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दु:खद समाचार...आज सुबह रामनगर के बस अड्डे में ट्रक और मोटरसाइकिल के बीच टक्कर हो गई थी जिसकी वजह से एक 17 वर्षीय युवक घायल हो गया था घायल युवक को तुरंत उप जिला अस्पताल में ले जाया गया यहां पर प्राथमिक उपचार देने के बाद उसकी गंभीर हालत को देखते हुए उसे जीएमसी उधमपुर में रेफर कर दिया गया लेकिन रास्ते में ही उसकी दुखद मौत हो गई मृतक की पहचान रिंकू शर्मा पुत्र रामलाल के रूप में हुई है ईश्वर उन्हें अपने श्री चरणों में स्थान दें और उनके परिवार को यह सदमा लगाने की शक्ति दे🙏🙏😭ओम शांति ओम😭🙏🙏

दु:खद समाचार...आज सुबह रामनगर के बस अड्डे में ट्रक और मोटरसाइकिल के बीच टक्कर हो गई थी जिसकी वजह से एक 17 वर्षीय युवक घायल हो गया था घायल युवक को तुरंत उप जिला अस्पताल में ले जाया गया यहां पर प्राथमिक उपचार देने के बाद उसकी गंभीर हालत को देखते हुए उसे जीएमसी उधमपुर में रेफर कर दिया गया लेकिन रास्ते में ही उसकी दुखद मौत हो गई मृतक की पहचान रिंकू शर्मा पुत्र रामलाल के रूप में हुई है ईश्वर उन्हें अपने श्री चरणों में स्थान दें और उनके परिवार को यह सदमा लगाने की शक्ति दे🙏🙏😭ओम शांति ओम😭🙏🙏

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Lieutenant Governor lays foundation stone for construction of new homes for families affected due to recent natural calamities in Ramban and UdhampurConstruction of completely damaged 189 homes in Ramban and 341 homes in Udhampur will be undertaken free of cost with assistance from HRDS IndiaLieutenant Governor expresses gratitude to HRDS-India for the noble initiative to shape the better future of flood-affected familiesThe new homes will foster stability in the lives of flood-affected families and contribute to overall development of society: LGI will personally ensure that every poor affected family has a roof over their heads: LG SinhaIt is our commitment to eliminate social imbalances and disparities to ensure social and economic justice and secure the future of J&K UT: LGAfter 2019, we have worked with new energy to give impetus to the making of a new J&K UT: LG SinhaA strong foundation has been laid in past 5 years and keeping sustainable development and individual growth paramount, we are committed to fulfil the hopes and aspirations of the people: LG SinhaWith the strong will power, we have built a new J&K UT which takes pride in the glory of ancient culture and enjoys the modern infrastructure of 21st century. We have built a J&K, which provides adequate facilities and new opportunities to poor, tribals, farmers, women and youth: LGJAMMU, NOVEMBER 29: Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha on Saturday laid the foundation stone for construction of new homes for families who were affected by recent natural calamities in Ramban and Udhampur.189 completely damaged homes in Ramban will be constructed at a cost of Rs 18 crore. In Udhampur, 341 fully damaged homes will be constructed at a cost of Rs. 34 crore. The construction cost of these new three-bedroom prefabricated Smart Homes for the affected families will be borne by the High-range Rural Development Society (HRDS India).Addressing the gathering, the Lieutenant Governor expressed gratitude to HRDS-India for the noble initiative to shape the better future of flood-affected families. He directed the district administration for inclusion of all the genuine beneficiaries.“I will personally ensure that every poor affected family has a roof over their heads,” the Lieutenant Governor said. In the first phase, a total of 1,500 homes will be built across the Union Territory for families affected by recent natural calamities and unprovoked Pakistani shelling during Operation Sindoor. Construction to be completed within six months from the start of the foundation work. Specific techniques will be used to build comfortable, stronger and more resilient pre-fabricated homes.HRDS-India will provide free life insurance coverage to all family members for the next 15 years. HRDS-India will also provide free health checkups to all family members every year. The houses will include specific facilities like cowsheds. HRDS-India will also cover maintenance for the next 5 years. Massive coverage of beneficiaries who were affected during Operation Sindoor and natural calamity make this initiative historic in scale.The Lieutenant Governor also commended the district administration, police, army, CAPFs, Disaster Response forces, emergency responders, Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board, J&K Bank, civil society members, volunteers and everyone involved in the relief and rescue operations.The Lieutenant Governor reaffirmed the commitment of the UT administration, under the guidance of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, to eliminate social imbalances and disparities to ensure social and economic justice and secure the future of Union Territory of Jammu Kashmir.He stated after 2019, we have worked with new energy to give impetus to the making of a new J&K UT.“A strong foundation has been laid in past 5 years and keeping sustainable development and individual growth paramount, we are committed to fulfil the hopes and aspirations of the people.With the strong will power, we have built a new J&K UT which takes pride in the glory of ancient culture and enjoys the modern infrastructure of 21st century. We have built a J&K, which provides adequate facilities and new opportunities to poor, tribals, farmers, women and youth,” the Lieutenant Governor said. The Lieutenant Governor also shared the transformative and speedy development of Ramban and Udhampur over the past five years, underscoring the administration's commitment to equitable growth."Our effort was to ensure that the benefits of development reach the last mile. Infrastructure projects were completed at a faster speed and schemes were implemented to integrate all sections of society into the mainstream of development,” the Lieutenant Governor said.He also highlighted that the Government of India has allocated Rs 355 Crore to Ramban and Rs 328.51 crore to Udhampur under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY-4). This substantial allocation is earmarked for the completion of critical road projects to connect the unconnected habitations.13 Next of Kins (NoKs) of terror victims in Ramban were provided government jobs. The remaining eligible families will receive their appointments soon, he further said.Ms Saritha P. Menon, Administrator, HRDS India; Shri Ramesh Kumar, Divisional Commissioner, Jammu; Shri Shridhar Patil, DIG, Doda-Kishtwar-Ramban Range; Ms Saloni Rai, Deputy Commissioner Udhampur; Shri Mohammad Alyas Khan, Deputy Commissioner, Ramban, senior officials of police and civil administration, prominent citizens and people from all walks of life attended the foundation stone laying ceremony in both the districts.Shri Lal Chand, Chairman, District Development Council, Udhampur; and representatives of various social and political organisations were also present.

