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07/09/2025

Sunil Sharma visited Tharad Udhampur

Due to a major landslide between Bali Nalla and Thard in Udhampur, the National Highway has collapsed, resulting in the suspension of vehicular movement since 2nd September. This has created a serious crisis in the districts of Kishtwar, Doda, and Ramban, where people are facing acute shortages of essential commodities and are deeply concerned about medical emergencies.

To review the situation, today I visited the affected site along with the local MLA, Shri Balwant Singh Mankotia, and senior officials from the civil and police administration. We took a detailed assessment of the ground situation and urged the administration as well as National Highway authorities to ensure that the road is restored without any further delay. Immediate restoration is crucial so that the three districts—Ramban, Doda, and Kishtwar—are reconnected and relief is provided to the people suffering due to this landslide.

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06/09/2025

Jammu Police South Zone Joins Devotees in Eid-ul-Milad Celebrations at Bhatindi

THE TYPEWRITER || JAMMU, SEPTEMBER 6

On the occasion of Eid-ul-Milad, Jammu Police, South Zone, participated in celebrations at Bhatindi with SP South leading a grand procession and extending greetings on behalf of the J&K Police Pariwar. Wishes were conveyed from the DGP J&K, IGP Jammu Zone, DIG JSK Range, and SSP Jammu to all devotees on the auspicious day.

The event was organized smoothly with coordinated efforts from SHO Bahu Fort Inspector Susheel Choudhury, ICPP Bhatindi PSI Basharat, ICPP Narwal PSI Sushil, along with personnel from the Security Wing and Traffic Wing, who ensured proper management and peaceful conduct of the gathering.

In his address, SP South highlighted the message of peace, brotherhood, and harmony embodied in the festival. He also interacted with religious scholars present at the event, acknowledging their guidance in strengthening unity and compassion within society. Sweets were distributed among participants, adding to the festive spirit.

The celebration saw a large turnout of devotees, symbolizing communal harmony and collective devotion. Jammu Police reiterated its commitment to maintaining peace and extending cooperation in all religious and cultural occasions across the city.

06/09/2025

Sunil Sharma Condemns Hazratbal Incident, Calls for Strict Action

THE TYPEWRITER || SRINAGAR, SEPTEMBER 6

Leader of Opposition Sunil Sharma has expressed strong condemnation of the incident at the Hazratbal Dargah, where miscreants allegedly tried to damage a plate inscribed with the National Emblem of India.

Sharma said the act was not just an attempt at vandalism but an attack on the dignity of the National Emblem, which represents the unity, sovereignty, and identity of the nation. He noted that such actions deeply hurt the sentiments of citizens across the country.

Reacting to a remark by a National Conference legislator linking the incident to religion, Sharma said the National Emblem has no connection with religious matters and that such statements only serve to shield those responsible.

He appealed to the Lieutenant Governor’s administration to ensure all those involved are identified and prosecuted under the law. “Strict action is necessary so that no one dares to undermine the sanctity of national symbols in the future,” Sharma said.

06/09/2025

Private Tankers Allowed To Resume Independent Operations As 80% Water Supply Restored In Jammu

06/09/2025

Commissioner Secretary YSS reviews J&K Sports Council; calls for faster recruitment, youth participation analysis, global event hosting, and stronger media presence to boost sports in the region.

06/09/2025

Waheed Para while addressing the gathering on the eve of Eid-Milad at Eidgah Pulwama.

06/09/2025

FIR Registered Over Damage to National Emblem at Hazratbal Shrine

THE TYPEWRITER || SRINAGAR, SEPTEMBER 6

Jammu and Kashmir Police have registered a case following damage caused to the Ashoka emblem inside the Hazratbal shrine in Srinagar.

Officials said an FIR (No. 76 of 2025) under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) has been filed at Police Station Nigeen after a group of protestors allegedly broke the emblem engraved on a plaque during a demonstration.

The protest, held over the installation of the emblem, led to damage to the plaque inside the shrine premises. Police confirmed that investigations have been initiated and assured that action will be taken in accordance with the law.

Chairperson of the Jammu and Kashmir Waqf Board, Dr. Darakhshan Andrabi, strongly criticized the incident and called for strict measures against those responsible. She also accused the National Conference of provoking the protests, saying the party was attempting to disturb harmony and public order.

05/09/2025

DC Jammu Inspects Flood-Hit Areas, Reviews NH-144A Works in Chowki Choura

THE TYPEWRITER || JAMMU, SEPTEMBER 5

Deputy Commissioner Jammu, Dr. Rakesh Minhas, on Friday toured Chowki Choura subdivision to review damages caused by the recent rains and floods, besides inspecting key developmental projects.

He took stock of the NH-144A project, focusing on the Kandi and Sungal tunnels, and later visited far-flung Panchayats including Rah and Salyote. During his interactions with locals, the Deputy Commissioner assured timely assistance and speedy restoration of essential services. He directed the Revenue Department to expedite flood relief cases and instructed PMGSY, PWD and BDOs to restore internal roads within two days.

