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The region's educational scene is significantly shaped by the Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE). The board was set up to simplify the educational process and is in charge of regulating and supervising the curriculum, tests, and certificates that students in Jammu and Kashmir must take. Through a disciplined academic framework, it guarantees high-quality instruction and gives students a foundation for academic success. In order to meet the varied needs of students throughout the state, JKBOSE offers a wide range of courses and subjects in addition to administering exams for several classes, including the 10th and 12th grades. The board is dedicated to raising educational standards and ensuring that learning is accessible to all students, with an emphasis on ongoing progress.

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3.75 lakh devotees performed Amaranth Yatra; another batch of 3,471 pilgrims left for Kashmir

JAMMU — Around 3.75 lakh devotees have performed the ongoing Amarnath Yatra so far as another batch of 3,471 pilgrims left for the Valley on Saturday. Officials said that since it began this year on June 29, around 3.75 lakh devotees have performed the Amarnath Yatra during the last 21 days. Over 11,000 devotees had ‘Darshan’ inside the cave shrine on Friday despite intermittent rain and…

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Jammu and Kashmir School was established with the aim of "managing and supervising primary, secondary, and higher education." For decades, this school has worked tirelessly to translate its vision into action to achieve its goals. Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education's latest news is that this school has announced the tentative dates for conducting the JKBOSE Secondary School Examination (Class 10), Class 11, and Higher Secondary Part 2 (Class 12) annual regular 2023 board exams. 

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As an armed rebellion against Indian rule raged in Kashmir through the 1990s and 2000s, Jamaat-e-Islami, an influential socio-religious group, called for a boycott whenever an election was held, claiming the exercise was aimed at legitimising what it would describe as New Delhi’s occupation of the Himalayan region, which is also claimed in part or full by Pakistan and China.

But as Kashmir votes in the first regional election in a decade starting on Tuesday, the Jamaat has itself entered the political fray, backing at least 10 candidates in the election. It is a remarkable turnaround for a group that remains banned under India’s anti-terror laws and was once regarded as the mothership of the militant Hizbul Mujahideen.

After Narendra Modi’s government altered India’s constitution in 2019 to do away with the symbolic autonomy of the administrative region of Jammu and Kashmir, it cracked down hard on the separatist movement in the region, jailing thousands of people. The Jamaat, having long been at the vanguard of the movement, was a prime target. Schools associated with the group were ordered shut and the properties of many members were seized in an attempt to curtail its reach and operational capabilities.

As recently as February, the Indian government said that the Jamaat was “continuing to be involved in fomenting terrorism and anti-India propaganda for fuelling secessionism in Jammu and Kashmir, which is prejudicial to the sovereignty, security and integrity of India”.

This is what makes the Jamaat’s participation in the election perplexing, and even experts in the region are divided over what it means. Noor Baba, a renowned Kashmiri political scientist, says it could be a tactical move on the part of a minority within the movement – contesting the election as independents in the hope of “protection or rehabilitating themselves after the suffering they have endured”.

The decision to join the fray, he suggests, may not have involved the group’s jailed leadership. As a result of internal divisions in the past, Prof Baba says, the Jamaat has suffered at the hands of both the Indian authorities as well as the militants. Similar divisions may have cracked open again.

“There are many questions,” he tells The Independent. “Is the top leadership, which is in jail, on board with this or is it not?”

Another theory is that the decision stems from the Jamaat’s desire to have the anti-terror ban lifted. There have been reports about conversations between the Jamaat and intermediaries of the Indian government such as Altaf Bukhari, head of a local political party.

Ahead of this election, Omar Abdullah, the former chief minister of the former state, had urged the Narendra Modi government to lift the ban on the Jamaat to enable its participation in the assembly election. Mehbooba Mufti, another former chief minister and president of the People’s Democratic Party, said she would be “happy” to see the Jamaat return to the electoral arena.

