JK faces shortage of medical faculty

Govt Mulls To Reduce Eligibility, Enhance Retirement Age

ARVIND SHARMA

Jammu, Sep 24: To overcome the shortage of faculty members in the Health and Medical Education Department, the state Government is contemplating to relax the eligibility criteria and enhance retirement age of teaching posts. Official sources said that unable to cope up with the present crisis More

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PDP power hungry, frustrated with Omar’s historical decisions: NC

Poonch, Sep 24: National Conference senior leader and additional General Secretary, Dr Sheikh Mustafa Kamal today came down heavily on the opposition parties, particularly PDP, saying that they were ‘frustrated’ to witness the ‘historical decisions’ taken by the Omar Abdullah led government in the state More

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PDP has vision to address people’s aspirations: Mufti

Jammu, Sep 24: Patron of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Mufti Muhammad Sayeed today said it was result of the good governance of the previous PDP led coalition that there is realization among all sections of the society only PDP has the vision and commitment to address their aspirations.  More

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Pak hatching conspiracy in Gilgit: Dr Jitendra

Jammu: Describing it as a “Pakistan conspiracy” in Gilgit-Baltistan, BJP state Chief spokesperson and National Executive Member, Dr. Jitendra Singh has termed the Gilgit-Baltistan Legislative Assembly (GBLA) resolution demanding provincial status for the region as an “Islamabad design to achieve twin More

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Govt makes 7- year rural service mandatory under RBA, ALC categories

‘Refusal May Lead To Termination From Services’

GK NEWS NETWORK

Jammu, Sep 24: Jammu and Kashmir Government has made seven year rural services mandatory for the officers appointed on the basis of being Resident of Backward Area (RBA) or areas adjoining to Actual Line of Control (ALC). As per the guidelines, issued by the General Administrative Department More

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