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| Sukesh C. Khajuria urges centre to frame national policy to ban private practice | | by medical college faculty to protect public health care | 
Jammu,April 06 (Scoop News)-Sukesh C. Khajuria, a senior social and health activist who has been at the forefront of raising public issues concerning public health, institutional accountability and citizens’ welfare for the past four decades, in a latest representation to the Union Health Minister has urged the Government of India to formulate and implement a comprehensive National Policy prohibiting private practice by faculty members of Government and Private Medical Colleges across India, on the administrative and patient-care model successfully adopted by premier national institutions s... |
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| | DC Ramban inspects road clearance operations | | |
Jammu, April 05 (Scoop News)-The Jammu and Kashmir Board of Professional Entrance Examinations (J&K BOPEE) today conducted the Common Entrance Test (CET) for 10th Based Diploma Paramedical Courses for the academic session 2026-27 at the designated Centres within the Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.
The test was conducted at several examination Centres in Srinagar, Baramulla, Anantnag, Doda, Rajouri, Jammu and Leh, with 1216 candidates appearing out of 1591 applicants.
Worthwhile to mention that for the second time, J&K BOPEE has arranged Examination Centres in the Baramulla, Anantnag, Doda, Rajouri and Leh districts.
To ensure smooth and seamless conduct of the ... |
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| | Rana convenes public outreach programme at Bassali | | | Rajouri April 05 (Scoop News)-Minister for Jal Shakti, Forest, Ecology & Environment and Tribal Affairs, Javed Ahmed Rana, today visited the Bassali area of Doongi block in the border district of Rajouri where he convened an extensive public outreach programme.
The high profile visit was aimed to assess and address the grassroots concerns, ensuring equitable development in remote and border regions.
The tribal residents put forth a range of demands rooted in their lived realities. These included the urgent need for additional border bunkers to ensure safety, upgradation of Government Middle School Bassali, measures to tackle persistent water scarcity and availability of ambulance ser... |
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| | DUJ Objects to IT Rules Amendments | | |
New Delhi,April 04 (Scoop News)- The Delhi Union of Journalists strongly objects to the Union government’s latest moves to censor the digital media by proposing fresh amendments to the IT Rules, as well as its plans to implement the anti-people Labour Codes.
Not content with dictating content to the godi media, particularly the television channels, the Government now wishes to create a compliant online media too. The draft IT Rules amendments made public on March 30, 2026 propose to bring under their ambit not just those who publish but also individuals who post news and current affairs, comment on these, post cartoons or satirical videos etc. This would be a severe deterrent t... |
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| | IUST Organises Cybersecurity Awareness Program with ISEA, MeitY | | |
Awantipora, April 03 (Scoop News)-The Office of the Dean Outreach, Islamic University of Science and Technology (IUST), organised a Cybersecurity Awareness Program for students and apprentices of the University. The program was sponsored under the Information Security Education and Awareness (ISEA) Project of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY).
The program was conducted by experts from the CDAC-Mohali as part of a national initiative to promote cybersecurity awareness and responsible digital practices. More than a hundred participants, including students and apprentices, attended the program. In view of the growing dependence on digital technologies a... |
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