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Janmashtami Procession Taken out in Srinagar After Two Years JAMMU, TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2021 JAMMU RISING NEWS P-3 NEWS P-5 NEWS P-12 NATIONAL P-8 SPORT P-7 JIGER NGO Shri Mata Covid third wave Tokyo Photo of UPIAS celebrates Vaishno Devi could peak between Paralympics: National officer 'selling' October-Novem- Shrine Board Sumit Antil wins Sports Day; vegetables at stall ber; intensity introduces goes viral; know gold in javelin Celebrates expected to be Bocce Ball the truth behind with world- Foundation quarter of second game for chil- the picture record throw dren facing Day wave Price: Rs.1 | Page 12 | Vol. No.: 11 | Issue No: 203 Postal Registration No. JK-458/16-18 epaper.dailyjammurising.in RNI No: JKENG/2011/40494 BRIEF NEWS No power in world can separate Jammu and Schools in Kargil Janmashtami procession taken out in for classes 6 to 8 to Kashmir from India: Rajnath Singh open from Sept 1 Pakistan works on policy to give ‘death of thousand cuts’ to India Srinagar after two years In view of the improved NEW DELHI, AUG 30 that the Union Territory will ism adopted by the evil Covid-19 situation in the dis- Defence Minister Rajnath soon be free of terrorism. forces is slowly collapsing. Janmashtami celebrated in J&K trict, the Kargil administration Singh on Monday expressed “The strength that sepa- “The anti-India forces JAMMU RISING allowed physical classes in confidence that Jammu and have understood that they are SRINAGAR, AUG 30 schools for students of classes Kashmir will soon be free of no longer in a position to do After a gap of two years, 6 to 8 from September 1. terrorism and said “no power much in the Kashmir Valley, Kashmiri Pandits took out a The District Magistrate in the world” can separate especially after the abroga- Janmashtami procession to Kargil has issued orders on Jammu and Kashmir from tion of Article 370. I want to celebrate the birthday of Sunday for the reopening of India. assure you that no power in Lord Krishna here on Mon- schools for classes in the dis- The Minister also ex- the world can separate day. Amid tight security trict pressed concern over the se- Jammu & Kashmir from In- arrangements, the procession “Keeping in view the vari- curity of Indians in dia,” he stated. started from the Ganpatyar ous representations received Afghanistan and said India is The comments come in the temple in the Habba Kadal by this office regarding the closely watching the devel- backdrop of concerns by se- area of the city and passed subject cited above and in opments. curity experts of terrorist through Kralkhud, Barbar- view of the improved Covid- Giving a talk as a part of groups from Afghanistan en- shah before reaching the 19 situation in the district, it is Balramji Das Tandon lecture tering India, specially clock tower at the historic hereby ordered that all the series through video confer- ratist forces used to get due Jammu and Kashmir, and Lal Chowk, officials said. Turn to page 2 encing, the Minister lauded to Article 370 and 35A is tense relations with neigh- They said the procession armed forces for their efforts now nowhere to be seen,” he bours China and Pakistan. crossed over the Amirakadal Two held with to counter terror activities in said. Talking about bridge, passed through the Jammu and Kashmir for the Referring to the cross-bor- Afghanistan, Jehangir chowk and returned last seven years. der strikes on terror camps, banned 1082 Chinese Turn to page 2 to the temple. The devotees, thread rolls in Singh exuded confidence he said the model of terror- including men, women and children, danced alongside the chariot and distributed Turn to page 2 Border Security Force India logs 42,909 new COVID-19 cases, 380 deaths; Jammu Jammu and Kashmir Reports 105 Two persons have been Seizes 10 Kg Heroin active infections cross 3.76 lakh mark arrested for allegedly pos- Near International NEW DELHI, AUG 30 cases in a span of 24 hours. sessing banned 1082 Chi- New Covid-19 Cases, No Death India saw a single-day rise The ministry said that nese rolls, commonly Border In Jammu of 42,909 new COVID-19 14,19,990 COVID-19 tests known as gattu/manjha JAMMU RISING union territory, while have been reported today, According to the daily infections, which took the to- were conducted on Sunday, JAMMU RISING from Domana area here in JAMMU, AUG 30 3,19,582 patients have re- thus taking the total number Media Bulletin on novel tal tally of cases to taking the total cumulative JAMMU, AUG 30 the city outskirts on Mon- Jammu and Kashmir covered so far, the officials of positive cases in Jammu Corona virus (Covid-19), out 3,27,37,939, while active tests conducted so far in the said. and Kashmir to 325253. of 325253 positive cases, The Border Security Force