Lieutenant Governor lays foundation stone for construction of new homes for families affected due to recent natural calamities in Ramban and UdhampurConstruction of completely damaged 189 homes in Ramban and 341 homes in Udhampur will be undertaken free of cost with assistance from HRDS IndiaLieutenant Governor expresses gratitude to HRDS-India for the noble initiative to shape the better future of flood-affected familiesThe new homes will foster stability in the lives of flood-affected families and contribute to overall development of society: LGI will personally ensure that every poor affected family has a roof over their heads: LG SinhaIt is our commitment to eliminate social imbalances and disparities to ensure social and economic justice and secure the future of J&K UT: LGAfter 2019, we have worked with new energy to give impetus to the making of a new J&K UT: LG SinhaA strong foundation has been laid in past 5 years and keeping sustainable development and individual growth paramount, we are committed to fulfil the hopes and aspirations of the people: LG SinhaWith the strong will power, we have built a new J&K UT which takes pride in the glory of ancient culture and enjoys the modern infrastructure of 21st century. We have built a J&K, which provides adequate facilities and new opportunities to poor, tribals, farmers, women and youth: LGJAMMU, NOVEMBER 29: Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha on Saturday laid the foundation stone for construction of new homes for families who were affected by recent natural calamities in Ramban and Udhampur.189 completely damaged homes in Ramban will be constructed at a cost of Rs 18 crore. In Udhampur, 341 fully damaged homes will be constructed at a cost of Rs. 34 crore. The construction cost of these new three-bedroom prefabricated Smart Homes for the affected families will be borne by the High-range Rural Development Society (HRDS India).Addressing the gathering, the Lieutenant Governor expressed gratitude to HRDS-India for the noble initiative to shape the better future of flood-affected families. He directed the district administration for inclusion of all the genuine beneficiaries.“I will personally ensure that every poor affected family has a roof over their heads,” the Lieutenant Governor said. In the first phase, a total of 1,500 homes will be built across the Union Territory for families affected by recent natural calamities and unprovoked Pakistani shelling during Operation Sindoor. Construction to be completed within six months from the start of the foundation work. Specific techniques will be used to build comfortable, stronger and more resilient pre-fabricated homes.HRDS-India will provide free life insurance coverage to all family members for the next 15 years. HRDS-India will also provide free health checkups to all family members every year. The houses will include specific facilities like cowsheds. HRDS-India will also cover maintenance for the next 5 years. Massive coverage of beneficiaries who were affected during Operation Sindoor and natural calamity make this initiative historic in scale.The Lieutenant Governor also commended the district administration, police, army, CAPFs, Disaster Response forces, emergency responders, Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board, J&K Bank, civil society members, volunteers and everyone involved in the relief and rescue operations.The Lieutenant Governor reaffirmed the commitment of the UT administration, under the guidance of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, to eliminate social imbalances and disparities to ensure social and economic justice and secure the future of Union Territory of Jammu Kashmir.He stated after 2019, we have worked with new energy to give impetus to the making of a new J&K UT.“A strong foundation has been laid in past 5 years and keeping sustainable development and individual growth paramount, we are committed to fulfil the hopes and aspirations of the people.With the strong will power, we have built a new J&K UT which takes pride in the glory of ancient culture and enjoys the modern infrastructure of 21st century. We have built a J&K, which provides adequate facilities and new opportunities to poor, tribals, farmers, women and youth,” the Lieutenant Governor said. The Lieutenant Governor also shared the transformative and speedy development of Ramban and Udhampur over the past five years, underscoring the administration's commitment to equitable growth."Our effort was to ensure that the benefits of development reach the last mile. Infrastructure projects were completed at a faster speed and schemes were implemented to integrate all sections of society into the mainstream of development,” the Lieutenant Governor said.He also highlighted that the Government of India has allocated Rs 355 Crore to Ramban and Rs 328.51 crore to Udhampur under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY-4). This substantial allocation is earmarked for the completion of critical road projects to connect the unconnected habitations.13 Next of Kins (NoKs) of terror victims in Ramban were provided government jobs. The remaining eligible families will receive their appointments soon, he further said.Ms Saritha P. Menon, Administrator, HRDS India; Shri Ramesh Kumar, Divisional Commissioner, Jammu; Shri Shridhar Patil, DIG, Doda-Kishtwar-Ramban Range; Ms Saloni Rai, Deputy Commissioner Udhampur; Shri Mohammad Alyas Khan, Deputy Commissioner, Ramban, senior officials of police and civil administration, prominent citizens and people from all walks of life attended the foundation stone laying ceremony in both the districts.Shri Lal Chand, Chairman, District Development Council, Udhampur; and representatives of various social and political organisations were also present.

