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Bahar-E-Kashmir, SAFA KADAL, Srinagar (2026)

11/09/2026

Inaugural Function – 3-Day Kashmir Theatre Conference
Srinagar, 11th September 2026
The day commenced with an academic paper-reading session at 11:00 a.m., setting an intellectual tone for the conference. This was followed by an interactive and brainstorming discussion on “75 Years of the History of Theatre in Kashmir.” Four eminent experts presented their research-based papers, including Hasrat Gadda, Gouri Shankar Raina, Basheer Bhawani, Dr. Aiyash Arif, and Ravi Kemmu. Their presentations were highly informative, offering fresh insights into the evolution of Kashmiri theatre and putting forth important suggestions to enhance its quality and relevance in contemporary times. The attendees engaged actively in the interaction, making the session both stimulating and productive.
The Inaugural Function of the Conference was held with great enthusiasm and cultural fervor at 4:00 p.m. The session began with a warm welcome extended by Seyad Humayun Qaisar and Mushtaaque Ali Ahmad Khan, who greeted the distinguished guests and dignitaries.
Among the Guests of Honour were Pirzada Farooq Ahmad Shah (Hon’ble MLA Tangmarg), Dr. Rafi, Roma Wani, Dr. Shafia Wani, Basheer Bhawani, and Shoqia Quraishi. The Chief Guest of the occasion was Jenab Mian Altaf Ahmad Larvi, Hon’ble Member of Parliament (Anantnag–Rajouri), whose presence lent immense prestige to the event.
The proceedings commenced with the traditional Kashmiri ritual of ‘Isband Sozi’, symbolizing purity and auspicious beginnings. Thereafter, all the Guests of Honour and the Chief Guest were felicitated with a traditional shawl and a memento, as a gesture of respect and gratitude.
Each of the dignitaries addressed the gathering, offering words of appreciation for the remarkable contribution of Mushtaaque Ali Ahmad Khan and the dedicated team of ACT FOR A BETTER TOMORROW. Their speeches underscored the importance of cultural initiatives in strengthening the artistic fabric of Kashmir and acknowledged the tireless efforts of the organizers in bringing theatre and performing arts to the forefront.
The cultural segment of the inaugural session featured the popular Kashmiri folk dance ‘ROFF’, performed with elegance and vibrancy. The performance enthralled the audience and evoked the rich traditions of the Valley.
The evening concluded with the staging of the Kashmiri play “Zu Qadam Kaithis Taam”, a powerful and thought-provoking theatrical presentation. The play was met with wide appreciation and applause, leaving a lasting impression on the audience and setting a high standard for the sessions to follow in the Conference.

11/09/2026

Inaugural Function – 3-Day Kashmir Theatre Conference
Srinagar, 11th September 2026
The day commenced with an academic paper-reading session at 11:00 a.m., setting an intellectual tone for the conference. This was followed by an interactive and brainstorming discussion on “75 Years of the History of Theatre in Kashmir.” Four eminent experts presented their research-based papers, including Hasrat Gadda, Gouri Shankar Raina, Basheer Bhawani, Dr. Aiyash Arif, and Ravi Kemmu. Their presentations were highly informative, offering fresh insights into the evolution of Kashmiri theatre and putting forth important suggestions to enhance its quality and relevance in contemporary times. The attendees engaged actively in the interaction, making the session both stimulating and productive.
The Inaugural Function of the Conference was held with great enthusiasm and cultural fervor at 4:00 p.m. The session began with a warm welcome extended by Seyad Humayun Qaisar and Mushtaaque Ali Ahmad Khan, who greeted the distinguished guests and dignitaries.
Among the Guests of Honour were Pirzada Farooq Ahmad Shah (Hon’ble MLA Tangmarg), Dr. Rafi, Roma Wani, Dr. Shafia Wani, Basheer Bhawani, and Shoqia Quraishi. The Chief Guest of the occasion was Jenab Mian Altaf Ahmad Larvi, Hon’ble Member of Parliament (Anantnag–Rajouri), whose presence lent immense prestige to the event.
The proceedings commenced with the traditional Kashmiri ritual of ‘Isband Sozi’, symbolizing purity and auspicious beginnings. Thereafter, all the Guests of Honour and the Chief Guest were felicitated with a traditional shawl and a memento, as a gesture of respect and gratitude.
Each of the dignitaries addressed the gathering, offering words of appreciation for the remarkable contribution of Mushtaaque Ali Ahmad Khan and the dedicated team of ACT FOR A BETTER TOMORROW. Their speeches underscored the importance of cultural initiatives in strengthening the artistic fabric of Kashmir and acknowledged the tireless efforts of the organizers in bringing theatre and performing arts to the forefront.
The cultural segment of the inaugural session featured the popular Kashmiri folk dance ‘ROFF’, performed with elegance and vibrancy. The performance enthralled the audience and evoked the rich traditions of the Valley.
The evening concluded with the staging of the Kashmiri play “Zu Qadam Kaithis Taam”, a powerful and thought-provoking theatrical presentation. The play was met with wide appreciation and applause, leaving a lasting impression on the audience and setting a high standard for the sessions to follow in the Conference.

