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CB produces charge-sheet against fraudsters for duping youth for govt. jobs JAMMU: Crime Branch Jammu produced charge-sheet against accused- Ashok Kumar (now expired) S/O Jabru Ram R/O Allah Tehsil Bishnah District Jammu in case FIR No. 11/2019 U/S 420,465,467,468,471,120-B RPC P/S Crime Branch Jammu for his involvement in duping the complainant and other unemployed youth fraudulently in league with other co-accused fraudsters to the tune of Rs. 12.00 lacs after inducing and luring them on the ...

Two days inter-semester tournament begins Excelsior Sports Correspondent RAJOURI, Feb 15: GDC Nowshera inaugurated two days inter-semester sports tournament at College premises, here today. The tournament was inaugurated by Dr Surinder Kumar, College Principal in presence of Dr Akhil Khajuria, Convener Sports Committee and other faculty members. In his inaugural speech, the Principal highlighted the importance of sports activities in addition to academics in life. He also encouraged girl studen...

NIFT student arrested for hacking college website, tampering mark sheets NIFT student arrested for hacking college website, tampering mark sheets The Police On Friday Said That A Student Of National Institute Of Fashion Technology (NIFT), Kangra, Was Arrested For Allegedly Hacking The College Website And Tampering With Mark Sheets. PTI | Updated on: 17 Jun 2017, 08:34:24 AM Dharamsala: The police on Friday said that a student of National Institute of Fashion Tech...

Amending Few Clauses Not Sufficient, Repeal Farm Acts: Senior Economists to Agri Minister The economists, who have engaged with issues of agricultural policy, said that the Centres reforms were based on "wrong assumptions" about why farmers were unable to get remunerative prices. Union agricultural minister Narendra Singh Tomar. Photo: PTI Government22/Dec/2020 New Delhi: A group of senior economists have released an open letter to the Union agriculture minister Narendra Singh Tomar calling for...

Support Pours in for Agitating Farmers, Top Economists Write to Tomar Maharashtra farmers set out for Delhi Despite the best efforts of the ruling dispensation and the pliant media to discredit the farmers’ protest at the borders of Delhi, the movement has started getting support from other states as well busting the attempts to present the farmers movement as Punjab centric with a Haryana spill over at best. Ahmedabad woke up to graffiti in support of the farmers’ movement. There were wal...

Selection of Medical Officers The JKPSC invited applications for recruitment of Medical Officers in Health & Medical Education Department and asked the applicants to enclose scanned copies of all the certificates required documents with the application forms. On scrutiny of the documents certain applicants were asked to make deficient documents rectified. The applicants whose documents were deficient completed their deficiencies before written test and they were allowed to sit in the written e...

New Delhi, December 17 Several economists in a letter to Union Agriculture Minister NS Tomar have expressed serious concern over the recent farm Acts. They agreed with the need for improvement in the agri marketing system but claimed these Acts did not serve that purpose as the laws were based on wrong assumptions. The economists gave five reasons why the three Acts were fundamentally harmful for the small farmers. First, they said, overriding states’ role in regulating agricultural markets w...

25176 1 Farmers during a protest against the Centres farm laws at Singhu Border, in New Delhi, on Thursday, December 17, 2020. PTI Ruchika M. Khanna Chandigarh, December 17 As the stand-off between the agitating farmers and the BJP-led central government continued for the third week, top economists from some of the most reputed research institutions in the country, have raised serious concerns about the farm laws, and demanded their repeal. Putting their weight firmly behind the agitating farm...

Economists urge Centre to repeal new farm laws Updated: Updated: December 17, 2020 21:21 IST They say the laws undermine interests of small, marginal ryots and State Govts’ role in markets Share Article AAA They say the laws undermine interests of small, marginal ryots and State Govts’ role in markets A group of economists and senior professors have raised serious concerns over the impact of new farm laws on the agriculture sector, including farmers, farmworkers and consumers, and requested...

The virus does not distinguish between the secular or religious context of a gathering. The order also ignores or discounts the importance of worship for the improved mental health of participants. This order is not only unsupported by evidence, but deeply discriminatory when secular gatherings on a large scale in a wide variety of contexts continue to be permitted. We can go the mall or to a support group but we cannot carefully worship with 10 or 20 of our fellows? The church, temple or mo...