reserve constituencies for 1947 DPs | Plantation, developmental activities reviewed | Tourists raise issues of "Wular Lake" for its encroachment, poor road connectivity | Workshop on Developing Covid Helper Skills conducted by NSS, 2 J&K girls Bn of GCW Gandhi Nagar | Socio-economic, political problems confronted by people discussed | Dr Wahied Balwan awarded Global Teacher Award 2021 | Faculty development program on Training Needs Analysis organised | Pipping ceremony held at IRP 19th Bn Hq | JAKEDA CEO, DC Ramban sensitize farmers about PM-KUSUM | Udhampur admin holds district-wide awareness campaign on Covid prevention | Surprise drives conducted | CEO Shrine Board for carrying out regular drills to ensure quick response | Second centre in Jammu Division apart from GMC Jammu, to extend animal bite services | National Lok Adalat: DLSA Poonch urges litigants to approach district court | Doing away with 'Darbar Move' a decision taken in haste: GN Monga | Eight labourers injured in Ganderbal road accident | Misinformation to Awareness; Dr Rahul' strategy worked well to wipe half-truths about covid19, vaccination | Darbar move cancellation will prove death knell for Jammu | Chamber hails Central Govt to include retail, wholesale trades as MSMEs | Sanjita attends national meeting of BJP Mahila Morcha | Mayor releases list of development works undertaken in June | District Congress stages protest against power, water supply, high prices of reta bajri, other issues | Deputy Mayor conducts plantation drive | DB upholds life-imprisonment of CRPF cop | Kathua district Admn imposes ban on use of drones, flying objects | Court rejects bail of notorious thief | Approves final selection list, district allocation in favour of candidates for 1889 posts of Accounts Assistant | Power shut down | Army arrests elderly man from PoK on LoC | Water, power supply restoration demanded | One-way traffic resumes on Srinagar-Leh highway | Div Com reviews road safety measures in Jammu division | Mehbooba Mufti calls ending of ”darbar move” insensitive decision | Provide separate Assembly constituency for Lander-Bhomag-Pancheri belt: Harsh Dev | Panchayat Ghar Lohidar A in dilapidated condition | Strict weekend lockdown continues in Kishtwar as COVID-19 cases surges | 7 councilors move vote of no confidence against two reputed functionaries of MC Kupwara | ‘Grave Injustice’: Disgruntled youth demand age relaxation in recruitment for J&K Police SIs | Overstaying lower rung officials at various departments manage their stay using influence | Senior officers to conduct motivation, awareness camps: DC | Health Workers mobilized to achieve testing target: DC | Enforcement teams recover Rs 34,600 fine from violators in Ramban | Cooperative societies provide best platform to generate self-employment: DC Rajouri | NCC Girls Battalion, GCW Udhampur commemorate International Plastic Bag Free Day | Udhampur Admin kick starts field work for Survey of Nomadic Tribal population | Retail, wholesale trade to get MSME status, traders welcome GoI’s move | DDC Rajouri reviews progress of ongoing development projects | Back Issues  
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Jammu awaits vikas as dev projects miss deadlines
7/4/2021 12:25:07 AM
Early Times Report Jammu, July 3: In a setback for Jammu province, various developmental projects have been missing deadlines after deadlines as government is unable to ensure their timely execution in the winter capital province for years. While Jammu has been the victim of alleged apathy in the last seventy years of dynastic rule, the Raj Bhawan has seemingly not been able to do much to gear up developmental activities in the winter capital region. The Early Times has accessed official documents, which show that developmental projects undertaken in various districts of Jammu are missing deadlines for years. Official documents reveal that in the frontier district of Rajauri alone around 50 developmental projects are missing deadlines for years. Sources said the government recently reviewed the progress “on the developmental projects being executed under languishing scheme by different departments. Official documents reveal that some thirty water supply projects are still incomplete. “Concerning the Jal Shakti Department, the meeting was apprised that out of 68 scheme...
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Now showers plunge Jammu into darkness
Kya Huwa Tera Waada?
