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Jammu Saturday December 16 2017 CyanMagentaYellowBlack K Price `2.00 Pages : 12 K M M Y Y C C JAMMU SATURDAY DECEMBER 16 2017 VOL. 32 | NO. 346 RNI No. 43798/86 REGD. NO. : JM/JK 118/15 /17 epaper.glimpsesoffuture.com Email: [email protected] of Future WORLD NATIONAL SPORTS Donald Trump, Vladimir Don't say 'beg', Virat Kohli's salary from Putin discuss how to resolve we are a free nation: BCCI may jump from Rs. 5 situation in North Korea Naidu to ministers crore to Rs. 10 crore: Report PAGE 8 PAGE 12 PAGE 9 News in Brief Bill to make instant triple talaq Drug peddler held in Jammu Jammu, Dec 15 (PTI) punishable offence, gets cabinet nod A drug peddler has been arrest- has been approved but re- practice still continued de- draft law, triple talaq in any ed with over 1400 tablets and cap- New Delhi, Dec 15 (PTI) fused to share details as spite the Supreme Court form -- spoken, in writing or sules of contraband drugs, police A draft law which seeks Parliament is in session. striking down 'talaq-e- bid- by electronic means such as said here today. During patrolling, to make the practice of in- According to the draft law dat' (instant triple talaq). email, SMS and WhatsApp -- a police team held the alleged ped- stant triple talaq "illegal prepared by an inter- minis- The proposed law would would be bad or illegal and dler Sachin Kumar at Bahu Fort and void" and provides for a terial group headed by only be applicable on in- void. "The provision of sub- area in the city last evening and re- jail term for the husband Home Minister Rajnath stant triple talaq or 'talaq-e- sistence allowance and cus- covered 1200 Spasmo Proxyvon was today cleared by the Singh, giving instant triple biddat' and it would give tody has been made to en- See Drug Peddler on Page 11 union cabinet. The nod talaq will be "illegal and power to the victim to ap- sure that in case the hus- paves the way for its intro- void" and will attract a jail proach a magistrate seek- band asks the wife to leave Restrictions imposed duction in Parliament dur- term of three years for the ing "subsistence allowance" the house she should have ing the Winter session husband. The husband for herself and minor chil- legal protection," a govern- in parts of Srinagar, which began today. Law could also be fined and the dren. The woman can also ment functionary said. Minister Ravi Shankar quantum of fine would be seek the custody of her mi- According to the draft law, Anantnag Prasad confirmed that the decided by the magistrate nor children from the mag- which would be applicable 'Muslim Women Protection Srinagar, Dec 15 (PTI) hearing the case. The bill is istrate who will take a final to the entire country except of Rights on Marriage Bill' being introduced as the call on the issue. Under the See Bill To Make on Page 11 As Kashmir shivers, people warm themselves by burning wood in Srinagar. Authorities today imposed re- strictions in parts of Srinagar as well as Anantnag town to foil a pro- Must put political Cabinet recommendation for Tasaduq’s posed march by separatists to the No term like ‘martyr’ south Kashmir district. A police of- ficial said restrictions have been nomination to LC reaches Raj Bhawan See Restrictions on Page 11 or ‘shaheed’ in our differences aside: Rs. 5228.96 lakh Mehbooba to Opposition Likely to be inducted as Minister annual action plan lexicon: MoD, MHA Srinagar, Dec 15: down their signatures for "Looking forward to a pro- recommendation one by approved under PMKSY New Delhi, Dec 15 (PTI): ductive winter session of The recommendation of one. 'The file for the recom- There is no term as "martyr" or "shaheed" the J&K Assembly starting the state cabinet for the mendation of state cabinet JAMMU, DECEMBER 15: in the Army or the police and instead a soldier on January 2nd, 2018", she nomination of Tasaduq for nomination of Tasaduq The district level sanctioning or a policeman killed in action is called a "battle said in a tweet. The chief Mufti the son of PDP patri- Mufti legislative council committee today approved annual casualty" or "operations casualty" respective- Minister said, "We all must arch and former two time was sent to Raj Bhawan for action plan worth Rs. 5228.96 lakh ly, the ministries of defence and home have put our political differences Chief Minister Mehbooba the approval of Governor N under PMKSY for 2017-18. In this submitted before the Central Information aside and work together to Mufti has reached Raj N Vohra who is likely to put regard, a meeting of the committee Commission. The issue surfaced after an RTI ensure an efficient ses- Bhawan Jammu for the ap- down his stamp of approval was held here today under the applicant approached the Union home min- sion". "Governor N N proval of Governor N N on the