Zakir Malik receiving award
Wednesday, January 26, 2005
Sunday, January 23, 2005
Saturday, January 22, 2005
Friday, January 21, 2005
Thursday, January 20, 2005
jammunews
It can only happen in India where a person who does not know abc of yoga has been awarded feted and made the Director of a Yoga Centre.
strange but it is not very far, it is here in the University of jammu that the director of the yoga centre (approved by the UGC) has no qualification to be at the said post.
In a bizarre move however which rubs salt to the injury, the director has reportedly decided do away with expert yoga teachers and appoint greenhorns.
Sources however say that he wants a chap from SMVD here at JU.
People however are of the opinion that instead of shunting the teachers, the director should be shown the door.
however it appears unlikely for he is well connected and high profile. but god will do justice.
strange but it is not very far, it is here in the University of jammu that the director of the yoga centre (approved by the UGC) has no qualification to be at the said post.
In a bizarre move however which rubs salt to the injury, the director has reportedly decided do away with expert yoga teachers and appoint greenhorns.
Sources however say that he wants a chap from SMVD here at JU.
People however are of the opinion that instead of shunting the teachers, the director should be shown the door.
however it appears unlikely for he is well connected and high profile. but god will do justice.
jammunews
In a positive turn of events Prof amitabh Mattoo has been granted extension for three years. the move has been welcomed by academia and the civil society.
This gives prof Mattoo another three years to turnaround the academics and research at the university which needs complete overhauling.
The need of the hour is to put those people in right position who are sincere towards students.
Wednesday, January 19, 2005
Tuesday, January 18, 2005
In Small Pieces
Thanx to Indian express i was able to know about the eclectic mix of work being done by the indian bloggers.
living in a remote region in jammu and kashmir, it is a great feeling to read in small pieces.
living in a remote region in jammu and kashmir, it is a great feeling to read in small pieces.
Monday, January 17, 2005
terror comes to standstill
Wounded ISI looking for survival in Reasi-Mahore
ABHISHEK
JAMMU, Jan 17—
Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) has received a massive jolt in Reasi-Mahore areas after the laying off arms by its top launching commander. Surrendered, Mohd Kalu, was an important cog of ISI’s network and a key operative of Harkat-ul-Mujahidin outfit.
An expert guide, Kalu, intelligence sources revealed, had facilitated exfilteration of over 150 youths to PoK. "But since Kalu’s surrender on December 2, last year, the exfiltration from Budhal, Chasana, Kotranka, Reasi, Gool and Mahore areas has come to a stand still," source said.
As fallout of his surrender, source said, "Pak based terror organizations have been forced to shift their hideouts." They (terrorists) are being given new communication codes so that could not get intercepted by security agencies of India, source disclosed. An expert guide and motivator, "Kalu had won the loyalty of his mentors across the border, by outfoxing the security forces time and again."
Talking to this reporter, Mohd Kalu, (code name Shabir Ghaznavi) admitted that he took around 150 boys across the border. "My job as the launching commander was to get youth across and back as trained terrorists from camps in Pakistan."
Over why he had surrendered, he said, "I was fed up with constant running around and with fear of death." "I had lost faith in the cause upheld by the Pak sponsored terrorists", he revealed, stating, most of the foreign militants "are hardened criminals, who indulge in rape, molestation and pillage in our land."
Further, "this is not Jehad," admits Kalu, once a feared terror operative and top operations man of the terror network.
Admitting there has been a perceptible decrease in the movement of terrorists across the border particularly in the Reasi-Mahore area, SP Reasi Jagdish Lal Sharma said, "Kalu’s surrender has broken the back of militancy in the area."
Meanwhile, Pawan Parihar, Dy SP, Reasi said, "From only one surrender each in 2001 and 2002, the number has increased to 16 in 2004." In the first week of January 2005 two more gave up arms, he added.
Surrender of Kalu and the fencing on the border has proved to be a major setback to the terrorists, SP Sharma claims.
ABHISHEK
JAMMU, Jan 17—
Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) has received a massive jolt in Reasi-Mahore areas after the laying off arms by its top launching commander. Surrendered, Mohd Kalu, was an important cog of ISI’s network and a key operative of Harkat-ul-Mujahidin outfit.