Indian political analyst Apoorvanand Jha, however, sees a more sinister play at work. He says fielding independent candidates is part of a broader strategy of Modi’s BJP to weaken mainstream political parties such as the National Conference and the Congress and reap the dividend.

“The BJP’s aim is to install a government headed by a Hindu chief minister. That can be achieved by securing as many seats as possible in the Jammu region and fielding as many independents as possible in the valley [of Kashmir], making them win and then taking their support to form the government,” he tells The Independent.

The BJP is seeking to control Kashmir politically by creating chaos, he says. “To achieve that,” he adds, “the BJP can do anything. It can go to any extent, play any game, collaborate with the radicals, collaborate with separatists.”

The Independent has contacted the BJP for comment.

India has long held up Kashmir, its only majority Muslim territory, as a symbol of its secularism. But when the BJP government revoked its autonomy, Kashmiris accused the Hindu nationalist party of trying to change its religious demographic by settling Indians from elsewhere in the region.

Mr Jha says the BJP wants to win the election in order to show its core Hindu base that “see, this is a Muslim-populated area which we have now annexed”.

The candidates backed by the Jamaat maintain that their election participation is about local issues.

“Ideologies work in time and space. We have to be accommodative and flexible,” Talat Majeed, who is contesting the Pulwama constituency, told reporters recently.

Another candidate, Sayar Ahmad Reshi, says their participation in the election is necessary to fill a political vacuum created by regional parties such as the National Conference and the People’s Democratic Party.

The Jamaat’s participation seems to have enthused some pro-India factions in Kashmir. “This election is unique in recent times because the banned Jamaat-e-Islami is openly backing and campaigning for independent candidates owing allegiance to it,” Mr Abdullah said in an interview with the Hindustan Times. “This is a huge change from previous elections. Otherwise, ever since I have seen politics here from 1996 onwards, the Jamaat has been at the forefront of trying to stop people from voting.”

Ali Mohammad Watali, a former police chief of Kashmir, isn’t as enthused. The Jamaat was “pro-Pakistan and pro-terrorism”, he was quoted as saying by Frontline magazine. “Now they have changed their stance suddenly. It looks like this is being done by the agencies so that the BJP can form a government here with the help of new political fronts, including the Jamaat-e-Islami.”

“Agencies” is a catch-all term used in Kashmir for the intelligence, security and surveillance apparatus of the Indian state.

The Jamaat candidates have indicated their willingness to form alliances, before or after the election, with any party that works to “restore dignity to the people of Jammu and Kashmir”.

Prof Saddiq Wahid, a senior visiting fellow at the Centre for Policy Research think tank in New Delhi, tells The Independent the BJP’s actions in Jammu and Kashmir since the revocation of its autonomy have been aimed at creating confusion and chaos. “How is Jamaat suddenly into the picture?” he asks.

He fears that the political landscape of Kashmir is being manipulated to dilute local representation and prevent self-governance.

“They do not want the people of Jammu and Kashmir to have a government that will allow them to govern themselves,” he says, referring to the Indian government.

The fundamental question, though, is whether people will trust the candidates backed by the Jamaat, Prof Baba points out. “How many people will vote for them, support them?”

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‘Date of Birth of the Minor  in the passport can be corrected by providing genuine documents in support’

Mohammad Bin Shora v. Union of India & Another

WP 1121/2023

Before High Court of Jammu & Kashmir & Ladakh

Writ Petition was allowed by Hon’ble Mr. Justice Sanjay Dhar J on 20.12.2023 directing Respondent to effect change relating to date of birth of the petitioner in his passport as requested in case the testimonials submitted by the petitioner in support of his claim are found to be authentic.

Fact

The petitioner has sought a direction upon the respondents to effect necessary correction in his passport to the extent of his date of birth.

Initially the petitioner was issued passport No.J4355136 on 22.12.2010 which reflected his date of birth as 28.02.2005 & he was minor at the relevant time.

