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Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, May 4: Jammu Municipal Corporation (JMC) Mayor, Chander Mohan Gupta here today distributed regularization orders to 11

Assam hooch tragedy: Death toll hits 133, over 200 hospitalised As most liquor vendors have shut their shops after implementing the new excise policy in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, production of illicit liquor has recorded a significant increase, especially in the rural belts, in the past few weeks. Furthermore, repeated lockdown and COVID restrictions have boosted hooch business in the rural areas, where boozers have adopted the traditional method of preparing illicit liquor, primarily produced by the fermentation and distillation process using molasses and 'Lahan'. social medi...

Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Apr 26: The DDC Jammu Chairman, Bharat Bhushan Bodhi today asserted that every household in Jammu will get tap water before December 2022 under the Union Government’s flagship programme ‘Jal Jeevan Mission’. The DDC chairman was speaking at the Gram Sabhas held here at Bhalwal under his stewardship in presence of Ex Sarpanch, Bhalwal, Narinder Singh Jamwal. The Sabhas commenced with the people apprising the DDC Chairman about their issues especially with regard to civic necessities, revenue related concerns and other day to day problems. After hearing the ...

In the aftermath of the mass shooting at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis, members of the Sikh community are turning to one another for solace. In the past week, vigils have been held, and prayer services and funeral preparations are underway. For the victims’ families, offers of legal and financial assistance have poured in from Sikhs across the U.S. “Everybody’s just reaching out, and people that we don’t even know are reaching out,” says Gurinder Johal, stepping out of a temple in the nearby neighborhood of Acton after a prayer service for his mother, Amarjeet, who was killed in ...

1489 The indefinite dharna and chain hunger strike by the World Human Rights Protection Council outside the District Administrative Complex here entered 19th day on Wednesday. - File photo Our Correspondent Tarn Taran, March 10 The indefinite dharna and chain hunger strike by the World Human Rights Protection Council outside the District Administrative Complex here entered 19th day on Wednesday. The council alleged that in the last seven months the police had sent 70 innocent men-women behind bars, while some persons close to the ruling government in the state, who were allegedly involved in...