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Jammu and Kashmir Administration Transfers 230 Bureaucrats
In a major reshuffle, the Jammu and Kashmir administration has transferred 230 bureaucrats, including two IAS and IFS officers, officials said on Thursday
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Bureaucrat, Ex JNU Leader's U-Turn On Article 370 Challenge
IAS officer Shah Faesal and former student leader Shehla Rashid Shora have withdrawn petitions they filed before Supreme Court challenging the scrapping of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir in 2019.
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Bureaucrat Shares Photo Of Himalayan Brown Bears Eating Trash Left By Tourists, Internet Furious
Mr Kaswan also shared the link to the study by the Wildlife SOS and Jammu & Kashmir Wildlife Department.
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On Rishi Sunak's Appointment As UK PM, Bureaucrat Shah Faesal Takes A Dig At Pakistan
Shah Faesal is the first UPSC topper from Jammu and Kashmir. He came into the limelight for the first time after topping the Civil Services Exam.
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Jammu And Kashmir Suffering Climate Change, Official Cites Alarming Data
Almost every year due to untimely rainfall, paddy in Jammu and apple in Kashmir suffer huge losses, says top bureaucrat
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"Abuse Of Sedition, Anti-Terror Laws": Ex-Judges, Bureaucrats On Jammu And Kashmir
The situation for civilians in Jammu and Kashmir has taken a "new turn for the worse" under the Lieutenant Governor's rule with activists and journalists targeted with sedition and anti-terror laws such as the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and
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Arrest Of Kashmiri Activist Result Of "Unbridled" Bureaucratic Powers: Omar Abdullah
National Conference vice president Omar Abdullah on Tuesday said the arrest of a Kashmiri political activist over his remarks that he has more expectations from local officials rather than those from outside is the result of "unbridled" bureaucratic
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President Kovind, PM, Others Pay Tribute To Former J&K Governor Jagmohan
Former Jammu and Kashmir governor Jagmohan died on Monday. Jagmohan had started his career as a bureaucrat and was seen by many as a tough and efficient administrator.
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J&K Bureaucrats In Quarantine After Top Official Tests Positive For Coronavirus
Many top bureaucrats of Jammu and Kashmir have been quarantined after a senior officer tested positive for coronavirus. Dheeraj Gupta, Principal Secretary in the Union Territory's Urban Development Department, has tested positive after he held series of meetings with senior government officers including the Chief Secretary of Jammu and Kashmir.
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CBI Raids Ex-Officers In J&K For Allegedly Issuing 2 Lakh Arms Licence
In the first massive operation by the Central Bureau of Investigation since Jammu and Kashmir was divided into two union territories, several bureaucrats were raided today across 13 locations in Srinagar, Jammu, Gurgaon, Noida in the arms license case.
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Most Of Jammu And Kashmir Free Of Restrictions, Says Top Bureaucrat
Over 90 per cent of the Kashmir valley was free of daytime restrictions on Monday as authorities eased curbs at 92 police stations amid improving situation, officials said today.
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"Shouldn't Kashmir Affect You?": Kannan Gopinathan On Why He Quit IAS
Former Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer Kannan Gopinathan today rejected the centre's claim that the ongoing clampdown on Kashmir is meant to prevent deaths due to violent reprisals, saying that life holds no meaning to a human being without the right to liberty.
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Petition Against Shah Faesal's Detention Filed In Delhi High Court
A petition was filed in the Delhi High Court on Monday alleging that former bureaucrat Shah Faesal was illegally detained at the IGI Airport on August 14.
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J&K Celebrates "Incident-Free" Independence Day: Top Bureaucrat
Independence Day celebrations across the sensitive Jammu and Kashmir region were held peacefully and without incident, Jammu and Kashmir Principal Secretary Rohit Kansal said on Thursday.
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Hopeful Of "Grand" Independence Day Celebrations In J&K: Top Bureaucrat
The Jammu and Kashmir administration on Tuesday said it is hopeful of further relaxations in the security clampdown after the dress rehearsal for the August 15 Independence Day celebrations conclude in various districts.