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*Jammu & Kashmir Police in the Jammu District organizes farewell function for retiring officers*Jammu,29.11.2025Jammu & Kashmir Police in Jammu District today on 29.11.2025 organised a farewell function to accord a warm send-off to officers/officials,including 03 Sub-inspectors rank officers who superannuated from their active services in Jammu.Sub-inspectors who attained supranation today have rendered services of 36 to 37 years.On attaining the age of superannuation,retirees were given a warm send-off by all ranks of Jammu Police. On their retirement,a simple but impressive farewell party was organized at DPL Jammu.*Speaking on the occasion, SP headquarters Jammu* appreciated the work and dedication of the retiree officers towards their duties. He extended good wishes and healthy post-retirement life to them. He also presented gifts to retirees as a token of love and respect for their exceptional services spanning over more than three decades. *DySP DAR Jammu* and other police officers/officials were also present on the occasion. They also acknowledged the contribution of the outgoing officer/official and conveyed their best wishes to them for post-retirement life

*Jammu & Kashmir Police in the Jammu District organizes farewell function for retiring officers*Jammu,29.11.2025Jammu & Kashmir Police in Jammu District today on 29.11.2025 organised a farewell function to accord a warm send-off to officers/officials,including 03 Sub-inspectors rank officers who superannuated from their active services in Jammu.Sub-inspectors who attained supranation today have rendered services of 36 to 37 years.On attaining the age of superannuation,retirees were given a warm send-off by all ranks of Jammu Police. On their retirement,a simple but impressive farewell party was organized at DPL Jammu.*Speaking on the occasion, SP headquarters Jammu* appreciated the work and dedication of the retiree officers towards their duties. He extended good wishes and healthy post-retirement life to them. He also presented gifts to retirees as a token of love and respect for their exceptional services spanning over more than three decades. *DySP DAR Jammu* and other police officers/officials were also present on the occasion. They also acknowledged the contribution of the outgoing officer/official and conveyed their best wishes to them for post-retirement life

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#PeopleFirst#UdhampurPolice#DrugsFreeUdhampur*Inter-State Drug Peddler arrested with Poppy Straw at Chenani by Udhampur Police*Udhampur, Nov 28:Police team of PS Chenani led by its SHO while performing routine traffic checking at Nakka Motor Shed, NHW Chenani. A black Swift Dzire (PB 32 K 0399) coming from Srinagar towards Udhampur was stopped for checking. The driver identified himself as *Bikram Singh S/o Jaipal, R/o Phirni Majra, Tehsil Balachaur, District Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar, Punjab.*During the search of the vehicle, two plastic bags containing a total of 27.05 kg of poppy straw were recovered from the vehicle.The driver failed to provide any satisfactory explanation for the possession of the contraband.Consequently, FIR No. 124/2025 U/S 8/15 NDPS Act has been registered at Police Station Chenani. Further investigation is in progress.

#PeopleFirst#UdhampurPolice#DrugsFreeUdhampur*Inter-State Drug Peddler arrested with Poppy Straw at Chenani by Udhampur Police*Udhampur, Nov 28:Police team of PS Chenani led by its SHO while performing routine traffic checking at Nakka Motor Shed, NHW Chenani. A black Swift Dzire (PB 32 K 0399) coming from Srinagar towards Udhampur was stopped for checking. The driver identified himself as *Bikram Singh S/o Jaipal, R/o Phirni Majra, Tehsil Balachaur, District Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar, Punjab.*During the search of the vehicle, two plastic bags containing a total of 27.05 kg of poppy straw were recovered from the vehicle.The driver failed to provide any satisfactory explanation for the possession of the contraband.Consequently, FIR No. 124/2025 U/S 8/15 NDPS Act has been registered at Police Station Chenani. Further investigation is in progress.

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J&K Police, Army, and CRPF conducted a joint operation and dismantled a JeM hideout in Awantipora, Pulwama today. One associate, Nazir Ahmad Ganai, was apprehended. Recovered items include 2 hand grenades, a detonator, and explosive material. The operation was based on specific intelligence.

J&K Police, Army, and CRPF conducted a joint operation and dismantled a JeM hideout in Awantipora, Pulwama today. One associate, Nazir Ahmad Ganai, was apprehended. Recovered items include 2 hand grenades, a detonator, and explosive material. The operation was based on specific intelligence.

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Reschedule - Tentative date of Written Test for various Non-Teaching postsadvertised vide Employment Notification No.33 dated 28.01.2025 andEmployment Notification No. 34 dated 24.10.2025-Reg

Reschedule - Tentative date of Written Test for various Non-Teaching postsadvertised vide Employment Notification No.33 dated 28.01.2025 andEmployment Notification No. 34 dated 24.10.2025-Reg

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House of Jammu-Based Journalist Arfaz Daing Demolished by Jammu Development Authority.

House of Jammu-Based Journalist Arfaz Daing Demolished by Jammu Development Authority.

