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Government College for Women, Parade Ground, Jammu in collaboration with Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan

Government College for Women, Parade Ground, Jammu in collaboration with Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan under the supervision of the Principal of the college, Dr S.P. Sarswat, organized “Remaking of the Constituent assembly 1946”, to commemorate National Constitution Day on November 26, 2022. The organizing of the event was carried out by NSS program officers, Dr. Gurpreet Kour, (Coordinator of the event), Dr. Mohd. Majeed and Dr. Pervaiz Ahmed.

The event started with a formal Welcome address presented by Ms Kashvi of semester 1st, apprising the participants about the relevance of constituent assembly, 1946 in the Independence of our nation. She also addressed the esteemed Chief Guest for the event, Sh. Jougal Kishore Sharma, honorable Member of Parliament, Jammu and Mr. Nissar Ahmed Bhat (Director of NYKS, Jammu) for gracing the occasion with their presence. The felicitation of the Chief guest, Mr. Jougal Kishore was done by Dr. S.P Sarswat and Dr. Neena Kumari, Head, Department of Political Science with a token of appreciation.

The proceedings of the event were then taken over by Ms Simran Sharma and Ms Tavleen Kour who acted as the speakers of the event. With them, introducing the characters of the participants, the first scene, which was the Cabinet Mission, started in which Ms Sobia Zahir acted as Stafford Cripps, Ms Sandhia Badhwaj as Mr. Pethick Lawrence, Ms Mavi Sapolia as Mr. A.V. Alexander, Ms Simran Sharma as Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru, Ms Ms Shreya as Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, Ms Ameesha Gupta as Mohd. Jinnah, Ms Shruti Khanna as Hamidullah Khan, Ms Tarandeep Kour as Liakat Ali Khan, Ms Laiza as Abdul Ghaffar Khan and Ms Mir as Maulana Abul Kalam Azad.

Ms Mitu who played the role of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar along with other participants reenacted the role of Drafting Committee. Sh Jougal Kishore Sharma, was then invited on the stage to recite the preamble of India and to acquaint the participants with the importance of National Constitution Day. During his speech, he highly appreciated the organizers as well as the students who participated in the event. The Principal of the college, Dr. S.P Sarswat, also thanked the Chief guest for taking time from his busy schedule to attend the occasion. He also appreciated the participants for their commendable performance.

Prof. Neena Kumari, Head, Department of Political Science was then called on the stage to recite the Fundamental rights of India, which everyone followed word by word. The event concluded with the recitation of the National Anthem and a program ended with a formal vote of thanks presented by Dr. Pervaiz Ahmed, NSS Programme Officer.

J&K: Electoral Rolls Mark Highest Ever Addition Of 11 Lakh New Voters; Net Increase At 7.72 Lakh

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SRINAGAR, Nov 26: A day after the final electoral roll of Jammu and Kashmir was published, the National Conference on Saturday said it is studying details constituency wise and demanded that the Election Commission announce assembly polls for the union territory.
National Conference (NC) spokesperson Tanvir Sadiq said around seven lakh voters have been added and the party will have to see as to how many of them were those voters who have turned 18 from the last revision till now.
”We are studying the details of it, constituency-wise,” he said.
Sadiq, however, said, now that the whole process is over, the party expects the Election Commission (EC) to come out and talk about assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir.
”How long should the people of Jammu and Kashmir be deprived of a representative, responsive government? So, this is the first and foremost that the EC should come out and state about how soon will they hold elections in Jammu and Kashmir,” he said.
With the release of the final electoral roll, Sadiq expressed hope that now the confusion and resulting apprehensions about addition of 25 lakh new voters, as the then chief electoral officer of Jammu and Kashmir Hridesh Kumar had said in a press conference in August, will be put to rest.
”We also expect the whole confusion and the apprehensions of the people are addressed,” he added. The final electoral roll of Jammu and Kashmir was published on Friday with the highest-ever net addition of more than 7.72 lakh voters, officials said.
The final electoral roll has a total of 83,59,771 electors — 42,91,687 males, 40,67,900 females and 184 third gender — Joint Chief Electoral Officer of Jammu and Kashmir Anil Salgotra had said. (Agencies)

