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Excelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Sept 12: Jamkash NEXA, a part of Jamkash Vehicleades Group, unveiled the much-awaited New Maruti Suzuki Baleno at a special launch event held in Jammu, marking the arrival of the new premium hatchback for customers in the region.

<nh-chunk-delimit />The New Baleno was unveiled by Ashok Gupta, General Manager, J&amp;K Bank, along with Pankaj Verma, Circle Head, Punjab National Bank, in the presence of Maj Gen JS Isher (Retd.), CEO, Jamkash Vehicleades, Col. Pritam Chand (Retd.), Executive Director &amp; COO, Jamkash Vehicleades, esteemed customers, bankers, business associates and team members of Jamkash Vehicleades.The launch event showcased the New Baleno&apos;s combination of contemporary design, advanced technology, enhanced safety and refined performance, reinforcing its positioning as a premium, feature-rich hatchback for the modern customer.The New Baleno introduces a host of significant upgrades, including Level 2 Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), a new-generation powertrain, enhanced interiors and connected technology. The vehicle is equipped with features such as Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Keep Assist, Advanced Emergency Braking, 360-degree camera, Head-Up Display, wireless connectivity and Suzuki Connect, among others.Speaking on the occasion, Sumit Malhotra, COO - Sales Group, Jamkash Vehicleades, said.&quot;The New Baleno represents a significant step forward in the premium hatchback segment, bringing together technology, safety, performance and contemporary design in a compelling package. At Jamkash NEXA, we are delighted to bring this exciting product to our customers in Jammu and Kashmir. The introduction of Level 2 ADAS, enhanced comfort and connected technology reflects the changing expectations of today&apos;s customers. &quot;The event also provided customers and guests an opportunity to experience the New Baleno first-hand and understand its new features and technological advancements.With a legacy spanning over four decades and a strong presence across Jammu &amp; Kashmir, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and New Delhi, Jamkash Vehicleades continues to set benchmarks in automotive retail and customer service.

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Excelsior CorrespondentBENGALURU, Sept 12: J&amp;K Bank has been conferred the &quot;Best Corporate Social Responsibility Overall Practices&quot; award at the 13th National CSR Leadership Congress &amp; Awards, recognising its institution-wide commitment to sustainable social development through structured and need-based interventions.

<nh-chunk-delimit />Zonal Head (Bengaluru) Shadab Mehboob received the award on behalf of the Bank at a function held on Friday at Taj MG Road, Bengaluru. The ceremony was part of a day-long CSR conference where experts discussed emerging trends in the sector.MD &amp; CEO Amitava Chatterjee said, &quot;For J&amp;K Bank, CSR is not a peripheral obligation but an extension of our institutional purpose. This award validates our approach of taking meaningful, need-based interventions to underserved communities, particularly across J&amp;K and Ladakh.&quot;He said the Bank&apos;s CSR programme is evolving into a platform for inclusive and sustainable development, with healthcare, education, livelihood generation, disability inclusion, environmental sustainability and grassroots sports at its core.It also covers rural development, women empowerment, art and culture, and support for armed forces veterans, he said.The Bank&apos;s initiatives include cardiac and breast-cancer screening in underserved areas, solar-powered sanitation facilities, plantation drives and waste management.It also provides affordable meals to attendants of hospital patients and promotes skill development for grassroots economic empowerment.The awards recognize organizations that have embedded social responsibility into their institutional strategies and created demonstrable benefits for communities and the environment.

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Excelsior CorrespondentNEW DELHI, Sept 12 : &quot;Steel Slag Road&quot; Technology can reduce road construction cost by around 40 per cent while delivering four times the strength of conventional roads, Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Science &amp; Technology and Earth Sciences, MoS PMO, Personnel, Public Grievances, Pensions, Atomic Energy and Space, Dr Jitendra Singh, said today.

