57th year of service
With blend of sweet and sour taste, as it left behind, we have bidden adieu to 2020 with lot many hopes and positivity for the New Year of 2021 and on the occasion, we wish our valued patrons and constituents a very happy and prosperous new year. The occasion also coincides with ‘The Daily Excelsior’ crossing yet another milestone by entering into 57th year of its inception. While we march forward in our pursuits to keep the traditions and the legacy of fair, impartial and fearless journalism exactly on the dotted lines which we have very fortunately bequeathed from our illustrious father and Founder Editor of the “Excelsior”, Late Shri S. D. Rohmetra, who is known as the doyen of journalism particularly in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh, we continuously keep striving for keeping his mission of journalism illuminated. He has shown us the path to tread in service of the people in all eventualities. Yes, he has identified the promenade for us to walk in suc
SRINAGAR: In order to help the 1947 Displaced Persons (DP), settled outside Jammu and Kashmir, in getting the Domicile Certificates, the Jammu and Kashmir government has made three lists public.
LT Governor GC Murmu meeting a delegation of West Pakistan refugees after the domicile certificate systems were announced. They thanked the government for ending their wait for the rights. Photo: DIPR
The lists published on the website of Relief and Rehabilitation (M) has listed 1882 individuals – currently living in Delhi, NCR region; 2285 individuals presently living in Himachal Pradesh, Punjab and Haryana and 1353 individuals who are currently living in Utter Pradesh and Uttrakhand states. These listed persons had migrated to the existing Jammu and Kashmir territory in 1947 from various others parts of the erstwhile state now on the other side of the Line of Control.