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08 July-2016.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 * People throng Fairview to extend Eid greetings to CM, family * Shraddha's fan following takes a quantum leap? * JMC must prune trees periodically to avoid accidents : Puneet * Dy CM directs for immediate restoration of power infra in Jammu * Now, smoking shows you the way to weight loss! * State witnessing new era of developmental activities : kavinder Gupta email : [email protected] VOL 5, ISSUE NO. 187 JAMMU & KASHMIR FRIDAY JULY 08, 2016 DAILY 8 PAGE Re. 1/- IInnssiiddee NEewi dDel hCi : eMluselims bhravae bteene dedcked Aup con trhe opsraysers a nId gnreetded thiea people. Shri Amarnathji Yatra-2016 Terrorism is the Gravest Threat today flocked to mosques and occasion. Bollywood stars, too, 15593 pay obeisance eidgahs across the country to Extensive security arrange - spread the cheer and took to at Holy Cave offer special prayers, ments were in place across the the social media to extend Eid exchanged greetings and took country, especially where large greetings to their fans and SRINAGAR, JULY 7 : MAtPUoTO t(MhOZAeM - Wefforts oto strrenglthedn the pTub -owdays tao enyhanc e: t raPde aMnd MNotingo thadt Ini dia and part in feasts with family and congregations took place. peers. On the 6th day of Shri BIQUE), July 7 : Against lic health system of the investment and step up coop - Mozambique are connected friends as they celebrated Eid- People in Jammu and In Uttar Pradesh, a spirit of Amarnathji Yatra-2016, the backdrop of spurt in ter - African nation. eration in other fields. by the Indian Ocean, the ul-Fitr which marks the end of Kashmir and Kerala celebrated bonhomie and festive cheer 15,593 Yatris paid obeisance ror attacks in various coun - India will also help build "Terrorism is the gravest Prime Minister talked about Ramzan, the holy month of Eid yesterday. marked Eid-ul-Fitr celebra - at the Holy Cave. Till date tries, Prime Minister capacities of Mozambique's security threat to the world the "emerging security chal - fasting. President Pranab tions as Muslims from all 86,696 Yatris had darshan of Narendra Modi today said security forces amid Modi's today," Modi said, in com - lenges", including in the mar - In the national capital, peo - Mukherjee, Prime Minister walks of life made a beeline the Ice Lingam at the Holy terrorism is the "gravest itime areas, and said the two ple dressed in their festive best Narendra Modi and Congress for eidgahs and mosques for Cave. threat" to the world and countries will step up securi - turned up at historic Jama Woman gangraped in spoke about bolstering secu - ty and defence cooperation. Masjid, Fathepuri Masjid, rity and defence ties between India will help build Hazrat Nizamuddin and other Kashmir, accused arrested India and Mozambique, capacities of Mozambican mosques for 'namaz', wished SRINAGAR, JULY-07 : which are connected by the security forces through train - each other 'Eid Mubarak' and "A woman was allegedly Indian Ocean. ing and equipment, said exchanged gifts. gangraped by two persons in After Modi's wide-rang - Modi who arrived here this Festivities gripped Jama Kupwara district of north ing talks with Mozambican morning on a day-long visit Masjid and Chandni Chowk Kashmir and the accused President Filipe Nyusi here, a on the first leg of his five-day areas where people were busy have been arrested", police significant "long term" tour of four African coun - buying sweets and savouries to said on Thursday. "A com - agreement was signed under tries. welcome friends and relatives. plaint was filed at Lalpora which India will buy pulses "Our partnership is driven Ecstatic children, who were police station in Kupwara dis - from this country to plug its by convergence of capacities gifted 'Eidee' (money) by par - trict against Jaffar Khan from shortfall and contain prices vow to march with this ments that come against the and interest...Mozambique's ents and elders, were at the Diver village and Manzoor of this commodity. African country on its path of backdrop of spurt in terror strengths are India's needs and forefront of the festivities, Lone from Dardpora village Declaring India as a development and progress. attacks in various parts of the what Mozambique needs is in buying toys and other items Chief Sonia Gandhi have offering the Eid prayers. for allegedly raping the "trusted friend" and a "reli - "We want development world, including Bangladesh India. We complement each from shops around the greeted people on the occasion In Lucknow, women woman yesterday", a police able partner" of and economic progress to as also Saudi Arabia. other," Modi said. He identi - mosques. and hoped that it will inspire offered 'namaaz' at Aishbagh spokesman said. Mozambique, the Prime benefit the people. We also He said the networks of fied agriculture, healthcare, People also