The News Zone, Prem Nagar, Old Heritage City, Jammu (2026)

12/10/2025

|| 11

Grave tempering of Academic Docs to get MBBS Degree

JAMMU: Numerous students from across India pursuing MBBS and other health-related degrees abroad, particularly in Bangladesh, have been found using forged academic documents to secure admissions.
The shocking scam, not only undermines the credibility of health education but also poses a severe threat to the region’s already strained healthcare system.
Sources said, many Indian students have been tampering with their Class 10th and 12th mark sheets, altering critical details such as the year of passing, academic marks obtained to meet admission criteria for medical/paramedical colleges abroad.
These students, armed with fraudulent credentials, complete their degrees and return to India to practice in healthcare institutions, potentially endangering lives due to their questionable qualifications.
Revealing the documents, one of the students, Abdul Rehman Khan, S/O Umar Khan has tempered his Senior Secondary Examination Marks Card from Board of Secondary School Rajasthan bearing Roll No 2642115.
Producing two Report Cards for the same class, Abdul Rehman Khan has forged his marks secured in different subjects.
This is yet another among the numerous cases where Academic Documents are forged and faked to get admission in Medical Colleges abroad, and return with a Degree and serve in the Healthcare Department in India.
As per the multiple academic documents accessed, blunders have been committed by crooked consultancies so far, and have been successful in fraudulent activities.
The scam reportedly begins with parents desperate to get their children MBBS degrees and is facilitated by unscrupulous consultancies that forge documents for hefty fees.
“These consultancies manipulate marksheets and other records to secure admissions in foreign medical colleges, driven purely by profit,” the Source said.
The Doctors’ Association have taken up the cognizance of the matter and Medical Council of India (MCI) is likely to cancel the Doctor’s License of such fraudulent MBBS degree holders.

11/10/2025

|| 10

Forged Academic Docs to get MBBS Degree from abroad

JAMMU: Numerous students from across India pursuing MBBS and other health-related degrees abroad, particularly in Bangladesh, have been found using forged academic documents to secure admissions.
The shocking scam, not only undermines the credibility of health education but also poses a severe threat to the region’s already strained healthcare system.
Sources said, many Indian students have been tampering with their Class 10th and 12th mark sheets, altering critical details such as the year of passing, academic marks obtained to meet admission criteria for medical/paramedical colleges abroad.
These students, armed with fraudulent credentials, complete their degrees and return to India to practice in healthcare institutions, potentially endangering lives due to their questionable qualifications.
Revealing the documents, one of the students, Mohammad Shazeb, S/O Hina Parveen and Ashfaque Ahmad has tempered his Report Cards and forged Secondary and Senior Secondary Examination. In two of his academic marks cards, Mohammad Shazeb has forged his year of passing (Same certificate show year of passing as in 2016 and 2017) and he has altered his marks secured in subjects to get admission in Medical College abroad.
This is yet another among the numerous cases where Academic Documents are forged and faked to get admission in Medical Colleges abroad, and return with a Degree and serve in the Healthcare Department in India.
As per the multiple academic documents accessed, blunders have been committed by crooked consultancies so far, and have been successful in fraudulent activities.
The scam reportedly begins with parents desperate to get their children MBBS degrees and is facilitated by unscrupulous consultancies that forge documents for hefty fees.
“These consultancies manipulate marksheets and other records to secure admissions in foreign medical colleges, driven purely by profit,” the Source said.
The Doctors’ Association have taken up the cognizance of the matter and Medical Council of India (MCI) is likely to cancel the Doctor’s License of such fraudulent MBBS degree holders.

06/10/2025

# BIG BREAKING 9 ||

Grave tempering of Marks on Class
12 Report Card to get MBBS Degree

JAMMU: Numerous students from across India pursuing MBBS and other health-related degrees abroad, particularly in Bangladesh, have been found using forged academic documents to secure admissions.
The shocking scam, not only undermines the credibility of health education but also poses a severe threat to the region’s already strained healthcare system.
Sources said, many Indian students have been tampering with their Class 10th and 12th mark sheets, altering critical details such as the year of passing, academic marks obtained to meet admission criteria for medical/paramedical colleges abroad.
These students, armed with fraudulent credentials, complete their degrees and return to India to practice in healthcare institutions, potentially endangering lives due to their questionable qualifications.
Revealing the documents, one of the students, Abida Rouf, D/O Abdul Rouf Wani has faked her Class 12, Higher Secondary School Examination Report Card bearing Registration No. N14301510090 under Jammu and Kashmir State Board of School Education in the year 2017.
Showing she has passed her Class 12 in Science stream, Abida Rouf has tempered her secured marks in report card, fake both marks obtained and securing distinction, with the sole motive to get admitted in any medical college abroad to get a MBBS or Medical Degree.
This is yet another among the numerous cases where Academic Documents are forged and faked to get admission in Medical Colleges abroad, and return with a Degree and serve in the Healthcare Department in India.
As per the multiple academic documents accessed, blunders have been committed by crooked consultancies so far, and have been successful in fraudulent activities.
The scam reportedly begins with parents desperate to get their children MBBS degrees and is facilitated by unscrupulous consultancies that forge documents for hefty fees.
“These consultancies manipulate marksheets and other records to secure admissions in foreign medical colleges, driven purely by profit,” the Source said.
The Doctors’ Association have taken up the cognizance of the matter and Medical Council of India (MCI) is likely to cancel the Doctor’s License of such fraudulent MBBS degree holders.

