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Municipal Polls to Be Held After Panchayat Elections: CM www.thenorthlines.com www.epaper.northlines.com 3 DAYS’ FORECAST JAMMU Date Min Temp Max Temp Weather 31-Dec 7.0 23.0 Mainly Clear sky 01-Jan 7.0 23.0 Mainly Clear sky 02-Jan 7.0 23.0 Mainly Clear sky 3 DAYS’ FORECAST SRINAGAR 31-Dec -3.0 12.0 Mainly Clear sky 01-Jan -2.0 12.0 Mainly Clear sky 02-Jan -3.0 12.0 Mainly Clear sky theInitiate measures for early regularization northlinesNYK organises Neighbourhood Rs 52600 fine imposed on of NHM employees: Harsh Youth Parliament erring traders Supporting the cause of the striking Nehru Yuva Kendra Doda Ministry of A team of officers from Legal NHM employees, Harsh Dev Singh Youth affairs and Sports Govt. of Metrology Department (LMD) led by JKNPP Chairman and Former India organised a Block Level Assistant Controller Legal Metrology 3 Minister today lambasted the 4 Neighbourhood Youth Parliament 5 Ajay Kumar Verma today inspected INSIDE government for .... under the supervision of .... various business .... Vol No: XXII Issue No. 312 31.12.2017 (Sunday) Daily Jammu Tawi Price 3/- Pages-12 Regd. No. JK|306|2017-19 Municipal polls to be held after Army Chief reviews Security situation in J&K At -13.8° C, Leh security situation in JK improved, claims Home Minister coldest in JK Panchayat elections: CM NL CORRESPONDENT communication NEW DELHI, DEC 30 infrastructure in the J&K State, particularly Ladakh NL CORRESPONDENT NL CORRESPONDENT committed to empowerment round developmental Union Home Minister region, strengthening of SRINAGAR, DEC 30 JAMMU TAWI, DEC 30 of grass-root level agenda of the government (UHM) Rajnath Singh on education system in Jammu institutions and the proposed for every section of the December 29 said that the Kashmir and other It was the season's lowest Seeking large participation elections to the panchayats population," Mufti said security situation in Jammu developmental issues. night temperature in the of people in the upcoming and ULBs is a major step in while addressing various and Kashmir (J&K) has According to an official town, which was the panchayat polls, Jammu and that direction," Mufti said. delegations here. considerably improved with spokesman, the Minister coldest recorded place in Kashmir Chief Minister Seeking large participation The chief minister said the the efforts of the Security said that security situation the state last night. Mehbooba Mufti today said of people in the panchayat state's election authority Forces (SFs) and the in the militancy infest Leh experienced its it would be followed by elections, she said it would would formally set the development initiatives Jammu Kashmir had shown coldest night this winter as JAMMU TAWI, DEC 30 and interacted with soldiers elections to urban local be followed by elections to process for holding undertaken by both the considerable improvement the minimum temperature in Rajouri sector, where an bodies (ULB) to fully the urban local bodies. panchayat polls into motion Centre and the State, reports and it was time to move there settled nearly 14 Amid the spurt in ceasefire Army Major and three empower these basic "Elections to panchayats and after the Rural Development Daily Excelsior. The forward with speed on the degrees Celsius below the violations by Pakistan, Army jawans were killed by democratic institutions. ULBs will empower these Department issues the Minister made these developmental front. freezing point, even as the Chief Gen Bipin Rawat on Pakistani troops on The state government has institutions to not only have requisite notification in this remarks while chairing an Maintaining that the overall mercury continued its Saturday reviewed the December 23, he said. announced holding of the the democratic powers but regard in accordance to the inter-ministerial meeting, situation in J&K was well downward spiral in operational preparedness of "The Chief of Army Staff, panchayat polls from mid- the financial resources as provisions of the Jammu and convened in New Delhi, to control, Rajnath Singh Kashmir valley and the force here and the General Bipin Rawat, February. Panchayat well to undertake Kashmir Panchayati Raj discuss development issues stressed that it was made Ladakh region in Jammu prevailing security situation accompanied by the elections were last held in developmental activities at Act. in J&K besides Left Wing possible due to the efforts of and Kashmir. in Jammu and Kashmir, an Northern Army Commander the state in 2011, while polls grass-root levels. She said her government Extremism-affected States SFs and development Leh town, in the frontier defence spokesperson said. Lt Gen. D Anbu visited to urban local bodies were "These democratic had made a commitment on and the Northeast region. initiatives undertaken by the Ladakh region, recorded a The Army