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Rohingyas: a Threat to National Security www.thenorthlines.com www.epaper.northlines.com 3 DAYS’ FORECAST JAMMU Date Min Temp Max Temp Weather 10-Sep 22.0 33.0 Partly cloudy sky in the morning hours becoming generally cloudy 11-Sep 22.0 32.0 Generally cloudy sky with possibility of rain or Thunderstorm or Duststorm 12-Sep 23.0 32.0 Generally cloudy sky 3 DAYS’ FORECAST SRINAGAR 09-Sep 13.0 28.0 Partly cloudy sky 10-Sep 13.0 27.0 Generally cloudy sky with possibility of rain or Thunderstorm or Duststorm 11-Sep 13.0 26.0 Partly cloudy sky in the morning hours becoming generally cloudy sky towards afternoon or evening with possibility of rain theDeputations call on Union northlinesIntern’l Urdu conference Several shops reopen in Darjeeling Home Minister organised in Govt PG College hills, 87th day of shutdown Around 35 delegations comprising The Dept. of Urdu of Govt. P.G A large number of shops on?Saturday various social, trade, travel and .College Rajouri organised two day reopened in the Darjeeling hills, business organizations from across International Urdu conference on the braving threats and intimidation by INSIDE 4 Kashmir Valley today .... 5 title “Taraqqi pasand .... 7 the Gorkha Janmukti ... Vol No: XXII Issue No. 216 10.09.2017 (Sunday) Daily Jammu Tawi Price 3/- Pages-12 Regd. No. JK|306|2017-19 the northlines 2 HILL DISTRICT Jammu | Sunday | September 10 | 2017 JKNPP elects Chairman, President Intern'l Urdu conference NL Correspondent he is only rival Sh. Romesh elections for the post of 18 Among prominent leaders Jammu Tawi, Sep 09 organised in Govt PG College Kumar Khajuria withdrew Working Committee who addressed the from the contest in favour Member were also held, convention included Prof. Jammu and Kashmir NL Correspondent of is old University mate. but the results shall be Bhim Singh, Sh. Harsh Dev Rajouri, Sep 09 National Panthers Party Sh. Balwant Singh declared on 10th Singh, Sh. Balwant Singh today elected Chairman Mankotia was also September 2017. Mankotia, and Sh. Mohd. The Dept. of Urdu of Govt. and President of the Party declared re-elected by the Nominated members (18) Iqbal Choudhary, Sh. P.G .College Rajouri for3 years in a National returning officer, when his shall also be announced on Masood Andrabi, Sh. organised two day convention held at Gole only rival Sh. Shankar 10th September, 2017. Farooq Dar, Sh. Rajesh International Urdu Market Aquaf Ground Singh Chib withdrew in Several senior NPP leaders Padgotra, Miss Anita conference on the title Gandhi Nagar, Jammu. favour of Sh. Balwant addressed the Convention Thakur, Sh. Bansi Lal "Taraqqi pasand Urdu afsane Nearly 3000 Delegates of Singh Mankotia as a token with a strong message that Advocate, Mrs. Manju Ka Aagaz O Irtaqa" in the the participated. Election of Solidarity. Panthers Party shall fight Singh, Sh. Ashfaq Rana. premises of the college in process was completed by Both Chairman and the for reorganization of Several Resolutions were which dignitaries and the Returning Officer Mr. others. function and Dr. Shahid staff for promotion of Urdu President were elected till Jammu and Kashmir State. adopted more particularly scholars from in and outside The inaugural session of the Iqbal, DDC Rajouri was the language and literature in P.K. Ganju in presence of 23rd March 2020 as the The leaders pleaded for a for Reorganization of J&K the country participated. event held in the morning guest of honour . Prof. remote hilly border distt . of Chief Patron Prof. Bhim elections for the post of kind of Confederation of State, International Those present were Principal was chaired by Prof. Dr. Quddoos Javed , Prof. Rajouri and assured full Singh. Chairman and President J&K with establishments Resolution to reconstitute GDC Rajouri Prof . Javed Irtaza kareem Director Shahabudin from Qatar , cooperation of NCPUL for Sh. Harsh Dev Singh were held late due to some of Kashmir Ghati State, the Security Council by Ahmed Qazi along with the NCPUL, New Delhi, Prof. Rashid khan from the furtherance of this cause Former Education Minister unavoidable circumstances. Jammu Pradesh. Ladakh inducting India, to the head Dept. of Urdu Dr. M.K whereas, Dr. J.A Qazi Kashmir, Principal GDC in the days to come. was declared re-elected by Mr. P.K. Ganju Returning region should be granted Security Council as waqar , Prof. Abdul Haq Principal presided over the Mendhar Prof.Shabeer In his address Dr. J.A Qazi the returning officer, when Officer declared that union territory status. permanent member. Naemi ,Prof. Jahangir and Hussain shah , Pricipal GDC Principal of the PG college Thannamandi Prof. Shakeel Rajouri pledged to patronize Dept Botany JU celebrates Manmohan led delegation Raina , Prof M.B Magray , and support all the literary Prof. Rashid Ch., Mohd activities and events with Shafi Dar, faculty members regard to Urdu creative "The Himalayan Day '17" to visit Kashmir today and students also