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    J&K LG Manoj Sinha leads anti-drug rally in Srinagar, vows to end menace

    Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha led a public anti-drug rally in Srinagar’s Lal Chowk on Sunday, reaffirming the administration’s drive to eliminate drug abuse in Jammu and Kashmir.

    Kashmiri Pandits' departure was biggest loss to this region: Farooq Abdullah

    National Conference President Farooq Abdullah called for the return of Kashmiri Pandits to their ancestral home, emphasizing that Kashmir is a land for all communities to thrive together.

    Doda imposes 2-month ban on protests, gatherings after Mehraj Malik rally in J&K

    Authorities in Doda have imposed a two-month ban on unauthorized gatherings and protests. This measure aims to prevent public disturbance and maintain peace. The decision follows large public events organized by recently released MLA Mehraj Malik. Malik addressed a rally after his release from detention. The ban covers specific areas within Doda town.

    Srinagar gets facelift ahead of 'Darbar Move'

    Srinagar is getting a makeover. Roads and walkways are being repaired and painted. The Civil Secretariat will reopen here on Monday. This marks the return of the Darbar Move. This tradition shifts the government between Jammu and Srinagar. It ensures governance benefits for both regions. The practice dates back to 1872. It was stopped and then restored.

    Jharkhand CM Soren flags 'unacceptable condition' of Chandil–Tata railway section

    Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren has expressed concern over the 'unacceptable condition' of the Chandil–Tata rail section, highlighting consistent hours-long delays for passenger trains over the past two years. He urged Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw to prioritize passenger services and expedite infrastructure projects, questioning the railway's priorities regarding passenger time versus freight transport.

    Indian Army initiates process to procure 159 bullet-proof troop carriers for Rashtriya Rifles

    The Indian Army is procuring 159 bullet-proof troop carriers for Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh to enhance soldier mobility in challenging terrains. The vehicles will support Rashtriya Rifles operations, offering protection and mobility up to 5,000 meters altitude, aligning with the Make in India initiative.

    The Economic Times
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