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SFCAC Shopian Approves 47 Cases for Sponsorship

  SHOPIAN FEBRUARY 20:_The Sponsorship and Foster Care Approval Committee, Shopian, in its second meeting, approved 47 cases for sponsorship under ‘Family based Non-Institutional Care’ component of Integrated Child Protection Scheme (ICPS), thus taking total number of approved cases to 58. Pertinently the committee had already approved 11 such cases in it’s first meeting. Present … Read more

Khalil Takes Over as BDO Mendhar, Balakote*

MENDHAR FEBRUARY 20 :–Khalil ur Rehman, a 2015 batch KAS Officer the other day assumed the charge of Block Development Officer Mendhar with additional charge of Balakote Block. After a tenure of two years as Functional Manager at District Industries Centre Rajouri, Khalil was allotted Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Department by an order of … Read more

Those attacking Kashmiris are biggest terrorists: Sajad Lone

Srinagar, Feb 20: :-Peoples Conference chairman Sajad Gani Lone on Wednesday said those who attacked and intimidated Kashmiris are the biggest terrorists. “The goons who attacked the Kashmiris are the biggest terrorists. And they are cowards,” Lone tweeted. He said these goons are thrashing helpless Kashmiris. Lone had also flayed state authorities for being lenient … Read more

Dialogue only way to resolve ‘outstanding issues’ between India, Pakistan: Saudi Crown Prince

Press Trust of India New Delhi ,February 20, :-Prime Minister Narindar Modi and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman on Wednesday explored ways to further deepen strategic ties, in talks taking place in the backdrop of India’s escalating tension with Pakistan following the Pulwama attack. The crown prince arrived here on a less than 30-hour visit … Read more

PDP delegation visits Uttarakhand, says ‘satisfied’ over safety of Kashmiri students

 

February 20, Press Trust of IndiaDehradunA delegation of Peoples Democratic Party from Jammu and Kashmir visited Uttarakhand for a first-hand assessment of the situation here following alleged harassment of Kashmiri students after the recent Fidayeen attack in Pulwama.The delegation consisting of Rajya Sabha member Faiyaz Ahmed Mir, former MLA Aijaz Ahmed Mir and other party leaders reached here Tuesday to assess the situation, Inspector General of Police (Garhwal) Ajay Rautela told PTI.”The delegation interacted with Kashmiri students studying in different institutions here and returned after expressing satisfaction over their safety,” he said.The PDP leaders also took some of the students along with them who expressed a desire to go home with their colleges being closed, the IG said.The visit followed after reports about alleged harassment of Kashmiri students in Uttarakhand in the wake of the Pulwama  attack began doing the rounds on the social media, the IG said.However, they had a first-hand assessment of the situation in consultation with the Kashmiri students themselves and have returned perfectly satisfied,” Rautela said.

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Government downgrades and withdraws the security of all 18 Hurriyat leaders and 155 other political persons

  In a major step today, the Government of Jammu & Kashmir downgraded and withdrew the security of 18 Hurriyat leaders in the state. According to the spokesperson of Home Department, it was felt that providing security to these separatist leaders is a wastage of scarce state resources which could be better utilised elsewhere. Among … Read more