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08/10/2026

Full Speech of Syed Asgar Ali Former MLC during reception programme at Kishtwar

08/10/2026

“While the PDP made the BJP follow its agenda, the National Conference, despite having 50 MLAs, adopted the BJP’s agenda,” said Adv. Sheikh Nasir, Addl Gen. Secretary JKPDP during a party workers convention at Kishtwar.
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08/10/2026

Former MlC Syed Asgar Ali speech at Kishtwar

08/10/2026
Er Mudasir Lolabi celebrated Gandhi Jayanti Across Lolab highlights  Gandhian Values and Importance of Gram Sabha .Lolab...
02/10/2026

Er Mudasir Lolabi celebrated Gandhi Jayanti Across Lolab highlights Gandhian Values and Importance of Gram Sabha .

Lolab, October 2:
Chairman Congress (RGPRS) J&K, Er. Mudasir Lolabi, today celebrated Gandhi Jayanti at different places across Lolab and paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi, recalling his ideals of truth, non-violence, self-reliance and Gram Swaraj.

As part of the celebrations, Er. Lolabi also visited the Gram Sabha programme at Wani Dorusa, where he interacted with local residents and discussed the importance of Gram Sabha as a platform for people’s participation in village-level decision-making and development.

He emphasised that Gandhi’s vision of Gram Swaraj was rooted in empowering villages and ensuring that people have a meaningful role in shaping their local priorities and development.

During interactions with women, discussions were also held on Mahatma Gandhi and the Charkha, highlighting its significance as a symbol of self-reliance, dignity of labour and women’s empowerment.

Er. Lolabi said that Gandhi Jayanti should not remain limited to commemorative programmes but should inspire greater participation at the grassroots. He stressed that strengthening Gram Sabha and Panchayati Raj institutions is essential for giving people a meaningful voice in local governance.

01/10/2026

Blood Donation Camp Organized at CRPF 52nd Battalion Headquarters in Kishtwar on International Blood Donation Day

A Blood Donation Camp was organized today at the 52nd Battalion of CRPF in Kishtwar on the occasion of International Blood Donation Day, which is observed on 1st October.

BLOOD DONATION CAMP ORGANIZED BY 132 BN, CRPF,AT LAL CHOWK, SRINAGAR ON 01/10/2026On the occasion of National Voluntary ...
01/10/2026

BLOOD DONATION CAMP ORGANIZED BY 132 BN, CRPF,
AT LAL CHOWK, SRINAGAR ON 01/10/2026

On the occasion of National Voluntary Blood Donation Day, a Blood Donation Camp was organized on 01/10/2026 at F/132 BN, CRPF, Lal Chowk , Srinagar in collaboration with Paras Hospital, Srinagar.
The camp was formally inaugurated by Shri W.R. Josuah, Commandant-132 Bn, CRPF in the presence of Dr. Deep Shekhar Mohan, CMO(SG), , Officers, personnel of this Unit and civilians participated in the camp. Unit personnel including civilians donated Blood voluntarily during the Camp. The camp witnessed an enthusiastic and overwhelming response from the donors and medical staff of Paras Hospital, Srinagar. The initiative reflected the spirit of dedication, compassion and service to humanity demonstrated by the CRPF personnel not only in safe guarding the nation but also in contributing towards the welfare of society.
As a token of appreciation, the donors were provided with light refreshment & blood donor certificate for their valuable contribution.

01/10/2026

CVPS Doda celebrates Gandhi Jayanti by engaging students in learning, reflection and the timeless values of truth, peace and non-violence.

01/10/2026

District Congress Committee Kishtwar President P.L. Shan and PCC Observer Zahida Khan Address Media at Dak Bungalow Kishtwar on Alleged “Vote Chori” Issue and CWC Decisions Concerning Election Commission

30/09/2026

Sheikh Nasir Expresses Grief Over Mingli Fire, Demands Immediate Relief and establishment of Fire Emergency Service in the area

Kishtwar: Sheikh Nasir, Advocate, Additional General Secretary, JKPDP, has expressed deep anguish and sympathy over the devastating fire incident in Mingli village of Warwan, in which several residential houses were reduced to ashes.

He said that it is deeply unfortunate that villages in Warwan and Marwah have repeatedly suffered such devastating fires, yet the long-standing demand for a permanent Fire & Emergency Services facility in the area remains unaddressed. From Margi and Malwarwan to Mingli, these incidents underline the urgent need for a permanent emergency response mechanism.

Sheikh Nasir urged the Government and District Administration to immediately provide adequate compensation, temporary shelters, ration, winter supplies and other essential assistance to the affected families. He stressed that their rehabilitation must be taken up on priority before the harsh winter sets in.

He also called for the establishment of a permanent Fire & Emergency Services station in Warwan-Marwah so that any future emergency can be responded to promptly and effectively.

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