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In a major administrative reshuffle, the Jammu and Kashmir Police has ordered the transfer of 16 Inspectors to the Anti-...
03/10/2026

In a major administrative reshuffle, the Jammu and Kashmir Police has ordered the transfer of 16 Inspectors to the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), including eight whose previous transfer orders were cancelled and reassigned to the anti graft agency.

Leprosy Awareness Programme Organised at CMO Office Rajouri on Gandhi JayantiTHE STATION || RAJOURI, OCTOBER 2A leprosy ...
02/10/2026

Leprosy Awareness Programme Organised at CMO Office Rajouri on Gandhi Jayanti

THE STATION || RAJOURI, OCTOBER 2
A leprosy awareness programme was organised at the Office of the Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Rajouri, on the occasion of the 157th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. The programme was held under the supervision of Chief Medical Officer Rajouri, Dr. M. L. Rana, with the objective of promoting awareness about leprosy, its early identification, prevention and timely treatment.

The programme also focused on encouraging a better understanding of the disease and addressing misconceptions that may prevent people from seeking medical advice at an early stage. Participants were sensitised about the importance of timely diagnosis, completing the prescribed treatment and extending support and respect to people affected by leprosy.

The event was attended by Dr. Jahaan Ara, Medical Officer, Leprosy Control Unit (LCU); Dr. Khaliq-ul-Rehman, Medical Officer; Dr. Ghulam Qadir Bhatt, District Nodal Officer, Dentistry; staff of the Leprosy Control Unit; officials and employees of the CMO Office, Rajouri; and students of ANMT School, Rajouri.

Addressing the gathering, Chief Medical Officer Rajouri, Dr. M. L. Rana, delivered an awareness lecture on various aspects of leprosy. He underlined the importance of recognising symptoms at an early stage, obtaining a proper medical examination and beginning treatment without unnecessary delay.

Dr. Rana explained that leprosy is a curable disease and emphasised that people affected by the condition should be treated with dignity, compassion and respect. He urged healthcare workers, students and members of the public to contribute towards creating greater awareness and understanding about the disease.

Referring to the life and humanitarian work of Mahatma Gandhi, Dr. Rana highlighted Gandhi’s concern for the dignity and social acceptance of people affected by leprosy. He said that Gandhi’s emphasis on compassion and service continues to provide an important message for society.

The participants were also informed about the need to avoid myths and misconceptions related to leprosy. They were encouraged to advise anyone experiencing symptoms or health concerns associated with the disease to visit the nearest health facility for appropriate examination, diagnosis and treatment.

The programme further highlighted the role of healthcare institutions, educational institutions and the community in spreading accurate information about leprosy. Participants were encouraged to share awareness messages and promote a supportive environment in which people can seek medical assistance without hesitation.

The programme concluded with a collective commitment to strengthen awareness about leprosy, encourage early detection and timely completion of treatment, and promote a more informed and supportive society.

CBI Conducts Joint Surprise Check at Industry and Commerce Department in DodaTHE TYPEWRITER, DODA, SEPTEMBER 30The Centr...
30/09/2026

CBI Conducts Joint Surprise Check at Industry and Commerce Department in Doda

THE TYPEWRITER, DODA, SEPTEMBER 30
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) conducted a joint surprise check at the Department of Industry and Commerce in Doda in connection with the implementation of loans under the Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP).

The visit was aimed at reviewing the process related to PMEGP loan cases and examining the relevant records and procedures followed by the department.

Sources said that officials associated with the exercise examined documents and sought details concerning the processing and implementation of PMEGP-related cases. The verification is understood to be part of the authorities’ efforts to review compliance with prescribed procedures.

Further details regarding the outcome of the exercise were not immediately available. The concerned authorities are expected to provide additional information after completion of the verification process.

Demand Raised for Inclusion of Punjabi in J&K Official Language FrameworkTHE TYPEWRITER || JAMMU, SEPTEMBER 29A demand f...
29/09/2026

Demand Raised for Inclusion of Punjabi in J&K Official Language Framework

THE TYPEWRITER || JAMMU, SEPTEMBER 29
A demand for considering Punjabi for inclusion in the official language framework of Jammu and Kashmir was raised by Taranjit Singh Tony, Chairman of Gurdwara Rani Talab, Digiana, during a press conference in Jammu on Monday.

Addressing the media, Tony said Punjabi has longstanding cultural, historical and social significance in Jammu and Kashmir and urged the concerned authorities to consider greater recognition of the language within the Union Territory's official language framework.

He referred to the Jammu and Kashmir Official Languages Act, 2020, under which Kashmiri, Dogri, Urdu, Hindi and English are recognised as official languages. He said Punjabi has been included in provisions relating to its promotion and development, but is not among the officially recognised languages.

Tony said the matter is important to members of the Sikh community and others who have a connection with Punjabi language and culture. He expressed hope that the authorities would consider the demand through appropriate institutional and democratic processes.

He also announced that a rally will be held on September 30 at 4 PM, beginning from Gurdwara Rani Talab, Digiana, as part of the community's campaign seeking consideration of the demand.

Tony said any further programme would remain peaceful and within democratic and legal processes. He added that the group intends to continue engaging with the authorities on the issue of Punjabi language recognition.

The press conference was attended by Harbaksh Singh, President, Rani Talab Gurdwara; Vrinder Singh, Cashier, Rani Talab Gurdwara; Gurmeet Singh Tara, President, Sanjay Nagar; Gurmukh Singh, President, Nanak Nagar; Retd. Commissioner Bachan Singh; Mohinder Singh, Ex-President; Karanjeet Singh, President, Digiana Gurdwara; Balbir Singh; Nasib Singh; Jasbir Singh Jassa and others.