11/09/2026

IUST - Extension notice for supplementary exam form submission

11/09/2026

GMC Anantnag Makes Apron and ID Cards Mandatory for Doctors, Interns, Students and Healthcare Staff

Anantnag, September 11:(KNC)Government Medical College (GMC) Anantnag has issued a strict circular directing all doctors, nursing staff, paramedical and technical personnel, interns, students and other healthcare workers to adhere to the prescribed professional dress code while performing their duties at the college and its associated hospitals.

According to the circular issued by the Principal, GMC Anantnag, the administration has observed that some staff members were performing their duties without following the prescribed professional dress code, particularly the mandatory apron. The administration stated that such practice is contrary to professional standards, hospital discipline and proper conduct and could invite disciplinary action under the applicable rules.

The circular directs Medical Officers, Residents, House Surgeons/Interns, Nursing Staff, Technicians, Pharmacists, Physiotherapists and other allied healthcare personnel to strictly wear the prescribed professional apron along with their Identity Card while on duty.

The directions apply particularly to staff working in OPDs, Emergency/Casualty, wards, Operation Theatres and other clinical and service areas. All concerned have been instructed to maintain proper professionalism, discipline, decorum, hygiene and identification within the hospital premises.

The administration has further directed all Heads of Departments, the Medical Superintendent and Deputy Medical Superintendent to ensure strict compliance with the instructions by staff working under their respective control. Any instance of non-compliance has been ordered to be brought to the notice of the competent authority for appropriate action under rules.

Apron and ID Card Mandatory for Interns and Students

In a significant direction, GMC Anantnag has made it mandatory for all interns and students to wear aprons and prominently display the Identity Cards issued by the competent authority while attending the hospital and performing their academic or clinical duties.

The instructions have come into force with immediate effect.

The administration has also directed the concerned security in-charges to ensure that interns and students are not permitted to enter OPDs, Casualty, Wards, Operation Theatres and other clinical/service areas without complying with the prescribed dress-code requirements.

The circular, issued under the Health and Medical Education Department, Government of Jammu and Kashmir, is aimed at ensuring a more professional, disciplined and hygienic environment besides facilitating proper identification of medical and healthcare personnel within GMC Anantnag and its associated hospitals.(KNC)

11/09/2026

‘Plea Was Filed Without Petitioner’s Consent for Social Media Fame’: Advocate Irfan Khan Tells J&K HC in Chatroo Rape-Murder Case

Crime Branch inquiry already underway; victim’s father withdraws petition

Jammu, September 11: The Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court on Thursday permitted withdrawal of a petition concerning the alleged r**e and death of a minor girl in Chatroo, Kishtwar, after Advocate Irfan Khan, appearing for the victim’s father, submitted that the plea had been filed by the previous counsel without the petitioner’s consent, merely to gain social media fame.

