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Rajnath Singh Reviews Security Situation in J&K JAMMU, SATURDAY JULY18, 2020 JAMMU RISING NEWS P-3 NEWS P-4 NEWS P-12 NATIONAL P-8 SPORT P-7 Modi's 'indis- Div Com DDC Samba Lt Governor Serena flags off Mobile cretions' weak- reviews reviews Williams to implementatio Gensets Fleet ened India left progress make return in n of Road for emergency it vulnerable : new WTA event on border Safety Plan at response & Rahul on bor- in Lexington bunkers DRSC meeting disaster relief der standoff Price: Rs.1 | Page 12 | Vol. No.: 10 | Issue No: 158 Postal Registration No. JK-458/16-18 epaper.dailyjammurising.in RNI No: JKENG/2011/40494 BRIEF NEWS JU Crosses Another J&K reports 601 new positive Rajnath Singh reviews Milestone- Provides Documents Online cases, 6558 recovered so far security situation in J&K The University of Jammu, JAMMU RISING during the prevailing JAMMU RISING Media Bulletin on novel 13 in Hospital Quaran- 646 recovered (including JAMMU, JULY 17 JAMMU, JULY 17 Corona virus (Covid-19), tine, 5968 in hospital iso- 08 cases recovered to- COVID-19 Pandemic, has Defence Minister Rajnath come out with another on- The Government on Fri- out of 12757 positive cases, lation and 44305 under day), 17 deaths; Bara- day informed that 601 5968 are Active Positive, home surveillance. Be- mulla has 1464 positive Singh on Friday reviewed line application for obtain- new positive cases of novel 6558 have recovered and sides, 236850 persons cases (including 62 cases the overall security situa- ing different documents like Corona virus (COVID-19), 231 have died; 18 in have completed their sur- reported today) with 834 tion in Jammu and Kashmir provisional certificate, de- 137 from Jammu division Jammu division and 213 veillance period. Active Positive, 582 re- at a high-level meeting here, gree certificate, migration and 464 from Kashmir di- in Kashmir division. Providing district-wise covered (including 05 officials said. Singh, accom- panied by Chief of Defence certificate, duplicate marks vision, have been reported The Bulletin further breakup, the Bulletin said cases recovered today), today thus taking the total said that out of 489382 that Bandipora has 423 48 deaths; Shopian has Staff Gen Bipin Rawat, certificate, overall marks Army Chief Gen MM Nara- certificate, appearance cer- number of positive cases test results available, positive cases (including 1055 positive cases (in- in Jammu and Kashmir to 476625 samples have 01 case reported today) cluding 82 cases reported vane, arrived here in the af- tificate, etc., which other- 12757. Also 09 COVID-19 been tested as negative till with 106 Active Positive, today) with 313 Active ternoon following a visit to wise used to be obtained deaths have been reported July 17, 2020. 313 recovered and 04 Positive, 724 recovered eastern Ladakh. Besides manually from the Univer- from Kashmir Division. Additionally, till date deaths; Srinagar has 2486 (including 04 cases recov- Gen Rawat and Gen Nara- apprised the defence minis- few months. Earlier this sity. This has been done to Moreover, 112 more 325291 travelers and per- positive cases (including ered today) and 18 vane, the meeting was at- ter about the situation along month, India lodged a tended by Jammu and provide relief to the students COVID-19 patients have sons in contact with sus- 152 cases reported today) deaths; Kupwara has 831 the Line of Control with strong protest with Pakistan recovered and discharged pected cases have been with 1861 Active Positive, positive cases (including Kashmir Lt Governor GC Pakistan as well as on anti- over ceasefire violations by Murmu, Corps Commander Turn to page 2 from various hospitals, 63 enlisted for surveillance 566 recovered, 59 deaths; 12 cases reported today) terror operations. There Pakistani forces along the from Jammu Division and which included 37924 Anantnag district has 988 with 292 Active Positive, of the Chinar Corps Lt Gen have been increasing inci- LoC and the international Diabetics 49 from Kashmir Divi- persons in home quaran- positive cases (including 526 recovered (including BS Raju and Director Gen- dents of unprovoked cease- border, which officials said need strict sion. tine including facilities 51 cases reported today), 03 cases recovered today) eral of Police Dilbagh Singh, fire violations by Pakistan are primarily to push According to the daily operated by government, with 325 Active Positive, the officials said. They said along the LoC in the past Sugar control Turn to page 2 the senior security officials Turn to page 2 during COVID NIA arrests bank manager who Housing Policy-2020 approved pandemic: Dr Over 2 lakh houses to be built over the next few years Jitendra Singh was key operative of narco-ter- 7 models of housing development in J&K Union Minister Dr ror module in J&K Roll out of Excise