Due to inadvertent mistake of his grandparents, wrong date of birth was recorded in his passport. On 19.06.2019 a fresh passport was issued in favor of the petitioner with same date of birth, but this time some correction in the surname of the petitioner was entered in the passport. Petitioner was minor on 19.06.2019.

On 02.02.2023 the petitioner after attaining the age of majority applied for re-issue of passport with correct date of birth particulars

The petitioner has substantiated this fact by annexing copies of his birth certificates issued by Srinagar Municipal Corporation and J&K Board of School Education.

Respondent-Passport Authority didn’t accede to the request for correcting the date of birth.

Submission of the Respondent Passport Authorities

The documents annexed by the petitioner with his application for re-issue of passport with change of his birth particulars, appears to be fictitious.

It has been submitted that the date of birth that has been recorded in the passport of the petitioner is based upon the certificate of birth produced by the petitioner.

Observation of the Court

The petitioner has placed on record copies of office memorandum dated 26.11.2015 and office memorandum dated 22.09.2016, issued by Ministry of External Affairs CPV Division, New Delhi. These office memoranda contain guidelines with regard to change of date of birth in the passport of an applicant already held by him/her.

Accordingly, an applicant has to apply for change of date of birth in the passport within a reasonable time which has been fixed as 5 years from the date of issue of passport.

In the case of minors an exception has been made, it is been provided that, when such an applicant after attaining age of majority applies for the passport with the request to change the date of birth in the passport issued to him at the time when he was minor, the passport issuing authority can consider his case if it is satisfied with the claim and documents submitted by the applicant.

The petitioner was minor at the time when passport in his favor was issued in the first instance as also in the second instance.

The petitioner was born in the year 2005 & attained age of majority in the year 2023 and immediately after attaining age of majority he has applied to the respondent-Passport Authority for effecting correction in his birth particulars by producing birth certificate issued by Srinagar Municipal Corporation and birth certificate issued by J&K Board of School Education.

Both these certificates depict the date of birth of the petitioner as 28.03.2005.

There is no legal impediment for the Respondent Authority to effect correction in date of birth as depicted in the passport of the petitioner. Provided these certificates are found to be authentic by the respondent-Passport Authority, upon their verification,

The Respondent-Passport Authority is vested with power to consider the request of the petitioner for correction of his birth particulars in the light of the guidelines issued by the Ministry of External Affairs in terms of office memoranda dated 26.11.2015 and 22.09.2016.