SIA discovers more JeI properties in south Kashmir

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Anantnag, Nov 26: State Investigating Agency (SIA) has discovered more Jamaat-e-Islami properties in South Kashmir’s Anantnag, Official sources said Saturday.
Under section 8 of UAPA, district magistrate, Anantnag has notified these properties as to be under the unlawful use of JeI. “Properties include orchards, shopping complexes, agriculture land, and residential properties as well.
“The notified properties also include 1 kanal 4 malras of land with a two storey building housing the office of Falah-e-Aam Trust (FAT),” the sources said, adding, the notified property also includes land measuring 30 kanals and 1 malras in village Rakhi Moman Danjipora, under survey number 1299/956/496 in the name of JeI vide mutation number 246.
The notified property also includes a double storey residential house over land 12 malras in village Anantnag East Mattan under survey number 797 mutated in the name of JeI under number 2222.
“The property also includes land measuring 16 malras at Sarsai in Anantnag and land measuring 6 kanals,10 malras in Anantnag, besides other properties in the district,” the sources said. (KNO)

Junaid Mattu accuses Ali Muhammad Sagar of occupying state land illegally

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Srinagar, Nov 26: In a shocking revelation, senior Apni Party leader and Srinagar Mayor Junaid Azim Mattu has exposed the National Conference (NC) party’s general secretary Ali Mohammad Sagar and accused him and his family of corruption and illegally occupying the state land.

In an exclusive interview with Greater Kashmir, Mattu revealed that Sagar has illegally occupied the state land. “The land under palatial house of NC’s Ali Muhammad Sagar and family at Humhama, Srinagar falling under Khasra no. 1016 has been found to be the state land,” he said. 

“Gym, complex, security building and two terraces have been found to be built on the land,” he said. “This is how the assets of the State have been plundered and robbed by those who pretended to be its guardians,” he added. 

On Thursday, Mattu in a press conference had also alleged that NC and BJP parties were destabilising the SMC’s normal functioning. He had said that he has enough proof against NC leaders and their sons indulging in corruption.

 The Apni Party leader had also said that the both parties were in a secret alliance.

Hackers create fake websites, steal data around ‘Black Friday’ sales

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New Delhi, Nov 26: Threat actors are hosting websites for malicious campaigns centred around the Black Friday theme and e-commerce, cryptocurrency and travel are the top targets, a new report has revealed.

Researchers found cybercrime forums across various languages are rife with chatter about Black Friday.

While some actors are promoting their malicious services/campaigns, others are looking to avail them, according to CloudSEK researchers who also discovered an Ethereum giveaway scam website.

“Compromised personal identifiable information (PII) and banking credentials can be used to perform unauthorised transactions and social engineering attacks,” they warned.

CloudSEK’s contextual AI digital risk platform ‘XVigil’ discovered hundreds of Black Friday-themed domains registered and operational.

Common forms of attacks included the impersonation of legitimate websites, services for Google/Facebook ads, and the spread of malicious applications.

“Various elements come into play here, right from hosting a website to gaining critical information of victims by using different techniques. Threat actors are constantly looking for opportunities to siphon crucial data or money,” said Rishika Desai, Cyber Threat Researcher, CloudSEK.

The finding showed that website cloning is a common technique used by hackers of all levels of sophistication to host fake instances of legitimate websites.

“The iconic Black Friday sale has become a global theme now where cybercriminals at every level and expertise try their best to launch malicious campaigns. Most of these campaigns misuse or impersonate popular brands and companies providing sales and services to cheat the public,” Desai added.The researchers advised to be aware of the freebies, attractive deals and seemingly suspicious third-party solutions.