An expert guide, Kalu, intelligence sources revealed, had facilitated exfilteration of over 150 youths to PoK. "But since Kalu’s surrender on December 2, last year, the exfiltration from Budhal, Chasana, Kotranka, Reasi, Gool and Mahore areas has come to a stand still," source said.
As fallout of his surrender, source said, "Pak based terror organizations have been forced to shift their hideouts." They (terrorists) are being given new communication codes so that could not get intercepted by security agencies of India, source disclosed. An expert guide and motivator, "Kalu had won the loyalty of his mentors across the border, by outfoxing the security forces time and again."
Talking to this reporter, Mohd Kalu, (code name Shabir Ghaznavi) admitted that he took around 150 boys across the border. "My job as the launching commander was to get youth across and back as trained terrorists from camps in Pakistan."
Over why he had surrendered, he said, "I was fed up with constant running around and with fear of death." "I had lost faith in the cause upheld by the Pak sponsored terrorists", he revealed, stating, most of the foreign militants "are hardened criminals, who indulge in rape, molestation and pillage in our land."
Further, "this is not Jehad," admits Kalu, once a feared terror operative and top operations man of the terror network.
Admitting there has been a perceptible decrease in the movement of terrorists across the border particularly in the Reasi-Mahore area, SP Reasi Jagdish Lal Sharma said, "Kalu’s surrender has broken the back of militancy in the area."
Meanwhile, Pawan Parihar, Dy SP, Reasi said, "From only one surrender each in 2001 and 2002, the number has increased to 16 in 2004." In the first week of January 2005 two more gave up arms, he added.
Surrender of Kalu and the fencing on the border has proved to be a major setback to the terrorists, SP Sharma claims.
Saturday, January 15, 2005
jammu news
A blast took place near Hari Market, Jammu injuring four to five individuals. Suspected to be a grenade attack.injured have been shifted to government medical college and hospital, jammu.The attack in the busy througfare of the city, came after weeks of lull in the terror activities in city. Few weeks earlier, a grenade attack injured few persons in busy Indira Chowk. A grenade was thrown from the flyover near the chowk injuring some persons
Friday, January 07, 2005
Tuesday, January 04, 2005
jammunews
Mahesh Sir is a great source of motivation and leadership at STATE TIMES. Well we are going to make this site a great source of information and knowldege. every one is invited and speak anything whatever one feels like about issues and ideas.
Monday, January 03, 2005
jammunews
Balol bridge on the RS Pura road has really made life difficult for the people of the RS Pura and the entire border belt which is dependent on the entire road.
People say that around 3 ministers are representing the area in the Mufti cabinet but they are just sleeping aound with people facing difficulties.
Suman Bhagat, Gharu Ram and Trilok Singh Bajwa daily pass through their road but people allege are busy making hay while the sun shine.
Numerous vehicles includiing trucks,buses cars and tongas are stranded as both sides on the bridge have a small road opening which inhibits the movement of the vehicles.
" productive hours are lost, many engagements are missed, people lose important business all because the government is not ready to spend some money", said Vijay of RS Pura.
Rural infrasturure is in shambles and instead of pursuing thier own agendas the government should construct a bridge and solve the problems of the people, he adds.
People say that around 3 ministers are representing the area in the Mufti cabinet but they are just sleeping aound with people facing difficulties.
Suman Bhagat, Gharu Ram and Trilok Singh Bajwa daily pass through their road but people allege are busy making hay while the sun shine.
Numerous vehicles includiing trucks,buses cars and tongas are stranded as both sides on the bridge have a small road opening which inhibits the movement of the vehicles.
" productive hours are lost, many engagements are missed, people lose important business all because the government is not ready to spend some money", said Vijay of RS Pura.
Rural infrasturure is in shambles and instead of pursuing thier own agendas the government should construct a bridge and solve the problems of the people, he adds.
jammunews
Abhishek Jammu January 3
Thanks to all the news papers and electronic media of Jammu which has printed our photos on prominent places, for we were awarded by the Rasa javedani Society for promoting Urdu. whatever we did for Urdu and what we did not is different thing. But getting an awards and being recognized was a great thing.