7/4/2021 12:25:01 AM
Early Times Report Jammu, July 3: A fortnight after the government ordered enquiry into “power crises” in Jammu city, the public woes seem to have only worsened, as in the latest, a drizzle was enough to plunge parts of the city here into darkness. The residents of various areas here complained that after the showers on July 2, several localities reeled under darkness, mainly between 7:00 PM Friday to 5:00 AM Saturday. “In this sweltering heat we had to bear with the darkness for the whole night. The residents of this historic city of temples are being taken for a ride,” the locals said. The Jammu and Kashmir government has already been facing severe criticism for its alleged failure ...
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Water, power crisis throw normal life out of gear
7/4/2021 12:24:42 AM
Ashwani Sharma Early Times Report Udhampur, July 3: Water and power crisis has added to the miseries of people here as both urban as well as rural areas continue to face the problem in this scorching heat. People of Majlata said that un-scheduled power cuts and low voltage in most of the localities has become a routine especially in Ramnagar and Majalta areas. Few day back Jal Shakti Department issued a circular regarding redressal of water supply related issues in Udhampur and also put ...
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‘VVIPs don’t know what power cuts mean as they get electricity 24x7’
7/4/2021 12:24:23 AM
Early Times Report Jammu, July 3: VVIPs continue to enjoy 24x7 power supply despite Jammu facing unscheduled cuts during ongoing peak summer season. Sources told Early Times that there are several power lines for uninterrupted power supply for the VVIPs in Jammu city. “Wazarat road area has a special power supply line as top bureaucrats stay there. Similar facilities are available in other VIP areas of Jammu city.” “Gandhi Nagar, the second preferable place for bureaucrats and politicians, who stay in government accommodations also have a separate power supply line”, sources said, adding that similarly there is a separate line for Circuit House area. “At a time when the residents of t...
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Power cuts bring Vijaypur residents on streets
7/4/2021 12:23:53 AM
Gurdas Kumar Early Times Report Vijaypur, July 3: The people of ward numbers 10/11 of Vijaypur area, under the chairmanship of Nikki Mahajan, demonstrated and raised slogans against the electricity department near Vijaypur Chowk and SDM office. The villagers alleged that the electricity department is only concerned with the recovery of their outstanding bills. The people alleged that they never get regular electricity from this sub-station. Sometimes the wire breaks and sometimes the ele...
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‘No development can take place without raw material’
Construction material drying up in J&K as Govt fails to formulate mining policy
7/4/2021 12:23:29 AM
Early Times Report Srinagar, July 3: The construction material is drying up in Jammu and Kashmir as the government has been unable to formulate a policy of designating mining areas for extracting raw material. According to the people associated with the construction business “raw material has almost dried up, sand and gravel are hard to procure and escalating costs of the material are compounding the crunch.” The contractors have been left high and dry as the supply chain continuity has been shaky for the past two years. “The prevailing uncertainty has not only hampered construction work in the government-financed projects but has also pushed the existing mines and stone crushers t...
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Ending Durbar Move practice shocks Jammu traders
7/4/2021 12:23:10 AM
Early Times Report Jammu, July 3: Recent decision of the Jammu and Kashmir Government to end the 149-year old Durbar Move practice has come as a rude shock for the business fraternity in Jammu. They are demanding that the administration should revisit its decision and take traders into confidence. President of Residency Road shopkeepers association Kunal Chada, while talking to Early Times said, “The government is stating that it has saved Rs 200 crore by scrapping the practice of shifting Durbar from Srinagar to Jammu and vice-versa. There is no harm in saving the money but the helmsmen before taking such an important decision should have thought about the traders in Jammu region. If t...
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Manipulation of records by officials in DFO Jammu exposed
Enquiry ordered by CCF finds fraudulent Distance Certificate issued to stone crusher
7/4/2021 12:23:01 AM
Early Times Report Jammu, July 3: The manipulation of records and corrupt practices in the office of Divisional Forest Office (DFO) Jammu has been exposed by the enquiry report, which was ordered by Chief Conservator of Forests Jammu East Circle to find out the veracity of a Distance Certificate issued to a Stone Crusher to run its operations in village Saddral near Compartment number 52/D. According to the enquiry report, it has been found that the Distance Certificate issued by the DFO Jammu was deliberately manipulated to benefit the stone crusher to run its operations. The DFO Jammu vide its letter number 1436-38 dated 3/6/2021 had issued a Distance Certificate in favour of CRB St...