02/10/2025

Lieutenant Governor Addresses Gandhi Jayanti Celebrations

The ideals of Bapu are a source of inspiration for entire humanity and it is the collective responsibility of the society to inculcate the values of non-violence, truth, tolerance and compassion in young generation: LG

We live in a time when global challenges threaten to undermine peace and stability. We must follow the ideals of Pujya Bapu to address contemporary challenges: LG Sinha

The principles of self-less service-Sewa and Duties-Kartavya to which Gandhiji was committed will guide us in the journey of building 'Viksit Bharat'. With economic prosperity, we are determined to build a society powered by moral force and based on equity and justice: LG

LG urges the people to adopt Swadeshi, and buy products made by Self Help Groups and MSMEs

Remember your roots and ageless spirit of India as you chart future course. Society and nature must exist in harmony. Focus on Research & Development. Agriculture, industry and service sectors must work in harmony for prosperous economy: LG

SRINAGAR, OCTOBER 02: Lieutenant Governor, Shri Manoj Sinha today paid tributes to Pujya Mahatma Gandhi on his Janm-Jayanti. The Lieutenant Governor said the ideals of Bapu are a source of inspiration for the entire humanity and it is the collective responsibility of the society to inculcate the values of non-violence, truth, tolerance and compassion in the young generation.

“We live in a time when global challenges threaten to undermine peace and stability. We must follow the ideals of Pujya Bapu to address contemporary challenges,” he said.

The Lieutenant Governor was addressing the UT-level function commemorating the 156th birth anniversary celebration of Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi, at Srinagar.

In his address, the Lieutenant Governor said the leadership of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi is turning Bapu's dreams into reality.

“The principles of self-less service-Sewa and Duties-Kartavya to which Gandhiji was committed will guide us in the journey of building 'Viksit Bharat'. With economic prosperity, we are determined to build a society powered by moral force and based on equity and justice,” the Lieutenant Governor said.

The Lieutenant Governor urged the people to adopt Swadeshi and buy products made by Self Help Groups and Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).

“Remember your roots and ageless spirit of India as you chart future course. Society and nature must exist in harmony. Focus on Research & Development. We should also ensure that Agriculture, industry and service sectors are working in harmony for a prosperous economy,” he further said.

The Lieutenant Governor also extended felicitations to the people on the occasion of the birth anniversary of former Prime Minister Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri.

The event, organized by the Department of School Education and Department of Culture, also marked the closing ceremony of Sewa Parv.

The Lieutenant Governor congratulated the districts and schools for their excellent performance during Sewa Parv. He also felicitated members of Gandhi Global Family, Sant Nirankari Mission and Har Ghar Tiranga Campaign volunteers.

Chief Secretary, Shri Atal Dulloo; President Gandhi Global Family, J&K, Padma Shri Dr SP Varma; Additional Chief Secretary, Higher Education Department, Shri Shantmanu; Principal Secretary Culture, Shri Brij Mohan Sharma; Secretary, School Education, Shri Ram Niwas Sharma; senior officials, heads of educational institutions, teachers, and students in large number attended the Gandhi Jayanti celebrations.

02/10/2025

Cooperative Movement Key to Farmers Prosperity, Rural Empowerment: Devyani Rana

Mathwar, October 2 – Jammu & Kashmir Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) Vice President Ms. Devyani Rana today extolled the transformative potential of the cooperative movement, describing it as a cornerstone for revitalizing rural economies and empowering agrarian communities.
Addressing progressive farmers of Block Mathwar during an awareness programme on Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs) under the Central Sector Scheme, Ms. Rana characterized cooperatives as a catalyst for collective progress and enduring prosperity.