<nh-chunk-delimit /> He said the technology can also substantially extend the maintenance cycle, with maintenance required only after about 15 years in suitable applications, making it a breakthrough with implications not only for road engineering but also for the overall infrastructure economy.Dr Jitendra Singh called for the indigenous technology to move from one project to many projects and from one State to many States, with its adoption extending beyond the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways to Railways, other Government departments, State Governments and private builders, contractors and infrastructure operators.Dr Jitendra Singh was speaking at the conferment of the Guinness World Record for the &quot;World&apos;s Longest Road Built with Processed Steel Slag Aggregates&quot;, jointly pursued by CSIR-Central Road Research Institute (CSIR-CRRI) New Delhi and Jindal Steel Limited. The 1.85-km road at Raigarh, Chhattisgarh, marks a major scale-up of an indigenous technology that converts processed steel slag, a by-product of steel production, into aggregates for road construction. The programme also witnessed the virtual inauguration of the road, release of a scientific documentary, signing of a Technology Transfer Agreement between CSIR-CRRI and Jindal Steel, launch of the &quot;Steel Grit&quot; brand and recognition of the project team.Dr Jitendra Singh said this successful initiative simultaneously lives up to more than one flagship priorities of this Government including PM Narendra Modi&apos;s repeated emphasis on &quot;Waste to Wealth&quot; recycling options.Among those present were Naveen Jindal, Member of Parliament, Chairman, Jindal Steel and President, Indian Steel Association; Dr N. Kalaiselvi, Secretary, DSIR and Director General, CSIR; Dr V.K. Saraswat, former Member, NITI Aayog and former Director General, DRDO; Dr Ch. Ravi Sekhar, Director, CSIR-CRRI; representatives of Guinness World Records, scientists, engineers, industry leaders and members of the media.Dr Jitendra Singh said the achievement demonstrates how industrial waste can be transformed into infrastructure wealth through Indian science, technology and industry working together. He said India&apos;s rapidly expanding highways, expressways, industrial corridors, ports and urban infrastructure also bring a growing responsibility to conserve natural resources; particularly natural aggregates obtained through mining and quarrying. The Steel Slag Road initiative provides a technology-driven pathway to address both challenges, productive utilisation of an industrial by-product and conservation of natural resources, he added.The Minister said the significance of the technology becomes even greater in a geographically diverse country like India, where conventional roads often face durability challenges in difficult terrain and high-rainfall regions. Recalling his seven-year association with the Northeast, he said road construction in several areas is restricted to four or five months because of heavy rainfall, while portions constructed during one season can suffer damage before the next construction cycle begins. Stronger and more durable road technologies can therefore provide particular value in such challenging geographies.Dr Jitendra Singh also referred to the changing traffic profile of rural roads. Roads originally constructed to connect villages and cater primarily to light vehicles can, with economic development, find themselves carrying heavy trucks and commercial traffic when the surrounding areas evolve into industrial zones. He said such changes reinforce the need for road technologies capable of meeting higher loads and longer durability requirements.Calling for a concerted awareness drive, Dr Jitendra Singh said road construction is not confined to MoRTH. Railways and several other Government departments also construct roads and heavy-duty infrastructure, while private builders, contractors and infrastructure operators represent another major area for adoption. He called for greater inter-ministerial and inter-State engagement, including dedicated awareness programmes, so that engineers and implementing agencies are familiar with the technology and can assess its suitability for their respective projects.Dr Jitendra Singh described the initiative as an example of &quot;whole-of-government plus whole-of-nation&quot; collaboration, bringing together Government, research institutions, industry and engineers. He said the technology is indigenous in both its conception and application, and that the next phase must focus on creating greater awareness and stronger pathways for home-grown technologies to move from laboratories and demonstration projects to large-scale field implementation.The Minister placed the Steel Slag Road initiative within the larger Waste to Wealth and circular economy vision. He said India must increasingly move away from the mindset that any material is simply waste, as science and technology can unlock new economic value from such resources. Referring to CSIR initiatives involving biofuels from used cooking oil and the recovery of value from electronic scrap, he said recycling and resource recovery will form an increasingly important part of the next phase of industrial development.Dr N. Kalaiselvi, Secretary, DSIR and Director General, CSIR, said the achievement comes as CSIR prepares to enter its 85th year and represents a particularly significant milestone for the organisation. She announced that CSIR-CRRI has received a work order for a 40-km road in Odisha from Jindal Steel&apos;s Angul plant, taking the technology from the present 1.85-km Guinness record towards a 40-km implementation.

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'Steel Slag Road' reduces construction cost 40%, increases strength four times: Dr Jitendra

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Excelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Sept 12: Speaker, Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly, Abdul Rahim Rather, today visited the new Legislative Assembly Complex and reviewed the progress of ongoing works, taking detailed stock of the physical and infrastructural development achieved so far.

