News Topic:Back To Village (B2V) Programme
Kashmir
DC Pulwama suspends Principal Polytechnic College Awantipora
Deputy Commissioner (DC) Pulwama Baseer-Ul-Haq Choudhary suspended Principal Polytechnic College Awantipora, Mahmood Ahmad Khan.
Media Watch
BWJA accuses NT Sumbal of humiliating scribe
BANDIPORA — Journalist body here in north Kashmir’s Bandipora district accused a Revenue official of ‘misbehaving’ and ‘humiliating’ a scribe during a Back To...
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Business & Economy
LG Sinha assures mega economic package for J&K
SRINAGAR — While addressing a press conference at Raj Bhawan, honourable LG Manoj Sinha told reporters that every Panchayat will get Rs 10 lac,...
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J&K
Govt announces next phase of B2V programme in J&K
SRINAGAR — The Jammu and Kashmir government on Saturday announced the next phase of Back to Village (B2V) programme in the Union Territory, saying...
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From Kashmir to Kanyakumari, one man walks for a purer India
As dawn broke in Kashmir, Mr Gaurav Tyagi with an unwavering resolve took steady strides southward, echoing a purpose that transcends borders, languages, and beliefs.
Pulwama’s young students endure scorching heat as school construction stalls
For more than a year, young students at Government Upper Primary School (UPS) Chewakalan in Pulwama have been forced to study in sweltering, makeshift tin sheds.