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[12/18, 11:35 PM] Hus: Gvn....Basket Ball ground constructed by 110BN, CRPF at GGHS School Pampore.
Today it was inaugurated by Shri. S.K. Bhagat IPS (SDG CRPF) J&K Zone on 18th Dec, 2015 in the  presence of Shri. Nalin Prabhat, IPS (IGP OPS KMR), Shri O.S. Charak (DIGP SKOR) & Shri Kishore Kumar (Commandant-110BN), Shri Jitender Kumar (Second-in-Command) & many other unit Commandants.
In this inauguration function SDPO Awantipora Mr. Parvaiz Ahmad, SHO Pampore Mr. Taslim Raja, Principle GGHS School Mr. Mushtaq Ahmad, Students, school staff & Media persons also present.
[12/18, 11:35 PM] Hus: Gvn....Vehicle of ARTO Budgam Seized
Srinagar 18 :
During Continuing Driver Against Traffic Violators Today Traffic Police Seized Official Vehicle Of ARTO Budgam Sh Manzoor Ahmad at Peer Bagh When He Was Traveling Back To His Home From Office
[12/18, 11:35 PM] Hus: Gvn....More than 3000 thousand underprivileged students from Jammu and Kashmir face uncertain future under the Prime Minister special scholarship scheme as the MHRD has suddenly change the criteria of the eligibility of the colleges  these students ware to get scholarship for professional and general course for 2014-2015 session across India in various institution after being on the eligible list in the year 2014-15 some of them find themselves declared un-eligible in the new list because of frequent change in the scheme the troma has increased in the students regarding their status on behalf of the scheme. As the students has taken admission just to save their academic session which was foiled by the floods in the state many students have been struck from the list. Rabia Baji Chairperson AICURD called on 16.12.2015 director MHRD to urge not to change norms at this point of time as it would spoil the carrier of boys and girls this scheme was launched in 2010 as the CBM for the Jammu and Kashmir state to save the future of the students of the state. Baji have urged the central government to look into problems and end troma of the children’s. As she says unnecessary lakoons and changes would create troma in the students which would take the students stray from the mainstream. Baji said when the students name is exhibited in the earlier eligible list at the time of counselling now how is it possible that the students name not showing in the eligible list nor in the non-eligible list. Baji has being told by the central govt that preparing of the list after proper verification was in the hands of the state government to send the list of the students. So baji request the state government to recheck the names of students which are left in the list furnished to centre government. So that the career of the students are not as stake.
[12/18, 11:35 PM] Hus: Gvn....02 Drug peddlers held in Bandipora and Awantipora
Srinagar 18 December:Police has arrested two drug peddlers at Bandipora and Awantipora, recovered huge quantity of drugs and bhang from them.
On specific information, Bandipora police laid a naka at Wullar vantage headed by SHO Aragam Shri Masood ul Hassan. During the naka checking, an Alto vehicle bearing registration number JK15-2477 was intercepted. On search 192 bottles of codeine phosphate and 171 strips of spasmoproxyvon was recovered from the vehicle. A notorious drug paddler Mohammad Yousuf Wani son of Ghulam Rasool Wani resident of Pathkote Bandipora who was driving the vehicle was arrested. A case FIR No 28/2015 under section 8/21 NDPS was registered against him in Police Station Aragam and investigation was taken up.
Meanwhile, Awantipora police intercepted a pedestrian who was identified as Shakeel Ahmad Dar son of Ghulam Nabi Dar resident of Panzgam. On his search raw material of bhang, weighing about 02 kilograms was recovered from his possession. A case FIR number 137/15 under section 8/20 NDPS was registered against him in Police Post Reshipora and investigation was taken up.
[12/18, 11:35 PM] Hus: Gvn....Girl attempts suicide in Ganderbal
Srinagar 18 December: In a bid to end her life, a girl consumed some poisonous substance in Ganderbal.
A girl (name with held) resident of Kangan, Ganderbal consumed some poisonous substance at her home. She was shifted to Sub District Hospital Kangan for treatment. Ganderbal police has registered a case in this regard.
[12/18, 11:35 PM] Hus: Govt will accept retirement decision of Dr Rafeeque Pampori: Lal Singh

Upto Govt to accept my retirement: Dr Pampori

Srinagar, Dec 18 (KNS): The government Friday said that it will accept the retirement of Government Medical College Principal Dr Rafeeque Ahmed Pampori, who has gone on protest leave following his differences with the Health minister Choudhary Lal Singh.

Lal Singh said that the government was going to accept the retirement of GMC principal.

“It is his (GMC Principal’s) own decision. If he wants to go, the government has no problem. We will find a deserving person to head the GMC institutes,” Singh told KNS.

