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Jammu: Biker dies, 2 pillion riders hurt in mishap

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One person was killed while two others were seriously injured when a motorcycle collided with an Army BP bunker near Nowshera town .

Official sources said that a bike bearing registration number JK11F/ 0866, driven by Mohd Tariq, son of Mohd Javed, resident of Lam, collided with the bunker along the road just closer to the gate of 80 Infantry brigade at round 2 pm on Monday.

While Mohd Tariq was killed on the spot, two pillion riders sustained serious injuries and were shifted to local hospital at Nowshera. The injured were identified as Mohd Fazal, son of Mohd Razaq hailing from Gunni village in Lam and Pana Singh, son of Jugar Singh, resident of Qila Darhal. The police has registered a case in this connection.

Jammu: Newborn baby found alive, hospitalised

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An abandoned newborn baby was found in forest area of Dessa and has been hospitalised. It is believed that the baby is four day old.

According to police sources, some people grazing cattle found a newborn male baby and rushed him to a nearby house.

After proper clothing, the baby was shifted to GMC Doda, where he is under observation when last reports came in.

A case under FIR Number 04/2022 under relevant Sections has been registered at Police Station Dessa and investigation started, informed SHO Dessa Surinder Singh.

“Anyone who might have any information regarding this incident must contact the police”, the police officer added.

226 J&K Police personnel promoted

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Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) Jammu Zone Mukesh Singh has ordered promotion of 226 police personnel.

As per official spokesman, ADGP Jammu Zone Mukesh Singh today issued promotion order of 216 Selection Grade Constables (SgCts) as Head-Constables, 3 HCs as ASI and 5 Cts as SgCts. He also granted in-situ promotion to 1 HC and 1 follower besides bringing 307 SgCts on promotion list-“C-II” who will be promoted after passing of requisite pre-promotion course.

This is the 10th DPC under the chairmanship of ADGP Jammu, wherein 4883 officials in different ranks have already been promoted.

While congratulating the promoted police personnel and their families, ADGP Jammu Zone lauded the efforts of these police personnel in earning their due promotion well in time and further expressed hope that they shall rededicate themselves towards their work even with more zeal and enthusiasm to make the department feel proud.

Government orders transfers and postings of officers

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The Union Territory administration in Ladakh ordered transfer, posting and adjustment of six officers.

Amit Singh Chandel, Director Accounts & Treasuries, Ladakh has been transferred and posted as Director Social Welfare (HQ at Kargil) relieving Kunzes Angmo, Director Tourism of the additional charge of the post of Director Social Welfare, Ladakh.

The officer shall also perform the duties and responsibilities of Director Technical Education and Skill Development, Ladakh in addition to his own duties till further orders.

D C Rajathkumar, Additional Secretary Finance Department was transferred and posted as Director, Accounts & Treasuries, Ladakh (HQ at Leh). The officer shall also hold the additional charge of Additional Secretary, Finance Department and shall also supervise the work of GP Fund Organization, Local Audit & Pensions, Ladakh in addition to his duties till further orders.

Moses Kunzang Director, Industries and Commerce Ladakh has been transferred as posted as Additional Registrar Cooperatives, Ladakh (HQ at Kargil).

Mohammad Nazir Sheikh was posted as Director, Industries and Commerce, Ladakh (HQ at Leh).

Imteeaz Ahmad Khan Kacho, Registrar University of Ladakh has been transferred and posted as Joint Director Information, Ladakh (HQ at Kargil). The Officer shall also hold the additional charge of the post of Programme Officer ICDS, Kargil till further orders.Sonam Norboo, ACD/Project Officer Wage Employment, Leh was transferred and posted as Additional District Development Commissioner Leh, relieving Tsering Paldan, RTO Ladakh of the additional charge of the post. The officer shall also hold the additional charge of ACD/Project Officer Wage Employment Leh till further orders.

Watch: Drunk woman kicks and abuses police official

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A shocking video has surfaced over social media where a woman allegedly in an inebriated state can be seen hurling abuses at a cab driver and a police officer on a road in Navi Mumbai.

The incident took place on March 25 while the unidentified woman along with her 2 friends was traveling in a cab after attending a late-night party in Mumbai.

As per reports, one of the women who was allegedly under the influence of alcohol started abusing the cab driver during the ride and also tried taking control of the car by pushing the driver aside. On the arrival of the police after noticing the ruckus, she held one of the officers by his collar and threatened him.

The incident came to light after a video that was recorded by the cab driver and other passersby went viral on social media.

