* Jammu and Kashmir Bank, a major banking player in State, has almost put its entire banking operations back on track in the Valley after 12 days of flooding and people have withdrawn Rs 107 crore. * After heightened tension in Chumar area in Northeast Ladakh for four days, Chinese troops yesterday night began withdrawing from the Indian territory, official sources said. * The Government has extended the last date for payment of the September installment of advance tax from September 15 to December 15 for taxpayers of J&K. * J&K Board of School Education (BOSE) has postponed all exams and practicals of Class 10th and 12th in Kashmir province in view of prevailing conditions in the Valley due to floods. * The General Officer Commanding in Chief of Army’s Northern Command Lt General D S Hooda arrived in Srinagar yesterday to review the ongoing relief and restoration operation in flood-hit Kashmir Valley. * Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah has asked all the private mobile companies operating in J&K to restore connectivity in the State at the earliest. * After remaining at large for two days, the Kathua Police achieved a major success after arresting the main accused in September 16 shootout by a faction of truckers Union at Govindsar near, here killing one Excise Department Guard on spot and injuring two others. * The Civil Secretariat that opened yesterday in Srinagar after 11 could not become operational as the ground floor of the seven-storey building is still under three feet of water and around 300 employees marked their attendance with the security staff before heading home. * A cracking knock from Glenn Maxwell helped Kings XI Punjab overcome a poor start to their chase and win the battle of first-timers against Hobart Hurricanes by five wickets in the Champions League T20 on Thursday.
Posted on: Fri, 19 Sep 2014 02:29:14 +0000
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