<nh-chunk-delimit />During the visit, the concerned officers briefed the Speaker about the status of various components of the prestigious project, including the works completed, those nearing completion and the activities presently in progress. A detailed assessment was also made of the works pending and the pace of execution of different components.It was informed that several important works have already been completed in full. These include internal plumbing, granite work on service stairs, door and window frames, and plastering, which have achieved 100 per cent completion. The Speaker was further apprised that work on other components of the project is also progressing at a brisk pace and is presently in full swing.Taking note of the progress achieved, Speaker Rather emphasised that the New Assembly Complex is a prestigious and important institutional project, which is expected to provide modern and comprehensive facilities for the effective functioning of the Legislature. He underscored the need for maintaining sustained momentum in the execution of the project so that all components are completed within the prescribed timeframe.The Speaker directed the concerned officers and executing agencies to expedite the pace of work and gear up men and machinery to ensure timely completion of the remaining components. He called for close and continuous monitoring of the progress at every stage and directed that any bottlenecks affecting the pace of execution be identified and resolved promptly.Speaker Rather stressed that the stipulated timeline for completion of the project must be adhered to in letter and spirit. He directed the concerned agencies to put in place an effective execution and monitoring mechanism so that the remaining works are taken up simultaneously, wherever feasible, without compromising on the quality and prescribed standards.Later, during the review meeting, the Speaker specifically directed that the entire project be completed within the stipulated deadline of October 2027, stating that timely completion of the New Assembly Complex should remain a priority for all concerned.He further called upon the executing agencies to ensure effective coordination and sustained supervision of the works, with particular emphasis on quality, workmanship and adherence to approved specifications and timelines.The Speaker reiterated that the New Assembly Complex carries significant institutional importance and expressed the expectation that concerted efforts by all stakeholders would ensure its timely completion and operationalisation as planned.Secretary JKLA Manoj Kumar Pandit besides CE Mechanical, SE R&amp;B and others senior officers from concerned departments were present in the meeting.Later, Speaker Rather convened a meeting with the Director Estates and officers of the concerned departments to review the preparedness of the Old Assembly Complex and associated facilities ahead of the Darbar Move.During the meeting, the Speaker took stock of the overall condition of the premises and directed the concerned authorities to undertake necessary repairs, renovation and maintenance works wherever required well before the Darbar Move, so that the complex remains fully functional and adequately equipped for the ensuing legislative requirements.Speaker also directed the officers to keep in view the ongoing implementation of the National e-Vidhan Application (NeVA) project while undertaking repairs, renovation and other works in the Old Assembly Complex.He emphasised that the infrastructure and facilities required for the effective implementation of the NeVA system must be adequately planned and maintained so that the transition to technology-enabled legislative functioning takes place smoothly.The Speaker underscored the importance of ensuring that the Old Assembly Complex is fully prepared to support the digital processing of legislative business and smooth conduct of Legislative Assembly sessions, and directed all concerned departments to work in close coordination in this regard.

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*CJ, EC JKLSA open legal aid event at SrinagarExcelsior CorrespondentJAMMU/SRINAGAR, Sept 12: J&amp;K Legal Services Authority (JKLSA) organized the 3rd National Lok Adalat of the year across the Union Territory of Jammu &amp; Kashmir.

