Day: November 25, 2024

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SRINAGAR NOV 25:-Residents of Khirman Tilakchand in Handwara area of Kupwara District have appealed to the Lieutenant Governor’s administration and the Jammu and Kashmir government to provide new school buildings, citing the current structures as unsafe and unsuitable for students. The community emphasizes the urgency of addressing the matter to ensure a safe learning environment for children.

Local schools in the area have reportedly deteriorated over time, with concerns about structural stability growing due to lack of timely maintenance. The residents hope the administration will prioritize this issue and allocate funds for reconstruction or repairs to safeguard students and staff.

Residents of Khirman Tilakchand, Handwara, have also urged the Lieutenant Governor’s administration and the Jammu and Kashmir government to provide proper fencing around school premises to protect students from the threat of wild animals. The area, being close to forested regions, often witnesses the movement of wild animals, posing a significant danger to children attending school.

The appeal emphasizes that alongside new, safe buildings, adequate fencing is critical to ensuring a secure environment for education. Residents have requested swift action to address these safety concerns, highlighting the dual need for structural and security measures to safeguard the students.

It’s admirable that the staff is doing their best despite the challenging conditions. However, addressing the safety of the buildings is crucial to ensure the well-being of both students and staff.

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SRINAGAR NOV 25:-Mahila Congress Working District President Pulwama Jozee Akhter across the region are uniting to demand the restoration of statehood, rallying under the powerful slogan “My Land, My Right.” The movement, led by prominent local leader Jozee Akhter, aims to highlight the ongoing struggles faced by citizens and the need for self-governance.

In a demonstration held today, Akhter emphasizing the importance of regaining statehood for the well-being of the community. “This is more than just a slogan; it’s a call to action. Our people deserve to have their voices heard and their rights recognized,” Akhter stated. The event sparked renewed conversations about the historical context and the current implications of denied statehood.

The movement has gained momentum, with social media campaigns and community meetings aimed at spreading awareness. Supporters argue that restoring statehood will lead to better representation, improved local governance, and a stronger economy. As the demand grows, Akhter and her team are working to gather support from various stakeholders, including local leaders, businesses, and civic organizations.

“The fight for our rights is not just about politics; it’s about our future,” Akhter added. “We are committed to working together to ensure that the next generation has the opportunities they deserve.” With plans for more events and initiatives on the horizon, the movement shows no signs of slowing down.

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SRINAGAR NOV 25:-In a significant community reach initiative, 41 RR Bn organised a guest lecture on women empowerment by Miss Mehak – the first female bakery chef of Baramulla district who is also a renowned RJ at Uri.

The lecture was aimed to raise awareness about the current challenges faced by women in Kashmir and explore possible mitigation measures.

The session was attended by 80 students from Govt Higher Secondary School, Kalaroos, Kupwara. The initiative by Indian Army in bringing out current problems and their mitigation measures with active involvement of local population was well received by the locals

These efforts of bringing the successful personalities to the forefront by the Indian Army plays a detrimental role in fostering a safe and secure environment for all, which is essential for promoting a sense of accomplishment in the peers and will promote social dynamism in the region.

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SRINAGAR NOV 25:-The leadership of Greater Shah-re-Khaas, downtown Srinagar, under the chairmanship of Mohammad Faheem Reshi, makes a heartfelt appeal to the nation, calling for the safe return and rehabilitation of Kashmiri Pandits to their homeland. This call for unity is a testament to the enduring spirit of brotherhood and harmony that defines the cultural fabric of Kashmir.

We earnestly request the Honorable Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take decisive steps in facilitating the dignified homecoming of Kashmiri Pandits, who have long been displaced. Their return is not only a moral imperative but also a step toward restoring the valley’s multicultural ethos and reinforcing the bonds of shared heritage.

From the historic and culturally rich Shah-re-Khaas, this message carries the hopes of a united Kashmir—a Kashmir where trust is rebuilt, and communities thrive together in peace. Let this appeal inspire leaders and citizens alike to join hands in this mission of healing and reconciliation.

Together, we can create a future that honors the past while embracing unity and coexistence.

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SRINAGAR NOV 25:-Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee chief Tariq Hameed Karra on Monday called upon the central government to fulfill its promise of restoring statehood and constitutional guarantees.

Speaking with reporters at party headquarters in Srinagar, Karra said that this demand was not a protest, but a principled stance rooted in the promises made by the BJP government in 2019.

“Even before, during, and after the elections, we strongly demanded that our rights and guarantees, which were snatched away in 2019, must be restored. Statehood and constitutional guarantees were promised to us, but those promises have only become empty words,” he remarked.

Karra said that there was urgency of restoring Jammu and Kashmir’s statehood, stating that was a promise repeatedly made by the central government which was yet to materialise.

He added that he wanted to remind PM Modi-led government of commitments made on multiple occasions, including assurance given in Srinagar on September 19, that statehood would be restored “as soon as possible.”

Karra, however, expressed disappointment over ‘lack’ of progress, describing the delay as an affront to the emotions, aspirations, and democratic rights of the people of Jammu and Kashmir.

“This voice from Srinagar is being sent to the deaf and blind who choose to ignore it,” Karra said, stating that the government’s dismissive attitude cannot persist indefinitely.

Referencing Supreme Court’s directives, Karra underscored two critical measures, the immediate conduct of elections in the region and the restoration of statehood. “If you cannot uphold your promises as a moral responsibility, then at least respect the directions of the Supreme Court,” he stated.

When questioned about recent remarks by Omar Abdullah, Karra said that they are focused on the day’s agenda. “I would not like to talk on anything else other than today’s significance,” he said