day. recorded 105 fresh cases of cases registered an increase country to 52,01,46,525. The death toll in the union Moreover, 117 more 1264 are Active Positive, (BSF) Monday seized 10 kg A comprehensive and the coronavirus on Monday for the sixth consecutive day, The daily positivity rate taking the number of in- territory due to the pandemic COVID-19 patients have re- 319582 have recovered and heroin, worth crores of ru- commendable strategy was according to Union health has been recorded at 3.02 per fected people to 3,25,253, was 4,407 as no fresh death covered and discharged from 4407 have died; 2166 in pees, near the International initiated to check and book ministry data updated on cent. It is above three per while the union territory reg- was reported in the past 24 various hospitals including Jammu division and 2241 in Border in Akhnoor sector in Monday. cent after 35 days, it said. those indulging in sale of istered no fresh death due to hours. 31 from Jammu Division and Kashmir division. Jammu, a senior official said. banned killer 'gattu' (Chi- The death toll has climbed The weekly positivity rate the virus in the past 24 hours, Meanwhile, the officials 86 from Kashmir Division. The Bulletin further said The Inspector General of to 4,38,210 with 380 fresh fa- has been recorded at 2.41 per nese kite flying thread) in officials said. said, there were 44 con- Besides this, 65.86 percent that out of 13326639 test re- BSF, Jammu frontier, NS talities, according to the data cent. It has been below three Turn to page 2 Of the fresh cases, 30 were firmed cases of Mucormyco- of population above the age sults available, 13001386 Jamwal said the forces con- updated at 8 am. per cent for the last 66 days, from the Jammu division and sis (black fungus) in the of 18 years has been vacci- samples have been tested as duct operations based on reg- The number of active according to the health min- J&K: Scooty rider 75 from the Kashmir divi- union territory as no fresh nated across the Jammu and negative till today. ular tip-offs and the seizure cases has increased to istry. killed, trucker arrested sion of the union territory, case was reported since Sun- Kashmir. Till date 3215413 persons was result of such efforts. 3,76,324 and comprise 1.15 The number of people who the officials said. day evening. The Bulletin also informs have been enlisted for obser- “Troops were on vigil per cent of the total infec- have recuperated from the in Kathua They said Srinagar district The Government on Mon- that no new case of Mu- vation which included 7471 round the clock and this tions. The national COVID- disease has increased to A scooty rider was killed recorded the highest number day informed that 105 new cormycosis has been re- persons in home quarantine seizure is the result of their 19 recovery rate has been 3,19,23,405, while the case when hit by a truck in Haria of 48 cases, followed by 14 positive cases of novel ported today, thus the total including facilities operated efforts,” he said. recorded at 97.51 per cent, fatality rate stands at 1.34 per Chak area of Rajbagh in cases in Doda district. Corona virus (COVID-19), number of confirmed cases by government, 1264 in iso- The consignment was the health ministry said. cent, the data stated. Kathua district of Jammu The number of active 30 from Jammu division and remains 44 in the UT of lation and 459184 in home found hidden in “Sarkanda” It said active cases in the Cumulatively, 63.43 crore and Kashmir. cases rose to 1,264 in the 75 from Kashmir division, J&K. Turn to page 2 Turn to page 2 country increased by 7,766 Turn to page 2 In-charge Police Post, Haria Chak, Jarnail Singh, said that on Monday Lok Sabha Speaker meets representatives of local bodies in Anantnag morning, one truck hit the J&K: Infiltration bid along LoC foiled scooty rider from behind NEW DELHI,AUG 30 tives to work towards fulfill- near Border Road at Haria Lok Sabha Speaker Shri ment of hopes and aspira- Chak. Om Birla, who arrived in Sri- tions of the people. in Poonch, one terrorist killed The scooty rider (60), nagar on 29 August 2021, Mentioning that decentral- met with the representatives isation of power is the key to JAMMU RISING Turn to page 2 of District Development success of democracy and JAMMU, AUG 30 Council (DDC), Block De- development, Shri Birla A terrorist was killed as J&K police cracks velopment Council (BDC) called for greater coordina- Army troops foiled an infil- and Sarpanchas of Panchay- tion among administration tration attempt along the murder case of teacher; ati Raj Institutions of Anant- and Panchayati Raj Institu- Line of Control (LoC) in nag District and other nearby tions so that the fruits of de- Jammu and Kashmir’s arrests husband, areas at Pahalgam today.
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