The representatives reiterated their request for consideration of Punjabi within the Jammu and Kashmir Official Languages framework and said they would continue to raise the matter through peaceful and democratic channels.

One-Week Basic Disaster Management Course Concludes for University of Jammu StudentsTHE TYPEWRITER || JAMMU, SEPTEMBER 2...
29/09/2026

One-Week Basic Disaster Management Course Concludes for University of Jammu Students

THE TYPEWRITER || JAMMU, SEPTEMBER 29
A one-week Basic Disaster Management Course for students of the University of Jammu concluded today with a formal closing ceremony, providing participants with practical knowledge and skills related to preparedness, emergency response and rescue operations.

The course was conducted under the guidance and supervision of Mohd Aslam, IPS, Commandant, State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), Jammu. It was designed to familiarise students with essential disaster management practices through classroom sessions, practical demonstrations, outdoor exercises and hands-on training.

During the week-long programme, students received training in first aid, fire safety, search and rescue techniques, evacuation procedures, emergency preparedness, early warning systems and other aspects of disaster response.

As part of the practical component, the students visited the NDRF Company at CTI, Kot Bhalwal, where they were briefed on disaster response techniques and specialised rescue equipment. A boat and water rescue exercise was also organised at the Tawi River in Bajalta, giving participants practical exposure to boat handling, improvised floating devices, equipment handling and measures for responding to flood situations.

The closing ceremony was attended by Mohd Aslam, IPS, Commandant, SDRF Jammu; Professor S.K. Pandita, Director, Disaster Management, University of Jammu; Dr. Yudhvir Singh, Professor, University of Jammu; along with officers and officials of the SDRF.

DySP Lalit Kumar delivered the welcome address, while DySP Rohit Dev Singh presented an overview of the course. DySP Dinesh Gupta presented the course report and highlighted the importance of early warning systems in strengthening preparedness and timely response.

Speaking on the occasion, Professor S.K. Pandita appreciated the efforts of the Commandant, SDRF Jammu, and the entire SDRF team for providing students with valuable practical exposure and training.

In his closing address, Commandant SDRF Mohd Aslam emphasised the importance of preparedness, timely response and community participation in strengthening disaster management capabilities.

Certificates were distributed among the participants following the successful completion of the course. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by DySP Rohit Dev Singh.

The course was successfully completed with the active participation of the students and coordinated efforts of the SDRF team, University of Jammu faculty and supporting staff.

29/09/2026

PHE dep pahuncha Filteration Plant Dandani, Khabar ka asar Part 2

29/09/2026

PHE dep pahuncha Filteration Plant Dandani, Khabar ka asar

28/09/2026

PHE department Nowshera pahuncha filteration plant Dandani... Part 1

27/09/2026

लंबेड़ी-दंदानी के लोगों की आवाज़ नहीं सुन रहा प्रशासन? कई दरबार हुए, लेकिन समस्या जस की तस!

दंदानी में पिछले कई महीनों से पानी की सप्लाई प्रभावित, जिससे स्थानीय लोगों में भारी नाराज़गी देखने को मिल रही है। लोगों का कहना है कि बार-बार शिकायतों और कई दरबारों के बावजूद उनकी समस्या का स्थायी समाधान नहीं हुआ।

मामले को लेकर लंबेड़ी-दंदानी के कई युवा भी नाराज़ नजर आए। युवाओं ने मांग की कि डीसी राजौरी खुद लंबेड़ी में दरबार लगाकर मौके पर लोगों की समस्याएं सुनें और दंदानी में पानी की सप्लाई आखिर क्यों नहीं हो रही, इसका स्वयं जायज़ा लें।

स्थानीय लोगों ने पीएचई विभाग की कार्यप्रणाली पर भी नाराज़गी जताई। लोगों का आरोप है कि हर बार उन्हें आश्वासन और अलग-अलग बहाने सुनने को मिलते हैं, लेकिन जमीनी स्तर पर समस्या का समाधान नहीं हो रहा।

अब लोगों की मांग है—डीसी साहब खुद लंबेड़ी पहुंचें, जनता की आवाज़ सुनें और दंदानी के जल संकट का स्थायी समाधान करवाएं।

ACB J&K to Engage Law Students Through Special Internship ProgrammeTHE TYPEWRITER ||JAMMU, SEPTEMBER 26 As part of its o...
26/09/2026

ACB J&K to Engage Law Students Through Special Internship Programme

THE TYPEWRITER ||JAMMU, SEPTEMBER 26 As part of its ongoing awareness initiatives, the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) of Jammu and Kashmir has introduced a special internship programme for law students from reputed universities across the Union Territory.

Under the initiative, selected law students will be attached with various government departments to gain practical exposure to their functioning and understand the processes involved in public service delivery.

The programme is aimed at familiarising young law students with the functioning of government institutions and providing them an opportunity to observe administrative processes and understand the importance of transparency and accountability in public dealings.

The participating students were separately briefed about the programme by the Director, ACB, Shakti Pathak at Jammu and Srinagar. During the interaction, the Director explained the internship process, responsibilities of the interns and the manner in which they would undertake their assigned activities.

The initiative seeks to provide students with meaningful practical exposure while promoting greater awareness about institutional processes, public administration and the importance of transparent public service delivery.

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