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National Doctors Day celebrated at DHS Jammu

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July 02, 2025

JAMMU: India marks National Doctor's Day on July Ist every year to recognize the tireless service, dedication and compassion of medical Professionals.

The day honours the vital role doctors play in healing, protecting and supporting communities. The day carries even more emotional weight with this year's theme: "Behind the Mask: ‘Who Heals the Healers?'"-a reflection on the mental and emotional challenges faced by healthcare workers. The theme calls on society to recognize not just the doctors’ efforts but also their humanity and need for support. The day was celebrated with great enthusiasm in Directorat

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Education system in Punjab is on the backburner: Chugh

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Chinese national deported to Hong Kong, blacklisted for visa violations

Chinese national Hu Congtai, who had entered Ladakh and Jammu and Kashmir in violation of his visa stipulations, has been deported to Hong Kong, officials said here on Thursday.

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Reviews Dist Capex, CDF, SASCI projects, fiscal indicators Omar calls for speedy execution of works, agility in revenue realisation

Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday chaired a review meeting to assess the progress of District Capex, Constituency Development Fund (CDF) works, SASCI projects, and the overall fiscal position of Jammu and Kashmir.

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Focused on customer convenience, J&K Bank rolls out a suite of new digital products and services Digital transformation is no longer a choice - it is the spine of modern banking: MD & CEO

In line with its commitment to technological excellence and customer convenience, J&K Bank on Thursday rolled out a suite of new Digital Products and IT Services in a special function held at the Bank's Corporate Headquarters.

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Two men from J&K arrested in Arunachal on espionage charges

Two men from Jammu and Kashmir were arrested in Arunachal Pradesh on espionage charges, police said on Thursday.

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HC of J&K, Ladakh declares Dec 20 as working day

In a significant demonstration of its commitment towards ensuring timely delivery of justice, the High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh has declared 20 December 2025 (Saturday) as a working day for the High Court while December 27, 2025 (Saturday) has already been declared as working day.

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CM emphasizes timely execution of housing projects

Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday chaired the 52nd meeting of the Board of Directors of the Jammu and Kashmir Housing Board (J&KHB) at the Civil Secretariat here, where detailed deliberations were held on key policy and administrative matters.

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December 11, 2025

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India marching towards Aatma-Nirbhar, Viksit Bharat inspired by Savarkar: LG

NEW DELHI: \"Savarkar, the valiant son of Mother India endured tremendous hardship but every moment of his life was dedicated to freedom and development of this soil.

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December 11, 2025

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Oppn raising SIR to keep 'Ghuspathiye' in electoral rolls: Shah

In a stinging attack at the Opposition over its criticism of the SIR, Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday said they are worried because they can no longer win elections by corrupt practices and claimed that the reason for Congress' defeat in polls was its leadership and not EVMs or \"vote chori\".

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