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Jk News info Bulletin on Novel Corona Virus (Covid-19) 06 new cases reported today, 15001 persons under observation JAMMU, MARCH 31: The Government Tuesday informed that 06 new positive cases of novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), all from Kashmir division and contacts of previous positive cases, have been reported today thus taking the total number of positive cases in Jammu and Kashmir to 55. According to the daily Media Bulletin on novel coronavirus (COVID-19), out of 55 positive cases, 51 are Active Positive, 02 have recovered and 02 have died. Regarding the location of positive cases, 43 are from Kashmir division and 12 from Jammu Division . Till date 15001 travellers and persons in contact with suspected cases have been put under surveillance which include 9895 in home quarantine including in facilities operated by government, 350 persons in Hospital Quarantine, 51 in hospital isolation and 3334 under home surveillance. 1371 persons have completed their 28 days surveil...

Jk News info IGNOU Regional Centre Srinagar Important Notification for all aspirants In view of the complete lockdown to combat the COVID-] 9 pandemic, the University has advised to use ICT enabled measures for providing uninterrupted learner support. In  furtherance of this initiative, the learners who are have to submit their assignment for June 2020 Term-end Examination are hereby informed to submit scanned copies of handwritten assignments for evaluation through email to rcsrinagar@ignou.ac.in or pjacademics@ignou.ac.in . The learners of BCA, MCA, CIT, CCITSK, PGDIS, PGDLAN, PGCCL & PGDCA can send their assignment for evaluation on pjacademics@ignou.ac.in only assignments can be submitted up to 30th April 2020.  Assignments can be downloaded from the below link: Download from here:    Click here to Download Assignments Also the learners who have to appear in the ensuing examination can submit the examination form online on below link App...

MUZAFFARABAD, March 31:  The AJK President Sardar Masood Khan, strongly condemned unprovoked firing by Indian troops at the Line of Control in Azad Kashmir, has said that the presence of Indian Army in occupied Kashmir was more dangerous than the COVID-19 pandemic.   Expressing reaction over unprovoked Indian firing in Pando subsector of Chakothi sector and Khuiratta sector in Kotli district in which three civilians were injured and the property damaged, the state president alleged that the Indian attempting to create a war-like situation in the region when the world was busy to combat COVID-19, were highly condemnable and regrettable.   He maintained that the agonies caused by the Indian government to innocent citizens in the occupied territory by enforcing lockdown and curfew seven months ago, still persist. Due to lockdown, curfew and the blockade of internet service, the people of occupied Kashmir are faced with serious difficulties to move to hospitals and ...

Jk News info JKBOSE postponed All Exams till further orders  All exams postponed till further orders Srinagar Mar 31:In view of the prevailing COVID-19 pandemic, the J&K Board of School Education Monday postponed further all ongoing examinations across the union territory. Earlier The board had already deferred the exams till March 31.An order in this regard was issued by Secretary JKBOSE on Saturday. (KR) Due to outbreak of COVID-19, as a precautionary measure, all the on going examination of JKBOSE for classes 10th, 11th and 12th being held across Jammu and Kashmir were postponed upto 31-03-2020, are being now postponed till further orders. Download Jk Students info App from play store working in 2g Network  Click here to Download APP  www.jkstudentsinfo.in from Jkstudentsinfo 👉 Click Here Download jkstudentsinfo Android app

Jk News info 78 people who completed quarantine period after returning from Leh walk home They were part of first successful quarantine batch: ADC Sgr Srinagar, March 31 (KNO) : At least 78 people who had returned from Leh and were put under quarantine were allowed to go home after completing the quarantine period. Additional Deputy Commissioner ( ADC) Srinagar Syed Haneef Balkhi , who is also quarantine in-Charge, told wire service—Kashmir News Service (KNS), that 78 people who belonged to various parts of Kashmir like Kupwara, Baramulla, Anantnag, Pulwama and a few from Chanapora and Nishat  who came from Leh in a flight and were put under quarantine were allowed to go home after completing mandatory quarantine period. He said it was the first batch of "successful quarantine" who completed their 14 day period in one of the best hotel in Srinagar. "All of them are in good health and were cheerful," he said. He said that they have set the exampl...

