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JKTJAC highlights demands, issues of teachers

JKTJAC deputation meets DSEJ, raises issues of teachers

India bans anti-cold drug combination for kids aged under four

Indian firms linked to cough syrup deaths had received warnings

Jammu: Long wait for justice after India cough syrup deaths

In 2020, 12 children in India's Jammu region died, allegedly after drinking a contaminated cough syrup.

Indian cough syrup linked to child fatalities stirs global concern

Long wait for justice after India cough syrup deaths

Indian health activists say they have long tried to raise the alarm about lax manufacturing practices and regulatory oversight around the booming industry.

JKTJAC seeks resolutions of teaching fraternity issues - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism

Excelsior Correspondent UDHAMPUR, Mar 5: Jammu Kashmir Teachers’ Joint Action Committee (JKTJAC) held monthly meeting, here today under the leadership of UT President Vinod Sharma and District President Lekh Raj Parihar. The meeting was attended by the JKTJAC representatives from all the zones of the district who highlighted burning issues of the teaching fraternity and appealed LG administration for resolution of the same. Demanding provision of comprehensive transfer policy in favour of teachers appointed under ReT scheme , Vinod Sharma […]

SC dismisses Govt plea against NHRC order on compensation - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism

Death of infants in Ramnagar due to spurious cough syrup   Nishikant Khajuria JAMMU, Nov 11: Giving major relief to the victim families, the Supreme Court of India today dismissed an appeal filed by the Jammu and Kashmir Government against an order of the National Human rights Commission (NHRC) to pay compensation of Rs 3 lakh each to the kin of 12 children who died in Ramnagar area of Udhampur district due to consumption of spurious cough syrup around three […]

Relief paid by admn to Udhampur victims' families came with a rider

Disturbing details have emerged in the matter involving the death of 12 infants due to diethylene glycol poisoning in Udhampur in January 2020, with evidence revealing that even monetary compensation awarded to next of kin of the deceased is conditional.