<nh-chunk-delimit /> The event was held under the patronage of Dr Justice Pushpendra Singh Bhati, Chief Justice of the High Court of J&amp;K and Ladakh and Patron-in-Chief of JKLSA, alongside the leadership of Justice Sanjeev Kumar, Executive Chairman of JKLSA, and the guidance of Justice Sanjay Dhar, Chairperson of the High Court Legal Services Committee.Across 163 benches established throughout J&amp;K, a total of 32,908 cases were taken up during the day-long event, resulting in the successful, amicable settlement of 23,213 cases involving a settlement and compensation amount of Rs 1,76,22,29,397.At Srinagar, Dr Justice Pushpendra Singh Bhati and Justice Sanjeev Kumar jointly inaugurated the Lok Adalat at the District Court Complex. Upon arrival, the dignitaries were accorded a ceremonial Guard of Honour and received by Haq Nawaz Zargar, Principal District &amp; Sessions Judge and Chairperson of DLSA Srinagar, and Shazia Tabasum, Member Secretary of JKLSA, along with other judicial officers.The Chief Justice and Executive Chairman visited various benches, interacted with presiding officers, advocates, and litigants, and personally distributed MACT compensation cheques to eligible claimants to extend timely financial relief.To facilitate the amicable settlement of cases, 11 benches were constituted in the Srinagar district. A total number of 9,888 cases were taken up by 11 benches in the district, out of which, 9,394 cases were settled. An amount of Rs, 1,11,14,88,832 was awarded as settlement amount in all the cases.The Bench where MACT claims were settled was presided over by Farooq Ahmad Bhat (Additional District &amp; Sessions Judge Srinagar) and Dinesh Gupta (3rd Additional District &amp; Sessions Judge Srinagar). The Bench Number five was presided over by Fida Hussain Nayak (Municipal Magistrate Srinagar) and comprised of Junaid Imtiyaz Mir (Sub-Judge, Srinagar).The cheques amounting to Rs 3,42,45,000 were on-spot distributed among the claimants by the Chief Justice in presence of Justice Sanjeev Kumar, Haq Nawaz Zargar and Shazia Tabasum, Member Secretary JKLSA and other Judicial Officers of District Court Srinagar.Speaking to media persons, Chief Justice Dr Justice Pushpendra Singh Bhati highlighted the efforts of judicial officers, DLSA secretaries, advocates, Para Legal Volunteers, court staff for amicable resolution of disputes while Justice Sanjeev Kumar highlighted that Lok Adalats offer an effective mechanism for final, speedy, and consensual dispute resolution without the burden of prolonged litigation, encouraging the public to make greater use of these forums.At District Court Complex in Jammu, the Lok Adalat was organized under the guidance of Tahir Khurshid Raina, Chairman DLSA/Principal District &amp; Sessions Judge, Jammu, and the overall supervision of Maleeka Sharma, Civil Judge Senior Division/Secretary DLSA, Jammu.The proceedings were inaugurated by Justice Rajnesh Oswal, Administrative Judge of the High Court of J&amp;K and Ladakh, along with Tahir Khurshid Raina. Addressing the gathering, Justice Rajnesh Oswal highlighted the pivotal role of Lok Adalats in resolving long-pending disputes through mutually acceptable settlements.The proceedings covered a wide spectrum of disputes, including Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT) cases, matrimonial and family disputes, cheque dishonour matters under the Negotiable Instruments Act, bank recovery cases, commercial disputes, compoundable criminal offences, land acquisition cases, and utility bill disputes regarding electricity and water.A major highlight of the event was the distribution of compensation cheques totaling Rs 5,41,50,000 to Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT) claimants. Justice Rajnesh Oswal and Tahir Khurshid Raina personally handed over cheques to individual claimants.Out of 904 cases taken up during the day, 409 were amicably settled by a total of 26 benches, resulting in a total monetary recovery of Rs 22,16,27,013. Concurrent National Lok Adalats were also conducted across Tehsil Legal Services Committees in Bishnah, RS Pura, and Akhnoor.In Kathua district, the Lok Adalat was organized at the ADR Centre of the Kathua Court Complex under the guidance of the Chairman DLSA, Jatinder Singh Jamwal, (Principal District &amp; Sessions Judge). A total number of 878 cases were taken up for amicable settlement, of which 311 cases were settled and an amount of Rs 5,24,99,727 was realized as settlement amount.To facilitate the smooth conduct of the Lok Adalat, eight benches were constituted. The 1st Bench comprised of Principal District &amp; Sessions Judge Jatinder Singh Jamwal and Additional District &amp; Sessions Judge Pravin Pandoh; 2nd Bench comprised of CJM Ajay Sharma and Special Mobile Magistrate Amandeep Kour; 3rd Bench comprised of District Mobile Magistrate (T) Poonam Gupta and Munsiff JMIC Viren Magotra at Kathua, 4th bench consisted of Munsiff/JMIC Prashant Kumar at Billawar, 5th bench consisted of Munsiff/JMIC Lakshay Badyal and Advocate Naresh Gupta at Hiranagar, 6th bench of Munsiff/JMIC Kangana Gupta and Advocate Deep Kumar was constituted at Mahanpur, 7th bench of Munsiff/JMIC Bhanu Bhasim and Advocate Navneesh Mishra heard cases at Basohli and 8th bench of Munsiff/JMIC Shivani Attri and Advocate P K Babar was constituted at Bani.In Udhampur district, the National Lok Adalat was organized under the chairmanship of Kalpana Revo, Principal District and Sessions Judge/Chairperson, DLSA Udhampur, and Sumati Sharma, Sub-Judge/Secretary, DLSA, Udhampur. The proceedings were inaugurated by Kalpana Revo and Yash Paul Sharma, Additional District and Sessions Judge, Udhampur.Six benches, comprising judicial officers and panel lawyers, were constituted across District Udhampur. These benches settled 503 out of 987 cases, involving a total settlement amount of Rs 3,87,11,174. Similar National Lok Adalats were also held at the Tehsil Legal Services Committees i.e. Ramnagar, Majalta, and Chenani.National Lok Adalat pertaining to all types of cases was held today at District Court Complex, Rajouri and in all other Courts of the district under the chairmanship of Chairman DLSA Rajouri (Principal District &amp; Sessions Judge) Rajinder Sapru. Three benches were constituted in all. A total of 1931 cases were taken by these benches, out of which 1618 cases were disposed of. An amount of Rs 6,43,41,028 was realized as compensation.First bench was headed by Rajinder Sapru (Principal District &amp; Sessions Judge Rajouri) and assisted by Sudesh Sharma (Addl. District &amp; Sessions Judge Rajouri and Khilat Bhat Advocate, Second bench was headed by Javed Rana (Chief Judicial Magistrate Rajouri) assisted by Ananta Raina (Sub-Judge Special Mobile Magistrate Rajouri) and Shokat Ali, Advocate cum Panel Lawyer, Third bench was headed by Shama Sharma, (Sub-Judge/Secretary District Legal Services Authority Rajouri) assisted by Shaviak Gupta, (District Mobile Magistrate Rajouri) and Ashfaq Ahmed Lone, Advocate.In the Lok Adalat held across the Kargil district of the Union Territory of Ladakh, a total number of 238 cases were referred and out of that 196 cases were disposed off. A sum of Rs 47,95,878 was recovered as settlement amount and Rs 70,300 was realized as fine.The first bench was presided over by Sheikh Gowher Hussain, Chairman DLSA/PDSJ Kargil, the second bench was presided over by Tsewang Phuntsog CJM Kargil and the third bench was presided over by Chemit Yurgyal Secretary DLSA Kargil.Similarly fourth, fifth and sixth bench of National Lok Adalat were also held at the tehsil level at Sankoo, Zanskar &amp; Drass and bench was presided over by Chairman TLSC Sankoo/Drass/Zanskar Sadiq Ali Wazir.As per Member Secretary JKLSA, Shazia Tabasum, the 4th and final National Lok Adalat of the current calendar year is scheduled for December 12, 2026.