Seema Bhatnagar

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[ad_1] Mumbai vs Haryana at the Eden Gardens “We were not disheartened. We knew we could fight back,” said Shams Mulani at the end of the first day of play in the Ranji Trophy quarter-final between Mumbai and Haryana at Eden Gardens. The all-rounder had a point. For the umpteenth time in the recent past, Mumbai recovered from a collapse thanks to their all-rounders. From 25/4 and 113/7, they ended the day at 278/8. Mulani fell towards the end after making 91, but not before sharing an eighth-wicket stand worth 165 with Tanush Kotian, who remained unbeaten on 85. It’s a five-day game and a lot of cricket remains to be played on a surface offering seam movement in the first hour or so, given the 9am start. However, it can be said that this partnership can turn out to be the defining one of this match. The ball jagged around in the initial stages on a surface decent for batting otherwise. Haryana’s pace sensation Anshul Kamboj uprooted the middle-stump of Mumbai’s Ayush Mhatre with the first ball the match. Three more batters —Akash Anand, Siddhesh Lad and Suryakumar Yadav — had their stumps shattered soon after. By the eighth over, Mumbai were four down. Kamboj and his new-ball partner Sumit Kumar bowled the ideal lengths to keep the batters guessing. It was relentless accuracy from both ends. There was hardly any loose ball and the bowlers forced the batters into mistakes. Kamboj was the bowler of the day, for making the new ball move both ways and showing a big heart by bowling long spells. A fifth-wicket stand of 40 between skipper Ajinkya Rahane and Shivam Dube seemed to have revived Mumbai. Dube was prepared to take the attack to the opposition, but fell when he chased a wide one to be caught at a wide second slip. Rahane was the more assured of the two and played some fluent drives. Kamboj made him play one just outside off and moving away late. At lunch, it was 101/6 and this became 113/7 when Shardul Thakur left soon into the second session. “This was not the first time that we were six or seven down without too many runs on the board,” said Mulani, the left-handed all-rounder. “We didn’t lose composure. Our captain told us that the situation wasn’t good, but we could still stage a recovery. We also had this belief, having done it on many occasions in the past. We knew we could be back in this and that’s what we did.” Brief scores: Mumbai 278/8 (Shams Mulani 91, Taniush Kotian 85 bating, Anshul Kamboj 3/58) vs Haryana. Nair at it again for Vidarbha In Nagpur, Vidarbha and Tamil Nadu were Even Stevens. Karun Nair made an unbeaten 100 and lifted Vidarbha from a shaky 167/5 to 264/6 at stumps. Nair, who was in scintillating form in the Vijay Hazare Trophy one-dayers, shared a fourth-wicket stand of 98 with Danish Malewar, who made 75. In a spin-heavy Tamil Nadu attack, Vijay Shankar’s medium-pace fetched 2/50. Brief scores: Vidarbha 264/6 (Karun Nair 100 batting, Danish Malewar 75) vs Tamil Nadu. Nidheesh hands Kerala the edge In Pune, Kerala medium-pacer MD Nidheesh took 5/56 to hand his team the advantage against Jammu & Kashmir. None of the batters crossed fifty as J&K ended the day at a shaky 228/8. Kanhaiya Wadhwan made 48 and Lone Nasir 44. Brief scores: J&K 228/8 (Kanhaiya Wadhwan 48, Lone Nasir 44, MD Nidheesh 5/56) vs Kerala. Pujara fails as Gujarat take Day 1 honours In Rajkot, Gujarat reached a strong position by dismissing Saurashtra for 216 and finishing the day at 21 without loss. Saurashtra lost the plot after a decent start and slipped from 127/2. Chirag Jani, who made 69, was lone man to cross fifty. Cheteshwar Pujara was out for 26. Brief scores: Saurashtra 216 (Chirag Jani 69, Chintan Gaja 4/48). Gujarat 21/0. The post Mulani and Kotian rescue Mumbai from brink of disaster appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Mumbai vs Haryana at the Eden Gardens “We were not disheartened. We knew we could fight back,” said Shams Mulani at the end of the first day of play in the Ranji Trophy quarter-final between Mumbai and Haryana at Eden Gardens. The all-rounder had a point. For the umpteenth time in the recent past, Mumbai recovered from a collapse thanks to their all-rounders. From 25/4 and 113/7, they ended the day at 278/8. Mulani fell towards the end after making 91, but not before sharing an eighth-wicket stand worth 165 with Tanush Kotian, who remained unbeaten on 85. It’s a five-day game and a lot of cricket remains to be played on a surface offering seam movement in the first hour or so, given the 9am start. However, it can be said that this partnership can turn out to be the defining one of this match. The ball jagged around in the initial stages on a surface decent for batting otherwise. Haryana’s pace sensation Anshul Kamboj uprooted the middle-stump of Mumbai’s Ayush Mhatre with the first ball the match. Three more batters —Akash Anand, Siddhesh Lad and Suryakumar Yadav — had their stumps shattered soon after. By the eighth over, Mumbai were four down. Kamboj and his new-ball partner Sumit Kumar bowled the ideal lengths to keep the batters guessing. It was relentless accuracy from both ends. There was hardly any loose ball and the bowlers forced the batters into mistakes. Kamboj was the bowler of the day, for making the new ball move both ways and showing a big heart by bowling long spells. A fifth-wicket stand of 40 between skipper Ajinkya Rahane and Shivam Dube seemed to have revived Mumbai. Dube was prepared to take the attack to the opposition, but fell when he chased a wide one to be caught at a wide second slip. Rahane was the more assured of the two and played some fluent drives. Kamboj made him play one just outside off and moving away late. At lunch, it was 101/6 and this became 113/7 when Shardul Thakur left soon into the second session. “This was not the first time that we were six or seven down without too many runs on the board,” said Mulani, the left-handed all-rounder. “We didn’t lose composure. Our captain told us that the situation wasn’t good, but we could still stage a recovery. We also had this belief, having done it on many occasions in the past. We knew we could be back in this and that’s what we did.” Brief scores: Mumbai 278/8 (Shams Mulani 91, Taniush Kotian 85 bating, Anshul Kamboj 3/58) vs Haryana. Nair at it again for Vidarbha In Nagpur, Vidarbha and Tamil Nadu were Even Stevens. Karun Nair made an unbeaten 100 and lifted Vidarbha from a shaky 167/5 to 264/6 at stumps. Nair, who was in scintillating form in the Vijay Hazare Trophy one-dayers, shared a fourth-wicket stand of 98 with Danish Malewar, who made 75. In a spin-heavy Tamil Nadu attack, Vijay Shankar’s medium-pace fetched 2/50. Brief scores: Vidarbha 264/6 (Karun Nair 100 batting, Danish Malewar 75) vs Tamil Nadu. Nidheesh hands Kerala the edge In Pune, Kerala medium-pacer MD Nidheesh took 5/56 to hand his team the advantage against Jammu & Kashmir. None of the batters crossed fifty as J&K ended the day at a shaky 228/8. Kanhaiya Wadhwan made 48 and Lone Nasir 44. Brief scores: J&K 228/8 (Kanhaiya Wadhwan 48, Lone Nasir 44, MD Nidheesh 5/56) vs Kerala. Pujara fails as Gujarat take Day 1 honours In Rajkot, Gujarat reached a strong position by dismissing Saurashtra for 216 and finishing the day at 21 without loss. Saurashtra lost the plot after a decent start and slipped from 127/2. Chirag Jani, who made 69, was lone man to cross fifty. Cheteshwar Pujara was out for 26. Brief scores: Saurashtra 216 (Chirag Jani 69, Chintan Gaja 4/48). Gujarat 21/0. The post Mulani and Kotian rescue Mumbai from brink of disaster appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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Ranji Trophy 2024-25: ‘Pitch tampering’ controversy delays start of third day of Baroda vs J&K