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‘Har Ghar Nal Yojana’ still a distant dream for Dessa village in Doda
Residents rely on natural water resources for their various needs
7/4/2021 12:22:43 AM
KUNAL SHRIVATSA EARLY TIMES REPORT JAMMU, July 3: “Self reliant villages give strength to a self-reliant India,” Prime Minister Narendra Modi had stated this while launching ‘Har Ghar Nal Yojana’ for Sonbhadra and Mirzapur in Vindhya region of Uttar Pradesh via Video Conference on November 22, 2020. However, the Prime Minister’s remarks for making rural pockets self-reliant as far as water supply is concerned, though spoken with a positive and sincere intent, have yet to yield a fruitfu...
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COVID-19: JK reports 338 new cases, 2 deaths; active positive 4048, recovery rate 97.35%
7/4/2021 12:20:15 AM
Jehangir Rashid Early Times Report SRINAGAR, July 3: The COVID-19 recovery rate in the union territory of Jammu & Kashmir reached 97.35 percent as 497 virus affected persons recovered in the past 24 hours. With 338 new cases being reported in the same time the total number of positive cases reached 3, 16,629. Srinagar reported 96 cases followed by Doda district 42, Ganderbal district 21, Budgam district 20, Baramulla, Kupwara and Anantnag districts 19 each, Pulwama and Kulgam districts 16 each, Jammu and Kishtwar districts 14 each, Rajouri district 12, Bandipora district 10, Poonch district seven, Udhampur and Ramban districts four each, Kathua district three and Shopian district two...
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Panchayat Ghar Lohidar A in dilapidated condition
7/3/2021 11:11:53 PM
Asif Iqbal Naik Early Times Report Kishtwar, July 2: The government claims to strengthen the Panchayat Raj Institution has suffered a major dent due to non availability of funds to complete the Panchayat Ghar at Panchayat Lohidar A in block Mughal Maidan of this district. As per the details available with Early Times, construction of several Panchayat Ghars including Panchayat Ghar at Lohidar A was started in 2012 for which an estimate of Rs. 30 lakhs was prepared, but unfortunately desp...
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Strict weekend lockdown continues in Kishtwar as COVID-19 cases surges
7/3/2021 11:11:14 PM
Asif Iqbal Naik Early Times Report Kishtwar, July 3: Following continuous surge in COVID-19 cases, the strict weekend lockdown continued in Kishtwar district and as many as 15 different areas are still under containment zone measures in the district. As per the details available with Early Times, various teams of Kishtwar police laid surprise Nakkas at various places and challan various people for mask violation, traffic violations and lockdown violations at different place. Police team also took swift action against the people gathered at Kishtwar Chowghan ground for morning and evening walks. Police vehicle also made announcements making the people aware about the use of mask and ...
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7 councilors move vote of no confidence against two reputed functionaries of MC Kupwara
NC councilor elected as new chairperson MC Sopore
7/3/2021 11:11:01 PM
S Tahir-ul Haq Early Times Report BARAMULLA, July 3: Seven councilors out of 13 have moved a vote of no confidence against President and Vice President MC Kupwara under Municipal Act 2000, while as NC councilor Masrat Kar has been elected as new chairperson of MC Sopore. The councilors who have moved a vote of no confidence against the acting president Riyaz Ahmad Mir and VP Ghulm Mohi-ud Din of MC Kupwara include Iqbal Shah, Councilor of Ward no 5, Pusha Begum Councilor ward 4, Bashir Ahmad Khan councilor ward no 12, Tariq Ahmad Malik councilor, Posha Begum councilor ward no 7, Mohammad Syed Masoodi councilor of ward no 2 and Abdul Ahad Sheikh councilor ward no 6 of Municipal Counci...
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‘Grave Injustice’: Disgruntled youth demand age relaxation in recruitment for J&K Police SIs
7/3/2021 11:10:49 PM
EARLY TIMES REPORT JAMMU, July 3: J&K government recently announced to amend the rules for recruitment in Jammu and Kashmir Police, Fire Force and Prisons (Subordinate). The Departmental Recruitment Boards looking after the employment process of these organizations have been substituted by the Jammu and Kashmir Service Selection Board (SSB) which shall make all the appointments to non-gazetted ranks by direct recruitment. With such a development, the hopes of hundreds of youths aspiring to don the ‘khaki’ were rekindled. However, their elation was short-lived as there was only a change in the recruitment process and no alteration with respect to the relaxation in upper age limit had ...
