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The development of the twin flower fields marks a significant milestone in promoting agricultural diversification, farmers’ empowerment and creating new livelihood opportunities through commercial floriculture in Ladakh, as envisaged by the Prime Minister.

Interestingly, the flower field at Choglamsar has been developed in a record time of just two months. Plantation at Choglamsar began on 16^th July, and the first bloom started in the first week of September. On the other hand, plantation of nearly 14 lakh Liliums at Stakna flower field began in August, and the first bloom is expected around the end of October.

The project seeks to leverage Ladakh’s unique climatic conditions and the growing national and international market potential of high-value flowers to create a new avenue for income generation, entrepreneurship and rural economic development. As per market rates, Lilium sells at a premium of Rs 60-70 per stick in wholesale markets, while the retail sale of Liliums fetches an even higher price.

The Choglamsar flower park will serve as a demonstration and model floriculture centre, where high-value flowers such as Lilium, Gladiolus, Tulips and other ornamental species, with strong market demand in national and international markets, will be cultivated.

It will thus create a new, sustainable source of income for Ladakh’s farming community through self-help groups and cooperatives. Under the project, the Agriculture Department in the first year will develop the flower field and, at the time of bloom, transfer it to the selected Self-Help Groups (SHGs) and cooperative societies. The department will handhold the SHGs and the cooperatives in marketing flowers in national and international markets to maximise returns. Subsequently, from the next year, the cooperatives will themselves undertake commercial cultivation, harvesting and value addition of the Lilium flowers.

For this, local farmers are being given structured training in scientific floriculture, modern cultivation practices, and establishing floriculture as a viable commercial enterprise.

Inaugurating the Flower Garden, the Lieutenant Governor said the initiative is more than just the start of flower cultivation; it is an effort to sow the seeds of new livelihoods, skills, and opportunities for the people of Ladakh. A key objective of the Flower Garden is to develop it as a training and demonstration centre for farmers and youth. The facility will provide exposure to modern cultivation techniques, scientific farming practices and improved post-harvest management, enabling farmers to acquire the knowledge and skills required to take up floriculture at the farm and village level.

Besides functioning as a recreational and educational space for residents and tourists, the flower fields will create an ecosystem where not only flowers, but also knowledge, skills and enterprises can grow. Floriculture is a high-value agricultural activity that can complement traditional farming, enhance farmers’ incomes and open new avenues for employment and entrepreneurship,” L-G Saxena said.

The Flower Garden will be opened to the general public from September 18, 2026. To ensure its proper maintenance and upkeep, a nominal entry fee of ₹25 for adults and ₹10 for children has been fixed. The revenue generated will be utilised for the maintenance and upkeep of the Garden.

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         These notices were issued in an Original Application (O.A.) No. 348/2026 filed by Guddu Kumar and Sanjay Kumar on behalf of the public of Halqa Panchayat, Padyarna of Block Nagseni, District Kishtwar, highlighting the catastrophic effects of ongoing illegal activities in the name of developmental works at the hands of Chenab Valley Power Projects Pvt. Ltd. (CVPPL), executing the work of the Hydroelectric Project in Kwar, Kishtwar, especially in view of the recent landslide, development of cracks in the land as well as houses/structures of the inhabitants, due to which the entire population is in a state of shock, fear and deep concern for their lives, property and livestock.

             After hearing Advocate Muzzaffar Ali Shah, the National Green Tribunal took serious note of the matter and observed that the applicants have raised a plea that in the course of construction of the 540 MW Kwar Hydro-Electric Power Project, there is a violation of the norms and muck is being dumped on the slopes, affecting the Chenab River and its basin. The NGT also observed that, in support of such allegations, the applicants have referred to the photographs which have been placed on record along with the O.A.

       Advocate Muzzaffar Ali Shah further submitted that the respondents are carrying out continuous, extensive and excessive blasting operations in the project area, resulting in severe vibrations which have caused structural damage to residential houses in nearby villages, including Sumna Bhatta, Pullar and Padyarna. Advocate Shah further submitted that, due to repeated blasting, several residential houses have developed cracks in walls and foundations, thereby posing a serious and imminent threat to the life and safety of the inhabitants. He further submitted that the operation of stone crushers, heavy vehicular movement and continuous construction activities associated with the project have resulted in excessive and uncontrolled emission of dust particles in the surrounding areas.

