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11 Nov-2018.Qxd C M C M Y B Y B Postal Regd No- JK/485/2016-18 Internet Edition : www.truthprevail.com, E-paper : epaper.truthprevail.com RNI No. JKENG/2012/47637 T3 ru6th P8 revFaair and Fiearl ess * Addl Secy MHA reviews progress of PMDP projects * Jacqueline Fernandez gets more graffiti art! * Chander Mohan, Purnima file nominations as Mayor, Dy. Mayor * SC/ST Corporation organizes awareness camp at Aragam * Can this Amazonian diet offer a solution to heart disease? * Implement OBC schemes vigorously : Teli tells Govt email : [email protected] VOL 7, ISSUE NO. 310 JAMMU & KASHMIR SUNDAY NOVEMBER 11, 2018 DAILY 8 PAGE Re. 1/- IInnssiiddee India attempts to alter the regional strategic Hijack scare on Kandahar- Two terrorists killed in Pulwama encounter landscape: Pakistan General Islamabad : Pakistan responsibility in order to pre - Regime'. bound flight at Delhi airport army's Chairman Joint Chiefs serve regional peace and sta - About the challenge of as pilot presses wrong of Staff Committee General bility," he said. hybrid war, Hayat said that it button by mistake Srinagar : At bleaset twlo ontookg plaece.d to Hizbteurrorlist sM in thue ajreaa. Dhurindg enameedn Anwar, was affiliated Zubair Mahmood Hayat Besides, India's destabilis - would be dealt with through New Delhi : A hijack terrorists were killed on Earlier on Friday, at least the operation, a terrorist holed with proscribed terror outfit Friday alleged that India was ing actions, the world powers "a whole of the nation scare on a Kandahar-bound Saturday morning after an one Jaish-e-Mohammad up in a house fired on the JeM. He was involved in attempting to alter the region - providing high-tech military approach". He additionally flight sent security officials at encounter broke out between (JeM) terrorist was killed by forces. In the retaliatory fire, attacks on security establish - al strategic landscape through hardware and technologies called for a fair, equitable and the Delhi airport into a tizzy security forces and terrorists security forces in an the terrorist was gunned ments and other civilian an unprecedented military on Saturday after the pilot in Pulwama district of Jammu encounter in Tral, Pulwama down. The body of the terror - atrocities in the area." build-up. Hayat was speaking "mistakenly" pressed the 'hi - and Kashmir. Elaborating the at a book launch event hosted jack button' when it was taxi - IGP Kashmir, SP Pani, encounter, Inspector by Center for International ing for take-off, sources said. confirmed that the terror - General of Police, Strategic Studies Islamabad The Ariana Afghan Airlines ists belonged to Hizbul Kashmir, SP Pani told (CISS). plane took off nearly two Mujahideen. ANI, "One terrorist has The CISS said in a state - hours later after "satisfacto - The security forces been killed. No collateral ment that General Hayat ry" security checks, they said. also recovered one each of damage has been reported reviewed the regional security While there was no immedi - Insas rifle and AKM. The as yet. One police person - situation and listed the threats ate official reaction, the operations have conclud - nel had also got injured in faced by Pakistan especially sources said the pressing of ed. Pani also confirmed the encounter, but he is in the context of latest devel - the hijack button had pushed that there has been no col - currently stable." opments, including the first all agencies concerned, lateral damage in the A police case has been deterrence patrol by Indian including the anti-terror force encounter. registered and an investi - nuclear submarine INS were also aggravating region - non-discriminatory treatment National Security Guard A gunfight began after gation has been initiated Arihant, the Indo-Russian al and global security, he for Pakistan's application for (NSG), into action. a nightlong cordon and in the matter. The police nuclear deal for S-400 air claimed. membership of Nuclear NSG commandos and search operation in Tiken have urged locals not to defence missile systems and Hayat also claimed that Suppliers Group. officials of other agencies village of the district. Two venture inside the India's shifting doctrinal pos - exceptional access to modern Executive Director CISS swiftly responded to the situ - terrorists were trapped in encounter zone since such ture. technology granted to India Ambassador Ali Sarwar ation and surrounded the air - the area. an area can prove danger - "An aggressive hybrid war was undermining strategic Naqvi said South Asia was a craft, they said. After a two- A joint team of 55 district. One police personnel ist was recovered from the ous due to stray explosive had also been imposed on stability. "We are fully alive crisis-prone region due to hour operation that created Rashtriya Rifles (RR), had also sustained injuries. site along with