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Excelsior CorrespondentREASI/UDHAMPUR, Sept 12: Leader of Opposition (LoP) in the J&amp;K Legislative Assembly Sunil Sharma today said the BJP will not allow genuine public issues to be ignored, asserting that people voted for change, development and accountability but the National Conference Government has failed to meet their expectations.

<nh-chunk-delimit />Sharma, accompanied by MLAs Pawan Gupta, Advocate RS Pathania, Baldev Raj Sharma, Balwant Singh Mankotia and Kuldeep Dubey, held an extensive public outreach programme in Reasi and Udhampur.They met delegations of the Baridar Sewa Committee, PHE casual labourers and daily wagers, Chamber of Trade, Tourism and Industry Katra, PHE Union, NHM employees, Teachers&apos; Association, Beopar Mandal, Mazdoor Sangh, Safai Karamcharis and Village Defence Guards.Sharma gave a patient hearing to the delegations and assured them their genuine concerns would be taken up at appropriate forums, including the forthcoming Assembly Session.He directed department representatives to pursue the issues, saying BJP legislators would strongly pursue legitimate demands until they get a concrete response.&quot;The people did not vote for excuses, political rhetoric or endless assurances. They voted for governance that listens, responds and delivers. If the government continues to ignore genuine public issues, the BJP will confront it firmly and place every legitimate demand before the Assembly and the people,&quot; Sharma said.He said employees awaiting regularisation, daily wagers seeking justice, NHM workers demanding security, teachers and labourers seeking relief, traders and the tourism sector seeking support, and VDGs safeguarding vulnerable areas cannot be made to wait indefinitely.Sharma asserted the BJP&apos;s public outreach is not a formality but a sustained political commitment to remain connected with the people.&quot;Their voice will be heard, their concerns will be raised and their legitimate rights will be fought for inside and outside the Assembly,&quot; he said.

