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STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: The Library & Documentation Wing of SCERT J&K, Divisional Office Jammu, on Saturday organised a One-Day Seminar on "The Role of Heads of Institutions of High Schools in Making Libraries an Integral Part…
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Dr Pradeep Kumar JenaIn a landmark development, Government of India has implemented four Labour Codes with effect from 21st November 2025, bringing labour reformsenacted by the Parliament into reality. Following this, different views and…
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STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: JK Public School (JKPS) Panjtirthi-where discipline meets creativity and learning becomes joyful and a school that grows not just scholars, but responsible human beings. Glimpses of activities being presented…
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STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: In a historic show of solidarity, a conference of all Bar Associations of Jammu Province was convened on Saturday by the Jammu & Kashmir High Court Bar Association, Jammu (JKHCBAJ) under the Chairmanship of…
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STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: JK Public School, Kunjwani conducted yet another meaningful and thought-provoking morning assembly as Dhairya of Grade 6 Kaveri, along with his classmates, led the session on the highly relevant theme "Importance…
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STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: The Volleyball Association of J&K (VAJK), on the second day of its three-day selection trials for the Junior Boys and Girls categories, registered an impressive turnout of 110 boys and 40 girls at MA Stadium,…
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SRINAGAR: In the wake of the Pahalgam attack and Delhi blast, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Saturday said 2025 has not been good for tourism, but pinned hope on snowfall reviving the sector and helping attract more…
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JAMMU: The Border Security Force on Saturday said that drone technology and aerial dimensions have become decisive elements of modern warfare, noting that conflicts worldwide -- from Russia-Ukraine to Israel-Palestine -- show how…
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JAMMU: The Border Security Force is fully alert to maintain "zero" cross-border infiltration of terrorists in the Jammu region, a top officer said on Sunday and asserted that the flood-damaged infrastructure was restored and strengthened…
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JAMMU: More than six dozen terror launchpads have been shifted to the "depth areas" in Pakistan after Operation Sindoor, and the force is ready to inflict heavy losses on the enemy if the government decides to resume the cross-border…
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