Chief also visited (Jammu-based) White held in 2005. institutions play a vital role the floor of the House in The high-level meet incumbent Governments at minimum night forward posts along the LoC "My government is in taking forward the all- June 2016 that P2 Knight Corps to P2 discussed improvement of Centre and the P2 temperature of 13.8° NEWS IN BRIEF Celsius, against minus Petition against Palestine betrays India's gesture on Jerusalem 11.4° Celsius of the 6 fake currency accused previous night, MeT jailed for 6 years Heavy School bags Ambassador to Pak joins hands with Hafiz Seyed officials here said. It was the season's lowest heavy load of school NL CORRESPONDENT Palestinian side that the a large rally organised by the deal with this matter night temperature in the JAMMU TAWI, DEC 30 bags." HC directs NEW DELHI, DEC 30 Palestinian Ambassador in Difah-e-Pakistan Council, appropriately. It was also town, which was the The Govt through their Pakistan's association with charity front of the Jamat Ud conveyed that Palestine coldest recorded place in The National Investigation Govt to frame counsel AM Mir, Palestinian Ambassador to terrorist Hafiz Saeed, who is Dawah, in Liaquat Bagh in highly values its relationship the state last night, they Agency (NIA) court, Jammu deliberated court upon final policy Pakistan Waleed Abu Ali has proscribed by the United Rawalpindi. Ambassador with India and stands with us said. branch on Saturday sentenced six Govt policy on heavy been recalled to Ramallah Nations, at an event in Wali was seated next to the in the war against terrorism, The official said the night accused persons to six years' upto Feb 2018 school bags and their after India's strong objection Rawalpindi on December 29, 26/11 terror strikes main and will not engage with temperature at the nearby imprisonment in a Fake Indian decision to send expert to his sharing stage with 2017, is unacceptable. The accused Hafiz Saeed and those who commit acts of Kargil town settled at a Currency Notes (FICN) case. SRINAGAR, DEC 30 committees to Delhi for terror mastermind Hafiz concerns were conveyed also addressed the large rally terror against India," said the low of minus 11.2° The NIA pronounced judgment (KNS) framing the best practical Saeed. both in New Delhi to the crowd. Though reports MEA release. Celsius, a drop of 2° from under section 489C, 120B and policy on easing heavy After its initial Palestinian Ambassador and suggest Waleed Abu Ali had Speaking to The Tribune, the previous night. 109 RPC and acquitted one High Court has directed school bags. condemnation of the envoy's in Ramallah to the Minister addressed a meeting of the Abu Adnan Alhaija, Srinagar city, the summer accused. the state government to In 2016 Law student of action Friday late night, the of Foreign Affairs and Difah-e-Pakistan Council Palestinian Ambassador to capital of Jammu and The case was initially registered decide easing of heavy Kashmir University Ministry of External Affairs Expatriates, State of along with Hafiz Saeed on India, said, "We have strong Kashmir, recorded a at Janipur, Jammu Police station school bags. Badrul Duja filed PIL (MEA) today summoned Palestine," said a formal December 14 as well. and historical relations with minimum temperature of on November 11, 2011, under Double bench of Justice against Heavy School Palestinian Ambassador to MEA release. India said in response to its India. We support India minus 3.5° Celsius, down section 120B, 489B and 489C of Ramalingam Sudhakar bags where High Court India Abu Adnan Alhaija. Pakistani local media on strong protest the Palestinian against terrorism and we do from minus 2.8° Celsius and Justice MK Hanjura directed Govt through RPC and under section P2 "Government of India has Friday showed the side conveyed deep regrets. not forgive our ambassadors the previous night. said "We will leave it to Commission Secretary strongly conveyed to the Palestinian envoy attending "They have said they will for their faults, P2 The mercury P2 'Only 7% of Rs 9,860 crore spent so Govt for easing down the Education P2 far under Smart City mission' Kargil martyr's widow dies as JK yet to construct 16000 house-hold BJP, PDP leaders eat beef, JAMMU, DEC 30 toilets in state before March 2018 ! pork together: NC MLA Out of Rs 9,860 crore released to hospital insists on Aadhaar card SRINAGAR, DEC 30 (KNS) (IHHTs) to be constructed in 60 cities under the Smart City Jammu and Kashmir, there NL CORRESPONDENT said. ORRESPONDENT collect the details of the "I took her to the Ex- Mission only 7 per cent, or about NL C As the deadline for the are around 16 thousand BANDIPORA, DEC. 30 He added that the Muslim Rs 645 crore, has been utilised so CHANDIGARH, DEC 30 incident. servicemen Contributory completion of Swach Bharat toilets yet to be built.
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