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Instruments onboard Chandrayaa-2 orbiters confirmed the presence of hydroxyl and water molecules on the Moon that could be deeply analysed by future explorations.
NSUI demands online exams for JU engineering students NSUI demands online exams for JU engineering students Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, May 4: NSUI unit of GCET has claimed that University of Jammu (JU) engineering students are in same semesters for more than eight months while semester in an engineering course lasts for six months. In a handout NSUI president of GCET, Ankush Kumar said, this issue has become a matter of concern for JU engineering students because all other universities in J&K (NIT, SMVDU, BGSBU, MIET) or in India (IITs) are going to finish even their summer session where...
Road Accident Kills Wife, Husband Battling For Life SRINAGAR: A woman was killed while her husband was injured in a road accident that took place in Chakrabati area of Bhalla tehsil in Doda district on Friday, reports reaching from Doda said. They were travelling in a van from Pranoo to Chakrabati when the accident took place, resulting in on spot death of the woman and critical injuries to her husband. Their van had skidded off the road and gone deep in the gorge. The deceased was identified as Neelma Devi, 30, and her husband as Ankush Kumar, 32. Son of Ram Lal Bhagat, Kumar’s liv...
Former Minister Ajay Kumar Sadhotrawith new entrants at DurgoChak in Marh Block. “Posting of various officers from different central services and IAS, has sent a wrong signal down below and it is being taken as an attempt to marginalize JK Cadre Officers,” said Ajay Kumar Sadhotra Former Minister and Senior Leader Jammu and Kashmir National Conference while addressing National Conference Workers meeting at DurgoChak in Marh Block. He said already KAS/ KPS Officers have been badly hurt as their induction IAS/IPS quota has been curtailed from 50%to 33%. “It is unfortunate BJP in power n...
Recognising the wide range of actors dedicated to ending the scourge of modern slavery and human trafficking, the Thomson Reuters Foundation today unveiled the 28 candidates shortlisted for its annual Stop Slavery Award – after receiving a record number of applications. Launched in 2015, the Award celebrates the businesses who have set a gold standard in efforts to eradicate forced labour from their supply chains. Last year marked the launch of six additional categories, acknowledging journalists, cutting-edge innovators, impactful collaborations between sectors, public awareness campaigns ...