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💻Jk News info 📰 JAMMU: Chief Marshal BS Dhanoa will be inducting US made “APACHE AH64E” on September 3 at Pathankot based Air Force Station. “The Indian Air Force is organising induction ceremony of “APACHE AH 64E Helicopter” at Air Force Station, Pathankot (Punjab) on September 3,” defence spokesman here said on Saturday. He said that Air Chief Marshal BS Dhanoa, Chief of the Air Staff (CAS) who will be the Chief Guest at the event and will induct the helicopter into the family of IAF. This is being seen as a significant step towards modernising the IAF fleet. As per sources, four Apache helicopters are to be stationed at the Pathankot Air Force Station, which is considered to be the prime airbase—just a few miles away from Indo-Pak border. However, there are talks that fighter pilot Abhinandan, who shot down a Pakistani F16 when India had launched airstrikes at terror camps in Pakistan, may fly a MIG from the Pathankot Air Force Station that day but there was no official confir...

💻Jk News info 📰 PESHAWAR : At least 24 people, including women and children, were drowned when a bridge collapsed and a bus they were travelling in plunged into a ditch in Pakistan’s northwest, police said. The incident occurred on Friday when the bus, carrying 35 passengers, was going to Kandia from Bagru of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. “All 24 people belonging to the same tribe drowned when a bridge collapsed and the bus they were travelling in plunged into a stream,” Ahsanul Haq, the chief civil defence warden said. The incident happened because the bridge, which was in a dilapidated condition, could not bear burden of the heavily loaded bus, Haq said. District police chief of Upper Kohistan Raja Abdul Saboor said: “The police and rescue teams rushed to the spot to retrieve the bodies.” “It is a rugged mountainous area with no communication facilities and the people engaged in rescue activities are facing difficulties because of darkness.” (agencies) The post 24 killed i...

💻Jk News info 📰 Guwahati: Over 19 lakh people have been left out of the final National Register of Citizens or NRC – a list intended to identify legal residents and weed out illegal immigrants from Assam – that was published this morning. 3.11 crore have been included in the crucial citizens’ list. The status of both inclusion and exclusion can be viewed online on the NRC website, www.nrcassam.nic.in . The website crashed soon after the list was published. Coming just weeks after the government ended Jammu and Kashmir’s decades-old special status, the NRC too is expected to go down as one of the biggest moves in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s second term. Security has been tightened in Assam, with tens of thousands of paramilitary personnel and police posted across the north-eastern state bordering Bangladesh. The centre has said people whose names don’t appear in the final NRC cannot be declared foreigners till all legal options are exhausted. Every person left out of t...

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💻Jk News info 📰 Writ of mafia reigns supreme in and around Ravi River on account of open and disguised support by some officials of Geology and Mining and other state departments which results in robbing the river of its rich mineral costing crores of Rupees. A joint team from some other departments like Irrigation and Flood Control, Roads and Buildings, Rural Development, and Forest Department has found in its probe the startling goings on in extracting mineral wealth quite illegally in flagrant violation of Jammu and Kashmir Minor Mineral Concession , Storage , Transportation of Minerals and Prevention of Illegal Mining Rules 2016. The moot question is as to whether any action has been taken against the violators and looters of the river’s mineral health following the findings by the concerned authorities . Surprisingly, there has been nothing of any sort which means there was an implied licence and a free hand provided to the plunderers of the mineral wealth of the river. State G...

💻Jk News info 📰 The position on the front of bringing more and more women under the ambit of literacy in India is not only encouraging but has become a trend setter for many developing countries . It goes without saying that educating a woman was tantamount to educating one full family. Besides knowing what was going around in the world in different fields , literacy was an anti dote to superstitions and a tool to fight social evils. An educated mother meant an enlightened family to take care of the family health and hygiene. Former President Pranab Mukherjee reiterating the importance of imparting education to women has advised to further bridge the gap in literacy and stressed upon to do more on the front. Though the female literacy is around 61 percent as against 81 per cent among males as per the census of 2011 , the percentage was gradually improving among the women of the country and more facilities and incentives especially at far flung and rural areas would bring about a per...

💻Jk News info 📰 PARIS:  Hormone therapy to relieve menopause symptoms slightly increases the risk of breast cancer, according to a large-scale study published Friday in The Lancet. Other research has established a similar link, but the new study is the first to show that the risk remains elevated even ten years after treatment has stopped. It also quantifies for the first time the level of risk associated with different types of menopause hormone therapy, or MHT. The chance that a women between 50 and 69 who has never undergone MHT will contract breast cancer is about 6.3 in a 100. By comparison, a woman in that age bracket who takes oestrogen and, intermittently, progestagen for five years stands a 7.7 in 100 chance of getting the disease. If — in the same scenario — progestagen use is daily, the risk goes up again: 8.3 in 100. Finally, an oestrogen-only regimen is closest to the no-hormones baseline, with a 6.8 out of 100 risk. More prolonged use carries even higher risk...