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Massive Outstanding Debts to KPDCL | Government Offices, Politicians, Bureaucrats, Hospitals, Security Agencies, and Industries Indebted in the Hundreds of Crores

‘SMC has Rs 3,2,68,735 Cr pending amount; CRPF owes Rs 40 Cr’ Srinagar, Aug 04 : The government offices, politicians, bureaucrats, hospitals, security agencies and industries in Kashmir valley owe a whopping amount of hundreds of crores Rupees to Kashmir Power Distribution Corporation Limited (KPDCL) on the account of electricity bill. The official figures available with…

RTO Kashmir cracks-whip on Two-Wheeler violations in Srinagar

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Several DLs suspended for riding without helmets SRINAGAR, AUGUST 04: The Regional Transport Office (RTO) Kashmir today took a firm action against violations by two-wheeler riders at various locations across the city, with specifically targeting Airport Road and Boulevard Road to ensure compliance with traffic safety regulations, promote road safety and raise awareness about the…

Police arrest 3 militant associates in Srinagar

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Srinagar, Aug 4 : Police arrested three militant associates affiliated with TRF in the Natipora area of Srinagar outskirts. Police said that acting on specific intelligence, a small team of Srinagar police at a checkpoint established at Harnamal Natipora arrested three militant associates linked with proscribed militant outfit TRF. Police identified them as Imran…

Overloading in cabs: RTO Kashmir directs officers to intensify inspections

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SRINAGAR, AUGUST 03: In response to the reports regarding overloading in cabs across city, the Regional Transport Officer (RTO) Kashmir in a meeting with transport and JKRTC officers today said that such inputs are of a significant concern for authorities and the passengers, which cannot be overlooked. The RTO said that it can compromise the…

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Hateful social media post proves costly for govt employee, attached

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Bandipora, Aug 2: District administration Bandipora attached a government employee for uploading an ‘obnoxious’ post on social, targeting a particular sect. The administration found the post ‘harmful, inimical to peace that had the potential to create a wedge between the two communities in society. The comments were made by a Data Entry Operator at…

Dis-employed J&K Bank ATM guards stages protest in Srinagar, demanding job security

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Srinagar, Aug 02 : The dis-employed Jammu & Kashmir Bank ATM guards on Wednesday staged a protest at Srinagar’s press enclave here and demanded justice. While talking to the media persons here as per the news agency— (KNO), the protesters said the J&K Bank has installed CCTV cameras inside the premises and on gates and inside…

LMD Bandipora conducts inspection of Gas Agencies, Rs. 17500 recovered from violators

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BANDIPORA, AUGUST 02: In compliance to the directions of District Administration Bandipora, the Legal Metrology Department (LMD) Bandipora under the supervision of Assistant Controller Legal Metrology on Wednesday conducted inspection of Gas agencies. During the inspection, compliance of directions passed by District administration from time to time was sought. A fine of Rs.17500 was imposed for…

Administration duty-bound to provide safe drinking water: Dr Sehrish

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BARAMULLA, AUGUST 02: As part of Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) Fortnight programme, the Deputy Commissioner (DC) Baramulla, Dr Syed Sehrish Asgar today visited Wussan Aglar Pattan where she inspected the Water Supply Scheme constructed at an estimated cost of Rs. 4.95 Crores. During inspection, Dr Sehrish had a detailed assessment of the status of the…

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Alarming Surge in Lung Cancer Cases Among Non-Smokers Linked to Poor Air Quality: DAK

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Srinagar, Aug 01: On world lung cancer day, Doctors Association Kashmir (DAK) on Tuesday said lung cancer cases are on rise among people who have never smoked because of increasing exposure to toxic air. “Poor air quality is behind spike in lung cancer cases among non-smokers,” said DAK President Dr Nisar ul Hassan. Dr Hassan said evidence…

Drug abuse, unhygienic dental practices responsible for hepatitis epidemic in Kashmir: DAK on world hepatitis day

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ASIA SPEAKS NEWS NETWORK Srinagar, July 28: On world hepatitis day, Doctors Association Kashmir (DAK) on Friday expressed pressing concern over surge in hepatitis cases which has reached to epidemic proportions in Kashmir. “Drug abuse and unhygienic dental practices are responsible for hepatitis epidemic in the valley,” said DAK President Dr Nisar ul Hassan. Dr Hassan said…

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Massive Outstanding Debts to KPDCL | Government Offices, Politicians, Bureaucrats, Hospitals, Security Agencies, and Industries Indebted in the Hundreds of Crores

RTO Kashmir cracks-whip on Two-Wheeler violations in Srinagar

Police arrest 3 militant associates in Srinagar

Overloading in cabs: RTO Kashmir directs officers to intensify inspections

Hateful social media post proves costly for govt employee, attached

Dis-employed J&K Bank ATM guards stages protest in Srinagar, demanding job security

LMD Bandipora conducts inspection of Gas Agencies, Rs. 17500 recovered from violators

Administration duty-bound to provide safe drinking water: Dr Sehrish

Alarming Surge in Lung Cancer Cases Among Non-Smokers Linked to Poor Air Quality: DAK

Drug abuse, unhygienic dental practices responsible for hepatitis epidemic in Kashmir: DAK on world hepatitis day