“Cooperatives epitomize the essence of shared advancement. They convene individuals, consolidate resources, and transmute common challenges into shared opportunities,” Ms. Rana said. “They cultivate an ethos of equity and inclusion, ensuring that development is not an exclusive privilege but a universal right.”

She observed that in recent years the cooperative sector has been accorded unprecedented institutional and policy support by the national leadership. This infusion of vision and resources, she noted, has invigorated grassroots organizations, enabling them to serve as engines of entrepreneurship, self-reliance, and sustainable livelihoods.

Invoking the guiding philosophy of “Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas, Sabka Prayas”, Ms. Rana asserted: “These values resonate profoundly with the cooperative spirit. True progress is never the work of solitary endeavor. It is forged in solidarity, sustained by trust, and animated by collective responsibility.”

Ms. Rana lamented that the political exploitation of cooperatives in earlier decades had attenuated their resilience and efficacy, eroding public confidence. “Yet today,” she affirmed, “we witness a renaissance of the cooperative movement, reinvigorated and reimagined as a credible instrument of empowerment and socio-economic mobility.”

On a personal note, Ms. Rana paid homage to her late father, Shri Devender Singh Rana, a steadfast advocate of agrarian welfare. She recalled his pivotal role in laying the institutional foundations for farmer empowerment in Mathwar, including the registration and sanctioning of The Mathwar Farmer Producer Organisation Cooperative Limited. “His vision was unequivocal: that genuine progress must emanate from those who till our soil and sustain our nation. I pledge to advance that vision with fidelity and resolve,” she said.

The event also featured an address by Mr. Vikrant Dogra, Chairman of Unati Agri Allied and Marketing Multi-State Cooperative Society Ltd. and Chairman and CEO of the Jammu and Kashmir Dairy Cooperative Federation Ltd. He delineated the imperative of fortifying farmers’ collectives to cultivate stronger market linkages, augment incomes, and foster sustainable rural development.

Organized under the Central Sector Scheme, the programme was convened by the Jammu & Kashmir Dairy Cooperative Federation Limited (JKDCF), empanelled as a Cluster Based Business Organization (CBBO) with the National Cooperative Development Corporation (NCDC).

The day commenced with floral tributes to the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi, and former Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri on their birth anniversaries, solemnly affirming their enduring legacy of self-reliance, dignity of labor, and rural upliftment.

02/10/2025

Breaking News:
An unfortunate accident has been reported from Chassana area. A young boy, Vantish Arun Singh, son of Chmail Singh, resident of Hassot, has been critically injured. He is currently in a serious condition. We request everyone to pray for his speedy recovery. 🙏

02/10/2025

# BIG BREAKING 8 ||

Students forged Academic Docs to get MBBS Degree from abroad

JAMMU: Numerous students from across India pursuing MBBS and other health-related degrees abroad, particularly in Bangladesh, have been found using forged academic documents to secure admissions.
The shocking scam, not only undermines the credibility of health education but also poses a severe threat to the region’s already strained healthcare system.
Sources said, many Indian students have been tampering with their Class 10th and 12th mark sheets, altering critical details such as the year of passing, academic marks obtained to meet admission criteria for medical/paramedical colleges abroad.
These students, armed with fraudulent credentials, complete their degrees and return to India to practice in healthcare institutions, potentially endangering lives due to their questionable qualifications.
Revealing the documents, one of the students PK Mohammed Rishal, S/O Mohammed Faizal PK faking his academic documents, he has altered his Secondary and Senior Secondary School Certificates, faking year of passing the examination.
Roshal has four Report Cards on his name two of Secondary and two marks cards of Senior Secondary School Examination, claiming to have passed in Central Board of School Education, and Board of School Education Hubli, Karnataka.
His Documents reveal that he has passed his class 10 in year 2018 and 2020 and his class 12th from CBSE in the year 2019 and again in 2020.
With these fake documents, PK Mohammed Rishal has perused and acquired his MBBS Degree from East-West Medical College, a private institution located in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
This is yet another among the numerous cases where Academic Documents are forged and faked to get admission in Medical Colleges abroad, and return with a Degree and serve in the Healthcare Department in India.
As per the multiple academic documents accessed, blunders have been committed by crooked consultancies so far, and have been successful in fraudulent activities.
The scam reportedly begins with parents desperate to get their children MBBS degrees and is facilitated by unscrupulous consultancies that forge documents for hefty fees.
“These consultancies manipulate marksheets and other records to secure admissions in foreign medical colleges, driven purely by profit,” the Source said.
The Doctors’ Association have taken up the cognizance of the matter and Medical Council of India (MCI) is likely to cancel the Doctor’s License of such fraudulent MBBS degree holders.