recommendation of that Tasaduq is likely to get See Rs. 5228.96 lakh on Page 11 istry seeking to know the meaning and detailed Vohra, in exercise of the Vohra. Tasaduq is likely to the state cabinet in a day or tourism portfolio. definition of word "shaheed" (martyr) accord- powers conferred upon him be inducted as minister in two', said a top sources. Sources said that the ing to the law and the Constitution. He also Jammu, Dec 15 (PTI) under sub-section (1) of the Mehbooba Mufti led The sources also re- recommendation of the Strictly adhere to asked about the legal provisions to ensure re- Section 53 of the PDP-BJP coalition govern- vealed that Tasaduq is like- state cabinet for nomina- austerity measures: Govt striction on its misuse and punishment for vio- Ahead of the Winter Constitution of Jammu and ment. Highly placedly to be inducted into coun- tion of Tasaduq Mufti to leg- lation. The application was transferred to dif- Session of the Jammu and Kashmir, has summoned sources disclosed that the cil of ministers and with his islative council has been tells Cooperative Banks ferent officials of the home and defence min- Kashmir Assembly, Chief the State Legislative file for the recommendation induction into the council of sent to Governor N N Vohra istries but when the applicant could not get a Minister Mehbooba Mufti Assembly and the of state cabinet for nomina- minister the PDP would be for final approval who is ex- JAMMU, DECEMBER 15: satisfactory response, he approached the CIC, today asked the Opposition Legislative Council to meet tion of Tasaduq Mufti leg- filling its vacant cabinet pected to return the file the highest appellate body in matters relating to put aside political differ- at Jammu on Tuesday, the islative council was circu- berth left unfilled by the with his approval very The Government today asked See No Term Like on Page 11 ences and work together to 2nd January 2018, at 1100 lated among the cabinet party for the last two years. shortly. Minister for all the Banks operational under ensure an efficient session. See Must Put on Page 11 ministers all of whom put The source also disclosed See Cabinet on Page 11 State Cooperative Sector to strictly adhere to the government instruc- tions issued from time to time by Switchover to PAO Rs 27 Cr scam in J&K Housing Board Govt regularizes services of the Finance Department See Strictly Adhere on Page 11 system: DGAT interacts Court directs com/secy H&UDD 493 ReTs in Jammu division Chief Secretary reviews JAMMU, DECEMBER 15: School Education Jammu progress on IIM Jammu, with stakeholders Ravindar Singh, Project to file ATR against Ex-MD and DGM The Government has Director SarvaShikhsha Jammu, Dec 15 (PTI) out-campus Kashmir regularized the services of Abhiyan(SSA) were also Director General, Accounts and JNF News Service Jammu Municipalwith Advocates Rahul 493 eligible Rehabar-e- present at the function. JAMMU, DECEMBER 15: Treasuries, Altaf Hassan Mirza today met sen- Jammu, December 15: Corporation and presently Raina and Supriya Taleem Teachers of Jammu Addressing a jam- ior officials, industry representatives and oth- Commissioner/Secretary Chouhan appearing for the division as the Minister for packed audience of senior Chief Secretary, B B Vyas er stakeholders to discuss the switchover from Division Bench of the PHE J&K Government. The PIL whereas Senior AAG S. Education, Syedfunctionaries of the depart- Friday chaired a meeting here to the existing Treasury system to the modern State High Court compris- Division Bench directed the S. Nanda for H&UDD, Mohammad Altaf Bukhari ment and representatives review the progress on the setting Pay and Accounts Office (PAO) mechanism in ing Chief Justice Bader Senior AAG S. S. Nanda ap- Senior AAG Nirmal Kotwal and Minister of state for of teacher and ReT forums, up of the permanent campus of Jammu and Kashmir. Mirza held an interac- Durrez Ahmed and Justice pearing for H&UDD to file for PWD and Govt. Education and Culture, Minister for Education, Indian Institute of Management tive session with the stakeholders to discuss Sanjeev Kumar in a signifi- the ATR within two weeks Advocate Tarun Sharma for Priya Sethi handed over the Syed Mohammad Altaf (IIM) Jammu at Jagti Nagrota and the preparation for the transition, an official cant order in the open court from today. These Court di- Finance Department, the confirmation orders to the Bukhari listed series of re- See Chief Secretary on Page 11 spokesman said. The DG apprised the partici- directed Commissioner / rections were passed in the Division Bench headed by educators at a function, forms taken and those in pants about the benefits of the new system and Secretary to Government of much publicized Public Chief Justice Bader Durrez here today.
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