“I am the minister of the health and medical education department to take decisions which are for the welfare of the people and for patients,” Singh told KNS.

Dr Rafeeque Ahmed Pampori went on a protest leave and said that he will seek voluntary retirement from his services, which were ending in February 2018.

Dr Pampori said he has written to Health and Medical Education Department for voluntary retirement from February 1, 2016and requesting leave from today.

“It is upto the government to accept my retirement,” Dr Pampori told KNS. “If the government restores the dignity of the post of Principal, then I will see,” he said.

Sources in the health and medical education department said that the principal has sought voluntary retirement following “too much interference” by the minister concerned in the decision making of the GMC and its associated hospitals.

“The minister and the principal were not going well for some months after differences with the former over a number of things which were happening continuously in the running of the administration of the GMC institutes. GMC Principal was a captain of a team which was controlled by the minister himself. He had no say in the field, which is the affairs of the GMC institutes,” sources said.

Sources said that five GMC hospitals- Chest Disease, Psychiatry, GB Pant, Bones and Joints- are not functional well because of the direct interference of the minister in their affairs.

“All the GMCs associated hospitals are without proper Medical superintendents. Few medical superintendents have been appointed, despite objections by the principal over their appointments,” sources said. (KNS)
[12/19, 10:02 AM] Hus: Flash

Fire  in Nawa Kadal  3 to 4 houses under fire
[12/19, 10:02 AM] Hus: Gvn.....fire flames engulf 3 to 5 houses at grattabal Nawakadal with the help of fire tenders locals fire brought under control...more to come
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[12/19, 10:57 AM] Hus: JK NNI News...

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[12/19, 10:57 AM] Hus: JK NNI News. .....

Press Release. ....

An extra-ordinary  meeting was held at both the province of Kashmir in which all the all the district heads participated. The members concern that the assurances given by the committee formed by honable chief justice proved to be a joke with the employees as no progress has been made to resolve the long pending demands vi3 implementation of shilly commission painful delay in promotions & transfers etc. It was only because of the assurances given by the committee comprising of registrar General. Registrar vigilance and principal Secretary to honable chief justice that the strike on 26th & 27th Oct 2015 was defered "It seems that the committee is not interested to mitigate the sufferings of employees as the state government has not been approached to implement to shetty commission  recommendations despite clear supreme court directions to implement the scheme & pay the arrears to the employees till 31st December 2015" said Ajaz Wafai President JEWA
It was unanimously resolved that if the demands are not met till the given date the association will announce its future course of actions on 01 January 2016 and if necessary the door of supreme court will be knocked for violation of its directions of employees will be forced to come on streets which they avoided till date the members also appealed chief justice to personally interfere and come to the rescue of employees.
[12/19, 12:51 PM] Hus: Attention : Important-

One person namely Suhail pasha S/o Mohd Amin Pasha R/o Lal bazar Botshah Mohalla brought two kids to Police station Zadibal who were roaming in the area and have lost their way .The kids narrates  their particular and identity as 1. Shakeel Ahmad Dar S/o Tariq Ahmad Dar R/o Akhal check kangan age 10 years 2. Sajad Ahmad S/o Altaf Ahmad Dar  R/o Akhal Kangan age 11 years.
If any one having information about the two kids Police station concerned should be accordingly informed.
[12/19, 12:51 PM] Hus: ****panin kasheer news****

Practice Of Misusing Rsj Bhavans To Overthriw Elected Govt Yet To End: Omar

Constable Suspended For Firing In Air In Jammu

Mirwaiz Terms FSA As Anti People Law & Demands Immediate Removal Of Such Unjust Law

Girl Attempts Suicide In Ganderbal

Three Persons Killed & Eight Injured In Different Road Accidents Across Valley

Asiya Naqash In Row Over Education Details In EC Affidavit

Pakistani Daily Lauds Sushma, Hopes For Pakistan, India Talks

A House & a Shop Damaged In Two Different Fire Incidents
[12/19, 12:51 PM] Hus: Breaking News News

Top Hm militant arrested  in handwara

Handwara police and 21rr arrested a local militant in  forest area of handwara  namely (Falak Noor)
SP Handwara Ghulam Jeelani told Kashmir Glory  that he was A+ catagory millitant and was active for last two years.More details  awaited. .
[12/19, 12:51 PM] Hus: 👉Hizb rebel who carried Rs 5 lakh reward arrested in Kashmir

Srinagar: A anti-India armed rebel, who carried a bounty on his head, has been arrested in Jammu and Kashmir.

An official told Kashmir Dispatch that they arrested Falak Noor from a forest area in Handwor, some 90 kms from the disputed region’s summer capital Srinagar.

