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Lt Governor Chairs 81St Kashmir University Council Meet JAMMU, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 12, 2021 JAMMU RISING NEWS P-4 NEWS P-5 NEWS P-12 NATIONAL P-8 SPORT P-7 DLSC DC Advisor Fa- Bengal polls to Australian Srinagar Kulgam rooq Khan be fought be- Open champi- tween Modi’s clears 85 visits wal- lauds KP’s for on Sofia Kenin Cases of their contri- ‘vikas’ and Ma- crashes out in tengoo, butions in so- Artisans mata’s ‘vinash’ second round under CCS Kund ciety models: Shah Price: Rs.1 | Page 12 | Vol. No.: 11 | Issue No: 36 Postal Registration No. JK-458/16-18 epaper.dailyjammurising.in RNI No: JKENG/2011/40494 BRIEF NEWS DGP Dilbag Singh Lt Governor chairs 81st Kashmir J&K registers 65 new empanelled for University Council meet coronavirus cases, 2 deaths central postings JAMMU RISING officials said. According to the daily Director General of Police, JAMMU, FEB 11 Two fresh deaths were Media Bulletin on novel J&K, Dilbag Singh, has Dedicated research should be done to address Drug Jammu and Kashmir on reported in Kashmir valley Corona virus (Covid-19), been empanelled by the Thursday recorded 65 new in the last 24 hours, taking out of 125117 positive Appointments Committee positive cases, taking the the fatality count due to cases, 628 are Active Posi- of Cabinet to hold the post de-addiction & improving mental health of people: LG tally to 1,25,117, even as the pandemic to 1,947. tive, 122542 have recov- of “DG/DG Equivalent” at JAMMU RISING two fresh deaths due to The Government on ered and 1947 have died; the Central government. Thursday informed that 722 in Jammu division The Appointment JAMMU, FEB 11 the virus were reported in Committee of the Cabinet Lieutenant Governor, the last 24 hours, officials 65 new positive cases of and 1225 in Kashmir divi- has approved empanel- Manoj Sinha, today said. novel Corona virus sion. ment of 29 IPS officers for chaired the 81st Kashmir Out of the fresh cases, 15 (COVID-19), 15 from The Bulletin further said holding posts at the University Council meet, were from Jammu divi- Jammu division and 50 that out of 4776402 test Centre at ‘DG/DG Eq.’ here at Raj Bhavan. sion and 50 from Kashmir from Kashmir division, results available, 4651285 level. The Lt Governor, who is division of the Union ter- have been reported today, samples have been tested JK Cadre IPS-1987, Dilbag the Chancellor of the Uni- ritory, they said. thus taking the total num- as negative till 11thFebru- Singh’s name figures at ber of positive cases in ary, 2021. serial no. 4 in the empan- versity, sought a detailed The officials said Srina- elled list, as per an order. report on the activities gar district recorded the Jammu and Kashmir to Till date 1198119 per- and various initiatives highest with 20 cases, in- 125117.Also 02 COVID-19 sons have been enlisted GMC Jammu taken by the University of cluding nine travellers. deaths have been reported for observation which in- Vice-Chancellor, Univer- examination related re- linkages with universities Kashmir and advised the While eight districts did from Kashmir Division. cluded 33797 persons in sity of Kashmir gave a forms and research break- around the world, recent starts Nuclear University authorities to not report any fresh cases, Moreover, 40 more home quarantine includ- PowerPoint presentation throughs made by the research collaborations, take comprehensive 11 other districts had fresh COVID-19 patients have ing facilities operated by Medicine OPD regarding the initiatives University. He apprised and MoUs signed. measures for strengthen- cases in single digits. recovered and discharged government, 628 in isola- In a major initiative for and achievements of the the chair about new pro- Achievements of Centre improving patient care, ing the academic and re- The number of active from various hospitals in- tion and 105379 in home University, highlighting grams introduced, re- for Interdisciplinary Re- the Government Medical search environment in the rose to 628 in the UT, cluding 06 from Jammu surveillance. Besides, various administrative, search and extension ac- search and Innovations College administration has University. while 1,22,542 patients Division and 34 from academic, financial, and tivities, collaborations and started OPD services in Prof. Talat Ahmad, Turn to page 2 have recovered so far, the Kashmir Division. Turn to page 2 Nuclear Medicine. The OPD shall run in the Department of Regional Cancer Center initially India, China reach pact on disengagement in Tanks, combat vehicles start moving back from twice a week i.e. on every Monday and Wednesday. The consultation will be Pangong lake area in first phase disengagement provided by Dr. Sudhir Pangong lake areas in eastern Ladakh: Rajnath Singh NEW DELHI, FEB 11 to disengagement of tanks sides had held extensive Sharma PG in Nuclear Tanks and infantry and infantry combat vehi- Army to Army discussions Medicine from Bhabha China will keep