Jk News info Breaking News 6 More persons Test positive in Kashmir division  UPDATE : 6 new positive cases confirmed in Kashmir Division. All contacts of previous positive cases. Meanwhile contact tracing continues in both Jammu and Kashmir Divisions. Please cooperate. Let's #Fightittogether  @diprjk Download Jk Students info App from play store and get all updates on your phone  Click here to Download APP 📲  Click here to join whatsapp group   www.jkstudentsinfo.in from Jkstudentsinfo 👉 Click Here Download jkstudentsinfo Android app

Jk News info J&K School Education Department Instruction for private School J&K School Education Department Instruction for private School J&K School Education Department Instruction for private School in view of Covid19 Pandemic in J&K Below are Complete Details … Click on Image to see clearly /long press image to Download  Download Jk Students info App from Google Play store and get all updates on your phone  Click here to Download APP 📲  www.jkstudentsinfo.in from Jkstudentsinfo 👉 Click Here Download jkstudentsinfo Android app

Last updated, March 30, 2020   India’s internet curbs in Kashmir hamper COVID-19 fight https://ift.tt/2QUWRmz   COVID 19: High-Speed Internet Ban Hampering Journalism In Kashmir Kashmir’s Slow Internet Means COVID-19 Rumours Get Long Shelf Life | The Quint https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQb4-UjOe-A https://twitter.com/shoaib100mph/status/1239459646701797376 Journalism in Kashmir in ‘state of repression’: Media watchdog International Press Institute says media freedom in India-administered Kashmir is under threat, charge officials deny. https://ift.tt/3ba4VaO ‘Summons, detentions, harassment’: A new normal for journalists in Kashmir https://ift.tt/3b4p7uk   Jammu and Kashmir police question three journalists amid social media ban https://ift.tt/2SJeWFx   ‘Humiliating to the core’: how India turned a Kashmir hotel into a jail  https://ift.tt/2HDf0QD   Kashmir journalist wins AFP’s Kate Webb Prize for coverage ...

JKNS reports from Indian occupied Kashmir Srinagar, March 39: Four more people tested positive for Covid-19 in Kashmir on Sunday, taking the number of infected to 45 and dead to two in the Jammu and Kashmir. Rohit Kansal, the spokesperson for the Jammu and Kashmir administration, said four more cases detected positive in Kashmir. 2 each from Shopian and Srinagar districts, he said. “All contacts of previous positive cases. Contact tracing working on the ground”, he said. As per the health officials, 4 new cases in Kashmir were detected for the infections among them two were admitted in JLNM and Pulwama hospitals. “Two among them are residents of Shopian district in south Kashmir and have travel history to Indonesia,” the official said. Another duo aged 26 and 40 years had also shared a sumo vehicle on way to home from Jammu to Srinagar with a COVID-19 patient from Bemina Srinagar, they said. With the confirmation of the four fresh cases, the number of COVID-19 patients has...

Jk News info Amar Singh College has initiated Online Classrooms Amar Singh College has initiated Online Classrooms In view of the prevailing situation arisen due to the lockdown caused by the COVID-19, the college has initiated an alternate pedagogy of Teaching-Learning process using the Online Classrooms on Google Educational Platform. The Google Classrooms for various semesters and subjects have been set up by the faculty members of the college wherein tutorials in the form of Audio/Video, e-books/ PDF files and regular assessments are updated on daily basis. The student community in general and the students of Amar Singh College in particular are advised to take benefit of the same by joining the Online Classrooms. The detailed list of the Google Classrooms along with the faculty name, subject name and code required for joining are available on the college website http: ascollegelive.net/ematerial. Codes for Google Classes - I Codes for Google Classes-I I For more info...

Jk News info TRAI to telcos: Extend prepaid validity so users get uninterrupted services during lockdown TRAI has also sought details of the steps being taken to ensure availability of uninterrupted telecom services to such customers on a “priority basis”. Sector regulator TRAI has asked telecom operators to extend the validity period of prepaid users to ensure that subscribers get uninterrupted services during the 21-day nationwide lockdown. Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has also sought details of the steps being taken to ensure availability of uninterrupted telecom services to such customers on a “priority basis“. ”...you are required to take necessary steps as deemed fit including extending the validity period to ensure that all prepaid subscribers can enjoy uninterrupted services during the period of lockdown,” TRAI said in a communication to all operators on Sunday. The communication on “measures regarding ensuring availablity of recharge vouchers and ...

Jk News info Coronavirus J&K : 3 New cases from Jammu Div Kashmir’s first Coronavirus case tests negative at SKIMS  A woman from Srinagar who was the first Coronavirus patient in Kashmir has been tested negative yesterday: Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences, SKIMS Srinagar,   Jammu & Kashmir Coronavirus J&K : 3 New cases from Jammu Div  Status Update : No new cases in Kashmir Division; In Jammu Division 3 new positive positive cases. Total for J&K now 41 Download Jk Students info App from play store working in 2g Network 6MB size  Click here to Download APP   Click here to join our WhatsApp Group   www.jkstudentsinfo.in from Jkstudentsinfo 👉 Click Here Download jkstudentsinfo Android app

  Kaiser Maqbool Lone UG student at IUST   India is the fifth most vulnerable of 181 countries to the effects of climate change, with its poorest being the most at risk, according to a report    Global Climate Risk Index 2020  prepared by Bonn-based think-tank  Germanwatch on December 4, 2019. Jammu and Kashmir is the 2 nd most vulnerable territory after Assam in India to the effect of climate change. The agrarian economy and eco-sensitive environment make it more vulnerable to slight climate change. This winter was very harsh and ruthless, the extratropical storms originating in the Mediterranean region causing sudden winter rain to the northwestern parts of the Indian subcontinent, and snow in the far north regions including our valley. Top scientists fear that due to climate change, such harsh and unexpected weather conditions will continue to trouble people. The climate change affecting the intensity and frequency of Western Disturbances c...

