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After 5 Days, Snow Remain Accumulated on 4000 KM Road Length in Kashmir 10thyear of publication SRINAGAR OBSERVER Advisor Bhatnagar Meets Scores Of Public JK reports 127 new positive cases, Lt Governor Participates in 24th National Youth Delegations, Individuals 118155 recovered so far Festival celebrations As part of strengthening grievances redressal mechanism, Advisor The Government on Friday informed that 127 new positive cases of Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha today participated in the National to Lieutenant Governor, Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar, today met scores of novel Corona virus (COVID-19), 85 from Jammu division and 42 from Youth Festival celebrations here at Teachers Bhawan, Jammu. delegations and individuals during the public outreach programme held at Kashmir division, have been reported today, thus taking the total The Department of Youth services and Sports is organizing various Civil Secretariat. The delegations and individuals apprised the Advisor of their number of positive cases in Jammu and Kashmir to | Page 03 events under the 24th National Youth Festival through physical/virtual issues and demands seeking an early resolution for the same. | Page 05 mode, celebrated every year to commemorate the Birth | Page 07 SATURDAY, 09 JANUARY 2021 25, Jamad-ul-Awwal 1442 Hijri Published from Srinagar RNI No:JKENG/2012/43267 Vol:10 Issue No: 08 Pages:8 Rs.5.00 epaper: www.srinagarobserver.com After 5 days, Snow Remain Accumulated Police Introduces Highway Patrol Vehicles on 4000 KM Road Length In Kashmir To Increase Security • Against 22000 Target, Snow Cleared From 18000 KM Road Length: Div Com • ‘Over 95% Power Supply, 407 WSS Out Of 441 Affected Restored Within 3 Days’ Sgr-Jmu Highway Opens For Essential Supplies Faizan Wani fter remaining closed for five days Srinagar-Jammu National Highway, the only road link between Kashmir and rest of the Agencies “These vehicles can send Acountry opened on Friday for stranded vehicles including those laden with essential supplies. The 270 Km road was closed for vehicular live feeds in the highway pa- movement due to the heavy snowfall, landslides, and shooting stones JAMMU: Further strength- trol vehicles CCTV network at several places. According to a local news gathering agency, flight ening its security grid, monitoring lab and police operations continued smoothly at Srinagar Airport on the second day Jammu and Kashmir Po- control rooms where head after remaining closed for four days due to heavy snowfall in the Valley. lice have introduced high- police officials will be able to An official said that they have only allowed the essential supplies way patrol vehicles and keep an eye on the moments vehicles towards the valley which were stranded at Udhampur sector launched CCTV network on the highway especially that include petroleum products. | More on P2 monitoring lab in Jammu. during infiltration, protest, “There have been many accident or while following infiltration attempts in a vehicle,” IGP said add- Gulmarg Shivers At Jammu province through ing that the higher officials SO News Desk snow across Kashmir so far, the Similarly, PMGSY has cleared Minus 10 Degree Celsius the national highway in past could also be able to guide government said on Friday. snow from 2015 road length years. There have been many the jawan in the vehicle if SRINAGAR: After elapsing five It was informed by Divisional against the target of 3225 across he weatherman on Friday predicted further dip in encounters and a larger num- needed with the help of the the minimum temperature and said that there is no days since the Kashmir received Commissioner Kashmir, Pan- Kashmir so far. Tforecast of wet spell till January 16 across J&K and ber of arms and ammuni- two-way communication sys- heavy snowfall, the snow contin- durang K Pole that MED working Div Com said that over 80 per- Ladakh. Deputy Director of Meteorological department tion have been recovered at tem installed in the vehicle. ued to remain accumulated on on the war footing, against the cent achievement has been also (MeT) said that the weather would remain dry till Janu- the highway,” said Mukesh “As many as 33 vehicles the 4000 KM road length in Kash- target of 9654, has cleared snow made by the ULBs through 40 ary 16 across J&K and Ladakh. “There is no possibility of Singh, IGP Jammu Zone. have been introduced across mir, thus adding to the miseries from 8645 km, while as R&B de- number of MCs by clearing snow snowfall or rainfall during the next eight days across J&K “The security personnel the Jammu region,” informed of people. partment against the target of on 910 road/lane length against and Ladakh,” he said. As the night temperature plum- have prevented these by Kulbeer Singh, SSP Police Against the target of 22000 ki- 8036, has cleared and restored 6063 the 1134 km length. While SMC meted at world famous ski-resort, | More on P2 strengthening the border Control Room, Jammu. lometres, as many as 18000 kilo- km road length across the ten dis- has cleared 825 lanes against grid. In this process, the “The vehicles have camer- metre road length was cleared of tricts of Kashmir. 