A series of videos shared by a Twitter user shows the woman rolling and sleeping on the roads. In one of the videos, she can also be seen swearing at the cab driver as well as the Mumbai Police.

The woman was unstoppable even after being warned by the cab driver and police of facing dire consequences. In one of the videos, she can also be seen bragging that nothing would happen to her even if the police and the media were called.

A case was registered against all three girls for disturbing public law and order under the influence of alcohol. While the incident is of the past, the video was shared on social media only recently and led to an uproar on the internet.

 

PM Modi leads Yoga Day celebrations from Mysuru, says yoga brings peace to society

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday extended greetings on the eighth International Day of Yoga and said that yoga brings peace to the society.

Addressing the main event of the eighth edition of the International Day of Yoga in the heritage city of Mysuru in Karnataka, PM Modi said, “I extend my greetings to all on this 8th International Yoga Day. Today, Yoga is being practised in all parts of the world. Yoga brings peace for us. The peace from Yoga is not only for individuals, it brings peace to our nations and the world.”

He said that yoga is not only for any individual but for the entire humanity.
“Yoga is not only for any individual but for the entire humanity. This is the reason that the theme of International Yoga Day is ‘Yoga for humanity’,” said PM Modi.

“This whole universe starts from our own body and soul. The universe starts from us. And, Yoga makes us conscious of everything within us and builds a sense of awareness,” he said.
The Prime Minister said this whole universe starts from our own body and soul.
“The universe starts from us. And, Yoga makes us conscious of everything within us and builds a sense of awareness,” he said.

This year the theme for the celebration is “Yoga for humanity”. The theme has been selected after much deliberation/consultation and it appropriately portrays, how during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, yoga served the humanity in alleviating the sufferings and in the emerging post-COVID geo-political scenario too, it will bring people together through compassion, kindness, foster a sense of unity and build resilience among people world over.

Prime Minister’s Yoga programme at Mysuru is also part of the novel programme ‘Guardian Yoga Ring’ which is a collaborative exercise between 79 countries and United Nations organisations along with Indian Missions abroad to illustrate Yoga’s unifying power that surpasses National boundaries.

As the sun apparently moves from the east to the west across the world, the Mass Yoga Demonstrations in the participating countries, if seen from any one point on Earth, will seem to be happening one after the other, almost in tandem, thus underlining the concept of ‘One Sun, One earth’.

The Digital yoga exhibition will showcase the latest technologies like Virtual Reality (VR) to project the history and wisdom of Yoga. The static exhibition consists of 146 stalls which have been taken up by yoga institutions, Ayush institutions under the ambit of the Government of Karnataka and the Government of India.
Keeping the overarching theme of the 75 years of India’s independence the Ministry for Ayush also identified 75 locations for Union Ministers to participate in the Yoga Day celebration.
This year International Day of Yoga 2022 will see many firsts, the ‘Guardian ring’, yoga demonstration by Union cabinet ministers at 75 iconic locations in India and a special digital yoga and static exhibition in Mysuru Dussera Grounds, Mysuru.
The Digital yoga exhibition will showcase the latest technologies like Virtual Reality (VR) to project the history and wisdom of Yoga. The static exhibition consists of 146 stalls which have been taken up by yoga institutions, Ayush institutions under the ambit of the Government of Karnataka and the Government of India.
According to the Ministry of Ayush, it is expected that as many as 25 crores of people will participate in International Day of Yoga 2022 celebrations across the world.
Earlier, Yog Guru Ramdev performed yoga at Patanjali Yogpeeth in Haridwar. Many children and other people also attend the event.

It was during his speech at the UN General Assembly in September 27, 2014, Prime Minister Narendra Modi first floated the idea of the International Yoga Day. The draft resolution passed by India was supported by 177 nations. With universal recognition and growing popularity of Yoga, the United Nations declared June 21 as the International Day of Yoga on December 11, 2014.

The first International Yoga Day was celebrated on June 21, 2015.

Some decisions may seem bitter at first but bear fruit later, says PM Modi as opposition slams Agnipath scheme

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mid criticism by some opposition parties of the Agnipath scheme brought by the government for recruitment in the armed forces, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said that a few decisions “may seem bitter at first” but will bear fruits in the coming days.

“Few of our initiatives might seem to be bitter in the present times. But, they will bear fruits in the coming days,” PM Modi said while speaking at the inauguration of multiple rail and road infrastructure projects in Kommaghatta in Karnataka.

The Agnipath scheme was launched last week and following protests, the central government has announced several support measures in the last few days to allay apprehensions surrounding the new recruitment scheme into the armed forces.

