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GNS Jammu, :  Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee has condoled the death of Smt. Kalwant, mother of Shri Anil Chopra-Secretary PCC who passed away, today and her cremation took place at Jogi Gate today evenin A condolence meeting was held here at PCC headquarter Shaheedi Chowk Jammu under the Chairmanship of Shri Dharam Pal Sharma-Sr. Vice President PCC. The meeting expressed sympathy with the bereaved family and  prayed for peace to the departed soul in heaven. Prominent among those who condoled the death included S/Shri Pt. Mangat Ram Sharma-Ex-Dy. CM, Th. Hari Singh, S. Gurmukh Singh, Ravinder Sharma-MLC, Mula Ram-Ex-Minister, Vinod Sharma, Smt. Kanta Bhan, Ch. Shah Mohammad,  Smt. Indu Pawar-MLA, Bharat Gandhi-Ex-MLA, Pardeep Parihar, Manmohan Singh, Shiv Kumar Sharma-President INTUC, S.R. Sudhir, D.  S. Langeh, B.B.Gupta, Mian Nazir Ahmed, P.S.Chouhan, Mansa Ram, V. K. Sethi, S.Gurdarshan Singh, Ch. Sukh Dev, Kamal Singh, Pawan Dev Singh, Keshevanand, Parveen Singh,

Handover Salal project to State: PDP GNS Reasi, : Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) today demanded that the Salal hydro electric project should be handed over to the state of Jammu and Kashmir. Party also demanded that locals must be given priorities in on-going mega developmental projects in the state. Addressing an impressive public meeting at Reasi, PDP leaders regretted that successive National Conference regimes have brazenly bartered natural resources of the state for the sake of power and it was the reason that despite have huge natural resources this state has to depend upon Centre even for the salaries of its employees. They opined people of state have their right on the natural resources so hydro electric projects like Salal should be handed over to the state. They pointed out that the Salal project has been providing electric to different parts of the country but residents living in the adjoining areas of this project are struggling to get electricity even for few hours

Two months back when the news of conversion of a few Muslim youth to Christianity erupted, the religious scholars and Ulemas of Kashmir have risen to the occasion and their night sleeps have got disturbed. It is said that according to a Christian missionary ploy the ‘making of Kashmir a modal Christian State’ of the world in 21st century is on cards and the work is in vogue. In a public awareness campaign the ulemas of Jamiyate Ulma e Kashmir held a daylong sermon here in Tangmarg in a Masjid in Druroo village on Srinagar Gulmarg highway. In the day long sermon two reputed religious scholars Mufti Abdul Rashid, Gen. Secretary of the organization and Patron of Darul Uloom Bilalalia Srinagar and Mufti Abdul Rahim Al-Hasni, Nazim Tahafuze Khatme Nabuwat district Baramulla deliberated on the grim concern of the issue of Kashmiri youth being inclined towards Christianity. Both the Muftis made significant revelations about the grim concern of ploy under which the Christian missionaries a

GNS JAMMU ; Patron of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Mufti Mohammad Sayeed Thursday accused ruling coalition government of preventing the opposition from speaking in state assembly ever since it took the reins of the state three years ago.  "This government led by National Conference is not allowing opposition to speak in assembly, the institution we take pride as it was due to it that Jammu and Kashmir merged with big country, the India," he said while addressing a public meeting at Bahu Fort area in Jammu.  Reiterating that peace was imperative for the development and progress, the former Chief Minister said that previous PDP-Congress regime had not only establish peace in this sub-continent but also created a sense of security among the residents of this state.  He reminded that there was total chaos in the state and residents of this region were gripped with a sense of fear and insecurity when PDP-Congress regime took over in the year 2002. He further mentioned towards

Tahir Mushtaq GNS JAMMU, : In total defiance of the notification issued by the Jammu University (JU), nearly 80 private B. Ed colleges continue to hold counseling cum admission process for the course.  Officials said that despite this, authorities in JU are looking as mute spectators to all this and have failed to strongly deal with the illegal practice going on for past few days.  As just two days left for the last date of the counseling which is fixed by the private colleges as December 30, the private colleges able to fill only 2400 out of 8000 seats  It is pertinent to mention here that there are about 75 colleges in Jammu division who are affiliated with Jammu University, but due to less input of students the private colleges owners are still filling the seats after the last date violating the norms of JU.  Pertinently, as per the JU notification, it is mention that the admission taking by the candidates after closing date in any private college of Jammu is not a

 GNS JAMMU, -An amount of Rs 6 crore has been released till date for the construction of Lawyers Chambers at Srinagar and Jammu respectively. The information was given at a high level review meeting convened here today under the chairmanship of the Minister for Rural Development, Panchayati Raj, Law Justice and parliamentary Affairs Mr Ali Mohammad Sagar, Justice Varinder Singh, Commissioner Secretary Law Mr G.H. Tantray, Advocate General Mr M. I. Qadri, Chief Engineer R&B Jammu Mr Tasheen Mustafa, President Jammu Bar Association Mr B. S.  Slathia and other senior officers of JKPCC, Law and Bar Members were also present. Mr Sagar impressed upon the officers of the executing agencies to speed up the pace of the work on the pending lawyer’s chamber so that they can carry on their professional work without facing any inconvenience and people would also get benefited by the same. He said that we have already released huge amount of funds for the upgradation of the judicial infra