Policy 2020-21 approved Jitendra Singh, who is JAMMU RISING the seizure of 21 kg of also a renowned JAMMU, JULY 17 heroin and over Rs 1.35 Annual License Fee, Additional License Fee Diabetologist, today said In a breakthrough in a crore in cash from the syn- introduced to optimize revenue that Diabetics need recent narco-terror case, dicate members. The SRINAGAR, JULY 17: for common good, and strict Blood Sugar con- the National Investigation spokesperson said the in- The Administrative Council bring about greater social trol during COVID pan- Agency (NIA) has arrested vestigation so far has re- (AC), which met here under consciousness about the demic. Addressing, as the key accused -- a vealed that the accused the chairmanship of Lieu- harmful effects of consump- tenant Governor, G C tion of liquor and alcoholic chief guest, the inaugu- branch manager of a coop- persons were smuggling Murmu, approved the roll beverages. the drug and other psy- ral session of the 3-day erative bank -- from Srina- out of Excise Policy for the The policy envisages "Diabetes Academia gar, a spokesperson of the chotropic substances in year 2020-21 and imple- checking bootlegging of 2020" digital probe agency said. Afaq huge quantities through mentation of policy meas- Bottled in Origin (BiO) Ahmad Wani, a resident of the Line of Control (LoC) ures to improve trans- brands from neighbouring Turn to page 2 Maratgam village of and the proceeds of sale parency and objectivity states, besides providing Handwara, is the fourth were used to finance the JAMMU RISING sanction to the proposal of Township Policy, 2020. related to renewal, cancel- choice of brands and a level 4 shopkeepers person to have been ar- activities of the terrorist JAMMU, JULY 17 Housing & Urban Develop- The policy envisages lation, transfer of licenses playing field to those in the ment Department for adop- seven models of housing, rested after the drug syn- organisation Lashker-e- The Administrative and penalties. business. tion and notification of J&K ranging from in-situ slum booked for viola- Toiba in Kashmir Valley. Council (AC), which met The new policy aims to ra- Under this year’s policy, dicate operating in Housing, Affordable Hous- redevelopment to inte Jammu and Kashmir was here under the chairman- tionalize the number of the Department has speci ship of Lieutenant Gover- ing, Slum Redevelopment tion of COVID-19 busted last month. It led to Turn to page 2 Turn to page 2 taxes, duties and other nor, G C Murmu, accorded and Rehabilitation and levies to optimize revenues Turn to page 2 rules in Reasi Class IV posts: JKSSB’s Four shopkeepers One of three terrorists killed in Kulgam were booked for alleged- Portal records 1,35,590 2nd relief package approved ly violating COVID-19 registrations; 62,080 guidelines in Jammu encounter was Pakistani national: J&K Police and Kashmir's Reasi dis- JAMMU RISING candidates submit to revive J&K’s economy trict on Friday, officials JAMMU, JULY 17 online application so far Stamp duty on fresh loans waived; surcharge on fixed charge for power said. The action was Out of the three terrorists JAMMU RISING waived; amnesty scheme/filing of GST returns extended taken by Police in killed in the Kulgam en- JAMMU, JULY 17 municipal and rural counter on Friday, one has Interest subvention proposal being prepared been identified as a Pak- Till today morning, area. During patrolling, 1,35,590 Registrations have JAMMU RISING age to revive the economy. the Central Government police found that the istani national who was ac- tive for the last one and a been done by the candidates JAMMU, JULY 17 Earlier, the Union Gov- package. shopkeepers kept their half years. "Last night, the on JKSSB’s Online Portal, To tackle the slowdown of ernment rolled out a 20 In order to clear the back- shops open beyond the Kulgam Police had received since the commencement of economy due to COVID-19 lakh crore package under log of sales tax/VAT arrears the umbrella of ‘Atmanirb- under the relief package, the permitted time limits in the information that three online application submis- pandemic, the Administra- har Bharat Abhiyan’, Amnesty scheme has been violation of COVID-19 terrorists were hiding, the sion from 10th July, 2020 tive Council (AC) which met sharply focusing MSMEs, extended upto 31st, Octo- Kulgam police, the Army and 62,080 candidates here under the chairman- Turn to page 2 priority sectors and vulnera- ber, 2020. Whereas, the and the CRPF had cordoned of Police, Kashmir said for the past one and a half completed their online ap- ship of Lieutenant Gover- nor, G C Murmu, in a fo- ble segments. However, the date of filing of re-imburse- off the area. In the en- here. "Out of the three ter- years. He had escaped our plication submission India's COVID- process for Class IV posts.
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