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Interview notice for the posts of Assistant Professor Accountancy and Taxation, Cost Accounting in Higher Education Department

Interview notice for the posts of Assistant Professor Accountancy and Taxation, Cost Accounting in Higher Education Department

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🇮🇳 Celebrating 76 Years of the Indian Constitution 📜Today, November 26, marks a pivotal moment in our nation's history. It is Constitution Day (Samvidhan Diwas), the day we adopted the soul of our democracy.⏳ A Journey of 76 YearsOn this day in 1949, the Constituent Assembly of India formally adopted the Constitution of India. While it came into full effect on January 26, 1950 (Republic Day), today marks exactly 76 years since the document was finalized and accepted.🖊️ The History Behind the MasterpieceThe journey to create this guiding document was not easy. It stands as a testament to the hard work and vision of our founding fathers. * The Architect: Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, the Chairman of the Drafting Committee, played a crucial role in shaping the Constitution. * The Timeline: It took precisely 2 years, 11 months, and 18 days to draft this monumental document. * The Scale: It is the longest written constitution of any sovereign country in the world. * Handcrafted: The original Constitution was not printed or typed; it was handwritten by Prem Behari Narain Raizada in flowing Italic style.🤝 Our Duty TodayOur Constitution is not just a legal document; it is a vehicle of life and the spirit of our nation. It guarantees us Justice, Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity.As we celebrate 76 years of this historic adoption, let us not only remember our Rights but also commit ourselves to our Fundamental Duties towards the nation.Happy Constitution Day to every Indian! 🇮🇳#ConstitutionDay2025 #SamvidhanDiwas #IndianConstitution #76Years #DrAmbedkar #JaiHind #IndianHistory #Democracy #India

🇮🇳 Celebrating 76 Years of the Indian Constitution 📜Today, November 26, marks a pivotal moment in our nation's history. It is Constitution Day (Samvidhan Diwas), the day we adopted the soul of our democracy.⏳ A Journey of 76 YearsOn this day in 1949, the Constituent Assembly of India formally adopted the Constitution of India. While it came into full effect on January 26, 1950 (Republic Day), today marks exactly 76 years since the document was finalized and accepted.🖊️ The History Behind the MasterpieceThe journey to create this guiding document was not easy. It stands as a testament to the hard work and vision of our founding fathers. * The Architect: Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, the Chairman of the Drafting Committee, played a crucial role in shaping the Constitution. * The Timeline: It took precisely 2 years, 11 months, and 18 days to draft this monumental document. * The Scale: It is the longest written constitution of any sovereign country in the world. * Handcrafted: The original Constitution was not printed or typed; it was handwritten by Prem Behari Narain Raizada in flowing Italic style.🤝 Our Duty TodayOur Constitution is not just a legal document; it is a vehicle of life and the spirit of our nation. It guarantees us Justice, Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity.As we celebrate 76 years of this historic adoption, let us not only remember our Rights but also commit ourselves to our Fundamental Duties towards the nation.Happy Constitution Day to every Indian! 🇮🇳#ConstitutionDay2025 #SamvidhanDiwas #IndianConstitution #76Years #DrAmbedkar #JaiHind #IndianHistory #Democracy #India

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JK Combined Competitive (Preliminary) Examination 2025- #VoiceOfBasantgarh

JK Combined Competitive (Preliminary) Examination 2025- #VoiceOfBasantgarh

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J&K | CM Omar Abdullah met various delegations today at Civil Secretariat, Jammu.

J&K | CM Omar Abdullah met various delegations today at Civil Secretariat, Jammu.

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PM @narendramodi meets President of South Korea at the G20 Summit.“Had a wonderful meeting with President Mr. Lee Jae-myung of the Republic of Korea during the Johannesburg G20 Summit. This is our second meeting this year, indicative of the strong momentum in our Special Strategic Partnership. We exchanged perspectives to further deepen our economic and investment linkages.

PM @narendramodi meets President of South Korea at the G20 Summit.“Had a wonderful meeting with President Mr. Lee Jae-myung of the Republic of Korea during the Johannesburg G20 Summit. This is our second meeting this year, indicative of the strong momentum in our Special Strategic Partnership. We exchanged perspectives to further deepen our economic and investment linkages.

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Review of Security Wing by DGP J&KThe Director General of Police (DGP), Jammu and Kashmir, Shri Nalin Prabhat, today visited the J&K Police Security Wing Headquarters in Sidhra, Jammu. Upon arrival, he inaugurated the newly renovated Conference cum Training Hall, marking a significant enhancement to the facilities of the Security Wing.Following the inauguration, a review meeting of the Security Wing was conducted, where the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Security, Shri Sujit Kumar Singh, presented a comprehensive overview of the Wing's operations and activities.The DGP, J&K appreciated the efforts of the Security Wing in conducting refresher training courses, aimed at enhancing the skills and preparedness of personnel. He also directed the Security Transport Workshop to ensure timely service and repair of escort vehicles, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a robust security infrastructure.*The meeting was attended by senior officers, including ADGP Headquarters Shri M.K Sinha, ADGP Armed Shri Anand Jain, IGP Jammu Shri BS Tuti, IGP Railways Shri Vivek Guta, and IGP Traffic Shri Sulaiman Salaria, among others.*The DGP's visit underscores the commitment of the J&K Police to strengthening security measures and enhancing operational efficiency, ensuring the safety and security of the people of Jammu and Kashmir.

Review of Security Wing by DGP J&KThe Director General of Police (DGP), Jammu and Kashmir, Shri Nalin Prabhat, today visited the J&K Police Security Wing Headquarters in Sidhra, Jammu. Upon arrival, he inaugurated the newly renovated Conference cum Training Hall, marking a significant enhancement to the facilities of the Security Wing.Following the inauguration, a review meeting of the Security Wing was conducted, where the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Security, Shri Sujit Kumar Singh, presented a comprehensive overview of the Wing's operations and activities.The DGP, J&K appreciated the efforts of the Security Wing in conducting refresher training courses, aimed at enhancing the skills and preparedness of personnel. He also directed the Security Transport Workshop to ensure timely service and repair of escort vehicles, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a robust security infrastructure.*The meeting was attended by senior officers, including ADGP Headquarters Shri M.K Sinha, ADGP Armed Shri Anand Jain, IGP Jammu Shri BS Tuti, IGP Railways Shri Vivek Guta, and IGP Traffic Shri Sulaiman Salaria, among others.*The DGP's visit underscores the commitment of the J&K Police to strengthening security measures and enhancing operational efficiency, ensuring the safety and security of the people of Jammu and Kashmir.