           Advocate Muzzaffar Ali Shah vehemently argued that being aggrieved by the environmentally destructive activities at an eco-fragile zone, the applicants had submitted a detailed representation dated 05-05-2025 to the Deputy Commissioner, Kishtwar highlighting the ongoing illegal blasting and unauthorized stone crushing under the guise of the Kwar Hydro-Electric Project and when no effective remedial action was taken, the applicants submitted a reminder dated 09-07-2025, upon which the office of the Deputy Commissioner, Kishtwar directed the Chenab Valley Power Projects Pvt. Ltd. (CVPPL) to submit a detailed report to his office within three days positively. He further submitted that, despite this formal direction, no effective remedial action has been taken till date, thereby compelling the applicants to approach the NGT.

     After considering the submissions of Advocate M. A. Shah, the NGT observed that the application raises substantial issue relating to the compliance of the environmental norms and the applicants have placed reliance upon Clause 5 of the Glacial Lake Outburst Flood(s) [GLOF] Risk Management Plan for District Kishtwar and submitted that in this report, high risk from GLOF was already reflected in the construction of the dam.

Looking into the importance of the matter, the NGT directed its Registry to list this matter on 30-11-2026.

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Saifullah @ Sajid Jat was linked to the terrorist attack on tourists by three armed terrorists near Pahalgam in Kashmir in which 26 civilians were killed on 22 April last year.

Saifullah is a resident of Changa Manga village in Pakistan’s Kasur. He is also known in the terror ranks by the aliases of Sajid Jatt, Ali Bhai, Habibullah Malik, Langda, Noomi, Numan, Usman Habib and Shani.

He is a key figure in the terror outfit’s operations and has remained active for over two decades.

The NBW comes after NIA busted a “deep-rooted” LeT module headed by Pakistani terrorist Abdullah, alias Abu Hureira, who was arrested with another Pakistani accomplice, Usman alias Khubaib, and three local operatives early this year.

Quoting an order issued by the special NIA court on 8 September, the official said the case arose after J&K Police intercepted a LeT operative in the Pandach area of Srinagar in March, leading to the successful arrest of the entire group, particularly Abdullah, who had been on the run for 16 years, and successfully established bases outside the Union Territory.

Seeking the NBW against the LeT commander for his role in the terrorist module, the NIA told the court that Saifullah, the designated terrorist listed under the Fourth Schedule of the UAPA, has been operating from Pakistan and providing weapons, funds and directions to terrorists in the Kashmir Valley.

The agency also informed the court that Telegraph IDs linked to Saifullah were recovered from one of the arrested Pakistani terrorists, revealing that he had provided directions for attacks on security forces, civilians and government establishments.

After hearing the NIA and examining the application and accompanying material, the court issued the NBW against the LeT commander. “Keeping in view the fact that the accused person is at large and the investigating agency has not been able to procure his attendance in the ordinary manner….as such a general warrant of arrest (non-bailable) is issued against Saifullah and is forwarded to SSP, Kulgam, as the last known address of the accused is village Yamrach (in South Kashmir district) for execution of the warrant as per procedure prescribed under law”. The warrant has been sent for execution to the concerned authority through NIA, the official said, quoting the order.

According to NIA, Saifullah also acted as a terrorist commander of LeT from 2005 to 2007 in Kulgam district and later exfiltrated to Pakistan.

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It is pertinent to mention that the ‘Seva Sankalp Abhiyan’ begins today, marking a month-long festival of selfless service till 17th October. This campaign celebrates 25 years of the Prime Minister’s public service, transforming India from the “Fragile Five” to the world’s top five economies.

Over the next month, 12 programmes will include school competitions on ‘Mere Sapno ka Bharat’, honouring Anganwadi and ASHA workers, tree plantation, youth activities, and registration camps under Seva Setu Abhiyan.

“Until 17 October, a “Seva Setu Abhiyan” will be run at block and ward level, with 3–4 day camps to register deprived beneficiaries for government schemes. I earnestly appeal that every citizen of Jammu Kashmir participates wholeheartedly in this campaign.

Prime Minister has worked day and night for 140 crore countrymen and has helped build a new, powerful Jammu Kashmir. The GDP growth rate for the first quarter of 2026–27 is 7.8%. If we look at other indicators of welfare and development, 25 crore people have moved above the poverty line and 80 crore people are receiving free ration under the Garib Kalyan Ann Yojana,” the Lieutenant Governor said.

He also highlighted the unprecedented growth of National Highways, which have increased from 91,000 km to 146,000 km, and the number of airports has risen from 74 to 165.

“Kashmir is now directly connected with the rail network. Discrimination has been eliminated and the UT is witnessing historic transformation. As far as the welfare schemes across the country are concerned, 11 crore toilets, more than 10 crore gas connections and 4 crore PM Awas have been provided, and another 3 crore houses are under construction. Under Prime Minister’s guidance Jammu Kashmir will emerge as an unparalleled example of prosperity and happiness. I urge all citizens of Jammu Kashmir to contribute to this Service Campaign,” Lieutenant Governor said.

