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Page1.Qxd (Page 3) MONDAY, JULY 31, 2017 (PAGE 4) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU From page 1 Pak to elect new PM tomorrow JKSPDC soft-paddling on submission of GST has transformed economy: PM House of Parliament, on tor Gen Pervez Musharraf’s time, EIA report for both stages of Kirthai HEP of India and marks a “historic make a rule for myself. I don't achievement”. know whether I will be able to Tuesday at 3:00 PM to elect the politician Chaudhry Shujaat Committee has made it clear Government is coming up with He said it was not only a tax do it or not," he added. new leader of the house. Hussain was appointed as an that in case the JKSPDC fails statements after regular inter- reform but “is a measure that He also referred to the Separately, the National interim Prime Minister until to submit the Environment vals mentioning that enough lends strength to the new culture upcoming season of festivals Assembly Secretariat has Shaukat Aziz, who was nominat- Impact Assessment and focus is being laid on making of honesty. In a way it is cam- like Raksha Bandhan, Janam announced schedule for election ed by Musharraf, got elected by Environment Management J&K self-reliant in power sec- paign for cultural improve- Ashtami, Ganesh Chaturthi and of the new prime minister. the ruling Pakistan Muslim Plan report within the extend- tor and on the other side such ment.” Diwali and urged the people to According to a notification, League Quaid-e-Azam (PMLQ). ed period, the project propo- a dilly-dallying approach is The prime minister said the use the items made by the poor nomination papers can be Opposition parties including nent (JKSPDC) will have to being adopted towards vital magnitude of the exercise is an people of the country as it obtained from the office of the Pakistan People Party (PPP) of apply afresh for scoping clear- exercise without which no example in itself and will surely relates to their economic Secretary National Assembly Asif Ali Zardari and Pakistan ance”, sources informed, progress can be made towards be studied by the world. empowerment. from 3:00 PM on Friday. Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) of Imran adding “the Expert Appraisal construction of project”, Modi said the people from "Our festivals are not only The papers will be received Khan are having consultation to Committee has conveyed seri- sources remarked. the North East, far off mountains for celebrations. Our festivals till 2:00 PM tomorrow and the bring a joint opposition candidate ous concern to JKSPDC over It is pertinent to mention and those living in the jungles are also an instrument of societal Speaker National Assembly will with the help of smaller parties. the dilly-dallying approach in here that total land requirement Two AK rifles recovered from slain militants at Pulwama on have written letters, saying that improvement. Also, it has direct scrutinize the papers at 3:00 PM Abbasi is a veteran party completion of this mandatory for Kirthai Stage-I is about 290 Sunday. initially there were fears but as relation to the economic condi- the same day and announce the worker and hails from the famous exercise despite lapse of four hectares out of which 160 they started understanding the tion of the poor people," Modi list of final candidates. hill resort of Murree which is part years”. hectares is forestland, 50 2 Hizb militants killed in Pulwama GST, it became easy and busi- said. Pakistan Muslim League- of Rawalpindi district in Punjab According to the sources, the hectares is private land and 80 ness became easier. "This is the time when the Nawaz (PML-N) has nominated province. draft EIA/EMP report was sub- hectares is revenue land. Total the terrorists fired at the troops The militants have been “And the biggest thing is that poor people get an opportunity Shahid Khaqan Abbasi as Prime His father Mohammad mitted to Jammu and Kashmir submergence is 210 hectares, from a house. Our troops took identified as Shariq Ahmad of the trust of customers in traders to make an earning," he said. Minister for now but later he Khaqan Abbasi was a Minister in State Pollution Control Board by out of which 160 hectares is positions and fired back and the Gulzarpur Awantipore and has started going up,” the prime Giving the example of would make way for Shehbaz the 1980s and was killed on April JKSPDC on April 7, 2017 but forestland. The estimated cost of terrorists were asked to surren- Showkat Ahmed alias Shabir minister said. Diwali, he said the people Sharif as Prime Minister. 