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JKNC in Zanskar District
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Fresh political drama from JKNC in Zanskar District UT Ladakh..!!

2 Bodies Recovered from Nala Haji Peer in Balkote Uri
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2 Bodies Recovered from Nala Haji Peer in Balkote Uri

Govt Sets Guidelines for Constitution Day Events on November 26
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Govt Sets Guidelines for Constitution Day Events on November 26

Kashmir Reels Under Intense Cold; Srinagar Drops to -2.8°C
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Kashmir Reels Under Intense Cold; Srinagar Drops to -2.8°C

MP Haneefa Jan Visits Leh Villages to Address Public concerns
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MP Haneefa Jan Visits Leh Villages to Address Public concerns

Three students who left home for school in Sarani Village Of Rajouri go missing; families urge police to find them soon
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Three students who left home for school in Sarani Village Of Rajouri go missing; families...

LG Manoj Sinha Reviews Security Preparedness in High-Level Jammu Meeting
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LG Manoj Sinha Reviews Security Preparedness in High-Level Jammu Meeting

Mortal Remains of Wing Commander Namansh Syal Brought to Sulur Air Base
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Mortal Remains of Wing Commander Namansh Syal Brought to Sulur Air Base

Srinagar : National Conference spokesperson Imran Nabi Dar has expressed strong regret over the controversy surrounding MBBS admissions at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Institute of Medical Education (SMVDIME). He described it as unfortunate that the Lieutenant Governor has reportedly accepted what he termed a “divisive and communal” memorandum regarding the admissions. Dar emphasized that minority institutions across India accommodate students from all religions, highlighting that such diversity is standard practice in higher education. He noted, “A large number of Hindu students study at Aligarh Muslim University, and the same is true for Jamia Millia Islamia. Has anyone ever raised a question about that?” He further stated that the SMVDIME controversy risks creating unnecessary divisions and that such debates should not target institutions based on the religion of their managing bodies. Observers note that the remarks underline ongoing sensitivities around minority institutions in Jammu and Kashmir and across India, particularly in professional courses like medicine. Dar’s comments reflect the position of the National Conference advocating for inclusive education and fair treatment for all students regardless of religious affiliation. The issue continues to draw attention from educational authorities, political leaders, and civil society groups, with calls for transparent and non-discriminatory admission processes.
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NC Spokesperson Comments on MBBS Admission Controversy at SMVDIME

Girl Critically Injured in Leopard Attack in Manjakote, Rajouri
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Girl Critically Injured in Leopard Attack in Manjakote, Rajouri

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