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Overstaying lower rung officials at various departments manage their stay using influence
Violation of Transfer policy goes unabated in Rajouri & Poonch districts
7/3/2021 11:10:39 PM
Rajesh Tandon Early Times Report Poonch, July 2: The overstaying lower rung officials at various government departments in the Rajouri and Poonch districts have been violating transfer policy by using their influence at higher ups. There are several departments which have been grappling with overstaying employees particularly at lower rung, who have been creating problems for the general public to get their work done due to their interference. Police officials at lower rung posted in Police stations have created such a nexus that people have to face lot of problems while facing any issues. These officials mislead their senior officials according to their will. “It has been observed ...
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Ashwani Sharma kick starts macadamisation work of road in Bishnah
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Aam Aadmi Party demands immediate restoration of statehood
Palash Protim of Assam featured by Natrang in National Theatre Talk Show
Navin Choudhary convenes meeting of Chief Horticulture Officers of Jammu province
Will meet and present AP viewpoint before delimitation commission: Bukhari
Interactive workshop on environmental effects of covid-19 pandemic held
GCET organizes Inter-college poster making competition
VC BGSBU interacts with research scholars
Guest lecture on “animal tissue culture and biowaste management” held
GDC Akhnoor organizes webinar on green chemistry and energy savings
Govt Degree college Marh observes International Plastic Free Day
Workshop on “guidance for psycho-social counselling and covid helper skills” held
Online poster making/paper bag making competition organized
YCET organizes webinar on “Rise in Cyber Crime amid COVID-19”
LJSP appoints Mitu Rajput as head J&K Cultural cell
Tajinder demands reserve constituencies for 1947 DPs
Plantation, developmental activities reviewed
Tourists raise issues of "Wular Lake" for its encroachment, poor road connectivity
Workshop on Developing Covid Helper Skills conducted by NSS, 2 J&K girls Bn of GCW Gandhi Nagar
Socio-economic, political problems confronted by people discussed
Dr Wahied Balwan awarded Global Teacher Award 2021
Faculty development program on Training Needs Analysis organised
Pipping ceremony held at IRP 19th Bn Hq
JAKEDA CEO, DC Ramban sensitize farmers about PM-KUSUM
Udhampur admin holds district-wide awareness campaign on Covid prevention
Surprise drives conducted
CEO Shrine Board for carrying out regular drills to ensure quick response
Second centre in Jammu Division apart from GMC Jammu, to extend animal bite services
National Lok Adalat: DLSA Poonch urges litigants to approach district court
Doing away with 'Darbar Move' a decision taken in haste: GN Monga
Eight labourers injured in Ganderbal road accident
Misinformation to Awareness; Dr Rahul' strategy worked well to wipe half-truths about covid19, vaccination
Darbar move cancellation will prove death knell for Jammu
Chamber hails Central Govt to include retail, wholesale trades as MSMEs
Sanjita attends national meeting of BJP Mahila Morcha
Mayor releases list of development works undertaken in June
District Congress stages protest against power, water supply, high prices of reta bajri, other issues
Deputy Mayor conducts plantation drive
DB upholds life-imprisonment of CRPF cop
Kathua district Admn imposes ban on use of drones, flying objects
Court rejects bail of notorious thief
Approves final selection list, district allocation in favour of candidates for 1889 posts of Accounts Assistant
Power shut down
Army arrests elderly man from PoK on LoC
Water, power supply restoration demanded
One-way traffic resumes on Srinagar-Leh highway
Div Com reviews road safety measures in Jammu division
Mehbooba Mufti calls ending of ”darbar move” insensitive decision
Provide separate Assembly constituency for Lander-Bhomag-Pancheri belt: Harsh Dev
Senior officers to conduct motivation, awareness camps: DC
Health Workers mobilized to achieve testing target: DC
Enforcement teams recover Rs 34,600 fine from violators in Ramban
Cooperative societies provide best platform to generate self-employment: DC Rajouri
NCC Girls Battalion, GCW Udhampur commemorate International Plastic Bag Free Day
Udhampur Admin kick starts field work for Survey of Nomadic Tribal population
Retail, wholesale trade to get MSME status, traders welcome GoI’s move
DDC Rajouri reviews progress of ongoing development projects
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