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Labour Commissioner J&K Issues Final Compliance Notice to Non-Filing Trade Unions Jammu, November 22: In a significant move to strengthen transparency and statutory governance, Labour Commissioner, J&K & Registrar Trade Unions, Jammu & Kashmir, has issued a fresh and final notice dated November 20, 2025, directing all defaulting Trade Unions and Associations to immediately submit their pending Annual Returns within 10 days. Under Section 28 of the Trade Unions Act, 1926, every registered trade union is required to file its Annual Returns for the year ending 31st December by 31st July of the following year. However, despite repeated reminders and earlier notices issued by the department, a considerable number of unions have continued to remain non-compliant. Referring to the earlier notices that had clearly called upon the unions to fulfil this mandatory statutory requirement, the Labour Commissioner has now issued a final compliance directive. Unions that still fail to file their pending returns within the stipulated 10-day period will be considered defaulters with no further opportunity for explanation, making them liable for strict action, including the cancellation of their registration. S. Charandeep Singh, JKAS, Labour Commissioner J&K & Registrar Trade Unions, J&K, has emphasized that submission of Annual Returns is not only a legal obligation but also essential for ensuring accountability, transparency, and proper functioning of trade unions across the Union Territory. The Labour Commissioner J&K directed all Deputy Labour Commissioners and Assistant Labour Commissioners to ensure compliance at once and verify that all returns are submitted in Form ‘D’ within the prescribed period. The Labour Department reiterated that maintaining proper records, adhering to statutory reporting requirements, and complying with by-laws are fundamental duties of every registered trade union. All defaulting unions have been urged to treat this final notice with utmost seriousness and complete their pending submissions without delay to avoid statutory consequences.

Labour Commissioner J&K Issues Final Compliance Notice to Non-Filing Trade Unions Jammu, November 22: In a significant move to strengthen transparency and statutory governance, Labour Commissioner, J&K & Registrar Trade Unions, Jammu & Kashmir, has issued a fresh and final notice dated November 20, 2025, directing all defaulting Trade Unions and Associations to immediately submit their pending Annual Returns within 10 days. Under Section 28 of the Trade Unions Act, 1926, every registered trade union is required to file its Annual Returns for the year ending 31st December by 31st July of the following year. However, despite repeated reminders and earlier notices issued by the department, a considerable number of unions have continued to remain non-compliant. Referring to the earlier notices that had clearly called upon the unions to fulfil this mandatory statutory requirement, the Labour Commissioner has now issued a final compliance directive. Unions that still fail to file their pending returns within the stipulated 10-day period will be considered defaulters with no further opportunity for explanation, making them liable for strict action, including the cancellation of their registration. S. Charandeep Singh, JKAS, Labour Commissioner J&K & Registrar Trade Unions, J&K, has emphasized that submission of Annual Returns is not only a legal obligation but also essential for ensuring accountability, transparency, and proper functioning of trade unions across the Union Territory. The Labour Commissioner J&K directed all Deputy Labour Commissioners and Assistant Labour Commissioners to ensure compliance at once and verify that all returns are submitted in Form ‘D’ within the prescribed period. The Labour Department reiterated that maintaining proper records, adhering to statutory reporting requirements, and complying with by-laws are fundamental duties of every registered trade union. All defaulting unions have been urged to treat this final notice with utmost seriousness and complete their pending submissions without delay to avoid statutory consequences.

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India Post Junior Associate, Assistant Manager Recruitment 2025 #assistant #voice of Basantgarh

India Post Junior Associate, Assistant Manager Recruitment 2025 #assistant #voice of Basantgarh

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PM Modi Proposes Four Initiatives At G20, Including One To Counter Drug-Terror Nexus

PM Modi Proposes Four Initiatives At G20, Including One To Counter Drug-Terror Nexus

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Kulgam Police solved Theft Case (FIR No. 90/25 of PS Kulgam); Accused Haroon Salam Nanda R/O Gasran arrested & stolen property; Cash ₹7,600/-02 ATM cards (related to the case) recovered, Investigation of case is going on.

Kulgam Police solved Theft Case (FIR No. 90/25 of PS Kulgam); Accused Haroon Salam Nanda R/O Gasran arrested & stolen property; Cash ₹7,600/-02 ATM cards (related to the case) recovered, Investigation of case is going on.

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Arms, ammunition recovered from hideout near LoC in Kupwara: J&K Police

Arms, ammunition recovered from hideout near LoC in Kupwara: J&K Police

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RAMBAN POLICE ARRESTS ABSCONDER & TRACES OUT A MISSING LADY Ramban, November 19 Continuing its firm commitment towards maintaining law and order, District Police Ramban achieved two significant breakthroughs, arrest of a long-absconding accused and the successful recovery of a missing woman in separate actions carried out by police teams.In a major breakthrough under the ongoing drive against absconders, a police team of Police Station Ramban led by ASI Ravinder Kumar Sharma (EXJ-966407) and SgCt Shubam Verma (674/RBN) arrested Zahir Abass, who had been evading arrest since 2019. The accused, Zahir Abass S/O Lal Din R/O Gursai, District Poonch, was wanted in FIR No. 183/2018 U/S 379 RPC registered at PS Ramban. A warrant under Section 335 BNSS (512 CrPC) had been issued by the Hon’ble Addl. Special Mobile Magistrate, Ramban for his arrest.The apprehended absconder will be produced before the Hon’ble Court for further legal proceedings.In another significant development, Ramban Police traced a missing woman reported from the district.A missing report of Rubeena Begum (35 years), W/O Rakhil Ahmed, had been registered vide DDR No. 15 dated 12.11.2025 at Police Station Ramban. The search was entrusted to PSI Reshiv Choudhary.Through technical assistance and reliable sources, the police team successfully located the missing lady at her sister’s home in Kishtwar. She has been safely recovered and handed over to her husband after completion of legal formalities.District Police Ramban reaffirms its commitment to public safety and security by ensuring swift action against absconders and prompt tracing of missing persons.

