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03/11/2025

Wussan Fire Leaves Four Families Homeless: Victims & Locals Demand Compensation & Financial Support

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03/11/2025

Women Protest in Ganderbal Against Smart Meters, Accuse Omar Abdullah of Breaking Promises https://youtu.be/salzYoE4l0I

Massive protests erupted in Gadoora, Ganderbal as women took to the streets opposing the installation of smart electricity meters. The protesters accused CM Omar Abdullah and the Power Development Department of betraying public trust by forcing smart meters on poor families. Residents demanded an immediate halt to the installation and urged the administration to address their concerns.

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03/11/2025

DC Bandipora Approves 82 Cases Under Mission YUVA

BANDIPORA: The Deputy Commissioner (DC) Bandipora, Indu Kanwal Chib, today chaired a meeting of the District Level Implementation Committee (DLIC) at the Mini Secretariat, Bandipora, to review and approve cases under Mission YUVA.

During the meeting, 106 cases were presented, of which 82 were approved after detailed scrutiny. The remaining cases were referred back to the concerned departments for feasibility verification before resubmission.

The DC directed that DLIC meetings will be held every Monday to ensure regular monitoring and timely disposal of cases. She also reviewed the overall progress of Mission YUVA in the district, including cases forwarded to banks, sanctioned, disbursed, and rejected, to assess implementation status.

Indu Kanwal Chib emphasized the need for in-depth analysis to identify areas with fewer or no applications and those with maximum participation. She instructed the Cluster Head of J&K Bank to submit branch-wise data and directed the Employment Officer to furnish village-wise details to ensure balanced coverage across all blocks and branches.

The Nodal Officer of JKEDI was asked to explore sectors and sub-sectors with higher participation for targeted interventions to achieve saturation at the block and branch levels.

The DC stressed detailed verification of every case to ensure transparency and accountability. She said Mission YUVA should not be confined to trading activities and urged officers to guide youth toward diverse entrepreneurial avenues.

The Pollution Control Officer was tasked with monitoring cases prone to environmental violations to ensure compliance with statutory norms. Reiterating the directions of the Chief Secretary, the DC emphasized engaging rehabilitated youth and terror victims under Mission YUVA to provide sustainable livelihood opportunities.

The meeting was attended by the General Manager DIC Bandipora, District Social Welfare Officer, District Nodal Officer JKEDI, Lead Bank Manager, Cluster Head J&K Bank Bandipora, District Officer PCB, and other concerned officers.

03/11/2025

Residential House Gutted In Wussan Fire Incident, Four Families Rendered Homeless, Locals Demand Compensation https://youtu.be/F_HY0pF_1lo

Irshad Ahmad Khan
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02/11/2025

IHPL: T20 matches cancelled, chaos, confusion prevails

02/11/2025

Light Rain, Snow Expected in J&K’s Higher Reaches; Temperature to Dip from Nov 5: MET

SRINAGAR: The Meteorological Department Srinagar on Saturday predicted generally dry weather across Jammu and Kashmir from November 1 to 3, with cloudy skies and chances of light rain or snow in higher reaches from the evening of November 4 to the morning/forenoon of November 5. Dry weather is expected to continue from November 6 to 13.

Director MET Dr. Mukhtar Ahmad, as per KNC, said, “From 1st to 3rd November, generally dry weather is expected. On 4th-5th November, skies will be generally cloudy with the possibility of a spell of light rain or light snow (higher reaches) over scattered places of Kashmir Division and Jammu Division during the 4th evening/night to 5th morning/forenoon. From 6th to 13th November, generally dry weather will prevail.”

He further added, “Thunderstorm, lightning, and gusty winds may occur at a few places towards the evening of 4th November.”

The advisory stated, “Significant fall in day and night temperatures is expected from 5th November onwards at many places. Farmers are advised to suspend farm operations during 4th-5th November.”

02/11/2025

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02/11/2025

Ruhullah Questions Sub-Committee on Reservation Report, Says Real Stakeholders Ignored, Mian Altaf Not Consulted

SRINAGAR: National Conference Member of Parliament Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi has accused the government’s sub-committee on the rationalization of reservations of ignoring real stakeholders and functioning in secrecy. He claimed that neither senior leaders nor affected groups were consulted before the committee reportedly finalized its findings.

The rationalization of reservations refers to the review of existing reservation categories in Jammu and Kashmir, following the region’s administrative and constitutional changes. The process aims to examine the distribution and percentage of reserved seats for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes, and other eligible groups to ensure equitable representation.

Ruhullah alleged that the exercise lacked transparency. “The sub-committee never spoke to the real stakeholders. I have no idea what the report contains or who was approached during its preparation,” he said. “Even senior leader Mian Altaf, who is a direct stakeholder, was not taken on board. I spoke to him personally, and he said he was never consulted,” he added.

The parliamentarian said that the committee failed to submit its report within the mandated six-month timeframe. “After six months, there was still no report. But when I began asking questions, it was suddenly said the report was ready. Nobody knows what is in it or who was consulted,” Ruhullah remarked.

He also took exception to being labeled as anti-party for raising questions. “When I speak, they say I am going against the party. That is bizarre. Seeking accountability within the organization should not be treated as dissent,” he asserted.

Ruhullah further claimed that Chief Minister Omar Abdullah was initially not in favor of giving the mandate to Aga Mahmood for the Budgam bye-election, believing him to be a weak candidate. “I was among the first to support his candidature,” Ruhullah said.

01/11/2025

A Life Lost, A Family Shattered: Kangan's Tragic Story Of Betrayal And Brutality

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01/11/2025

Ruh-e-Kashmir Celebration: A Showcase of Kashmir's Rich Heritage and Youth Empowerment

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01/11/2025

CM Omar Abdullah visits Baag-e-Gul-Dawood in Srinagar with his father Dr Farooq Abdullah, admires vibrant Chrysanthemum blooms

30/10/2025

“YOU CAN’T HIDE” Ganderbal Police Nabs 02 More Absconders Evading Arrest Since 05 Years

GANDERBAL: In a significant action against fugitives evading the law, Ganderbal Police has traced and nabbed 02 more absconders who were evading arrest since 05 years.

The arrested individuals have been identified as; Mohd Saleem Sheikh S/O Mohmad Ramzan Sheikh and Mst. Rehana Begum W/O Mohd Saleem Sheikh, both residents of Panzipora Sopore, involved in Case FIR No. 47/2021 U/S 420, 34, 201/IPC.

The accused persons were apprehended by Ganderbal Police during a special operation and were produced today before the Hon’ble Court Addl. Special Mobile Magistrate Ganderbal for further legal proceedings.

Ganderbal Police reiterates its commitment to bring all absconders and offenders of law to justice and maintain peace, order, and accountability in the district.