The matter was heard by a Single Bench of Justice Sanjay Dhar.

Advocate Irfan Khan submitted that the petitioner had not consented to the filing of the petition by the previous counsel and that the plea was instituted merely with an intention to gain publicity on social media. He accordingly sought permission to withdraw the petition.

Appearing for the Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir, Senior AAG Monika Kohli placed a report before the Court and submitted that the principal relief sought in the petition—seeking a Crime Branch inquiry into the matter—had already been acted upon by the Government.

The Court was informed that the investigation had already been entrusted to the Crime Branch.

In view of the submissions, Justice Sanjay Dhar permitted the petitioner to withdraw the plea and dismissed the petition as withdrawn.

The petition was connected with the case concerning the alleged r**e and subsequent death of a minor girl from Chatroo in Kishtwar district. The case had triggered public concern and demands for an impartial investigation into the allegations and circumstances surrounding the minor’s death.

The Government subsequently entrusted the matter to the Crime Branch, which is conducting the investigation.

With Thursday’s order, the petition seeking a Crime Branch inquiry stands withdrawn, while the ongoing investigation remains unaffected.

11/09/2026

Commencing from tomorrow...📢📢
InshaAllah At Dastgeer sahib khanyar

11/09/2026

JKBOSE Exam Forms 2026: Photo & Signature Update for Class 10th, 11th & 12th; Subject Change for Class 11th

The Jammu & Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) has issued an important notification regarding correction/updation in Annual Regular Exam Forms 2026 for students of the Winter Zone of Jammu Division, including erstwhile district Leh of UT of Ladakh.

The facility allows schools to submit corrections in photographs and signatures for Classes 10th, 11th and 12th, while subject change is permitted for Class 11th only.

🔹 Classes: 10th, 11th & 12th
🔹 Session: Annual Regular, October–November 2026
🔹 Zone: Winter Zone, Jammu Division
🔹 Photo & Signature Update: Classes 10th, 11th & 12th
🔹 Subject Change: Class 11th only
🔹 Token Fine: ₹500 per candidate
🔹 Last Date: 15 September 2026
🔹 External Practical Fee: ₹100 per subject per candidate, wherever subject change involves external practicals
🔹 Submission: IT Section, Jammu Division / Concerned JKBOSE Sub/Branch Office
🔹 Forwarding by Sub/Branch Offices: By 16 September 2026

📌 Important: No request for correction/updation or subject change will be entertained after the prescribed deadline. Principals/Heads of Institutions are responsible for ensuring that all corrections are completed within the stipulated time.

11/09/2026

DG BSF Shri Praveen Kumar, IPS, visited Meghalaya Frontier and reviewed the operational preparedness, border domination and management measures along the International Border.

He chaired a Commanders’ Conference with DIsG and Commandants in the presence of IG Meghalaya Frontier, focusing on surveillance, security measures and operational readiness, and emphasised sustained vigilance.

He visited the forward areas of Jowai Sector, where field commanders briefed him on the prevailing security situation and border management arrangements.

During the Prahari Sammelan, DG BSF interacted with troops and appreciated their dedication and commitment to safeguarding the International Border, particularly while performing duties in adverse weather conditions and challenging geographical terrain. He exhorted all ranks to uphold the highest standards of professionalism and devotion to duty. Reiterating the commitment of the Force and the Government towards the welfare of its personnel, he apprised the troops of various ongoing initiatives being undertaken for their welfare and well-being.

During the visit, the DG BSF called on the Honourable Governor of Meghalaya and apprised him of the measures undertaken by BSF in Meghalaya for effective border domination.

DG BSF also called on the DGP, Meghalaya Police and held discussions on strengthening inter-agency coordination and synergy for effective border domination and robust border management.

11/09/2026

NHMEmployees Observe Third Day of 72-Hour Strike, Extend Agitation by Further 72 Hours; UT Level Coordination Committee Decides to Continue Agitation Across Jammu & Kashmir Amid No Concrete Govt Response!

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