Controversy erupted on Saturday ahead of the third day’s play between Baroda and Jammu and Kashmir at the Reliance Stadium in Vadodara as the latter lodged a formal complaint to the match officials alleging the pitch was tampered with. While the Baroda Cricket Association officials firmly refused the allegations and claimed that it would take up the matter with the Board of Control for Cricket in…

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Over 3.65 lakh pilgrims performed Amarnath Yatra so far; 4,821 Yatris left for Kashmir

JAMMU — Over 3.65 lakh pilgrims have so far performed the annual Amarnath Yatra as another batch of 4,821 Yatris left for Kashmir on Friday. Since it started on June 29, a total of 3.65 lakh Yatris had ‘darshan’ inside the holy cave shrine so far. Over 14,000 pilgrims arriving both from Baltal and Pahalgam routes had ‘darshan’ on Thursday, officials said. “Another batch of 4821 Yatris left…

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Mata Vaishno Devi Temple, located in the Trikuta Mountains near Katra, Jammu & Kashmir, is one of India's holiest pilgrimage sites. Dedicated to Goddess Vaishno Devi, the temple attracts millions of devotees yearly. Pilgrims undertake a 13 km trek from Katra to seek blessings. Managed by the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board since 1986, the temple offers accommodation, dining, and medical facilities. The journey is both physically challenging and spiritually uplifting, making it a must-visit for devotees seeking divine blessings.

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Iyer, Jaiswal, and Rohit will not play in Mumbai's crucial Ranji Trophy match.

