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Day After Beheading, Army Launches Assault Across Loc; Pak Claims 7 www.thenorthlines.com www.epaper.northlines.com Volthe No: XXI|Issue No. 278 | northlines24.11.2016 (Thursday) |Daily | Price ` 2/-| Jammu Tawi | Pages-12 |Regd. No. JK|306|2014-16 Army pays tributes Day after beheading, Army launches to the braveheart Corporate linkages should bridge NL CORRESPONDENT academia-industry gap: CM assault across LoC; Pak claims 7 killed SRINAGAR, NOV 23 NL CORRESPONDENT (PoK) had also been Rifleman Prabhu Singh JAMMU TAWI, NOV 23 disrupted, including the would have celebrated his Pakistan Army vehicular 25th birthday today and Chief Minister Mehbooba movement. may have been gifted Mufti today impressed upon The Army on Tuesday had flowers. Instead a floral the institutes of higher vowed to avenge the killing wreath was laid on his body learning in the state to of the three soldiers in Machil today during a ceremony explore more and more corporate sector easily, but would also ensure financial sector who were ambushed here to pay tributes to the corporate linkages for not would also cement the stabilisation of many of such apparently by "Pakistan fallen soldiers. only enhancing the relations between the institutes making them self- regulars and irregulars" close Three soldiers of 57 employability of their alumni academia and industry, sustaining and widen their to the LoC, when they were Rashtriya Rifles battalion, but also bridge the gap making the courses much perspective in planning. She patrolling the area. The body including Prabhu Singh, between the academia and more application based. suggested that course of one soldier was also were killed in Pakistani industry. The State Higher Education curriculum be looked into beheaded. action in the Machil sector Chairing the third meeting of Council was constituted in periodically to suit the The slain soldiers were in the frontier district of the State Higher Education 2013 as a requirement under changing job needs and identified as Manoj K Kupwara on Tuesday. The Council here today, the Chief the Rashtriya Uchittar application requirements of Kushwah, 31, of UP; Prabhu body of one of the soldiers Minister said fast and rapid Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA) for the corporate world. NL CORRESPONDENT In a statement, the Pakistan had caused heavy damages Singh, 25, of Rajasthan and was mutilated. changes taking place in the accessing funds and Earlier, Education Minister SRINAGAR, NOV 23 army said, "Those killed across the LoC. Shashank K Singh, 25 of UP. The Army today paid rich industry should be regularly overseeing higher education Naeem Akhtar briefed the were identified as Captain "The retribution has begun Meanwhile, the Pakistani tributes to the three soldiers incorporated in the course activities in the state. Chief Minister about the A day after three Indian Taimoor Ali Khan, Havaldar and heavy damages have Army on Wednesday violated Gunner Manoj Kumar curriculum so that the Mehbooba, who is also the council and the activities soldiers were killed and one Mushtaq Hussain and Lance been caused across," a senior ceasefire in Balakote sector of Kushwah, Rifleman Prabhu students after completing chairperson of the council, undertaken in the higher of them beheaded, the Army Naik Ghulam Hussain." Army officer said. Poonch district. Heavy Singh and Rifleman their degrees were able to said such corporate linkages education sector in the state. on Wednesday launched a The statement also claimed He, however, did not reveal shelling is going on in Shashank Kumar Singh at respond to the requirements massive counter-offensive that seven Indian troops were whether any casualty had Nowshera, BG and Krishna the Army's Srinagar-based and challenges of the across the Line of Control, in killed in retaliatory fire. been caused in the retribution. Ghati sectors since 8.30 am. headquarters of 15 Corps. corporate world properly. Jan Dhan accounts which "seven persons, Earlier, the Indian Army said He said traffic movement on Two BSF jawans have been Prabu Singh, a resident of This, she said, would not only including three Pakistani the retribution in Keran and Neelum valley road in injured in firing in BG Khirjankhas village in enhance the absorption of soldiers", were killed. neighbouring Machil sectors Pakistan occupied Kashmir sector. - With agencies Jodhpur P2 young passouts in the see Rs 21,000 Cr surge Rajnath reviews After 8 years wait, NL CORRESPONDENT seen to deposit or exchange security situation Stop firing at LoC or face NEW DELHI, NOV 23 these currencies. Soldiers to get Mamata Banerjee-ruled Jan Dhan accounts have West Bengal leads the pack NL CORRESPONDENT retaliation, DGMO tells Pak seen a huge surge in of states which has seen the NEW DELHI, NOV 23 bullet-proof jackets deposits, with Rs 21,000 highest deposits so far crore being parked in such followed by