RAMBAN POLICE ARRESTS ABSCONDER & TRACES OUT A MISSING LADY Ramban, November 19 Continuing its firm commitment towards maintaining law and order, District Police Ramban achieved two significant breakthroughs, arrest of a long-absconding accused and the successful recovery of a missing woman in separate actions carried out by police teams.In a major breakthrough under the ongoing drive against absconders, a police team of Police Station Ramban led by ASI Ravinder Kumar Sharma (EXJ-966407) and SgCt Shubam Verma (674/RBN) arrested Zahir Abass, who had been evading arrest since 2019. The accused, Zahir Abass S/O Lal Din R/O Gursai, District Poonch, was wanted in FIR No. 183/2018 U/S 379 RPC registered at PS Ramban. A warrant under Section 335 BNSS (512 CrPC) had been issued by the Hon’ble Addl. Special Mobile Magistrate, Ramban for his arrest.The apprehended absconder will be produced before the Hon’ble Court for further legal proceedings.In another significant development, Ramban Police traced a missing woman reported from the district.A missing report of Rubeena Begum (35 years), W/O Rakhil Ahmed, had been registered vide DDR No. 15 dated 12.11.2025 at Police Station Ramban. The search was entrusted to PSI Reshiv Choudhary.Through technical assistance and reliable sources, the police team successfully located the missing lady at her sister’s home in Kishtwar. She has been safely recovered and handed over to her husband after completion of legal formalities.District Police Ramban reaffirms its commitment to public safety and security by ensuring swift action against absconders and prompt tracing of missing persons.

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*SSP Kathua undertook comprehensive ground review of anti infiltration grid*To review operational preparedness in Lower Kathua , SSP Kathua Mohita Sharma , IPS accompanied by SP(Operations) Mukund Tibrewal, IPS , SDPO Border Dheeraj Katoch, DSP(ops) Pushpa and other officers visited remote villages & security camps in jurisdiction of Hiranagar & Rajbagh.SSP visited Outpost Malaman & Outpost Chingara of Police Station Rajbagh , and interacted with personnel deployed there. She was briefed about past infiltration routes, existing Village Defense Guards(VDGs) and other important landmarks in the area. Further SSP directed all personnel, to keep close watch on OGWs , to maintain proper record of movement of migratory population and to identify more volunteers who can be further inducted in VDG scheme.She also visited infiltration prone areas of Pacca Kota , Parangoli , Mangloor & Saida. Here she interacted with SOG & CRPF personnel, who were undertaking Cordon & Search operations in nearby forest areas. She reviewed arms , ammutions and other ancillary equipment’s available with the force and directed them to continue Long Range Patrols(LRPs) with twin objective of improving local outreach and increasing terrain familiarity.Further SSP visited also visited Baba Sidh Goriya temple cum forest, here she interacted with locals and was briefed about infiltration routes in Kamad forest area. She directed local officers to conduct frequent village level PCPG meetings so as to improve police public connect , given the remoteness of area.SSP Kathua reiterates that Kathua Police is committed to maintaining peace and security across the district and that there will be no leniency towards any anti-national elements.

*SSP Kathua undertook comprehensive ground review of anti infiltration grid*To review operational preparedness in Lower Kathua , SSP Kathua Mohita Sharma , IPS accompanied by SP(Operations) Mukund Tibrewal, IPS , SDPO Border Dheeraj Katoch, DSP(ops) Pushpa and other officers visited remote villages & security camps in jurisdiction of Hiranagar & Rajbagh.SSP visited Outpost Malaman & Outpost Chingara of Police Station Rajbagh , and interacted with personnel deployed there. She was briefed about past infiltration routes, existing Village Defense Guards(VDGs) and other important landmarks in the area. Further SSP directed all personnel, to keep close watch on OGWs , to maintain proper record of movement of migratory population and to identify more volunteers who can be further inducted in VDG scheme.She also visited infiltration prone areas of Pacca Kota , Parangoli , Mangloor & Saida. Here she interacted with SOG & CRPF personnel, who were undertaking Cordon & Search operations in nearby forest areas. She reviewed arms , ammutions and other ancillary equipment’s available with the force and directed them to continue Long Range Patrols(LRPs) with twin objective of improving local outreach and increasing terrain familiarity.Further SSP visited also visited Baba Sidh Goriya temple cum forest, here she interacted with locals and was briefed about infiltration routes in Kamad forest area. She directed local officers to conduct frequent village level PCPG meetings so as to improve police public connect , given the remoteness of area.SSP Kathua reiterates that Kathua Police is committed to maintaining peace and security across the district and that there will be no leniency towards any anti-national elements.