In a sytem where motivation is scarce and work is considered to be a slough it was nice being recognized and feted. Perhaps the RJML Soceity could do well to make this award more prized and special. " For there is an ample space in the city of temples to recognize the excellent work being done by young journalists ofcourse under the guidance of the seniors".
One thing which is important is that "we should learn to appreciate each other and instead of running down each others work we should appreciate the same and motivate our breteren to produce better results". ofcourse this professioh is quite individualistic and needs people to be aggressive for jobs are scarce and supply of people is more. But we must not forget that perhaps the space is les on the peak but just below it there is a lot of place for all of us. not every one can be Shekhar Gupta but hard work and dedication could no less help us in realizing our potential.
Greater Kashmir writes
Thirteen journalists of print and electronic media of Jammu province were felicitated Urdu Award -2004 on Urdu Day today. The award was given on the basis of their contribution towards highlighting the issues related to the promotion of Urdu language in the state.
The award was recommended by Rasa Javdani Memorial Literary Society, a non-governmental organisation striving for the promotion of Urdu language from the last many decades.
Those who received Urdu Award 2004 included Neeraj Santoshi, Reporter Hindustan Times, Zakir Malik, Staff Reporter of Greater Kashmir, Abhisheikh, Staff Reporter of State Times , Neeraj Upadhyay , Photo-Journalist of Indian Express, Khushwinder Singh, Photo-Journalist of Hind Samachar, Sumit Singh, Reporter Radio Kashmir Jammu, Sham Sunder, Cameraman of Take One TV, Vinod Kumar Cameraman of JK Chennel, Ashok Sodi , senior photo journalist of Daily Excelsior, Nitin Kanotra , Photo-journalist of Kashmir Times, Parveen Khanna, Photo -journalist of Amar Ujala, Amer Singh , Photo-journalist of Dainik Jagran and Surjeet Kumar of Ajeet Samachar.
On behalf of the journalist who were awarded, Abhisheikh of State Times thanked Rasa Javdani Memorial Literary Society for presenting them the award
Saturday, January 01, 2005
jammunews
JANUARY 1, 2005
Hi folks this weblog or site has been created to provide a space to all of us who care for Jammu for it's people of course Kashmir is welcome. no parochialism here.
this is an effort to provide space to share our views, thoughts, aspirations, beliefs. especially it will provide some mindspace to the people to create opinions and shape public thought in a democratic manner.
truth is supreme here and any one can post his views and thoughts here.
thanks Abu Sheikh.
may god bring happy tidings, happiness and good wishes to all of you.
Hi folks this weblog or site has been created to provide a space to all of us who care for Jammu for it's people of course Kashmir is welcome. no parochialism here.
this is an effort to provide space to share our views, thoughts, aspirations, beliefs. especially it will provide some mindspace to the people to create opinions and shape public thought in a democratic manner.
truth is supreme here and any one can post his views and thoughts here.
thanks Abu Sheikh.
may god bring happy tidings, happiness and good wishes to all of you.
jammunews
JANUARY 1, 2005
Hi folks this weblog or site has been created to provide a space to all of us who care for Jammu for it's people of course Kashmir is welcome. no parochialism here.
this is an effort to provide space to share our views, thoughts, aspirations, beliefs. especially it will provide some mindspace to the people to create opinions and shape public thought in a democratic manner.
truth is supreme here and any one can post his views and thoughts here.
thanks Abu Sheikh.
may god bring happy tidings, happiness and good wishes to all of you.
Hi folks this weblog or site has been created to provide a space to all of us who care for Jammu for it's people of course Kashmir is welcome. no parochialism here.
this is an effort to provide space to share our views, thoughts, aspirations, beliefs. especially it will provide some mindspace to the people to create opinions and shape public thought in a democratic manner.
truth is supreme here and any one can post his views and thoughts here.
thanks Abu Sheikh.
may god bring happy tidings, happiness and good wishes to all of you.
jammunews: jammunews
life is little tough and and it is becoming tougher but when the going is tough the tought get going. isnt it so for get sorrows and lets pray for the best in 2005
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