Karnataka. any infiltration attempts return of normalcy along Home Minister Rajnath NL CORRESPONDENT accounts following Following the currency NL CORRESPONDENT NEW DELHI, NOV 23 were made by terrorists Line of Control". Singh today reviewed the NEW DELHI, NOV 23 demonetisation announced withdrawal, the total security situation in the from Pak-occupied Kashmir The Indian DGMO further earlier this month. balance has crossed Rs The Director General of or territory under its control, raised the issue of country, particularly along After eight long years, In the last 13 days, banks 65,000 crore to Rs 66,636 Military Operations the Indo-Pak border where Indian Army will be getting it would invite an infiltration attempts by have been flooded with crore. As of November 9, (DGMO) of India and suspected Pakistani bullet-proof jackets for its appropriate response by the terrorists from the Pakistan deposits in Jan Dhan the balance in about 25.5 terrorists killed three troops especially those Pakistan spoke to each other Indian Army," Army side into J&K and the accounts that have touched crore such accounts was Rs soldiers. posted in militancy-hit over the telephonic hotline spokesperson Colonel unethical act of mutilation Rs 21,000 crore, sources 45,636.61 crore. During the hour-long areas. on Wednesday and Indian Rohan Anand said citing the of the body of Indian said. With a view to increasing meeting, the Home According to news reports, DGMO Lt Gen Ranbir DGMO. soldiers close to the Line of On November 8, Prime banking penetration and Minister was briefed about the first consignment of Singh told his Pak Lt Gen Singh suggested a Control by terrorists Minister Narendra Modi in promoting financial the prevailing incident at 20,000 bullet-proof jackets The number of jackets counterpart to stop his way out and told his infiltrating from Pakistan. a surprise move announced inclusion and with the main the Macchal sector in was delivered on Oct 15. needed for the Army is troops from firing at LoC or counterpart "to exercise "In an unscheduled hotline demonetisation of 500 and objective of covering all Jammu and Kashmir after This is the first lot of the 353,765 as per a plan in else face retaliation. "If any strict control on their troops interaction requested for by 1,000 rupee notes and since households with at least one the cross border attack 50,000 jackets placed in 2009, of which 1.86 lakh ceasefire violations were to refrain from any nefarious Pakistan, Indian DGMO Lt then, long queues before bank account per household yesterday, P2 March for Rs 140 crore. were to be P2 initiated by Pak troops or activities. This would lead to Gen P2 banks and post offices are across the P2 Air traffic partially Latest on demonetization: GST Bills to be introduced Autonomy to both sides of No debit card charges in LS in first week of Dec restored in Valley J&K only solution: Farooq NL CORRESPONDENT EW ELHI OV NL CORRESPONDENT N D , N 23 NEW DELHI/CHANDIGARH, NOV 23 SRINAGAR, NOV 23 NL CORRESPONDENT JAMMU, NOV 23 The Government is mulling to bring the three Amid the ongoing political outcry over demonetisation, Four flights landed at Srinagar GST-related Bills in the first week of December the government on Wednesday announced more steps to International Airport as visibility National Conference in the Lok Sabha, where it is expected that they help farmers to meet their cash needs during the ongoing temporarily improved today and president Farooq Abdullah will have a smooth passage. Rabi season and directed banks to waive debit card partially ended a six-day long It is understood that these Bills might be brought today sought decisive transaction charges to encourage digital payment. suspension of air traffic. as Money Bills and not as Finance Bills, so that initiatives for resolving Here are the key announcements made today: they cannot be held up by Rajya Sabha as the An official of the airport said four political dimensions of the flights landed and later departed as Upper House has to return the Money Bill to the Kashmir issue, saying - The government directed banks to waive debit card Lower House any way. visibility had temporarily improved to autonomy to both sides of transaction charges till December 31 to encourage digital According to Finance Ministry sources, for the 1.5 km during the morning hours. Jammu and Kashmir is the payment. legal drafting of these Bills, there will be a "The first flight landed at 10 am and a only viable solution to - To ensure quick and unhindered flow of credit and cash meeting of inter-state P2 total of four flights arrived (and nearly seven-decade-old to farmers during the current Rabi season, the government departed)," said Sharad Kumar, problem. allowed NABARD to disburse Rs 21,000 crore through SC collegium reiterated 37 Director of Srinagar International Addressing a public meeting cooperative banks to farmers.
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