gave alms to all to follow the path of love Eidgah for the first time. 7th Pay Commission: Know the exact Minister also announced that want safety and security of terrorism are interlinked with energy security, security, the needy who had gathered and universal brotherhood and Governor Ram Naik and UP essential medicines, includ - our people," he said at a joint other crimes, including drug defence and skill development around the mosques and will deepen the spirit of har - Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav salary of central govt employees for ing those for treating AIDS, media interaction with Nyusi trafficking, to curb which as some of the areas having eidgahs (prayer grounds). mony and peace in society. greeted people on the occasion pay band Rs 5,200-20,200 would be donated to after the talks during which India and Mozambique potential for cooperation. Markets in various Muslim- Chief Ministers in several at Eidgah. Mozambique as part of the two leaders discussed signed a pact. (Cont. on Page-2) dominated areas in the city states joined the special (Cont. on Page-2) New Delhi : The Narendra Modi government on June 29 approved the Police Deployed at Zakir Hindu Woman Among Four Dead in implementation of the rec - Javadekar Takes Charge of HRD ommendations of 7th Terror Attack in Bangladesh on Eid Central Pay Commission Naik's Mumbai Office Ministry, Irani Skips Event New Delhi : Islamist mili - seven people led the attack (CPC) on pay and pension - New Delhi : Police have particular instructions from New Delhi : The prime of the education sector and somebody's remark," he said. tants carrying bombs and with sharp weapons on police - ary benefits. been deployed outside the the state or Central govern - challenge that the education we accept this challenge. Our Javadekar said he would machetes launched a deadly men when they were frisking The Cabinet has also city office of a foundation ment. We have deployed our sector faces in the country is mission will be to ensure reply to questions on policy attack on Bangladesh's biggest people entering the Eidgah decided that arrears of pay run by controversial Islamic forces only as a precaution - raising the quality of educa - quality education reaches matters and others issues Eid gathering, killing four per - ground. and pensionary benefits will tion and ensuring it reaches all," he said. after being briefed by offi - sons including two policemen Kishoreganj ASP Obaidul be paid during the current all, HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar, who was cials. and a Hindu woman, nearly a Hasan said the blasts spread financial year (2016-17) Javadekar, who took charge, flanked by Ministers of State Javadekar also said that week after 22 people were panic among thousands who itself, unlike in the past said today. slaughtered in the country's were beginning to gather near when parts of arrears were "The major challenge that worst terror attack. the ground, but the prayers paid in the next financial is there in the education sec - Bombs exploded near an were not disrupted, C M year. The recommendations tor is to raise the standard. Eid prayer gathering in bdnews24.Com reported. C M Quality education is vital as Sholakia in northern "That was probably a crude Y B will benefit over 1 crore y B employees. This includes it lays the foundation for life Kishoreganj district where at bomb. The facts are still over 47 lakh central govern - and builds overall personali - least 200,000 people had gath - unclear," he said. ment employees and 53 lakh ty," he told reporters after ered, police said. Police did not reveal the pensioners, of which 14 lakh taking over. Police said one constable identities of the arrested employees and 18 lakh pen - His predecessor Smriti was dead and at least 13 others attackers. No group has sioners are from the defence Irani, who has been given the were injured. A second police - claimed responsibility for forces. charge of Textiles Ministry, man later succumbed to his today's attack. however, did not turn up for wounds on way to hospital in The incident comes close Army Jawan Killed, preacher Zakir Naik, whose ary measure to avoid any the event. neighbouring Mymensingh. on the heels of last week's Another Injured in 'hate speech' is reported to untoward incident," the offi - Javadekar said she could Jharna Rani Bhoumik, a deadly attacks on a cafe in have inspired one of the five cial told. not join the occasion because housewife, was also killed as Dhaka in which 22 people, Firing in Kashmir Bangladeshi militants He, however, parried of "family reasons". He had she was hit by a stray bullet including a 19-year-old Indian SRINAGAR, JULY-07 : involved in the recent Dhaka question on whether Mumbai yesterday met Irani, whom that penetrated her hut, offi - girl, were brutally slaughtered carnage.
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