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GNS Jammu.JUNE 01: Former Minister and MLA Mendhar Sardar Rafiq  Hussain khan in a press communiqué to the high officials authorities  of public health engineering draws attention towards his constituency  of facing huge water scarcity and electric power cuts by the people of  Mendhar in scorching heat of this summer which dried up the natural  water springs and manual hand pumps. He further said that the govt  should take up the matter immediately with their officials to come prepare with plan of facing this summer and provide clean potable  water to the areas of Mendhar which badly affected .The peoples of  Mendhar contacting me on telephone with the problem of scarcity of  water problem in the areas. He criticised the worst performance of the  coalition govt in dealing with basic requirements of public like water  and electricity.  They left no stone unturned in treating step  motherly treatm...

                                                  GNS JAMMU JUNE 01 :Akshita Sharma, daughter of Jammu-born journalist  Ashwani Sharma ,a special Correspondent of the Indian Express at Shimla, has cracked National  Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) exam getting overall 25-rank in the  final list declared on Tuesday evening. Earlier in her written test for the NIFT she had ranked 6th in the merit  list .After her situation test---where she was asked to create a scene of  circus /fashion show based on certain products and items given,she excelled  among nearly 10,000 students securing 21st position in her general merit  category. Earlier in her Indian School certificate (ISC) board exams  she had topped  in the merit list scoring 92.75 percent marks in the humanities stream and ...

GNS Srinagar June, 1: Calling for a judicial probe into the massive breach in the Lower        Jehlum Hydel Project (LJHP) canal Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) today said it resulted from government’s policy of cronyism in allotment of development work. In a statement issued here today senior PDP leader and former deputy chief minister Muzaffar Hussein Baig said there was an urgent need to probe the breach in LJHP canal that has been recently ‘repaired’ reportedly at a cost of Rs 27 crores. The probe should be conducted by a sitting judge in view of the substantial loss to the state involved in it, he said. He said reports suggested that the breach that has resulted in the closure of LJHP was costing the state an additional Rs 44 lacs everyday on account of production loss. Baig said the repair was actually launched only to benefit a particular person in true tradition of the National Conference which treats the state as a personal property. He said the ...