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JAMMU: The Supreme Court Collegium has recommended has cleared the proposal for elevation of advocates Moksha Kazmi (Khajuria) and Rajnesh Oswal as judges of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court, while names of Rahul Bharti and Javaid Iqbal Wani were rejected. Names of Kazmi and Oswal have been forwarded to the Union Ministry of Law and Justice for the requisite clearance followed by submission to the Prime Minister’s Office for final approval of the Union Government and thereafter to the President of India for issuance of the warrant of appointment.
Thursday, October 17, 2019: UDHAMPUR, OCTOBER 17: A six day special coaching camp for Boys /Girls under 17 years in the discipline of Badminton, Table Tennis, Boxing, Yoga and Hockey today commenced here at Indoor Sports Stadium.
Wednesday, October 16, 2019:Srinagar, Oct 16: Rajkumar has a packed work schedule lined up for the next fortnight. After returning to Kashmir last week this migrant worker from Punjab, who does the job of tenting for marriage ceremonies, has got back to work right away.
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Thursday, October 17, 2019:Varanasi, Oct 17: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday said that had it not been for Veer Savarkar, India wouldn't have known the importance of the 1857 Mutiny. "The Mutiny of 1857 would have remained a revolt as the British had called it.
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'Thursday, October 17, 2019': Varanasi, Oct 17: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday said that had it not been for Veer Savarkar, India wouldn't have known the importance of the 1857 Mutiny. "The Mutiny of 1857 would have remained a revolt as the British had called it. It was Veer Savarkar who gave it the name of the first war of independence," said Shah. He underlined the fact that history needed to be re-written so that the real facts could be placed before the nation. Shah's statement assumes significance in view of the fact that the Maharashtra BJP, in its manifesto for the 2019 Assembly polls, has promised to urge the Centre to confer Bharat Ratna on Veer Savarkar whom Prime Minister Narendra Modi counts as one of his idols.
'Thursday, October 17, 2019': UDHAMPUR, OCTOBER 17: A six day special coaching camp for Boys /Girls under 17 years in the discipline of Badminton, Table Tennis, Boxing, Yoga and Hockey today commenced here at Indoor Sports Stadium. The camp has been organised by District Administration Udhampur in collaboration with Sports Council J&K under ‘Khelo India’ sports for peace and development. District Development Commissioner Dr. Piyush Singla was the chief guest who formally declared the coaching camp open while Senior Superintendent of Police Rajiv Omparkash Pandey was the guest of honour on the occasion. Sportsperson of different blocks of district Udhampur took part in the camp.
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Chennai, June 2 : The government should first get its basics right on education and then focus on peripheral issues like compulsorily teaching Hindi to school students in non-Hindi speaking states, say experts on the anti-Hindi row that has erupted in Tamil Nadu. On Saturday, Opposition parties in the southern state reacted with anger against the three-language formula suggested for school students in the draft National Education Policy that was presented by the K.Kasturirangan Committee to the Central government recently. Dividing states into Hindi speaking and non-Hindi speaking, the Kasturirangan Committee recommended teaching of Hindi in non-Hindi speaking states in addition to the regional language and English. In the case of Hindi speaking states, the Committee suggested teaching of Hindi, English and one of the modern Indian languages from other parts of India.