In the run-up to the England ODI series early next month, Mumbai will not have India internationals Rohit Sharma, Yashasvi Jaiswal, and Shreyas Iyer in the next round of the Ranji Trophy. Iyer played nearly the whole domestic season, including two white-ball tournaments, while the Mumbai trio had previously participated in the previous round, which Kohli and Rahul did not. Virat Kohli and KL Rahul, for example, will be included in the upcoming round beginning January 30. Four days following the planned conclusion of the final Ranji Trophy round, on February 6, the ODI series against England begins in Nagpur.

After the BCCI's new rules required playing domestic cricket, Rohit and Jaiswal, who open together in Test matches as well, opened for Mumbai against Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) in the previous round. Following India's back-to-back series defeats to Australia and New Zealand, which prevented the team from qualifying for the World Test Championship final, the board issued the directive, particularly because India's batting lineup was unable to produce significant runs. With an average of a pitiful 10.93 this season and just 164 runs from his previous 15 Test innings, Rohit in particular has been one of the worst of the group. When he batted for Mumbai, his luck didn't improve; he only managed to score 3 and 28 against J&K.

Jaiswal too had a poor Test season, scoring two half-centuries and a century in Australia after four fifties at home, but he still only managed low scores of 4 and 26.

However, this Ranji season, Iyer has been Mumbai's highest scorer. He averaged 68.57 and scored 480 runs from seven innings, including two hundreds. Additionally, he recently scored two undefeated hundreds in the 50-over Vijay Hazare Trophy. Additionally, he scored 345 runs at 188.52 in the 20-over Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, which he won.

Shivam Dube, an all-rounder who joined the India T20I team just after Mumbai's match against J&K concluded, would also not be playing for Mumbai.

All-rounders Atharva Ankolekar and Suryansh Shedge, who won Player of the Match in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy final, as well as batter Angkrish Raghuvanshi are back in the squad for the last league match against Meghalaya. Mumbai is probably going to rely on the youthful opening duo of 17-year-old Ayush Mhatre and Raghuvanshi, who has already started his first domestic season with an impressive record of four hundreds and two half-centuries in 18 innings across first-class and List A formats.

Mumbai, the reigning champions, are in a difficult position to get to the Ranji knockout stages as they are ranked third in Group A, behind J&K and Baroda. They must win their final match against Meghalaya.

Mumbai squad

Ajinkya Rahane (c), Ayush Mhatre, Angkrish Raghuvanshi, Amogh Bhatkal, Siddhesh Lad, Akash Anand (wk), Hardik Tamore (wk), Suryansh Shedge, Shardul Thakur, Shams Mulani, Tanush Kotian, Mohit Avasthi, Sylvester D'Souza, Royston Dias, Shreyas Gurav and Atharva Ankolekar

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Deciding between DIY installation and hiring professionals depends on your experience and the complexity of the job. Ensure proper installation techniques and invest in quality tools to maximize your insulation's effectiveness.

Maintaining Ceiling Insulation

Regular inspections are essential to identify any damage or wear and tear. Prompt repairs or replacements are necessary to uphold insulation efficiency.

Cost Considerations

The initial investment in ceiling insulation pays off in the form of reduced energy bills and increased property value. Assess the long-term savings to appreciate the true value of insulation.

Customer Testimonials

Hearing from satisfied customers who have benefited from ceiling insulation can provide valuable insights into the product's effectiveness.

Comparing Uttrakhand Suppliers

Consider price, product range, and customer reviews when comparing suppliers to find the one that suits your needs best.

Why Choose Ceiling Insulation in Uttrakhand

Discover the advantages of choosing ceiling insulation, including improved comfort, a commitment to eco-friendly living, and enhanced property value.

Common Myths About Ceiling Insulation

Debunking misconceptions surrounding ceiling insulation helps you make informed decisions about its installation.

Conclusion

Ceiling insulation is not just a luxury but a necessity, especially in a region like Uttrakhand with its varied climate conditions. By selecting the right ceiling insulation board supplier, you can enjoy a comfortable, energy-efficient, and environmentally responsible living space.