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Excelsior CorrespondentRAMBAN, Sept 12: The annual Manimahesh Yatra from Ramban to the sacred Manimahesh Lake in Himachal Pradesh was flagged off today from the historic Raghunath Temple by Assistant Commissioner Revenue (ACR) Ramban Shokat Hayat Mattoo, in the presence of Tehsildar Ramban Deep Kumar and police officers.

<nh-chunk-delimit />CLICK HERE TO WATCH VIDEOHundreds of devotees, including men, women and children, participated in the flag-off ceremony and embarked on the pilgrimage carrying the holy mace, Chhari Mubarak.The temple premises reverberated with devotional chants of &quot;Har Har Mahadev&quot; as the pilgrims commenced their spiritual journey.The yatra, led by Baba Devi Dass Maharaj, will proceed towards the revered Manimahesh Lake via the Bhaderwah-Chamba route. Situated at an altitude of around 13,000 feet, Manimahesh Lake is one of the prominent high-altitude pilgrimage destinations in the region and attracts devotees from different parts of the country.Addressing the pilgrims, ACR Shokat Hayat Mattoo extended his best wishes for a safe and successful pilgrimage.He urged the devotees to uphold the spirit of communal harmony, brotherhood and mutual respect throughout the journey.The ACR also advised the pilgrims to remain vigilant, follow all necessary safety precautions and cooperate with the administration and other agencies to ensure a smooth and peaceful pilgrimage.Police authorities said, &quot;Adequate security and traffic management arrangements had been put in place for the movement of the pilgrims.&quot;The devotees were advised to strictly follow safety guidelines, remain updated about weather and traffic advisories, and cooperate with police personnel and officials deployed along the route.The flag-off marked the commencement of the annual pilgrimage from Ramban, reflecting the district&apos;s rich spiritual traditions and the enduring faith, devotion and spirit of communal harmony among the devotees.

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Excelsior CorrespondentUDHAMPUR, Sept 12: The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) J&amp;K today produced a chargesheet against a former Patwari and a driver in a 2023 bribery case before the Special Judge, Anti-Corruption, Udhampur.

<nh-chunk-delimit />An ACB official said the chargesheet was filed in case FIR number 01/2023 registered at Police Station ACB Udhampur under section 7 of the Prevention of Corruption Act.The accused in the case were identified as Darbinder Singh, the then Patwari of Halqa Rasli Gadheran, Basantgarh, and Nashar Ahmad, a resident of Basantgarh.The ACB official said the case was registered on a complaint by one Bodh Raj of Rasli Gadheran, who alleged that the Patwari had demanded a bribe for issuing a fard of his land, which he intended to sell.Following verification of the complaint, the ACB laid a trap and caught Singh and driver of a vehicle (JK02BV-9048) Ahmad red-handed while demanding and accepting the bribe, he said.Based on the evidence collected during the investigation, the ACB established the commission of the offence and produced the chargesheet for further judicial proceedings, added the ACB official.

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Excelsior CorrespondentUDHAMPUR, Sept 12: Deputy Commissioner Udhampur Minga Sherpa today conducted a site visit to Birma and Town Hall areas of Udhampur town to inspect the progress of the ongoing and pending development works, including the PRI building at Birma and the multi-level car parking and Municipal Council building at Town Hall.

<nh-chunk-delimit />During the visit, the DC took a detailed assessment of the ongoing construction works and reviewed the pace of progress being achieved by the executing agencies. He emphasized the need to maintain quality standards and ensure timely completion of all works.He also inspected the ongoing construction of the protection wall at Devika cremation ghat. He directed the executing agency to expedite the work and ensure its completion within the stipulated timeline, while maintaining the required quality standards.While reviewing the progress of the multi-level car parking, Municipal Council building at Town Hall and PRI building at Birma, the DC stressed the importance of effective resource mobilisation and close monitoring of the works. He directed the concerned executing agencies to accelerate the pace of construction and ensure that all projects are completed within the prescribed timelines without compromising on quality.