02/10/2025

Pak shelling hit J&K border villages rebuild, celebrate peace with weddings, festivities

Sajid Raina
Baramulla: Life is fast returning to normal in villages along the Line of Control (LoC) and International Border months after suffering heavy damage in Pakistan shelling following the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, which left 26 civilians, mostly tourists dead.
Pertinently, after Indian armed forces destroyed nine terrorist camps deep inside Pakistan and PoK, the neighbouring country resorted to heavy shelling on the civilians in frontier areas leading to loss of lives and widespread damage to property. After 4 days of skirmishes, Pakistan Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) reached out to his counterpart in India and requested for the cessation of hostilities, which led to the truce between the two nations.
Since then, residents told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) life is gradually returning to normal as guns have fallen silent and people are rebuilding their lives and damaged settlements.
Residents of border villages earnestly pray for lasting peace so their communities can grow, prosper, and live without fear after years of conflict and hardship.
Villages including Keran, Machil, Bangus, Tangdhar, Gurez, and Uri in north Kashmir are once again witnessing marriage ceremonies being held in local homes rather than being shifted to safer places, as was the case in previous years.
Farming, schooling, marriages, and sports activities are being carried out normally and without fear.
Razia Begum, a resident of Gurez who recently got married, said families are now able to organise weddings in their native villages. “There was a time when we would stay indoors for days due to firing across the border. Now, people attend weddings in large numbers,” she said.
Farah Jan from Uri, who also recently got married, said that earlier the frequent ceasefire violations made border life uncertain. “People had stopped organising large gatherings, but over the past two years, things have changed,” she said.
In Karnah, Shahbaz Ahmad noted that several weddings have been organised recently with full community participation. “We remember those who lost their lives in the past, but now the atmosphere has changed. People are coming together once again,” he said.
Mehreen Akhtar from Machil recalled how some weddings in the past were disrupted or turned into mourning due to shelling. “We are now seeing weddings with proper arrangements in the villages. Guests are attending without hesitation,” she said.
In Gurez, Junaid Lone said that social gatherings such as marriages, engagements, and other community functions have resumed after a long gap. “The normal routine has returned. People are living without the constant fear that used to dominate our lives,” he said.
Sajad Mir, a farmer from Tangdhar, said farming activities are going on without any disruption. “We are working in our fields as usual, and this season has been smooth for cultivation,” he said.
In Gurez, 17-year-old Adil Lone, who plays cricket with local youth, said sports activities have become a regular part of their routine. “We’re holding local matches and tournaments again. Everyone is taking part actively, and it’s good to see the energy back,” he said
Recently, the government announced a major relief initiative to provide 1,500 free smart homes to families whose houses were damaged in Pakistan shelling earlier this year.
Locals in Poonch said that this initiative will greatly benefit the families most severely affected by the Pak shelling. "We hope the construction process begins at the earliest so that the affected households can receive timely relief and regain a sense of stability in their lives," Abdul Rashid Khan, a resident said—(KNO)

02/10/2025

No sedition, religious violence case reported in J&K in 2023, reveals NCRB data
UT emerges as India's most communal-friendly region

Peerzada Ummer
Srinagar, Oct 01: Jammu and Kashmir did not record a single case of communal or religious violence in 2023, reveals the annual report of the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB).
The report which is in possession of the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) states that while 425 riot cases were registered involving 655 people, none of them were linked to communal tensions. No sedition cases were registered during the year either.
The report, as per the news agency- Kashmir News Observer (KNO) shows that 3,653 cases of violence against women were registered in the Union Territory in 2023 compared to 3,937 in 2021. Kidnapping was the most common crime against women with 895 cases, followed by 524 cases of cruelty by husband and 231 cases of r**e. A total of 427 women were abducted for forced marriage, including ten minors. Jammu and Kashmir ranked fourth among Union Territories in domestic violence cases with a rate of 8.1 percent.
The NCRB data recorded 84 murders, 1,004 cases of kidnapping overall, and 673 cases of death due to negligence, most of them road accidents. There were nine cases of dowry, 44 cases of abetment to su***de, 438 cases of attempted murder, and 434 cases of attempted su***de.
Cybercrime against women has emerged as a growing concern. Jammu and Kashmir topped all Union Territories with 43 such cases, including 39 related to dissemination of obscene material and four of blackmail or photo morphing.
Cases under Special and Local Laws increased to 4,468 in 2023, with a chargesheet filing rate of 90.7 percent, while cases under the Indian Penal Code fell from 27,447 in 2021 to 25,127 in 2023—(KNO)

