Author: Indus Dispatch

72,700 cases resolved, Rs. 72.66 Crore settled SRINAGAR, MARCH 12: J&K Legal Services Authority and Ladakh Legal Services Authority today organized National Lok Adalat throughout the U.T’s of J&K and Ladakh. In order to have maximum response and settlements between the parties in cases like MACT, matrimonial, cheque bounce cases under NI Act, Money recovery cases, etc, it was advised to organize pre-lok Adalat sittings or pre-counselling sessions (either video or tele-conferencing or physical session with social distancing) well before the date of National Lok Adalat so that parties may get one or more chances for entering into negotiation/dialogue…

NEW DELHI, Mar 12: After another round of high-level military talks, India and China on Saturday affirmed that a resolution of the eastern Ladakh standoff would facilitate progress in bilateral relations besides helping restore peace in the region. The two sides also agreed to maintain security and stability on the ground in the region and continue the dialogue through military and diplomatic channels, said a joint statement issued a day after the 15th round of military talks to resolve the 22-month-long standoff at the remaining friction points along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). “The two sides carried forward their…

BJO Favorite, AAP Entrant   The BJP has done it! Winning four out of five States, with the biggest and most critical Uttar Pradesh victory creating history is an overwhelming reason to celebrate Holi a week before. The ‘gulal’ has turned saffron. Celebrations by the hindutava party in Uttarakhand, Goa and Manipur too have clearly dampened the festive season for the Opposition, particularly the grand old party, Congress, which has been washed out, relegated to two States. The fifth State, Punjab, has been hit by the AAP tsunami, making its chief Arvind Kejriwal eye the national canvas more with his…

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Leh, Mar 11: The Department of Land Resources (DoLR), Ministry of Rural Development, today virtually launched the National Generic Document Registration System (NGDRS) in Ladakh in the presence of Hon’ble Union Minister of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj, Giriraj Singh and the Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, RK Mathur. Minister of State for Rural Development, Faggan Singh Kulaste; Minister of State for Rural Development, Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti and Minister of State for Panchayati Raj, Kapil Moreshwar Patil were among the dignitaries present during the e-launch of NGDRS. The project is the next step in Digital India Land Records Modernisation Programme…

JAMMU, Mar 11: The Central Government today allocated 27 posts of IAS, IPS and IFoS from AGMUT cadre to the Government of Ladakh Union Territory. The posts were allotted in the prestigious central services. Ten posts each have been allocated to Ladakh in IAS and IPS and Seven in IFoS. The posts allotted to Ladakh in IAS include Advisor to LG, Principal Secretary, two Commissioner Secretaries and one Secretary /Divisional Commissioner among others.

Leh, Mar 11: Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, RK Mathur, convened a meeting to review telecommunications-related issues and concerns in Ladakh at Ladakh Bhawan in New Delhi. LG Mathur reviewed the progress on the National Optical Fibre Network (NOFN) scheme for connecting all the 193 Gram panchayats through fiber as Gram panchayats are currently on VSAT-based systems. He also discussed the issue of the low bandwidth of VSATs installed by the BharatNet project that is impacting the public and students from making the most of this facility and the need for its quick redressal. He stressed on OFC-based connectivity under BharatNet…

Dr D K Giri The war in Ukraine is raging unabated. There is no sign of it ending in near future although Ukraine has blinked. The Ukrainian leadership has hinted that they may not join NATO. It could be anybody’s guess if Putin will pull back after this assurance. It is doubtable as Russian President Putin thinks Ukraine is an inseparable part of Russia for reasons now known in public domain. So, on Putin’s part, war is unlikely to be terminated until he feels that Ukraine is under Russian grip through a proxy government or otherwise. The likelihood of…

Leh, Mar 10: The Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, RK Mathur, met with the Hon’ble Principal Scientific Adviser (PSA) K Vijay Raghavan in New Delhi. LG Mathur thanked PSA Vijay Raghavan for the astronomy labs and sought assistance to train the teachers. PSA Vijay Raghavan agreed to provide training to the teachers. LG Mathur stressed on the need for the declaration of Dark Sky Sanctuary within the Changthang Wildlife Sanctuary and inquired about the process and legal protection through the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change Science. LG Mathur also discussed the possibility of linking up telescopes with internet…

Leh, Mar 10: The Administration of UT Ladakh signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Broadcast Engineering Consultant India Ltd. (BECIL) to set up a community radio network in Ladakh in New Delhi. Secretary, Information Technology Department, Saugat Biswas and Chairman & Managing Director, BECIL, George Kuruvilla, signed the MoU in the presence of the Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, RK Mathur. Two main studios and 29 Relay Centers will be established in Leh and Kargil. The community radio network will be spread in Ladakh over 6,000 sq km to provide a communication network for educational purposes and its utilisation…

