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| Enforcement Wing Agri Deptt reviews measures to strengthen quality control of Inputs | | | Jammu,October 04 (Scoop News)-A comprehensive review meeting of the Enforcement Wing of the Agriculture Department, Jammu, was held today under the supervision of Director Law Enforcement, J&K, S. Balbir Singh, to review ongoing enforcement activities and strengthen the quality control mechanism for agricultural inputs across the Jammu Division.
The meeting was attended by Assistant Director Law Enforcement, Jammu, S. Kuldeep Singh along with Law Enforcement Inspectors from different districts of the Jammu Division.
The meeting focused on reviewing enforcement activities and ensuring the availability of standard and quality-certified seeds, pesticides and fertilizers to farmers. Detai... |
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| | Dr. Vaidehi Taman emerges as India’s First Journalist to Write Five Exclusive Chronicles | | on Kashmir’s Ancient Legacy | 
Srinagar, October 04(Scoop News)-At a time when Kashmir is most often discussed through politics, security concerns and current affairs, Maharashtra-based journalist, author and researcher Dr. Vaidehi Taman has carved a unique place in Indian journalism by becoming the first journalist in India to write five exclusive chronicles dedicated to Kashmir’s spiritual, literary and intellectual heritage.
Over the past several years, Taman has undertaken extensive research journeys across the Valley, documenting a side of Kashmir rarely explored in mainstream journalism. Her work focuses on Ka... |
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| | NHRC directs J&K Chief Secretary to probe plight of four children disabled | | by contaminated cough syrup | 
Jammu, October 04 (Scoop News)- The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has directed the concerned authorities in Jammu and Kashmir to conduct an enquiry into the case of four children from Ramnagar Tehsil of Udhampur district who allegedly suffered permanent disabilities after consuming contaminated “Cold Best-PC” cough syrup during the 2019–20 tragedy.
The direction has come on a complaint pursued by senior social and health activist Sukesh C. Khajuria, seeking adequate compensation, medical care and rehabilitation for the four surviving children.
The NHRC has directed the concerned... |
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