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Probe ordered after 36 babies die at Srinagar's Govt hospital in two weeks
Another baby died today at the state-run GB Pant Hospital in Srinagar, taking the number of infant deaths in the state in the last two weeks to 36. According to Medical Education Minister RS Chib, a total of 358 children have died at the hospital since January 1 this year.
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J&K govt to complete driving licence digitisation by June-end
In a bid to improve road safety, Jammu and Kashmir government has directed transport officials to complete digitisation of driving licences by end of next month.
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Jammu and Kashmir govt employees to strike on May 8
Over 4.5 lakh Jammu and Kashmir government employees will observe a day-long strike across the state on May 8 and gherao the Civil Secretariat in Srinagar on May 9, to demand increasing the retirement age from 58 to 60 years and regularisation of contractual employees among others.
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Omar Govt to review security after attack on minister
The J&K government has called a high level meeting in Srinagar today to review the security situation after the attack on state Law Minister Ali Mohammad Sagar on Sunday.
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Ekta Yatra standoff: J&K govt seals border with Punjab
The BJP is adamant that it will go ahead with its Ekta Yatra and hoist the tricolour in the heart of Srinagar on Republic Day tomorrow. The Jammu and Kashmir government is determined not to let the BJP leaders and workers get there. And it is backed firmly by the Centre that has asserted that BJP leaders must respect law and order measures. A...
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BJP's 'Ekta Yatra' heads to Jammu, govt tightens security
BJP's controversial Ekta Yatra is on its way to Jammu. The aim of the yatra, led by BJP's youth leaders, is to unfurl the tricolour at Lal Chowk in Srinagar on Republic Day.The party's top national leaders have decided to join the party youth wing's tiranga yatra. Arun Jaitley, Sushma Swaraj and Ananth Kumar are flying to Jammu...
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J&K Govt starts to remove 16 bunkers from Srinagar
As the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly starts a crucial debate on civilian strife in the Valley, the Omar Abdullah government has started removing bunkers of security forces from some parts of Srinagar city.The decision to remove 16 bunkers was taken during the Unified Headquarters meeting on September 29 in Srinagar as part of the Centre's eight-point ...
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All-party delegation to visit J&K, PM asks Omar govt to restore law & order
The marathon meeting chaired by the Prime Minister on Kashmir ended, as expected, without any consensus on the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA). Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah had been campaigning for withdrawing AFSPA from parts of his state. That's not going to happen for now.What has been decided at that meeting attended b...
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J&K govt asks for Army to contain unrest: Sources
As fresh violence erupted in Kashmir Valley on Tuesday, claiming four lives in the last 24 hours after days of calm, the Jammu and Kashmir government has asked for the Army to be called in, sources told NDTV.
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Govt employees, police clash in Srinagar
Thirteen striking government employees were taken into custody on Saturday in Srinagar when they held a demonstration in support of their demands and clashed with police which used batons and water cannons to stop them.
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Probe ordered after 36 babies die at Srinagar's Govt hospital in two weeks
Another baby died today at the state-run GB Pant Hospital in Srinagar, taking the number of infant deaths in the state in the last two weeks to 36. According to Medical Education Minister RS Chib, a total of 358 children have died at the hospital since January 1 this year.
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J&K govt to complete driving licence digitisation by June-end
In a bid to improve road safety, Jammu and Kashmir government has directed transport officials to complete digitisation of driving licences by end of next month.
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Jammu and Kashmir govt employees to strike on May 8
Over 4.5 lakh Jammu and Kashmir government employees will observe a day-long strike across the state on May 8 and gherao the Civil Secretariat in Srinagar on May 9, to demand increasing the retirement age from 58 to 60 years and regularisation of contractual employees among others.
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Omar Govt to review security after attack on minister
The J&K government has called a high level meeting in Srinagar today to review the security situation after the attack on state Law Minister Ali Mohammad Sagar on Sunday.
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Ekta Yatra standoff: J&K govt seals border with Punjab
The BJP is adamant that it will go ahead with its Ekta Yatra and hoist the tricolour in the heart of Srinagar on Republic Day tomorrow. The Jammu and Kashmir government is determined not to let the BJP leaders and workers get there. And it is backed firmly by the Centre that has asserted that BJP leaders must respect law and order measures. A...
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BJP's 'Ekta Yatra' heads to Jammu, govt tightens security
BJP's controversial Ekta Yatra is on its way to Jammu. The aim of the yatra, led by BJP's youth leaders, is to unfurl the tricolour at Lal Chowk in Srinagar on Republic Day.The party's top national leaders have decided to join the party youth wing's tiranga yatra. Arun Jaitley, Sushma Swaraj and Ananth Kumar are flying to Jammu...
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J&K Govt starts to remove 16 bunkers from Srinagar
As the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly starts a crucial debate on civilian strife in the Valley, the Omar Abdullah government has started removing bunkers of security forces from some parts of Srinagar city.The decision to remove 16 bunkers was taken during the Unified Headquarters meeting on September 29 in Srinagar as part of the Centre's eight-point ...
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All-party delegation to visit J&K, PM asks Omar govt to restore law & order
The marathon meeting chaired by the Prime Minister on Kashmir ended, as expected, without any consensus on the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA). Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah had been campaigning for withdrawing AFSPA from parts of his state. That's not going to happen for now.What has been decided at that meeting attended b...
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J&K govt asks for Army to contain unrest: Sources
As fresh violence erupted in Kashmir Valley on Tuesday, claiming four lives in the last 24 hours after days of calm, the Jammu and Kashmir government has asked for the Army to be called in, sources told NDTV.
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Govt employees, police clash in Srinagar
Thirteen striking government employees were taken into custody on Saturday in Srinagar when they held a demonstration in support of their demands and clashed with police which used batons and water cannons to stop them.
