Son, Mother awarded life
term in bride burning case
Excelsior
Legal Correspondent
JAMMU, Oct 17: Principal
Sessions Judge Jammu, Harbans Lal today
awarded life imprisonment and a fine of
rupees 10,000 each to the son and his
mother for their involvement in a bride
burning case.......more
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PHE officials acquitted
in corruption case
Excelsior
Correspondent
JAMMU, Oct 17: Special
Judge Anti-corruption Jammu, Mr Vikas
Kant Gupta today discharged Mr M L Koul,
the then Executive Engineer, PHE,
Division Kishtwar, Mr Javed Iqbal Junior
Engineer and Mr Ghulam Hussain, the then
Junior Assistant of the same division
from the charges of mis-appropriation of
Rs 76, 657.86 paisa at the stage of
framing charges........more
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Mystery shrouds missing,
arrest of Akhnoor girl
Excelsior
Correspondent
JAMMU, Oct 17: Mystery
shrouded the missing and subsequent
recovery of a young girl of village Mattu
under the jurisdiction of Khour police
station in Akhnoor tehsil. Family of the
girl suspected that she might have been
kidnapped and criminally
assaulted............more
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2 killed, 8 injured in
road accidents
Excelsior
Correspondent
UDHAMPUR, Oct 17: At least
two people were killed and eight others
injured in three separate road accidents
today. Official sources said that two
persons were killed and another was
injured when a truck skidded off the road
today at about 1130 hrs and plunged into
a deep nullah near Ambihar, 3 kms from
Udhampur town on Jammu-Srinagar national
highway. ..............more
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Motor parts worth lakhs
of rupees seized
Excelsior
Correspondent
KATHUA, Oct 17: The alert Excise
officials at Lakhanpur Toll Post seized
27 number motor parts valuing lakhs of
rupees from vehicle No HP38/2597 during
the routine checking today......more
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Selection grade accorded
to Surjit Singh
Excelsior
Correspondent
JAMMU, Oct 17: The State
Government has granted selection grade in
favour of Mr Surjit Singh, private
secretary to the Principal Government
Medical College, Jammu......more
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Prasada again writes to
CEA
NEW DELHI, Oct 17: Jitendra
Prasada, who is said to be planning to
contest against Sonia Gandhi for the
party president’s post, has once
again written to the Central Election
Authority urging that steps should be
taken to ensure that organisational polls
be held according to rules so that they
are free and fair...............more
BJP distances itself from
RSS views on minorities ....
Ultras
chop off civilian’s hand....
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