Chairing a review meeting at the Sub Divisional headquarters, Dr. Minhas was briefed by SDM Chowki Choura, Ankush Hans, on the ground situation. Departments including Jal Shakti, PWD, PMGSY and PDD were asked to complete restoration works without delay.

Dr. Minhas also inspected the functioning of Accidental Hospital Chowki Choura where BMO Dr. Samir Khajuria apprised him of infrastructure requirements. He assured that strengthening healthcare facilities in remote areas remains a top priority.

Extending solidarity to those affected by natural calamities, the Deputy Commissioner visited a family of Chashoti landslide victims, conveyed condolences and assured all possible support.

He was accompanied by officials including Xen PHE Sunil Sharma, BDO Abhilash Sharma, Tehsildar Pramod Kumar, and AEE PWD Ashish Bhasin.

05/09/2025

BJYM Jammu and Kashmir Gears Up for Sewa Pakhwada Celebrations

THE TYPEWRITER JAMMU, SEPTEMBER 4

Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) Jammu and Kashmir is preparing to celebrate Sewa Pakhwada with a series of programmes aimed at public service and youth engagement.

Arun Prabhat, State President BJYM, chaired a meeting of the organisation’s office bearers at the party headquarters in Trikuta Nagar, Jammu. Addressing the gathering, he briefed the members about the upcoming events and called for active participation of all karyakartas to make the programmes successful. On the occasion, he also felicitated Rakesh Mahajan on his appointment as Prabhari of BJYM Jammu and Kashmir.

Senior BJP leader and State General Secretary Gopal Mahajan interacted with the BJYM functionaries, highlighting the pivotal role of the youth wing in ensuring the success of the programmes. He also lauded the BJYM team led by Arun Prabhat for their efforts in relief and rehabilitation activities during the recent floods and cloudburst incidents across the Union Territory.

Newly appointed BJYM Prabhari and BJP State Vice President Rakesh Mahajan, while addressing the gathering, expressed gratitude for the felicitation and assured his full support and guidance. He encouraged the karyakartas to remain committed to public service and future organisational initiatives.

MLA Ramnagar, Sunil Bhardwaj, also addressed the meeting and underlined the importance of youth power in nation-building. He said that with India having the largest youth population in the world, it is the responsibility of the younger generation to contribute towards the vision of making India a developed nation by 2047.

The meeting was conducted by BJYM State General Secretary Abhishek Slathia. Among those present were State Vice President Sanjay Sharma, Himja Mengi, Rohit Sharma (District President Jammu Border), Monu Slathia, Kanav Sharma, and Sahil Sharma.

05/09/2025

Schools to remain closed on 06-09-2025, with instructions for security audits and resumption of offline classes from 10-09-2025.

04/09/2025

SSP Jammu Holds Crime and Security Review Meeting at DPL Jammu

THE TYPEWRITER || JAMMU, SEPTEMBER 4

Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Jammu, Joginder Singh (JKPS), chaired a comprehensive crime and security review meeting at District Police Lines Jammu. The meeting was attended by zonal SSPs, SDPOs, DySP DAR, SHOs, and In-Charge Police Posts of the district.

During the session, SP Rural Brijesh Sharma, SP Headquarters Irshad Hussain Rather, SP North City Vivek Shekhar Sharma, and SP South City Ajay Sharma presented detailed reports on the crime situation, achievements, and ongoing policing efforts in their respective areas. SP Operations Jammu, Kameshwar Puri, gave a presentation on organised criminal groups and their activities.

The meeting covered multiple aspects of policing including quality investigation, timely disposal of cases, property-related and NDPS cases, inquest proceedings, history-sheeters, absconders, and missing persons. Special focus was laid on ensuring that cases under both old and new criminal laws are disposed of within the prescribed 60–90 day timeline.

Progress on digital policing initiatives such as CCTNS, e-Sakshaya, SIDs, e-summons, and the use of FSL services was also reviewed. The SSP stressed the importance of accountability, transparency, and capacity building across all levels of policing.

Highlighting the need for strict action against drug trafficking, the SSP reiterated the policy of zero tolerance towards narcotics. He directed officers to identify offenders, strengthen surveillance, and curb the activities of organised criminal elements to ensure public safety.

The SSP also emphasised the importance of professionalism, quick response, and empathetic behaviour while dealing with citizens. He underlined that effective policing must combine efficiency with sensitivity to the concerns of the public.

Acknowledging recent disaster management efforts, the SSP praised the role of Jammu Police officers and personnel during the recent floods. Their timely alerts, evacuations, and rescue operations, in coordination with the civil administration, SDRF, NDRF, and other agencies, helped save hundreds of lives in the district.

04/09/2025

JKSET Agency Notice: JKSET/LASET 2024-25 Exam Scheduled for Sept 07, 2025, at New Venue; Earlier Admit Cards Cancelled

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