Unveiling the Agnipath scheme in the presence of the three service chiefs, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh had said on June 14 said that it was a transformative initiative that would provide a youthful profile to the armed forces.

The Union Cabinet had also approved the scheme on June 14. The youth selected under this scheme will be known as Agniveers.

Listing out the benefits of the scheme, the government said it is a “transformative reform of recruitment policy” of the armed forces and a unique opportunity for the youth to serve the country and contribute to nation-building.

The scheme allows patriotic and motivated youth to serve in the armed forces for a period of four years.

The government said that the scheme provides an attractive financial package, will entail armed forces having a more youthful profile and provides an opportunity for Agniveers to train in the best institutions and enhance their skills and qualifications.

In his speech, the Prime Minister also spoke of the government’s efforts to improve infrastructure in Bengaluru. He also took a dig at Congress and other opposition parties in the state saying works which should have been done 40 years back are being completed now .

“To make Bengaluru free from traffic jams, the double-engine government is working on every possible means including rail, road, metro and construction of the underpass, flyover,” he said.

“I have got the opportunity to complete the development works which should have been done 40 years ago. If these works were completed at that time, then the burden on Bengaluru wouldn’t have increased. That’s why I don’t want to waste time and spend every minute serving people,” he added.

Long Power shutdown in Jammu & adjoining areas on June 21, 22

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Chief Engineer (Distribution) JPDCL, Jammu has informed that the power supply to Satyraiyan, Bishnah, Seora, Sarore, Raya, Smailpur, Gurah, Mandal, Chatha, Pargwal, Channi Tanna, Rajpura, Bhalwal Bharat, Bhalwal Mailpur, NS Pura, Rajpur, Najwal, Kanachak and adjoining areas shall remain affected on June 21 from 7 am to 12 noon.

Similarly, the power supply to Kullian, Badyal, Kadyal, Simbal, Simbal Morh, Makhanpur, Tali Morh, MES and Tanda-II, Gho Manhasa, Marh, Gajansoo and adjoining areas shall remain affected on June 21 from 6 am to 12 noon.

Likewise, the power supply to MES, Sainik Colony, Part of Ratnuchak and its adjoining areas shall remain affected on June 21 from 7 am to 11 am.

Similarly, the power supply to Denis Gate, Prem Nagar, Part of Jewel Parade, Link Road and adjoining areas shall remain affected on June 21 from 6 am to 11 am.

Likewise, the power supply to MES (Malpur) shall remain affected on June 21 from 7 am to 1 pm.

Meanwhile, Superintending Engineer (Distribution) JPDCL, O&M Circle, Kathua has informed that the power supply to Tandyari, Ladoli, Baria Danoh, and adjoining areas shall remain affected on June 21 and 22 from 8 am to 4 pm.

JKPSI aspirants demands for CBI Inquiry

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Dozens of aspirants of Jammu and Kashmir Service Selection board today held a massive protest at Press Club Jammu. The aspirants alleged that it seems that inquiry committee constituted by the government is not taking the appropriate steps.

One of the aspirants while addressing the media said that as per media reports it is multi-crore scam involving some government officials also. He said that the scam is belived to be done by a interstate racket hence needs to be handed over to CBI so that all those involved in this multi-crore scam should be booked.

Another aspirant claimed that the third party involved by JKSSB for the paper setting and conducting should also be investigated as there are reports that something fishy has been done with the tendering process. He said that every suspect should be thoroughly investigated their call records, locations, whatsapp calls and details should be checked.

Aspirants further said that the investigation committee till now has not given any access for the aspirants so that they can submit the relevant data and evidence which can help in the investigation. They said that it seems that as the days are passing the people involved in scams are given due time to manage things. Aspirants further warned the Inquiry committee and JK Administration that if anyhow they will try to divert, delay or dismiss the inquiry aspirants will be forced for the mass agitation. They demanded that a formal FIR should be registered in this matter and the case should be handed over to the CBI so that all those including alleged government officials involved in this scam should be put behind bar.

Man stabs mother-in-law in J&K, arrested

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Police on Monday arrested a man for allegedly stabbing his mother-in-law leaving her grievously injured in Ram Bagh area in uptown Srinagar.

“Accused namely Jasir Ahmad Gada of Batmaloo arrested for Stabbing his mother-in-law in Ram Bagh area. Case registered under sections of attempt to murder in Sadar Police station. Victim lady is grievously injured and is battling for life in SMHS Hospital, ” a police spokesman said.

 

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