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STAY AWAY FROM ILLEGAL PROFITING: GEELANI TELLS TRADERS
Srinagar: Chairman Hurriyat (G) Syed Ali Geelani thursday send relief teams to the flood affected people of different districts of the Valley, asking the activists to remain cautious while distributing the relief material.
According to the statement issued to KNS, Huriyat (G) spokesman said that all the creation is the family of Allah and it is our basic duty to serve the Allah’s creation at this hour of grief. Geelani sahib said that different delegation of people, who met him at his residence Hyderpora, complained that some traders taking advantage of the national disaster are selling the commodities particularly eatables at very high price. “He expressed sorrow over this and said that on the one hand the government is subjecting the people to the vengeance and on the other hand our own traders are using unkind ways to get more profit. Geelani sahib appealed all the traders and shopkeepers to stay away from illegal
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April 19, 2021 | BK News Service
Adding another feather to its cap, Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology Kashmir has bagged a prestigious European Union (EU) Project, ‘URGENT’, for the promotion of urban green infrastructure and climate-friendly liveable cities.
The project has been granted to the SKUAST-K’s Faculty of Forestry under the European Union’s Erasmus education programme on ‘Urban Resilience and Adaptation through Nature-based Solutions’ as a project partner.
‘URGENT’ is yet another such prestigious project received by the university. Earlier in 2019, the university got a Rs 30-crore grant under National Agricultural Higher Education Project (NAHEP) jointly funded by the World Bank and Indian Council of Agricultural Research for the institutional development of the SKUAST-K.