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An AK Assault Rifle (with 4 mags) ; M4 Carbine (with 3 mags) ; a Glock Pistol (with 2 mags) and 4 grenades have been recovered from their person, Police said.

Reports said that an OGW was arrested from near the spot by security forces.

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In a joint intelligence based operation during the intervening night of 16/17 September, confirmed inputs indicated the presence of terrorists in the general area of Brattal, Udhampur.

Despite hostile weather, difficult terrain and poor visibility, troops of the White Knight Corps, J&K Police and CRPF launched a targeted counter-terrorism operation, resulting in the neutralisation of two terrorists, the Army said.

The Operation is still in progress with search and surveillance continuing in the area. Security forces remain deployed to track and neutralise any remaining threat.

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Announcing this on X, LG VK Saxena today said “With immense delight and satisfaction, I share that all four large ponds, constructed under Project Him Sarovar at Spituk Farka in Leh, have now been filled with glacier meltwater, in a record time of just 5 months”.

 The works on construction of the four large ponds started on 10 April 2026, and concluded with recharge and operationalization of the 4th pond on 9th September.

● Pond No. 1 inaugurated on 21st June

● Pond No. 2 filled on 19th July

● Pond No. 3 filled on 24th August

● Pond No. 4 filled on 9th September

Each pond, measuring 60m × 40m × 2m, is designed to store approx. 60 lakh litres of glacier meltwater, thereby storing nearly 24 million litres of precious water, and preventing them from going waste and creating a new command area of nearly 1000 acres.

 Importantly, these ponds are being directly replenished by glacier meltwater from the Stok glacier stream, whose seasonal flows were diverted into the Igoo-Phey Canal, feeding into these reservoirs.

This diversion ensures that huge volumes of water, earlier wasted, are now conserved for irrigation, ecological restoration, and long-term water security.

This achievement reflects our Administration’s unwavering commitment to environmental resilience, agricultural revival, and sustainable water security in Ladakh’s cold desert, the LG added.

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This is the second handing-over ceremony done by the officer. The recovery reflects Jammu Police’s continued use of technology and coordinated efforts to assist citizens and ensure the safe return of their lost property.

Citizens were advised to remain alert and take necessary precautions, including using strong and unique passwords/PINs for mobile phones and banking applications, enabling device security features, and promptly reporting loss of mobile phones.

Jammu Police remains committed to using technology for citizen assistance and public service.

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During his two-day visit of Zanskar after it was declared a separate district of the UT, Saxena also visited the Sheela Waterfall and announced to develop it to attract tourists.

In an X post on Wednesday, Saxena announced “It’s a profound privilege to declare ‘Kumik Village’ in Zanskar as the first Heritage Village of Ladakh, today, coinciding with the Ladakh Zanskar Festival 2026”.

Kumik, a remote settlement in Zanskar Valley, dotted by traditional houses, sacred spaces, agricultural practices, and age-old traditions, is widely known for preserving a rich Buddhist textual tradition, including precious Kanjur manuscripts and other Tibetan Buddhist materials. It offers a glimpse into a different side of Zanskar – as a place where knowledge, faith and cultural traditions were preserved and transmitted.

Kumik is not just a monument frozen in time; it is a vibrant, living heritage. It embodies the broader vision of “Vikas Bhi, Virasat Bhi”, “as enunciated by Hon’ble Prime Minister, Shri @narendramodi ji”, Saxena said.

Preserving Kumik is not only about safeguarding a side of Zanskar where faith, knowledge, and scholarship thrived; it is about understanding the resilience of our Himalayan communities and celebrating the living soul of Ladakh”.

The LG said that he “Visited the enchanting Sheela Waterfall in Zanskar Valley, during my two-day visit to the newly carved district, yesterday. Had a fruitful interaction with the warm local residents, to understand their concerns, grievances, and developmental demands, particularly related to poor upkeep, encroachment and blocked public access to the waterfall”.

He directed officials to swiftly upgrade public amenities at the site, including toilets, eateries, seating, lighting, and other safety measures, so as to develop Sheela Waterfall, as one of the must-visit places in the Zanskar Valley.

“Also, taking note of the locals’ concerns regarding water shortage in the region, directed the concerned departments to explore suitable locations for constructing at least four rock check dams over Zanskar River, for long-term water and agricultural sustainability in the region”, he said.

“Zanskar’s natural beauty is immense, and its sustainable growth is our priority. We are fully committed to ensuring long-term water security and holistic development in the region”, he added.