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Excelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Sept 12: Former MLC and JKPCC Chief Spokesperson Ravinder Sharma today asked BJP MPs and MLAs from Jammu, Akhnoor, Sunderbani and Rajouri to press the Centre for the proposed Jammu-Akhnoor-Sunderbani-Rajouri rail link or resign if they fail to protect the interests of the people.

<nh-chunk-delimit />Addressing a press conference here, Sharma said lakhs of people in the border belt had been waiting for railway connectivity for over five decades and were now disappointed over the reported move to bypass the vast area.He questioned the silence of BJP representatives and said they should take up the issue with the Centre or face public anger.Sharma threatened an agitation across the belt if the project was not sanctioned soon.He said a detailed project report had been prepared in 2012-13 and assurances were repeatedly given for extending the railway line to Rajouri and Poonch.He also raised the delay in operationalising the Sub-District Hospital at Sunderbani and shifting the Sunderbani court to its completed building at Thandapani, demanding immediate action and release of funds.

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BJP leaders should pressure Centre on Jammu-Akhnoor-Rajouri rail link or resign: Ravinder

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Excelsior CorrespondentRAJOURI, Sept 12: Two students were injured in a physical assault incident at Government Higher Secondary School, Soulki, in Kalakote area of Rajouri district on Saturday.

<nh-chunk-delimit />The injured students have been identified as 17-year-old Dhoni Sharma, resident of Dhalyote, and 16-year-old Ahad Jameel, resident of Andh, Kalakote.After sustaining injuries, both the students were taken to a medical facility in Kalakote, from where doctors referred them to GMC Rajouri for further treatment.Following the incident, Kalakote Police took cognizance of the matter and registered FIR No. 97/2026 against around six unidentified persons in connection with the incident.As per the preliminary information, the incident reportedly followed a verbal altercation between the students, which later escalated into a physical fight. The exact circumstances leading to the assault and the injuries sustained by the two students are being investigated by the police.Since the matter involves minor students, police are examining all aspects of the incident. The school administration and the parents concerned are also being contacted as part of the inquiry.The incident has raised concerns regarding student safety and discipline within the school premises. No arrest has been made so far, and further investigation into the matter is underway.

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Excelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Sept 12:The J&amp;K Lecturers' Forum, under the leadership of Pardeep Koul, Provincial President, has y urged the Minister for School Education and the Commissioner/Secretary, School Education Department, J&amp;K, to intervene personally and accord top priority to the long-pending regularisation of eligible Incharge Lecturers, along with resolution of other critical career-related issues of the teaching fraternity.

<nh-chunk-delimit />The Forum reiterated that the regularisation of eligible Incharge Lecturers has already reached an advanced/final stage and deserves time-bound completion in accordance with the applicable Government decisions and orders.&quot;Lecturers who have been continuously discharging the responsibilities of higher posts for years deserve recognition and career justice. Their prolonged uncertainty must now end through expeditious completion of the regularisation process.&quot; said Pardeep Koul.The Forum also urged the Department to do away with zonation in transfers under ATD, as the existing arrangement, in its considered view, is not serving the intended purpose of a fair, transparent and rational transfer policy.At the same time, the Forum demanded that Assured Career Progression (ACP) be taken up and settled on priority, as a meaningful career-progression mechanism is essential for maintaining the morale, dignity and professional growth of the teaching fraternity.

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Lecturers' Forum urges Govt for early regularisation

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Excelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Sept 12: National Mazdoor Conference (NMC) president Subash Shastri urged the 8th Central Pay Commission to recommend, in its first interim report, merger of 50 per cent Dearness Allowance (DA), payment of 18 months' pending DA arrears, 20 per cent interim relief and release of 4 per cent DA due from July 1 in favour of Central and State Government employees and pensioners.

<nh-chunk-delimit />Addressing an NMC workers&apos; meet, Shastri said rising prices and inflation had severely affected employees and pensioners. He also urged the Commission to recommend financial assistance for resource-constrained States and UTs to enable implementation of its recommendations in one go.Shastri sought enhancement of the monthly medical allowance for J&amp;K UT pensioners from Rs 300 to Rs 1,000, citing the example of Ladakh, which has been providing Rs 1,000 since April 2020.Other demands included regularisation of daily-rated workers under SRO-64, setting up a National Wage Commission, implementation of Central labour laws in J&amp;K UT, and declaring Jammu and Srinagar B-1 cities.The meeting was attended by Rajan Babu Khajuria, B.S. Jamwal, Surinder Kumar, Ram Singh, Ramesh Sharma, Jog Raj, Girdhari Lal Bhagat, Shail Singh, Subash Sharma, Darshan Bawa, Ghara Ram, Sardhari Lal, Paramjeet, Kamal Kumar, Sukhdev Singh, Vinod Kumar and others.