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Jammu and Kashmir Administration Transfers 230 Bureaucrats
In a major reshuffle, the Jammu and Kashmir administration has transferred 230 bureaucrats, including two IAS and IFS officers, officials said on Thursday
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Bureaucrat, Ex JNU Leader's U-Turn On Article 370 Challenge
IAS officer Shah Faesal and former student leader Shehla Rashid Shora have withdrawn petitions they filed before Supreme Court challenging the scrapping of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir in 2019.
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Bureaucrat Shares Photo Of Himalayan Brown Bears Eating Trash Left By Tourists, Internet Furious
Mr Kaswan also shared the link to the study by the Wildlife SOS and Jammu & Kashmir Wildlife Department.
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On Rishi Sunak's Appointment As UK PM, Bureaucrat Shah Faesal Takes A Dig At Pakistan
Shah Faesal is the first UPSC topper from Jammu and Kashmir. He came into the limelight for the first time after topping the Civil Services Exam.
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Jammu And Kashmir Suffering Climate Change, Official Cites Alarming Data
Almost every year due to untimely rainfall, paddy in Jammu and apple in Kashmir suffer huge losses, says top bureaucrat
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"Abuse Of Sedition, Anti-Terror Laws": Ex-Judges, Bureaucrats On Jammu And Kashmir
The situation for civilians in Jammu and Kashmir has taken a "new turn for the worse" under the Lieutenant Governor's rule with activists and journalists targeted with sedition and anti-terror laws such as the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and
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Arrest Of Kashmiri Activist Result Of "Unbridled" Bureaucratic Powers: Omar Abdullah
National Conference vice president Omar Abdullah on Tuesday said the arrest of a Kashmiri political activist over his remarks that he has more expectations from local officials rather than those from outside is the result of "unbridled" bureaucratic
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President Kovind, PM, Others Pay Tribute To Former J&K Governor Jagmohan
Former Jammu and Kashmir governor Jagmohan died on Monday. Jagmohan had started his career as a bureaucrat and was seen by many as a tough and efficient administrator.
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J&K Bureaucrats In Quarantine After Top Official Tests Positive For Coronavirus
Many top bureaucrats of Jammu and Kashmir have been quarantined after a senior officer tested positive for coronavirus. Dheeraj Gupta, Principal Secretary in the Union Territory's Urban Development Department, has tested positive after he held series of meetings with senior government officers including the Chief Secretary of Jammu and Kashmir.
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CBI Raids Ex-Officers In J&K For Allegedly Issuing 2 Lakh Arms Licence
In the first massive operation by the Central Bureau of Investigation since Jammu and Kashmir was divided into two union territories, several bureaucrats were raided today across 13 locations in Srinagar, Jammu, Gurgaon, Noida in the arms license case.
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Most Of Jammu And Kashmir Free Of Restrictions, Says Top Bureaucrat
Over 90 per cent of the Kashmir valley was free of daytime restrictions on Monday as authorities eased curbs at 92 police stations amid improving situation, officials said today.
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"Shouldn't Kashmir Affect You?": Kannan Gopinathan On Why He Quit IAS
Former Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer Kannan Gopinathan today rejected the centre's claim that the ongoing clampdown on Kashmir is meant to prevent deaths due to violent reprisals, saying that life holds no meaning to a human being without the right to liberty.
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Petition Against Shah Faesal's Detention Filed In Delhi High Court
A petition was filed in the Delhi High Court on Monday alleging that former bureaucrat Shah Faesal was illegally detained at the IGI Airport on August 14.
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J&K Celebrates "Incident-Free" Independence Day: Top Bureaucrat
Independence Day celebrations across the sensitive Jammu and Kashmir region were held peacefully and without incident, Jammu and Kashmir Principal Secretary Rohit Kansal said on Thursday.
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Hopeful Of "Grand" Independence Day Celebrations In J&K: Top Bureaucrat
The Jammu and Kashmir administration on Tuesday said it is hopeful of further relaxations in the security clampdown after the dress rehearsal for the August 15 Independence Day celebrations conclude in various districts.