Night temperatures again drop below freezing point in Kashmir Valley, Ladakh

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JAMMU, Nov 26: Night temperatures dropped below freezing point in the Kashmir Valley and Ladakh region during the last 24 hours.
The MeT office on Saturday forecast dry weather during the next 24 hours.
“Weather is likely to remain dry in J&K and Ladakh during the next 24 hours. Night temperatures again dropped below the freezing point in the Valley and Ladakh today”, an official of the MeT department said.
Srinagar recorded minus 1 degree Celsius minimum temperature, Pahalgam minus 3 and Gulmarg minus 0.4 on Saturday.
Drass town in Ladakh region recorded minus 9.8 degrees Celsius minimum temperature, Kargil minus 10.6 and Leh minus 8.2.
Jammu registered 9.6 degrees Celsius, Katra 9.4, Batote 6.3, Banihal 5.2 and Bhaderwah 3.8. (AGENCIES)

PM Pays Tribute To 26/11 Martyrs, Says ‘need To Strengthen India’s Democratic Identity’

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday delivered an address on the occasion of National Consitution day at Supreme Court in New Delhi. In 1949, it was on this very day when Independent India laid the great foundation for its future. This year’s Constitution day has special relevance as we are celebrating Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav on the completion of 75 years of its independence journey. Notably, the day is celebrated to commemorate the adoption of the Constitution of India by the Constituent Assembly in 1949.Prime Minister Modi said, “I would like to pay my respect to Babasaheb Ambedkar including all the members and makers of the Constituent Assembly who envisioned modern India. I would also like to mention numerous people from domains of Legislature, Executives, and Judiciary who have extended crucial contributions in India’s developmental journey over the past 7 decades”He further said that in today’s global situation, the eyes of the entire world are on India. Amid the rapid development of our country, its quickly growing economy, and its strengthening global image, the world is looking at us with great expectations. 

PSLV-C54 carrying earth observation satellite and co-passenger satellites lifts off

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Sriharikota, (AP) Nov 26: A polar satellite launch vehicle carrying earth observation and eight co-passenger satellites lifted off from this spaceport on Saturday, the Indian Space Research Organisation said.
The mission is said to be the last one undertaken by ISRO this year.
PSLV-C54 carries an Earth Observation Satellite (EOS-06) or Oceansat as its primary payload and eight co-passenger satellites are expected to be placed into sun synchronous orbits in over a two-hour time frame.
The entire separation of satellites is expected to take place in two hours after lift-off.
The Earth Observation Satellite-6 is the third-generation satellite in the Oceansat series. This is to provide continuity services of Oceansat-2 spacecraft with enhanced payload specifications as well as application areas. (Agencies)

389 new Covid cases in India, active cases down to 5,395

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New Delhi, Nov 26: India saw a single-day rise of 389 coronavirus infections, taking the tally to 4,46,71,219 on Saturday, while active cases declined to 5,395, the Health Ministry said.
The toll climbed to 5,30,608 with three fatalities, including one reconciled by Kerala, according to the ministry data.
The active cases constitute 0.01 per cent of the total infections, while the COVID-19 recovery rate has increased to 98.80 per cent, it said.
A decrease of 365 cases has been recorded in the active caseload in the past 24 hours.
The recoveries increased to 4,41,35,216, while the case fatality rate was recorded at 1.19 per cent.
According to the ministry’s website, 219.90 crore doses of Covid vaccines have been administered in the country so far under the vaccination drive. (AGENCIES)

Vested interests denying democratic rights to people of J&K: Harsh Dev

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Jammu, 25-11-2022: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) held a massive protest outside Nirvachan Bhawan Jammu against the continuance of proxy rule in J&K and denial of democratic govt in the erstwhile state for the last four years. The protestors led by Mr. Harsh Dev Singh, Former Minister and Chairman AAP J&K State Co-ordination Committee held the BJP–ECI nexus responsible for delaying and denying elections in J&K. They raised slogans of “BJP govt Hai Hai”, “Modi–Shah Hai Hai”, “ECI Hai Hai”, “Jammu Kashmir mein Jamhooriyat bahal karo, bahal karo” and so on.