JKNS reports from Indian occupied Kashmir   Srinagar, March 29: Five more people tested positive for Covid-19 in Kashmir on Sunday, taking the number of infected to 38 and dead to two in the Jammu and Kashmir.   Rohit Kansal, the spokesperson for the Jammu and Kashmir administration, said among the new cases two each were from Srinagar and Budgam and one from Baramulla.   A 67-year-old man, who had contracted Covid-19, died in Srinagar’s Chest Disease Hospital in the morning, Kansal had said earlier.   “Sad start to the day. The unfortunate demise of a coronavirus patient in Srinagar this morning,” Kansal had tweeted.   Around 5763 travelers and people in contact with suspected cases have been put under surveillance so far the Jammu and Kashmir.   Kashmir records 2 nd  Coronavirus death   Kashmir valley on Sunday reported its second coronavirus death at Chest Disease (CD) hospital Srinagar and he was laid rest at Sulanda V...

Jk News info Seven villages declared red zones to prevent spread of COVID-19 in Pulwama Invoking prohibitory orders under Section 144 of the CrPC, Disaster Management Act and The Epidemic Disease Act, District Magistrate Pulwama said that there would be no inward and outward movement of any person from the villages declared red zones and the people would stay in their homes to ensure complete lockdown. In this regard District Magistrate today issued order according to which Khaigam, Sangerwani, Abhama villages of tehsil Rajpora and Gudoora, Chandgam, Pinglena and Parigam of tehsil Pulwama fall in red zone category while adjoining villages of these tehsils have been declared buffer zones, for the of safety and well being of general public. According to an order issued by the District Magistrate, a person hailing from District who attended a religious congregation at Gudura has tested positive for COVID-19, has moved to various villages including his native village Khaigam....

Jk News info NTA Postpones NEET UG May 2020 NTA Postponement of National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) UG May-2020 In view of the hardships faced by the parents and the students due to COVID-19 epidemic, the National Testing Agency has postponed the ensuing NEET (UG) May 2020 examination scheduled to be held on the 3rd May 2020. We are hopeful that we would get back to normal situation relatively soon; but for now, various concerned Ministries and Examination Board are examining the scenario to evaluate the situation that may necessitate any change in the schedule. As of now the examination is proposed to be held in the last week on May 2020. Exact date will be announced later on after assessing the situation. Accordingly, the Admit Cards for the Examination which were to be issued on 27th March 2020 will now be issued later on after assessing the situation after 15th April 2020 only. We understand that academic calendar and schedule is important, but equally import...

Amjed Jaaved USA president Trump’s visit to India had one main purpose. To personally assure India that the USA accepts India as a bulwark against China in the Pacific region. A perceptible change in US relations with China India and Pakistan is obvious from several indicators.  India as US protégé is now tied up with Israel, and Saudi Arabia conglomerate. To please the USA, India has stopped importing oil from Iran. To wean away from India firmly into its fold, the USA took many steps. It offered to sell India US$ 3 billion (per one unit) Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) and Patriot Advanced Capability (PAC-3) missile defence systems as an alternative to the Russian S-400 system. Already, Saudi Arabia has signed a deal with the US in November to buy 44 THAAD launchers and missiles – each battery comes with six launchers – for $15 billion. India ditched Russia from whom it had decided to purchase five S-400s Russian S-400s air defence systems at cost of US$5.4 billion...

Jk News info #UNICEF Unicef to scale up support for children learning in 145 nations  News: NEW DELHI: As worldwide school closures disrupt the education of more than 80 per cent of students, Unicef on Thursday announced it will significantly scale up support in 145 countries to help children continue their learning while keeping schools safe. According to Unicef's global chief of education, Robert Jenkins, it was found during the Ebola outbreak that students who stayed away from schools were less likely to ever return.  Now with coronavirus taking the entire globe in its grip Jenkins says Unicef is prepared to tackle the Ebola like situation.  To help curb the disruption to children's education and keep children learning safely, Unicef has allocated additional funding to accelerate work with governments and partners in more than 145 low- and middle-income countries. Click here to Download Our Android App from play store  www.jkstudents...