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Friday, September 05, 2008

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Further progress on India waiver at NSG talks

VIENNA : Further progress was made today at the meeting of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) towards reaching a consensus for a waiver to India as the united states expressed optimism over achieving the "objective". ....more

5.5 magnitude quake

SRINAGAR: A 5.5 magnitude earthquake shook Srinagar and adjoining areas this morning, sparking panic among residents. The tremor, which rattled doors and windows for a few seconds, was felt at around 10.30 AM, the Met office said.....more

Test trials begin on Baglihar
hydro electric power project

JAMMU: The 450-MW Baglihar hydro electric power project on the Chenab river has commenced its test trials today, following the clean chit received from Pakistan.....more

Rescue teams searching for bodies on the bank of River Chenab in Kishtwar district after an overloaded mini-bus plunged into river on Thursday. Excelsior/Pawan
Rescue teams searching for bodies on the bank of River Chenab in Kishtwar district after an overloaded mini-bus plunged into river on Thursday. Excelsior/Pawan

Out of 28 injured, 5 airlifted to GMC
10 killed, 13 missing as mini-bus plunges into Chenab
*25 seater vehicle was carrying 51 passengers

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Sept 4: The insensitivity of authorities towards the blatant violation of traffic rules once again came to the fore today when 10 persons were killed, 13 went missing and 28 sustained injuries, five of them critically after an overloaded mini-bus plunged into mighty River Chenab between Drabshala and Thathri in the Kishtwar district this morning.....more

US disclosures on n-deal
BJP, Left seek PM’s resignation

NEW DELHI, Sept 4: Stepping up their offensive following US ‘disclosures’ on the nuclear deal, the Left and the BJP today demanded Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s resignation and immediate convening of Parliament, as the UPA Government rejected charges that India will lose the sovereign right to conduct an atomic test. .....more

Drabu gets 3 years extension

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Sept 4: Dr Haseeb Drabu, Chairman Jammu and Kashmir Bank Ltd (JKBL), has been granted an extension of three years by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). According to a communication received by the Bank from the RBI, Dr Drabu’s term has been extended for a period of another three years on recommendations of the State Government. Previously, he had been granted an extension of three months. Dr Drabu had taken over as J&K Bank Chairman on June 1, 2005 for a period of three years. On June 1, 2008, he was granted an extension of three ...more

Axe all set to fall on several officers
Gladni transformers damaged due to utter negligence

By Mohinder Verma

JAMMU, Sept 4: An axe is all set to fall on several officers of the Power Development Department’s System and Operation Wing as the judicial enquiry conducted into the damages to two transformers at Gladni Grid Station in June-July has held that proper maintenance of the grid station was never carried out ever since its upgradation to 400 MVA capacity in 2002....more

Salahuddin leads jehadi rally in PoK

ISLAMABAD, Sept 4: Kashmiri militant commander Syed Salahuddin today joined the growing number of terrorist leaders who have re-emerged in Pakistan after the resignation of former President Pervez Musharraf, addressing a large gathering of jehadi groups in Muzaffarabad....more

Massarat Alam arrested, interrogated on Hizb chief’s phone call
Geelani asks Govt to release detainees or face a new stir

Excelsior Correspondent

SRINAGAR, Sept 4: Hardliner separatist leader and chairman of Hurriyat Conference (Geelani faction), Syed Ali Shah Geelani, has threatened to launch a new strike if the Government failed to concede his demands of releasing all detainees, abrogating Public Safety Act (PSA) and ‘‘ending State terrorism.’’....more

Latest gadgetry on posts of Rangers
More movement of ultras in Pak areas across Jammu

By Sanjeev Pargal

JAMMU, Sept 4: After Line of Control (LoC), Pakistan is all set to further activate the international border especially the areas falling close to Jammu district with a view to create disturbances and repeat incidents like Samba and Chinore....more

India proposes to Pak to open LoC for trade

NEW DELHI, Sept 4: In an attempt to give a fresh impetus to the peace process, India has proposed to Pakistan to open the Line of Control (LoC) for trade from October 1. ...more

38 DySPs promoted as SPs

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Sept 4: After 21 years legal battle, the Home Department of the State Government today finally ordered promotion of 38 DySPs as SPs....more

8 AEEs promoted as X-Ens

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Sept 4: The Government has issued orders of promotion and postings of eight Assistant Executive Engineers (AEE) in the Power Development Department....more

Two IEDs defused on road

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Sept 4: Army today detected and defused two IEDs—one at Soketar near Jhajjar Kotli on Jammu-Udhampur road and another at Ponda on Udhyanpur-Bharat road in Doda district....more

Chinore encounter toll 12

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Sept 4: Death toll in August 27 encounter at Chinore has risen to 12 with an Army jawan, who was injured in indiscriminate firing by three fidayeens from a hijacked auto outside Kanachak Dak Bungalow, succumbing to his injuries in an Army hospital in New Delhi today....more

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