Alleging subversion of democracy and denial of popular govt in J&K, Mr. Singh said that BJP led govt was inventing one excuse after the other to deny democratic rights to the people of erstwhile state and to continue its proxy rule through backdoor. He said that while no initiative had been taken to restore popular rule in J&K, the govt in the UT seemed to have been outsourced to bureaucrats mostly from outside the state, having hardly any connect with the general masses who were suffering for even the basic amenities. The silence of GoI and ECI over J&K while announcing Elections for HP and Gujarat amply revealed the intentions of the centre which seemed hell bent to continue its indirect rule in J&K through these bureaucrats. He said that with the political process having been rendered defunct in the new UT, political parties discredited and discouraged and opposition parties suppressed, the democracy had been reduced to a farce in J&K which had eventually given rise to present tensions in the valley and elsewhere in J&K. So much so that even the post of Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) was deliberately kept vacant and remained unfilled for the last around 3 months, asserted Mr. Singh.

Maintaining that legitimate, elected govt. alone could deal with obsequious challenges posed by the rogue nation, Mr. Singh questioned the rationale behind repeated postponement of Assembly Elections in J&K. Strongly condemning the escalation in militancy related activists, he called upon the centre to initiate political process in J&K and ensure restoration of popular rule in the erstwhile state at the earliest. Rather than suppressing the main-stream political parties, these should be encouraged and taken into confidence for restoration of normalcy in the UT. Remember, the proxy rule through outside bureaucrats was not the solution to the woes afflicting J&K. The Advisors and bureaucrats had hardly any access to the general public who were feeling alienated. An elected govt therefore alone, in view of its accessibility and proximity with the common masses, could enlist their support in fighting cross border terrorism exported by the hostile neighbour. Questioning the rationale behind repeated postponement of Assembly Elections, Mr. Singh said that vested interests in the present bureaucracy were among the biggest stumbling blocks in restoration of democratic govt in J&K.

Mr. Singh said that the Election Commission had earlier taken a call for simultaneous polls of Assembly and Parliament which however did not materialize due to the interference by one political party. ECI later issued a statement on 4th June, 2019 stating therein that the EC “after the conduct of Amarnath Yatra will announce the election schedule for the conduct of Assembly Elections in J&K”, revealed Singh adding that it too turned out to be a damp squib. He reminisced that during the visit of the Full Election Commission headed by CEC to J&K in February, 2019 all political parties except BJP had favoured Assembly Elections in J&K in April–May, 2019. He regretted that the said Elections were avoided at the behest of BJP alone to keep the ruling party in good humour. Likewise, statements of early Assembly polls were issued by the central govt, Governor and the Lt. Governor of J&K also, which too created only cynicism amongst the masses in view of the frequency with which they were made and then forgotten.

Mr. Yash Paul Kundal while pointing towards the euphoria created post Article 370 abrogation in the name of fresh Delimitation of Assembly constituencies said that it too had petered out as hardly any progress had been achieved in ensuring the restoration of popular rule in J&K.

Asserting that a people’s govt alone could fulfil the aspirations of the general masses, Mr. Kundal sought early restoration of democracy by putting an end to proxy rule imposed by the centre in J&K.

Prominent among those who spoke on the occasion included Mehraj-ul-Malik, Gagan Pratap, Parshotam Parihar, Rampaul Sharma, Amit Kapoor, Capt.(rtd) Sultan Singh, Lovelu Sambyal, Rajiv Mahajan, Raj Mohd Salaria, M.P. Singh, Jeevan Jyoti, Surat Singh, S.Gurmeet Singh, Sukhjit Singh, Bodh Raj Sharma, Satpaul Singh besides others.