“Noor was a member of the local rebel group Hizb ul Mujahideen and carried a bounty of Rs 5 lakhs on his head,” superintendent of police Ghulam Geelani told Kashmir Dispatch.

A search operation carried out by armed anti-insurgency police and army’s 21 Rashtriya Rifles in the dense forests is underway since past four days.

The police officer said: Noor had joined Hizb two years ago.(KD)
[12/19, 12:51 PM] Hus: WIFE OF DY SP POLICE TRAING SHEERI MANZOOR AHMAD BHAT OF LALPORA TANGMARG SERIOUSLY INJURED IN A ROAD ACCIDENT NEAR JVC HOSPITAL ...HER CONDITION IS SERIOUS AT SKIMS  ...KINDLY PRAY FOR HER
[12/19, 3:49 PM] Hus: VIDEO:A Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) militant was arrested in a joint operation by security forces in Kupwara district on Saturday.On a tip off, 21 Rashitriya Rifles (RR) and Special Operation Group (SOG) of Jammu and Kashmir police conducted a search operation at Khurmorah Rajwara forest area in Handwara in Kupwara district of north Kashmir.Sources said during the operation the HM militant, identified as Falak Noor, reportedly active for the past two years, was arrested.Meanwhile, search operation at Reshmuqam Gujjar Patti woods in the Kupwara continued for the second day.
[12/19, 7:56 PM] Hus: Gvn.....Traffic Police circulates information for general public for winter season
JAMMU, DECEMBER 19: The Traffic Police has made special arrangements for dissemination of information related to traffic situations in view of the winter season, particularly with regard to NHW and other important roads in the State.
 Information regarding traffic restrictions, particularly on the NHW is given in advance on daily basis, on the Facebook page of the Traffic Police titled “Jammu & Kashmir Traffic Police”. Besides, traffic updates on real time basis is also given on this Facebook page with regard to traffic situations on all the major roads in the State.
The Traffic Police has also started a Toll Free Number       1800-180-7091 on which information regarding the traffic restrictions can be sought. Information regarding any emergency situation on the road can also be given by the public on this Toll Free number seeking assistance from the Traffic Police. In addition, for any traffic related information people can also get updates from the Traffic Control Units at Srinagar (0194-2450022), Ramban (9419993745) and Jammu (0191-2459048).
The Traffic Police has also started a number 9622-88-2222, available round the clock, on which complaints, feedback and suggestions can be sent by SMS and Whatsapp messages/photographs/videos
[12/19, 7:56 PM] Hus: Gvn.....Woman with labour pain left unattended at SDH Sopore
JLNMH ransacked after the death of pregnant woman
Srinagar, Dec 19, : 
Agitated people allegedly ransacked Jawahar Lal Nehru Memorial Hospital (JLNMH) and thrashed medical staff after a woman succumbed giving birth to a new born baby. Sources told CNS, that Tasleema Bano (29) wife of Kaisar Ahmed, a resident of Sadrabal Hazratbal had been admitted in the hospital after developing labour pain. “She was normal but died on the operation table soon after the delivery”. The devastated family accused the hospital of medical negligence.
"It's a case of medical negligence. The hospital staff had no trained professionals to handle the case,” one of the relatives of deceased woman told CNS. Reports said that commotion prevailed in the hospital after Tasleema’s family and relatives heard of her death. The agitated family members allegedly smashed the windowpanes of operation theatre and slapped a senior doctor present on the spot.
Confirming the incident, Deputy Medical Superintendent Dr Tajamul Hussain said that an inquiry committee has been constituted to probe the incident. “The family members lost control and caused damage to the hospital equipments. We have constituted a committee that will present its report within a week,” he said.
   When asked about the cause of death, Deputy Medical Superintendent said that it will be premature to say anything at this point of time. “Everything will surface after inquiry committee will present its report,” he added.
Meanwhile, in a shocking incident, a pregnant woman ‘dying’ with labour pain was allegedly not attended by doctors at Sub-District Hospital Sopore on Saturday.
Reports said that a pregnant woman Mehfooza Jan wife of Bilal Ahmed Sofi, a resident of Tarzoo Sopore was admitted in the hospital on Friday. The woman developed severe labour pain on Saturday morning but ironically no doctor was present in the hospital. “We called a lady doctor (name withheld) who refused to turn up in the hospital saying she is busy at her home. We had no alternative but to shift Mehfooza Jan to a private Nursing Home where she gave birth to a baby boy,” the husband of Mehfooza Jan told CNS.
 The attendants who helped the family in shifting Mehfooza to Nursinghome expressed resentment and alleged that doctors at SDH Sopore frequently take patients for a ride and often remain absent from their duties.
  Medical Superintendent SDH Sopore Dr Sami said that he will look into the matter. (CNS)