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Winner Team: Sultan Warriors Baramulla (182/9)
Runner-Up: Ramzii Sports Srinagar (142/10)
Man of the Match: Aaqib Khanday (Sultan Warriors)
Man of the Series: Asim Bashir (Sultan Warriors).

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The proposed rules will provide a structured route for eligible officers serving in the feeder cadres to move to higher Junior Scale posts after completing the prescribed qualifying service. The proposed Recruitment Rules cover Junior Scale posts across the 15 departments/services, namely General Administration Department, Cooperative, Employment, Excise & Taxation, Consumer Affairs & Public Distribution, Handicrafts & Handlooms, Industries & Commerce, Information, Labour, Rural Development, Revenue, Social Welfare, Tourism and Transport.

The Recruitment Rules have been framed following the recent amendment by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), dated September 9, 2026, which has empowered the Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh to frame rules for Group ‘B’ Gazetted services/posts, including posts forming part of a common cadre such as JKAS. Earlier, such posts were outside the rule-making powers of the Lieutenant Governor.

This development came after Saxena, in July this year, personally raised the issue with the MHA, pointing out that regular promotions were delayed in the absence of the necessary Recruitment Rules. The Lieutenant Governor thanked Union Home Minister,  Amit Shah, for his constant support in strengthening the governance in Ladakh.

The move is expected to contribute significantly to administrative efficiency and institutional strengthening in Ladakh by enabling the UT Administration to establish appropriate recruitment and promotion mechanisms for critical Group ‘B’ Gazetted posts according to its own administrative requirements.

“Strong and efficient institutions are essential for delivering responsive and effective governance. I am thankful to Union Home Minister, Amit Shah Ji, for his continued support and guidance in strengthening governance in Ladakh and fulfilling the aspirations of the people. These Recruitment Rules will provide deserving officers in the feeder cadres a clear and structured pathway for career progression, while direct recruitment will bring fresh talent into the administration,” said Saxena.

The proposed recruitment pattern provides 50% Direct Recruitment and 50% Promotion for several services. Overall, 79 posts have been identified for Direct Recruitment and 50 for Promotion.

The draft Recruitment Rules will be placed in the public domain for 30 days in accordance with the DoPT guidelines, inviting suggestions and objections from stakeholders. After examination of the feedback and necessary modifications, the final proposals will be submitted to the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) for consultation/approval, as applicable, before notification.

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Officials said that the minibus, which was on its way from Bakkal to Reasi, overturned near the tunnel this morning, leaving several passengers injured.

The killed persons have been identified as Paras Ram and Madan Lal.

Police, along with locals, immediately launched a rescue operation and shifted the injured to a nearby hospital for treatment. Officials said one person died on the spot, while another critically injured passenger succumbed while being shifted to the hospital.

Two injured passengers were shifted to the Government Medical College and Hospital Jammu, for further treatment.

Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has expressed deep grief over the loss of lives in a tragic road accident in Reasi district, in which two persons were killed and five others injured.

The Chief Minister conveyed his heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families and directed the authorities to ensure the best possible medical care to those injured.

The Chief Minister conveyed his heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families and directed the authorities to ensure the best possible medical care to those injured.

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Urging unity, trust and wisdom, the two leaders opposed any Padyatra or protest in Leh while formal talks are underway, backed the creation of Hill Councils in all seven districts and called for strict adherence to the agreements already reached.

In a statement on Monday these leaders said “We are deeply concerned to see the recent misunderstandings and erosion of trust amongst the top leadership of the Buddhist community at a time when Ladakh stands at a historic crossroads. Without seeking any media limelight or press conferences, we have been quietly meeting some of our most revered spiritual masters including His Eminence Thiksey Rinpoche, His Eminence Thuksey Rinpoche and other elders, who have all expressed deep concern over the present state of affairs”.

In an appeal after thorough deliberations the two leaders said “While fully supporting the historic consensus arrived at by all parties at Leh and signed consensually with the Government of India, we earnestly appeal that no statement or action is made which may vitiate the atmosphere and derail the talks. The objective already agreed upon and signed must not be allowed to fail due to any confusion”.

“We wholeheartedly welcome the notification issued for constitution of LAHDCs in all 7 districts of Ladakh. We strongly urge the UT Administration and Government of India to initiate immediate groundwork for holding elections at the earliest to fulfill the just, legitimate and democratic aspirations of the people”.