By Inder Jit India is all set to resume its dialogue with China. New Delhi has reviewed Sino-Indian relations at the highest level and formulated its broad approach to the talks which Mr. P.V. Narasimha Rao will hold with Mr. Huang Hua, following the latter’s arrival in the Capital today. It hopes that the dialogue will open a new chapter in the relations between the two countries. Fortunately, both sides have been keen for long to normalize relations. But this has not been possible due to a conspiracy of circumstances. Mrs. Gandhi boldly initiated a thaw in mutual relations and…

Leh, Mar 09: Carbon-neutral is the right approach for the development of Ladakh, said the Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, RK Mathur, who was the chief guest during the virtual session on Ladakh: Enabling Long-Term Inclusive Growth in India organised by ASSOCHAM as a part of its annual session. LG Mathur stated that carbon-neutrality enables sustainable development. He highlighted that the interest of Ladakh lies in a developmental approach that does not adversely impact its environment, ecology, water resources and atmosphere. LG Mathur appreciated ASSOCHAM for organising the event and stated that Chamber has uniquely positioned itself to help Ladakh…

By Dr Mridula Singh Tobacco contains Nicotine, one of the most addictive substances known to man. Present in two forms- Smoking (Cigarettes, bidis, cigars, cheroots, chutta, hukka, etc.) & Smokeless (khaini, zarda, gutkha, etc.), tobacco causes more than 13 lakh deaths every year in India which is more than the combined casualty from HIV, Illegal drug use, alcohol use, motor vehicle injuries, firearm-related incidents. Alarmingly, India is seeing earlier tobacco initiation amongst children. As per the Global Youth Tobacco Survey 2019, 8.5% of the children in India are current Tobacco users. The median age of initiation is 11.5 years for…

By Ashwani Kumar Chrungoo The much awaited Bollywood production, The Kashmir Files, was premiered in India on 4th March 2022. A selected gathering watched it in the multiplex hall at Wave Mall, Narwal Bye pass, Jammu. The cross section gathering of the Jammu city on the occasion included political leaders, social activists, thinkers, writers, intellectuals, senior current and retired civil and police officers of Jammu and Kashmir besides the film makers and the cast of the film. The selected local media representatives were also present on the occasion. The film is due to be released for public viewing on 11th…

Leh, March 08: In a significant move, the School Education Department, UT Ladakh got affiliated to the Central Board of School Education. Previously the Education Department was affiliated to the Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE). Terming the move as the beginning of a new era, Commissioner Secretary, UT Ladakh, A.K. Sahu said that the move will be beneficial for the students of Ladakh, as their participation at national level examinations will increase. He said that the NCERT books are prepared after a lot of research, which lays a strong foundation in students and gives them an edge…

By Poonam I Kaushish Phew! As the curtain rang down on the two month long, seven phase grueling elections in five States all eyes are on the results which will be a mid-term appraisal for Prime Minister Modi’s BJP. The Party is incumbent in four with UP being the most crucial as it sends 80 Lok Sabha MPs and is central to its plans for 2024 general elections. Both NaMo and Party have personally invested much political capital in the State. Alongside the outcome is critical and defining for the Opposition especially Congress and regional forces which could shape its…

Leh, March 7: For the first time since its formation as a Union Territory, Ladakh is addressing its requirements of civil posts and services , the deficiency of which it has been feeling ever since and even on the other hand the demand to fill the vacancies and go in for direct recruitment was long pending. In this connection, since Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) have to be given 10 per cent reservation in such civil posts and services, the UT Administration has come out with memorandum for such direct recruitment. Those sections belonging to EWS not otherwise covered under usual…

India has been cautious in abstaining in the UN Security Council and now Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s call at the Quadrilateral Security dialogue or Quad virtual summit for a dialogue to resolve the issue is appropriate to end aggression through intense dialogues and heightened diplomacy particularly as the ‘mighty’ West is seen crumbling and remains a curious spectator. It also reflects that India despite NAM not being there adheres to its principles for peace in Indian Ocean and Pacific. The present situation is apparently the creation of an arms’ lobby, which seeks to increase arms, counter-arm-cyber gadget sales post-pandemic. In…

By: J. Rajasekharan Nair The book “Classified: Hidden Truths in the ISRO Spy Story” by J. Rajasekharan Nair exposes the hidden truths behind the spy story and how it highlighted the fractures of our premier institutions. Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) was rocked by a spy case in 1994, taking down in its wake six persons who were a part of the organisation, including S. Nambi Narayanan. They were blamed with passing critical rocket technology to a neighbouring nation and booked for the same. The book presents the intriguing account of how state agencies are surreptitiously trying to…

By Ashwani Kumar Chrungoo It is an established fact that the history of Jammu and Kashmir begins with the history of Kashmiri Pandits, the indigenous people of Kashmir. The oldest documents of history of Jammu and Kashmir like Neelmatpuran, Rajtarangini, Vikramankdevcharit and other chronicles are testimony of this fact. The contributions of the Pandit community in the fields of literature, architecture, civilizational flow, medicine, philosophy, music, dance, law, politics, history writing, religion and sociology are well recognised, profound and immense. It is true that the foundations of the present Jammu and Kashmir were laid by their forefathers in the past…