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NMC seeks 50% DA merger, 20% interim relief

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Excelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Sept 12: The Jagti Tenement Committee /Soan Kashmir Front today urged the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) to take immediate measures to ensure the safety and security of PM Package employees in the Kashmir Valley, particularly in Srinagar, following a sixth threat letter issued against them.

<nh-chunk-delimit />In a letter to the MHA, JTC/SKF Vice President Sumit Pandita said repeated threats have created fear and insecurity among employees performing their duties under extremely challenging circumstances.The organisation urged the Government to take the latest threat letter seriously, conduct an immediate security assessment, strengthen security arrangements for vulnerable employees, investigate the source and authenticity of the threat, and establish a proper mechanism for workers to report security concerns and receive timely assistance.It also sought appropriate administrative and humanitarian measures until the security situation improves, stressing that the safety of employees must remain the highest priority.

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JTC/SKF seeks urgent MHA intervention over safety of PM Package employees in Valley

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Excelsior CorrespondentUDHAMPUR, Sept 12: As part of the ongoing Hindi Fortnight-2026, a quiz competition on &quot;History of Hindi Literature&quot; was organised at Government College for Women (GCW), Udhampur, to promote interest in Hindi language and literature among students.

<nh-chunk-delimit />Participants were divided into five teams-Rajbhasha, Rashtrabhasha, Standard Language, Link Language and Medium Language. The Rashtrabhasha Team emerged winner with 32 out of 36 marks, followed by Link Language with 30, Medium Language with 28, Standard Language with 26 and Rajbhasha with 22 marks.The winning team comprised Niharika Bhutiyal, Sanjana, Kanika Sharma, Anu Sharma and Jyoti Devi, all from Semester III.Principal Dr Nalini Pathania, who attended as chief guest, congratulated the winners and said such competitions enhance curiosity, confidence, subject knowledge and healthy competitive spirit among students.Dr Geetanjali Rajput, Prof Mushtaq Ahmad, Dr Sanjay Kumar, Dr Simran Khajuria, Dr Nancy Gupta and Dr Aarti Kumari were also present and encouraged the participants. The quiz was conducted by Dr Omar Bashir and Prof Sandesh Kumar.

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Quiz on Hindi literature held at GCW Udhampur

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Excelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Sept 12: To review the state-of-the-art research facilities developed at the Centre for strengthening Basmati rice research and promoting quality rice production in the Jammu region, Prof (Dr) B N Tripathi, Vice Chancellor, SKUAST-Jammu today visited the Basmati Rice Research Centre (BRRC) of SKUAST-Jammu, Chakroi.

<nh-chunk-delimit />During the visit, the Vice Chancellor took a detailed overview of the various facilities established at the Centre and interacted with the scientists and technical staff.The VC was apprised of the state-of-the-art facilities and high-end research equipment established at the Centre, as well as the ongoing research programmes focusing on Basmati rice improvement, systematic germplasm conservation, varietal development, quality and market competitiveness of Basmati rice in the world market.Dr Tripathi also visited the research fields and experimental plots of the Centre, where he reviewed the Basmati rice seed production and ongoing field experiments.He took keen interest in the performance of newly developed Basmati varieties of university and highlighted the unique importance of Basmati rice as a premium agricultural commodity and emphasized the need to conserve the heritage, identity and genetic diversity of traditional Basmati germplasm while simultaneously undertaking scientific improvement.The Vice Chancellor further encouraged the scientists to undertake interdisciplinary and need-based research to strengthen the Centre&apos;s scientific capabilities.He expressed satisfaction over the development of the Centre and its ongoing research activities and said that the Basmati Rice Research Centre, Chakroi, has significant potential to emerge as a centre of excellence for Basmati rice research, conservation and varietal improvement in the region.During the visit, Dr S K Gupta, Director Research and Dr R K Salgotra, Director, Institute of Biotechnology and Director Education, SKUAST-Jammu, accompanied the Vice Chancellor.

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VC reviews progress of BRRC of SKUAST-J in Chakroi

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