On the issue of LBA Leadership and Unity, they said “We fully support the principled stand taken by Shri Thupstan Chhewang, which in essence strengthens the leadership of Shri Tsering Dorje Lakrook as President of Ladakh Buddhist Association. We humbly appeal to both respected leaders to establish direct communication, to avoid misunderstanding and intermediaries, and to work in tandem for the unity and welfare of the Buddhist community”.

On Proposed padyatra and protest, they said “We are strongly against holding any Padyatra or protest in Leh while formal talks are proceeding as a follow-up to the agreement consensually signed by ourselves. Such actions at this juncture will only weaken our collective negotiating strength. The satisfactory 6th meeting with MHA at New Delhi must be followed up with sincerity to take it to its logical conclusion”.

“We also humbly appeal to Apex Body Leh and KDA leadership to strictly follow the agreement reached on 22nd May and thereafter signed at Leh, to achieve the agreed points. We appeal not to deviate from the said agreement and the path already agreed upon”.

“Ladakh’s struggle has always been guided by non-violence, wisdom and unity. Let us not lose this at the final hour”, they appealed.

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The case originated from a written complaint lodged by Dr. Anjan Bhola, who alleged that Rahul Dasgotra represented himself as the owner of land at Village Patyari (Bhatyari), Bishnah and induced him to enter into an agreement to purchase one kanal of land for Rs. 16.50 lakh.  

During the course of investigation, the notarized Agreement to Sell dated 20.06.2023, relevant bank and revenue records were seized and examined. The investigation established that the complainant had transferred Rs. 10 lakh and Rs. 6.50 lakh in two instalments into a Canara Bank account maintained in the name of Om Sai Construction, owned by Sneha Verma W/o Rahul Dasgotra. Verification of the revenue records obtained from the Tehsildar, Bishnah, revealed that Khasra No. 1152 min, on the basis of which the subject land transaction had been represented, did not exist in Village Patyari (Bhatyari), Bishnah. 

The investigation, led by Dy. SP Goldy Sharma, found sufficient evidence against both accused. A chargesheet has accordingly been filed before the Ld. Court of Special Municipal Mobile Magistrate, Jammu for judicial determination.

SSP Crime Branch EOW Jammu Faisal Qureshi, has advised to remain vigilant against such economic frauds and report any such incident to SSP Crime Branch EOW Jammu (Crime Branch, J&K). Victims of economic frauds may also submit their complaints via email at sspcrimejmu@jkpolice.gov.in or contact on telephone No. 0191-2578901.

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The Chief Secretary took stock of the progress of various components of the project. He was apprised that work on different sections of the prison complex besides other related buildings and amenities is nearing completion. He asked for completing the remaining works at the earliest while ensuring adherence to the prescribed quality standards.

Principal Secretary Home, Chandraker Bharti; DGP Prisons Deepak Kumar; Special DG (Coordination), S.J.M. Gillani; Divisional Commissioner Jammu Ramesh Kumar; Deputy Commissioner Kathua Rajesh Sharma; SSP Kathua Mohita Sharma; ADC Kathua Mahima Madan; ADC Billawar Vishavjeet Singh; SP High Prison Jail Dambra Rahul Charak and other concerned officers were present during the visit.

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In a post on X, Mirwaiz said Kashmiri Shia leaders Aga Syed Hassan and Molvi Imran Ansari joined him in these interactions.

Mirwaiz Umar Farooq has conveyed solidarity with the people of Iran and called for an end to war and aggression. He reiterated his belief that confrontation cannot resolve even grave differences and that the way forward lies through dialogue, diplomacy and engagement.

He said “Conveyed our solidarity with the people of Iran at this difficult time and reiterated our consistent belief that war and aggression on Iran should end, confrontation cannot resolve issues; however grave the differences, the way forward is ultimately through dialogue, diplomacy and engagement”.

“I expressed that  unity within the Muslim Ummah- not allowing political conflicts or sectarian differences to divide us, amid growing Islamophobia and the immense suffering inflicted upon Iran, Palestine, Lebanon and elsewhere, is the most important safeguard against it”, he wrote on X.

“It was indeed a pleasure to meet with H.E. President of Iran Dr Masoud Pezeshkian ( @drpezeshkian ) and Foreign Minister Mr.Abbas Araghchi ( @araghchi ) during their visit to New Delhi for the BRICS Summit. My gratitude to ambassador Mohammad Fathali (@iranambindia ) for facilitating these meetings”, he wrote.

“Recalling our centuries-old cultural and historical relationship with Iran, in which Persian scholarship, literature, art, craft and spiritually left a deep imprint on Kashmir, I presented them with a specially crafted walnut-wood model of the historic Jama Masjid Srinagar, celebrating this bond between the people of Kashmir and Iran”, Mirwaiz added.

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