02/10/2025

Congress eyes Rajya Sabha seat in J&K
Digvijay Singh to talk with NC

Srinagar, Oct 02: The Congress party is expected to stake its claim for one of the four Rajya Sabha seats scheduled for election on October 24, with senior leader Digvijay Singh set to initiate discussions with alliance partner, National Conference (NC), over the matter.
Top Congress leaders from New Delhi told news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that Digvijay Singh, former Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, is likely to seek one seat for the party in the Rajya Sabha elections. “He will formally take up the matter with the National Conference,” they said, adding that Singh is expected to speak with NC president Dr. Farooq Abdullah or Chief Minister Omar Abdullah regarding the issue.
Singh was entrusted by the Congress high command in April this year to oversee the functioning and engage in discussions regarding the INC-NC coalition partnership in J&K.
He was also directed to coordinate closely with the Jammu & Kashmir in-charge and Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) President Tariq Hamid Karra on these matters.
In the upcoming Rajya Sabha polls, the NC-Congress alliance is poised to comfortably secure three of the four seats, while the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is in a strong position to win the remaining seat.
In the current House composition, the ruling alliance holds 53 members, while the BJP has 28.
The non-BJP opposition bloc comprises seven legislators- three from PDP, one each from PC and AAP and two independents—(KNO)

02/10/2025

Ladakh administration orders probe into Leh killings
Inquiry officer asks witness to record their statements

Srinagar, Oct 02 : In a significant development, the administration of Ladakh has ordered a magisterial inquiry into the killing of four civilians in Leh on September 24 during protests demanding statehood and inclusion under the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution.
To ascertain the detailed facts and circumstances that led to the serious law and order situation, police action, and resultant fatalities, the administration has appointed an IAS officer to lead the inquiry.
Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) Nubra, Mukul Beniwal, has been designated as the inquiry officer and directed to submit a comprehensive report within four weeks.

The inquiry was ordered by deputy commissioner Leh on September 26.

According to a notice issued by the inquiry officer—of which news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) has obtained a copy—individuals possessing any information related to the incident are invited to record their statements between October 4 and 18 at the DC Office Conference Hall, which will serve as the inquiry venue.

“…..Any person(s) having information about the incident or willing to provide oral evidence, written statements, or material evidence (such as photographs or video recordings) may appear before the undersigned and submit their statements/evidence…..,” the notice reads—(KNO)

30/09/2025

# BIG BREAKING

__________________________
FORGED DOCS REVEAL BLUNDERS
DONE TO GET MBBS DEGREES

JAMMU: Shockingly, numerous students from across India pursuing MBBS and other health-related degrees abroad, particularly in Bangladesh, have been found using forged academic documents to secure admissions.
The shocking scam, not only undermines the credibility of health education but also poses a severe threat to the region’s already strained healthcare system.
Sources said, many Indian students have been tampering with their Class 10th and 12th mark sheets, altering critical details such as the year of passing, academic marks obtained to meet admission criteria for medical/paramedical colleges abroad.
These students, armed with fraudulent credentials, complete their degrees and return to India to practice in healthcare institutions, potentially endangering lives due to their questionable qualifications.
Revealing the documents, one of the students Pranav Khajuria faking his academic documents,
Pranav Khajuria has forged his Senior Secondary School Certificate, faking his year of passing the examination. “His one report card show he has passed his Senior School Examination on 13, 7, 2020, and his another marks card shows he has passed his very exam in 13, 7, 2021.
Both the Certificates indicate that Pranav Khajuria, S/O Darshan Kumar has passed his exam from Lal Bahadur Shastri Sr Sec School Ranpur Kota RJ bearing Registration No A220/16492/0126 and Roll No 11667648.
This is yet another among the numerous cases where Academic Documents are forged and faked to get admission in Medical Colleges abroad, and return with a Degree and serve in the Healthcare Department in India.
As per the multiple academic documents accessed, blunders have been committed by crooked consultancies so far, and have been successful in fraudulent activities.
The scam reportedly begins with parents desperate to get their children MBBS degrees and is facilitated by unscrupulous consultancies that forge documents for hefty fees.
“These consultancies manipulate marksheets and other records to secure admissions in foreign medical colleges, driven purely by profit,” the Source said.
The Doctors’ Association have taken up the cognizance of the matter and Medical Council of India (MCI) is likely to cancel the Doctor’s License of such fraudulent MBBS degree holders.

The News Zone

12/10/2025

11/10/2025

06/10/2025

02/10/2025

02/10/2025

02/10/2025

02/10/2025

02/10/2025

02/10/2025

02/10/2025

02/10/2025

30/09/2025

Address

Telephone

Website

Alerts

Contact The Business

Shortcuts

Share

Category