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*BOVINE SMUGGLING ATTEMPT FOILED BY PS LAKHANPUR; 08 BOVINES RESCUED; 01 PERSON ARRESTED & SEIZED TRUCK INVOLVED*PRESS RELEASE;KATHUA, 19 NOV:-Tightening the noose of bovine smugglers within the district, J&K Police Kathua under the overall supervision of *SSP Kathua Ms. Mohita Sharma-IPS*, rescued 08 bovines from NHW Lakhanpur area, 01 Person arrested and seized 01 vehicle ( Truck ) involved.On dated 18.11.2025 a police team of PS Lakhanpur led by SHO P/S Lakhanpur Insp. Tariq Ahmed under the guidance of *Addl. SP Kathua Sh. Rahul Charak JKPS* & DySP DAR Kathua Sh. Ritesh Samyal during naka/ checking NHW Lakhanpur area noticed the movement of one suspicious vehicle ( Truck) bearing Reg. no. PB02EN-5298 which was being driven by a person namely Raj Masi S/o Romesh Masih R/o Kalanoor District Gurdaspur PB who was enrouted from Kathua towards Jammu was signalled to stop for checking.During checking of the said vehicle, 08 bovines(07 Cows & 01 Oxen) were found loaded in the vehicle mercilessily which were rescued, Driver arrested and 01 truck was seized on spot.On this, an instant case has been registered at P/S Lakhanpur vide FIR No. 141/2025 U/S 223/BNS, 11/PCA act while further investigation into this matter has been set into motion.#Kathua Police is striving hard and taking every possible step especially to curb the Bovine Smuggling menace from society. If any person has any information regarding any such activity then share it by dialling 100 or 09858034100 with police for the cause. We assure that your identity shall be kept confidential.

*BOVINE SMUGGLING ATTEMPT FOILED BY PS LAKHANPUR; 08 BOVINES RESCUED; 01 PERSON ARRESTED & SEIZED TRUCK INVOLVED*PRESS RELEASE;KATHUA, 19 NOV:-Tightening the noose of bovine smugglers within the district, J&K Police Kathua under the overall supervision of *SSP Kathua Ms. Mohita Sharma-IPS*, rescued 08 bovines from NHW Lakhanpur area, 01 Person arrested and seized 01 vehicle ( Truck ) involved.On dated 18.11.2025 a police team of PS Lakhanpur led by SHO P/S Lakhanpur Insp. Tariq Ahmed under the guidance of *Addl. SP Kathua Sh. Rahul Charak JKPS* & DySP DAR Kathua Sh. Ritesh Samyal during naka/ checking NHW Lakhanpur area noticed the movement of one suspicious vehicle ( Truck) bearing Reg. no. PB02EN-5298 which was being driven by a person namely Raj Masi S/o Romesh Masih R/o Kalanoor District Gurdaspur PB who was enrouted from Kathua towards Jammu was signalled to stop for checking.During checking of the said vehicle, 08 bovines(07 Cows & 01 Oxen) were found loaded in the vehicle mercilessily which were rescued, Driver arrested and 01 truck was seized on spot.On this, an instant case has been registered at P/S Lakhanpur vide FIR No. 141/2025 U/S 223/BNS, 11/PCA act while further investigation into this matter has been set into motion.#Kathua Police is striving hard and taking every possible step especially to curb the Bovine Smuggling menace from society. If any person has any information regarding any such activity then share it by dialling 100 or 09858034100 with police for the cause. We assure that your identity shall be kept confidential.

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*01 Missing Lady traced out & reunited with her Family members by P/S Billawar* Kathua; 19 Nov:- J&K Police Kathua under the overall supervision of *SSP Kathua Ms. Mohita Sharma IPS* traced out one missing lady and reunited her with family members in the jurisdictional area of PS Billawar.On 08-08-2025 one person namely Rattan Singh S/O Giyan Singh R/O Khari Tehsil Billawar, Distt.Kathua came at this P/S and lodged a written complaint regarding missing of his Daughter namely Ranju Devi Age- 18 years D/O Rattan Singh R/O Khari Tehsil Billawar. On receiving a complaint a missing report was entered at this P/S Billawar vide GD No.15 dated 08-08-2025 and a team of P/S Billawar led by *SHO Billawar Insp Zaheer Mushtaq under the supervision of SDPO Billawar Sh Neeraj Padyar* searched various places, checked CCTV camera installed in the area and with technical assistance along with timely human intervention recovered the missing lady.After completing all legal formalities the said missing lady handed over to her legal heirs. Moreover missing report stands closed.

*01 Missing Lady traced out & reunited with her Family members by P/S Billawar* Kathua; 19 Nov:- J&K Police Kathua under the overall supervision of *SSP Kathua Ms. Mohita Sharma IPS* traced out one missing lady and reunited her with family members in the jurisdictional area of PS Billawar.On 08-08-2025 one person namely Rattan Singh S/O Giyan Singh R/O Khari Tehsil Billawar, Distt.Kathua came at this P/S and lodged a written complaint regarding missing of his Daughter namely Ranju Devi Age- 18 years D/O Rattan Singh R/O Khari Tehsil Billawar. On receiving a complaint a missing report was entered at this P/S Billawar vide GD No.15 dated 08-08-2025 and a team of P/S Billawar led by *SHO Billawar Insp Zaheer Mushtaq under the supervision of SDPO Billawar Sh Neeraj Padyar* searched various places, checked CCTV camera installed in the area and with technical assistance along with timely human intervention recovered the missing lady.After completing all legal formalities the said missing lady handed over to her legal heirs. Moreover missing report stands closed.