troops to east of Finger 8, says DM combat vehicles of India cles from forward posi- through hotlines as well as Atomic Research Center NEW DELHI, FEB 11 and patrolling at some and China started disen- tions to rear locations the two physical meetings Mumbai. This shall pro- India and China have other points along the gaging from both the started last evening itself. in the Chushul sector on vide relief to the poor reached an agreement on LAC in eastern Ladakh. "I banks of Pangong lake as The disengagement from February 8 and 9. patients coming to disengagement of troops am happy to inform the part of the disengagement the two banks of the Pan- The strategic heights on Regional Cancer Centre process between the two gong lake is aimed to be the southern bank of Pan- Govt. Medical College from the north and south House today that as a re- Jammu. banks of the Pangong lake sult of our well thought countries along the Line of completed within seven gong lake Rezang La and Nuclear Medicine is in eastern Ladakh, De- out approach and sus- Actual Control (LAC). days,” a source said. Rechen La, which were Sources said under the After the first phase of captured by the Indian Turn to page 2 fence Minister Rajnath tained talks with the Chi- Singh said in Rajya Sabha nese side, we have now first phase of disengage- disengagement is com- troops in a preemptive op- 12 Inspectors today. Under the agree- been able to reach an ment, the tanks of India pleted, the two sides eration in late August, are ment, Singh said both agreement on disengage- are being moved back to- would start discussing the also witnessing disengage- among 16 sides will cease their for- ment in the North and wards Nyoma and adjoin- other friction points in- ment. ward deployments in a South Bank of the Pan- ing areas while the Chi- cluding the Patrolling Defence Minister Raj- transferred phased, coordinated and gong Lake. "It has also nese are taking them back Point-17 and PP-15, they nath Singh on Thursday Senior Superintendent of verified manner in these India has not conceded process, adding there are been agreed to convene beyond Sirijap and Moldo said. told parliament that In- Police (SSP) Jammu Shrid- areas. The defence minis- anything while entering "some outstanding issues" the next meeting of the garrison. To finalise the modali- dian and China have har Patil, SSP Ramban ter assured the House that into the disengagement with regard to deployment Turn to page 2 “The movement related ties, sources said the two Turn to page 2 Haseeb-ur-Rehman and SSP Udhampur Sargun PM Modi recalls Deen Shukla have ordered trans- India at forefront in global efforts to forge decisive India's 'legacy challenges' have only grown fer and posting of 16 officers Dayal Upadhyay’s including 12 Inspectors with response to COVID-19: President Kovind immediate effect. According contribution towards to the orders issued by SSP NEW DELHI, FEB 11 Tunisia, the United King- in scale and intensity: Army chief Jammu Shridhar Patil, In- President Ram Nath dom and the Argentine building self-reliant NEW DELHI, FEB 11 not be ignored. The Army spector Mahesh Sharma has Kovind on Thursday said Republic in a virtual cere- India In a reference to the Chief was addressing a been transferred from Police India has been at the fore- mony, according to a eastern Ladakh row, Chief seminar organised by Station Gharota and posted front in the global efforts statement issued by Rash- NEW DELHI, FEB 11 of Army Staff Gen MM Centre for Land Warfare to forge a decisive and co- trapati Bhavan. Kovind Prime Minister Naren- Naravane on Thursday Studies, a leading military Turn to page 2 ordinated response to conveyed his good wishes dra Modi on Thursday re- said the situation along think-tank. For the last COVID-19 to ensure col- to the envoys on their ap- called the contributions of the northern frontier nine months, thousands of IAS, Civil lective health and eco- eral countries, re-enforc- pointment. He said India party ideologue Deen highlighted the nature of Indian and Chinese troops Services Reserve nomic well-being. Ad- ing its reputation as the enjoys warm and friendly Dayal Upadhyay towards threats facing India in pre- have been engaged in a dressing an event, he said "pharmacy of the world". relations with all these five building a self-reliant In- serving its territorial in- dian Army will continue to bitter border standoff in List is not under the government of The president accepted countries and these ties dia, stating that the leader tegrity and sovereignty, prepare and adapt to the eastern Ladakh that cre- India's vaccine maitri ini- credentials from Ambas- were deeply rooted in a had called for self-reliance noting that the "legacy future challenges, the ated severe strain in over- Waiting List: Dr tiative, highly affordable sador/High Commis- common vision of peace way back during the Indo- challenges" have only more "proximate, real and all bilateral ties.
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