The January 26 Violence Was a Result of Police Incompetence, Negligence and Chaos By Design
The events of January 26 are reflective of shrinking patience with a government which is increasingly being seen as insensitive and is blatantly misusing state machinery to curb dissent.
Farmers listen to a leaders speech during the ongoing protest at Tikri border, a day after the farmers tractor rally, in New Delhi, Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2021. Photo: PTI/ Kamal Kishore
Rights28/Jan/2021
At the very outset, let me state that I condemn violence of all types, including violence by or against protesting farmers in Delhi on the 72nd Republic day.
CBI books SSB staffer in LTC scam involving 754 officers
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CBI raids in Delhi, UP, Raj, Haryana in Rs 1,400 cr bank fraud case. Image Source: IANS News
New Delhi, Jan 16 : The Central Bureau of Investigation has registered a case against a Sub Inspector of the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) and other unknown persons over allegations that 754 officers of SSB were involved in fraudulent claims of Leave Travel Concession (LTC) from 2014 to 2017.
The CBI had registered a case on December 16 last year on a complaint from the SSB s Vigilance Department against Milan Kherkatary and other unknown persons under several sections of the IPC and the Prevention of Corruption Act (PC Act).
Under Central Rule Since June 2018, Soon J&K Won t Have Representatives in Rajya Sabha
Without an assembly to elect new members, the seats that will be vacated by the incumbent MPs in February cannot be filled.
Parliamentarians in the Rajya Sabha after opposition MPs staged a walkout demanding suspension of 8 lawmakers be revoked, during the ongoing Monsoon Session of Parliament, at Parliament House in New Delhi, Tuesday, September 22, 2020. Photo: RSTV/PTI
Rights14/Jan/2021
Srinagar: Under Central rule for nearly two-and-half-years, Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) will soon be in the peculiar situation of not having any representatives in the Rajya Sabha from February 15 onwards.
District Jammu Wushu Championship concludes
District Jammu Wushu Championship concludes
Excelsior Sports Correspondent
JAMMU, Jan 10: The District Jammu Wushu Championship concluded at Wushu Hall MA stadium, here today, wherein about 200 players from different Clubs and Schools participated.
Academy of Wushu Jammu was the overall champion, whereas Fight Club remained runner-up and AOW RS Pura as 2nd runner-up. Goutam Gupta was declared as the best fighter of the Championship.
Kuldeep Handoo (Dronacharya Awardee) and Brand Ambassdor Fit India Movememt was the chief guest and he distributed medals among the winners.
Earlier, the chief guest interacted with all the players. The players requested him to take up matter regarding setting up a National Academy or Centre of Excellence for Wushu in the UT J&K.
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Edmonton entrepreneurs say they remained humbled and optimistic while facing down the challenge of opening a business during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Jesse Gado first opened Rosewood Foods along 100 Street in April but wasn’t allowed to let guests in until a month later due to Alberta’s spring lockdown measures. He said he was glad that he opened when he did because it gave customers a chance to get to know him and the business. But he admitted the decision made him nervous.
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