1143 target and | More on P2 police headquarters has as on its front and rear side introduced highway patrol both,” he said. vehicles which are equipped Apart from introducing with screens, cameras and these vehicles, the Jammu NIA Seeks Details About Waheed Govt Taking Measures For Growth Of Priority announcement systems,” in- and Kashmir Police have been Parra’s Properties in Sgr Sectors Like Agri, Horticulture, Others: LG formed IGP. strengthening | More on P2 communication to officials seek- ing details about the properties of Parra in the district. UT Cadre to Offer JK Wider “The Superintendent of Police NIA headquarters New Delhi Choice of Officers: Dr Jitendra vide letter no/ RC/01/2020/NIA/ Jammu/127 dt 4 -01-2021 has re- Agencies quested to provide movable or immovable properties owned or NEW DELHI: Union Minister possessed in district Srinagar of State (Independent Charge) in the name of arrested accused Development of North Eastern Waheed ur Rehman Parra… In Region (DoNER), MoS PMO, this connection you are request- Personnel, Public Grievances, ed to furnish a detailed report in Pensions, Atomic Energy and the matter after proper verifica- Space, Dr. Jitendra Singh, who Agencies tion in the light of Revenue re- SO News Desk letter on agriculture sector and growth of priority sectors is also Minister Incharge DoPT cords immediately. The matter and allied activities. like Agriculture, Horticul- (Department of Personnel & SRINAGAR: The Jammu be treated most urgent in view of SAMBA: Lieutenant Gover- Speaking on the occasion, ture, Dairy and Poultry and Training), Friday said that UT and Kashmir government has investigation,” reads the letter. nor Manoj Sinha Friday paid the Lt Governor, who is also the is making interventions by cadre will offer Jammu & Kash- started gathering details about Parra was arrested by NIA, a a visit to Samba district and Chancellor of SKUAST-Jam- identifying scientific and tech- mir wider choice of officers to the properties of the Peoples day after he had filed his nomi- inaugurated Krishi Vigyan mu, observed that agriculture nological needs of the farming choose from because there is Democratic Party (PDP) youth nation papers from Pulwama in Kendra building complex. He and allied sectors are key focus community to achieve desir- going to be a much larger pool merging the J&K cadre of All president and recently elected November, for allegedly getting felicitated the progressive areas of J&K Government and able results, he added. of All India Service officers, India Services into the AGMUT District Development Council in touch with Hizbul Mujahideen farmers who were trained by laid special emphasis on provid- The Lt Governor urged the including IAS officers, for post- cadre, Dr. Jitendra Singh said, (DDC) member Waheed ur Reh- militants seeking support for PDP the SKUAST and are earning a ing sustained handholding to scientists to take the farm tech- ing in the two newly created J&K will now be getting its of- man Parra in Srinagar on the president and former J&K chief sustainable livelihood, besides the farmers, besides giving a de- nology from the lab to the fields Union Territories of Jammu & ficers from the common cadre instructions of National Investi- minister Mehbooba during the involving other farmers in ag- termined push to these sectors. for extending maximum bene- Kashmir and Ladakh. available for the three States gative Agency (NIA). Parliamentary elections. Parra ricultural activities. The UT Government is fits to the farming community. In an exclusive interview to of Arunachal Pradesh, Goa, The office of deputy commis- won the DDC election as a Peo- The Lt Governor also re- taking comprehensive mea- “J&K Government is creat- Doordarshan on the implica- Mizoram as well as all the Union sioner of Srinagar has issued a ple’s Alliance for | More on P2 leased publications and News- sures for the development ing an institutional | More on P2 tions of the government order Territories of India. | More on P2 Submit List of 2020 Records Over 63% Decline In COVID-19 VACCINE Rajya Sabha: Products Requiring Omar Questions Conduct Of Azad, Mir, Others GI Certification: Militancy Related Incidents: MHA to Complete Term Centre to J&K Tasaduq Hussain Mock Drills After Approval Next Month Nasir Azam JAMMU: The Ministry of Agencies Home Affairs (MHA) in its Nasir Azam SRINAGAR: The Centre has annual review report termed SRINAGAR: Former Jammu advised the administration of the recently concluded Dis-
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