10, 1988 when his car was hit by till date no date for public hear- Stage-I has been worked out at der. They refused to surrender of Mehand Anantnag. They “I am seeing how GST has should use environment-friendly Pakistan has seen such a missile after Ojhri Camp arms ing has been fixed. “Generally, Rs 3126.59 crore. and fired heavily on the troops had joined militant ranks this impacted upon the transport and 'diyas' (small oil lamps) only. arrangements in the past too. depot disaster in Rawalpindi. completion of public hearing Similarly, total land require- and our troops retaliated during year only. logistics sector, how the move- Such things, he said, will During former military dicta- (PTI) process on draft EIA/EMP ment for Kirthai Stage-II is which these two terrorists tried Soon after the news of the ment of trucks has increased, give work to the poor people and report takes 5 to 6 months and if 416.25 hectares, out of which to flee from the house. The two killing of militants spread in how their travel time has help in their empowerment. NIA raids house, office of dilly-dallying approach is not 227.25 hectare is forestland, 149 terrorists were killed by the fir- the area, the area onserved shut decreased, how highways have Modi said extensive relief is brought to an end immediately hectare is private land and 40 ing on the search party. We down and protests broke out. become clutter-free. being provided to the flood-hit Jammu-based Hurriyat leader there are grim chances of com- hectare is Government land. recovered an INSAS and SLR People tried to reach to the “With the increase in the States and crop insurance Geelani’s elder son, for the moderate Hurriyat pletion of mandatory exercise Total submergence is 331 rifle from their possession", he encounter site and pelted speed of trucks, pollution has companies have been asked to Nayeem, who was asked to pres- Conference led by Mirwaiz within the period of final oppor- hectares, out of which 155 said. stones on security forces who also reduced. Delivery of goods be pro-active in settlement of ent himself at the agency’s head- Umar Farooq, Mehrajuddin tunity”, they added. hectares is forestland. The esti- Brigadier Singh described retaliated with aerial firing and has also been speeded up. claims of the affected farmers. quarters in New Delhi tomor- Kalwal, Nayeem Khan (of the “It is a matter of serious mated cost of Stage-II is Rs the operation as very smooth. tear smoke. Over a dozen Besides making life easier, it He said the situation in row, has been admitted to a hos- Hurriyat’s Geelani faction) and concern that on one side the 6087.48 crore. "This was a very clean opera- youth were injured one among pital in Srinagar after he com- Farooq Ahmed Dar alias ‘Bitta tion during which we didn't them is critical as a bullet hit also strengthens the economic flood-affected States including plained of chest pain, sources Karate’ have also been arrested. 1,372 yatris perform darshan face any stone pelting as it him in the chest. He was iden- progress,” he said. Assam, Gujarat, Rajasthan and said. All of them have been remanded used to be", he added. tified as Asif Ahmad of Ahead of the 70th West Bengal is being fully mon- and the Shrine Board, State pay obeisance at Durga Nag tem- Nayeem, a surgeon, had in 10 days NIA custody. The Army officer said that Lassipora Pulwama. He has Independence Day, Modi itored and several agencies like Government as well as the phil- ple, Srinagar, Shiv Temple, returned from Pakistan in 2010 The NIA had registered the the situation for the last two been shifted to District invoked the Quit India the Army, the IAF, the National anthropist organizations have Pampore, Awantipora, Shiv after spending 11 years and is case on May 30, accusing sepa- Movement and exhorted the Disaster Response Force made elaborate arrangements for Temple Bijbehara, Nagbal months is improving in South Hospital Pulwama. considered Geelani’s heir appar- ratist and secessionist leaders of countrymen to use the same (NDRF) and paramilitary forces pilgrims enroute to holy cave. Anantnag, Tirath Raj Mattan, Kashmir. "For last two months, The district administration ent. being in cahoots with terrorist spirit to expel problems of are engaged in rescue and relief The spokesman said the Ganesh temple Ganeshpora, with there has been improvement in immediately suspended the Nayeem was to be ques- groups. communalism, casteism, cor- operations majority of pilgrims who per- night halt at Pahalgam, the situation due to the cooper- internet services in entire tioned in connection with the The case was registered over ruption, terrorism, poverty Wherever possible, Union formed the darshan at cave Chandanwari, Sheshnag and ation of the people. The inci- Pulwama district to prevent the terror funding case which has raising, receiving and collecting and dirt from the country by Ministers are visiting the affect- shrine during last one month Panchtarni before reaching to dents of stone pelting have also spreading of rumors and mobi- named Hafiz Saeed, leader of funds through various illegal 2022.
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