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"RRB Level-1 Exam 2025 کی بڑی اپڈیٹ | City Slip جاری | نیا شیڈول جاری"#RRB #RRBExam2025 #RRBLevel1 #RailwayRecruitment #IndianRailways #RRBUpdate #RRBNotification #GovernmentJobs #RailwayJobs #CityIntimation #ExamSchedule #LatestUpdate #JobAlert #NashaMuktBharat #VoiceOfBasantgarh

"RRB Level-1 Exam 2025 کی بڑی اپڈیٹ | City Slip جاری | نیا شیڈول جاری"#RRB #RRBExam2025 #RRBLevel1 #RailwayRecruitment #IndianRailways #RRBUpdate #RRBNotification #GovernmentJobs #RailwayJobs #CityIntimation #ExamSchedule #LatestUpdate #JobAlert #NashaMuktBharat #VoiceOfBasantgarh

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#PeopleFirst#UdhampurPolice#DrugsFreeUdhampur*Two Inter-District Drug Peddlers Arrested with Poppy Straw at Chenani by Udhampur Police*Udhampur, November 18:Acting against drug trafficking, Police team of PS Chenani led by its SHO intercepted a Toyota taxi JK02DG-1160 during routine checking on the Srinagar Udhampur NHW and recovered 15 kg 310 gms of poppy straw.The accused have been identified as *Tarandeep Singh S/o Hardev Singh R/o Makhan Pur Gojran, Jammu and Parvinder Singh S/o Surjit Singh R/o Ward No. 2, Bhour Camp, Chhatha, Jammu*. Both failed to justify the possession of the contraband and were arrested on the spot.FIR No. 121/2025 U/S 8/15 NDPS Act stands registered at Police Station Chenani. Further investigation is in progress.*With this arrest, total number of drug Peddlers arrested by Udhampur Police this year has reached 168*

#PeopleFirst#UdhampurPolice#DrugsFreeUdhampur*Two Inter-District Drug Peddlers Arrested with Poppy Straw at Chenani by Udhampur Police*Udhampur, November 18:Acting against drug trafficking, Police team of PS Chenani led by its SHO intercepted a Toyota taxi JK02DG-1160 during routine checking on the Srinagar Udhampur NHW and recovered 15 kg 310 gms of poppy straw.The accused have been identified as *Tarandeep Singh S/o Hardev Singh R/o Makhan Pur Gojran, Jammu and Parvinder Singh S/o Surjit Singh R/o Ward No. 2, Bhour Camp, Chhatha, Jammu*. Both failed to justify the possession of the contraband and were arrested on the spot.FIR No. 121/2025 U/S 8/15 NDPS Act stands registered at Police Station Chenani. Further investigation is in progress.*With this arrest, total number of drug Peddlers arrested by Udhampur Police this year has reached 168*

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#voice of Basantgarh*SSP Udhampur Chairs Ops-cum-Crime Review Meeting at DPL Udhampur*Udhampur16th Nov 2025SSP Udhampur Sh. Amod Nagpure-IPS chaired an Ops-cum-Crime Review Meeting at District Police Lines Udhampur to assess the crime scenario and strengthen the district’s security framework.DySP Headquarters, SDPOs, DySP PCs, DySP DAR, Sr. PO DPO, DSP Probationary, Prosecution Officer, SHOs and Incharge PPs attended the meeting.A station-wise review was conducted focusing on crime trends, investigation progress, drug trafficking, militancy-related threats and organized crime. Key discussions included boosting anti-drug efforts, tightening surveillance on OGWs, enhancing intelligence gathering, strengthening cybercrime response and ensuring speedy action in gender-related offences.Officers shared updates from their jurisdictions regarding case disposal and operational challenges.SSP Udhampur issued clear directions on zero tolerance for crime, prompt grievance redressal, enhanced night patrolling, use of technology for crime detection and firm action against habitual offenders. He also emphasized professionalism, discipline and accountability.He further reiterated Udhampur Police’s unwavering drive to achieve a Drug-Free Udhampur, urging officers to intensify anti-narcotics enforcement and community outreach to curb drug abuse.The meeting concluded with a renewed commitment to making Udhampur safer through proactive policing and a stronger police-public partnership. Jkp MediacentrePhq Media Centre, PHQ, J&K Police. Zonal Police Media Centre Jammu Udhampur Reasi Range Police

#voice of Basantgarh*SSP Udhampur Chairs Ops-cum-Crime Review Meeting at DPL Udhampur*Udhampur16th Nov 2025SSP Udhampur Sh. Amod Nagpure-IPS chaired an Ops-cum-Crime Review Meeting at District Police Lines Udhampur to assess the crime scenario and strengthen the district’s security framework.DySP Headquarters, SDPOs, DySP PCs, DySP DAR, Sr. PO DPO, DSP Probationary, Prosecution Officer, SHOs and Incharge PPs attended the meeting.A station-wise review was conducted focusing on crime trends, investigation progress, drug trafficking, militancy-related threats and organized crime. Key discussions included boosting anti-drug efforts, tightening surveillance on OGWs, enhancing intelligence gathering, strengthening cybercrime response and ensuring speedy action in gender-related offences.Officers shared updates from their jurisdictions regarding case disposal and operational challenges.SSP Udhampur issued clear directions on zero tolerance for crime, prompt grievance redressal, enhanced night patrolling, use of technology for crime detection and firm action against habitual offenders. He also emphasized professionalism, discipline and accountability.He further reiterated Udhampur Police’s unwavering drive to achieve a Drug-Free Udhampur, urging officers to intensify anti-narcotics enforcement and community outreach to curb drug abuse.The meeting concluded with a renewed commitment to making Udhampur safer through proactive policing and a stronger police-public partnership. Jkp MediacentrePhq Media Centre, PHQ, J&K Police. Zonal Police Media Centre Jammu Udhampur Reasi Range Police

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