attended writing in region, as there is the event. enormous potential in the NL Correspondent NL Correspondent party leaders in the Migrants, Delegation of The welcome address was young writers of twin Distt. great entity directly or of water, pure air and soil in Jammu Tawi, Sep 09 Jammu Tawi, Sep 09 indirectly. India because of the presence executive meeting at 12 Kisan & Border Resident's, presented by Dr. M.K Waqar Rajouri and Poonch and Noon onwards. In the post Delegation of Erstwhile followed by a series of what they need is a platform During The Himalayan Day of Great Himalaya as a A Congress policy and "The Himalayan Day-2017" Lunch, the group shall meet Doda District, Delegation of lectures and speeches by the for exhibition of their talent. celebration an extempore boundary to the country in Planning group of J&K was observed here in different delegation of the Intellectuals Group. various literary dignitaries. A He also extended heartfelt sketch competition on north. In addition to the affairs headed by Former Department of Botany, Civil society from different The delegation shall stay at book release function was gratitude to the Director "Contribution of Himalaya contribution of Himalaya in Prime Minister Dr. setting the ecology and sections and walks of life. the guest house and next held. The books released on NCPUL, DDC Rajouri Dr. Manmohan Singh is environment of the Other than the party day morning fly back to the occasion were written by Shahid iqbal , Scholars and arriving here tomorrow, to subcontinents, Prof. Ganjoo executive, the group has Delhi. Next week the same Prof. Quddoos Javed and literary personalities from in meet different sections of said that now this is the time meeting with civil society group shall visit Kashmir to Prof. Abdul Haq Naemi. and outside the country and society during two days to own our liabilities towards and main stream opposition have similar exercise of The chief guest appreciated faculty and students to make tour. the Himalayan ecosystem. parties. interaction. the initiatives and efforts of the conference a grand The group comprises of Prof. Namrata Sharma in- They include Delegation of the principal and the college success. senior Congress Leader Dr. charge Head of the Bar Association, Delegation Department while Karan singh, Former Home of Chamber of Commerce CCI holds meet concerning introducing the speaker to Minister P. Chidambaram, & Industry, Delegation of the audience said that Dr. Leader of Opposition in Pahari, Delegation of Dogri Ganjoo is working on the Rajya Sabha Ghulam Nabi Sanstha, Delegation of Ex- underdevelopment of Jammu Himalayan Glaciers and Azad, AICC General Servicemen, Delegation of Secretary Smt. Ambika Soni SCs, STs & OBCs, migration of fauna through NL Correspondent Commerce & Industry and Tawi, the DPR and funding besides representatives of Delegation of Minority, Jammu Tawi, Sep 09 & our Liabilities" was Himalayan Corridor from every common citizen of of which was sanctioned by University of Jammu, party from Jammu, Kashmir Delegation of Women, organised in the Botanical last more than 30 years. Jammu had excepted some the Union Ministry. Jammu today. Himalaya & Ladakh in the group. The Delegation of Mainstream The Office bearers of Garden of the University Others who were present relief by through new Master That Chamber of Commerce genuinely stands for all kinds group would straightway go Opposition Parties, Chamber of Commerce & which was followed by a during the celebration were Plan which could come up as & Industry expresses serious of National Services and is to Govt. Guest House Delegation of Displaced Industry met today at popular lecture by Prof. R. Dr. Veenu Kaul, Dr. Sikander per the practical concern over the slow pace therefore part of National Canal Road and shall Persons of 1947,65 & 71, Chamber House under the K. Ganjoo, and eminent Pal, Dr Geeta and Dr. Harish requirements of the present for creation of AIIMS that Anthem. A large part of the interact with the senior Delegation of Kashmiri Presidency of Rakesh Gupta professor of Quaternary Chander Dutt. scenario but nothing such was sanctioned long time country's food and water to discuss some issues Geology and Director, happened leading to notices back and because of this directly depends on the regarding overall Institute of Glaciology, PG BBIA Delegation interacts with off and on to the people slow pace the health care is Himalaya and its products. development of Jammu Department of Geology, regarding the construction of suffering badly in Jammu. In 9 states Himalaya spread region and after serious University of Jammu. Prof. houses or business That we have been made to across 17% area of the Labour Commissioner deliberations an urgent Ganjoo spoke on "MIGHTY establishments that understand that Chamber's country, out of which 67% communication was sent to HIMALAYA: THE GAME happened in the past.
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