Latest trend from Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh
Latest trend from Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh
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Kangana Ranaut wins from HP
HIMACHAL PRADESH: Bollywood star #KanganaRanaut, the Bhartiya Janata Party candidate from Himachal Pradesh estimated to be leading from Mandi in Himachal Pradesh as per trends by Election Commission on Tuesday took a jibe at rival Congress candidate Vikramaditya Singh whom she said might have to “pack up his bags and leave.”
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Jugal Kishore Sharma of #BJP leading from #Jammu Parliamentary constituency.
Jugal Kishore Sharma of #BJP leading from #Jammu Parliamentary constituency.
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Dr. Jitendra leads in Kathua Parliamentary constituency.
Dr. Jitendra leads in #Kathua Parliamentary constituency.
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Dr. Jitendra and Jugal leads in JK
#BREAKING: Dr. Jitendra Singh leads with 7821 votes, Jugal Kishore with 14530.
Independent candidate from Baramulla Abdul Rashid Sheikh leads with 13530 votes.
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Traffic movement on Jammu-Srinagar national highway to remain suspended tonight
#NH44: In Jammu and Kashmir, the Traffic Police today informed that traffic movement on Jammu-Srinagar National Highway (NH44) will remain suspended in the intervening night of June 3 and 4, owing to urgent repair and maintenance which has to be carried out on the strategic national highway between Ramban and Banihal.
NHAI has said that urgent repair/maintenance has to be carried out on the national highway between Ramban and Banihal during the intervening night of 3rd and 4th of June 2024. All types of vehicular movement will remain suspended tonight.
No movement of any kind of vehicle including fresh perishable/livestock will be allowed on the national highway after 6 PM today from Qazigund towards Ramban. Similarly no vehicular movement shall be allowed from Nagrota, Jammu after 5 PM and from Udhampur 6 PM.
The commuters have been advised to avoid journey on NH-44 till the work is completed and ask the Traffic Control Unit for the latest update at 9419993745, 1800-180-7043.
Dulloo visits GMC, enquires about health of Akhnoor bus accident victims
JAMMU: Chief Secretary, Atal Dulloo, today visited Government Medical College (GMC), Jammu, to enquire about the health of the injured of Akhnoor bus mishap.
The Chief Secretary termed the incident as tragic and unfortunate and directed the hospital authorities to ensure best medicare for the injured for their speedy recovery.
He prayed for those who lost their lives in the road mishap. He extended heartfelt condolences to their families saying that the government would extend all necessary facilities to the accident victims. He assured that best medical care would be provided to the injured.
The Chief Secretary directed the administration to enquire into the causes of the road accident so that such incidents are avoided in future.
After preliminary investigations, the Administration had suspended 6 officials of the transport Department for dereliction of duty.
Pertinent to mention here that a bus carrying pilgrims to Shiv Khori Shrine met an accident here in Akhnoor area killing 22 passengers and injuring many others.
The local administration immediately came into action and carried out rescue operation. All the bodies were recovered and injured were taken to GMC Jammu for treatment.
Jammu reels under severe heat wave, mercury settles at 43 degrees celsius on Monday
#JAMMU: In Jammu and Kashmir the mercury continued its upward trend in Jammu on Monday with the maximum temperature settling at 43 degrees Celsius. As per the weathermen, the day’s temperature in Jammu was recorded at 42.8 degrees Celsius while minimum temperature remained at 24.7 degrees Celsius.
The current weather condition remains from the past 10 days and the maximum temperature in the temple city crossed the 40 degree Celsius mark for the first time this season on May 16. The upward trend in the temperatures has prompted the local residents to stay indoors during day time and seek early summer vacation in the schools of their wards.
The prevailing heat wave conditions also intensified power and water woes in many parts of the region. Meanwhile, in view of the prevailing weather forecast and the observation of sustained high temperatures, the MeT department issued an advisory and urged people to take necessary measures and implement the heat wave advisories and follow the “do’s and don’ts to address the challenges posed by the heat wave.”
The weathermen advised the general population to stay hydrated, drink sufficient water, carry drinking water, use oral rehydration solution,(ORS), fruit juice some added salt, stay covered, wear loose clothes garments, cover their head, and traditional headgear during exposure to direct heat, stay indoors as much as possible.
DDC reviews operational effectiveness of Katra, Reasi Municipalities
#REASI: District Development Commissioner Reasi, Vishesh Mahajan today convened a meeting to review the operational effectiveness of the Katra and Reasi municipalities.
Executive Officers from both municipalities presented detailed reports covering administrative and operational issues. Discussions focused on staffing adequacy, income generation strategies, and the progress of ongoing projects. Plans for the upcoming fiscal year were also deliberated.
DDC issued specific directives emphasizing the identification and initiation of projects in public interest, maintenance and enhancement of sanitation standards, strict enforcement of building regulations and proactive removal of encroachments.
ADDC Sukhdev Singh Samyal, Joint Director Chief Planning officer Narinder Kumar, EO KDA Gopal Singh, EO Municipal Committees Reasi and Katra were present.
27 thousand Kashmiri Pandits to vote for Anantnag-Rajouri Seat on May 25
#JAMMU: In Jammu and Kashmir, approximately 27 thousand displaced Kashmiri Pandits are set to cast their votes for the Anantnag-Rajouri Parliamentary seat, the polls on which are scheduled to be held on May 25.
This seat boasts the highest number of voters among the 18 assembly constituencies in the region, with a total of 18, 30, 294 eligible voters, comprising 9, 30, 379 males, 8, 99, 888 females, and 27 third gender individuals. Preparations are in full swing for the final phase of the elections.
To accommodate the significant number of displaced voters, 21 polling stations and eight auxiliary centers are established in Jammu to facilitate quicker and more efficient voting for displaced individuals. Many of these voters have opted for postal ballots through the Vote for Home initiative.
These include special provisions for voters residing in locations like Jagti township. Previously, three auxiliary polling stations were arranged for the Srinagar and Baramulla parliamentary seats, but the large displaced voter population in Anantnag-Rajouri seat has necessitated additional facilities.