incriminating materials, and has also Pakistan," he alleged. to these challenges. We will unresolved disputes between panic among passengers on 180/183 BN CRPF and SOG Security forces had materials including arms and requested them to cooperate "Pakistan was determined to do what it minimally takes to India and Pakistan. These board the aircraft, the plane cordoned off the area after launched a cordon and search ammunition. with the police till the area is maintain credible minimum restore the strategic balance issues have resulted in trust was cleared for take-off, the specific information about the operation in Dar-Ganiegund An official had said in a completely sanitised and deterrence against full spec - in the region," he said. He deficit and lack of communi - sources said. presence of terrorists. An area of Tral, based on credible statement, "The terrorist cleared of all the explosives trum of evolving threats while reminded about Pakistani pro - cation between the two coun - The Delhi-Kandahar intermittent exchange of fire inputs about the presence of killed is a Pakistani, code - materials if any. exercising restraint and posal for a 'Strategic Restraint tries, he said. FG312 flight was scheduled to depart at 3.30 pm. Crime Branch registers case India Was Growing at a Faster Pace Before Army Personnel Killed In J&K Rajouri 'Congress is Biggest against Subashish Baumik for As Pakistan Violates Ceasefire Obstruction in Demonetisation, GST : Raghuram Rajan Jammu : An Army jawan spokesman said. fake MBBS admissions in China Washington: "The reality is that seven needs. was killed on Saturday as "Rifleman Kattal was a Construction of Ram SRINAGAR, NOVEM - taken an amount of Rs 14 Lac Demonetisation and the is not enough for the kind of With the oil prices going Pakistan violated ceasefire in brave and sincere soldier. The Temple in Ayodhya', BER 10 : Crime Branch from five students @ 2.80 lac Goods and Services Tax people coming into the labour up, Rajan said things are Jammu and Kashmir's nation will always remain Kashmir has registered a case per student for arranging their (GST) are the two major market and we need jobs for going to be little tougher for Rajouri. indebted to him for the Says Yogi Adityanath against Subashish Baumik of admission in MBBS courses in New Delhi : Ahead of the Kolkata of M/S AB Global for Weifang Medical University headwinds that held back them, So, we need more and the Indian economy, even The incident took place supreme sacrifice and devo - Chhattisgarh Assembly cheating students in Kashmir by through Subashish Baumik who India's economic growth last cannot be satisfied at this though the country is recover - near the Line of Control in tion to duty," the spokesman Elections 2018, Uttar Pradesh providing fake admission in is running a business under the year, former RBI Governor level," he said. ing from the headwinds of Rajouri's Sunderbani sector. said adding his martyrdom Chief Minister Yogi MBBS course in China. name and style of M/S AB Raghuram Rajan has said, Observing that India is demonetisation and initial According to the Adityanath while addressing Crime Branch Kashmir had Global, and transferred Rs 14 asserting that the current sensitive to global growth, he hurdles in the implementation Army spokesperson, a gathering in Kawardha on received a complaint from lacs in the Bank account of AB seven per cent growth rate is said India has become a much of the GST. "At about 0945 Saturday alleged that Mohammed Hussain stating Global maintained and operated not enough to meet the coun - Commenting on the hours, unprovoked C M ‘Congress was the biggest therein that he is running a by the Subashish Baumik. The try's needs. rising Non-Performing ceasefire violation C M Addressing an audience at Assets (NPA), he said the was initiated by Y B obstruction in the construc - small business firm under the accused provided admission let - y B tion of Ram mandir in name and style of M/S “Xeal ters along with air tickets for 05 the University of California in best thing to do in such a Pakistan in which one Ayodhya.’ He further went on Education Services” located at candidates but after reaching Berkley on Friday, Rajan said situation is to "clean up". Army Soldier was to say, “Jo Congress Ram ki Baghat Chowk Srinagar. He China they were made to stay in for four years -- 2012 to 2016 It is essential to "deal shot by a sniper and nahi ho sakti woh hamare bhi was in a business relationship the hostel of “Jinan University” -- India was growing at a up with the bad stuff", so succumbed to the kisi kaam ki nahi ho sakti.” with Subashish Baumik of and had to pay for that stay out faster pace before it was hit that with clean balance injuries." The spokesman will not go in vain. Kolkata who helped the com - of their own pocket. by two major headwinds.
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