November 6, 2021 | Kashmir POST

Kashmiri students have a future too. Their actions deserve sympathy, not UAPA charges

November 6, 2021 Editor

Incidents against Kashmiri students have increased the sense of insecurity and anxiety among them as well as their parents and relatives in Kashmir. By : Nasir Khuehami & Younus Rashid In Agra, despite college authorities making it clear that no anti-India slogans were raised inside the campus, three Kashmiri students were arrested by police after a local Bharatiya Janata Party member filed a complaint after the India-Pakistan cricket match on 24 October. When they were brought to the Agra court, local lawyers roughed them up and declared that nobody from…

84 Percent population in Kashmir have antibodies against COVID-19: Dr Salim

November 6, 2021 Editor

Says 78 percent of school children have also developed antibodies as per Sero-Surveillance conducted in July this year. Professor and HoD, Community Medicine, SPM, Government Medical College (GMC) Srinagar, Dr. S. Muhammad Salim Khan Friday said that as per the Sero-Surveillance conducted in the month of July this year 84 percent population of Kashmir has developed antibodies against the Covid-19, and 78 percent school children have also developed the antibodies. Dr. Salim said that the transmission of the virus is very rapid which is worrying, however, the vaccination has a…

Hindutva mobs disrupt Christian prayer meet, Assault Pastors, Burn Bible in Chhattisgarh

November 6, 2021 Editor

Two Christian pastors were physically assaulted by a Hindutva mob in Chhattisgarh’s Dhamteri district who also burnt the Bible and asked them to convert or they would be killed, Maktoob Media reported. According to the report, the assailants disrupted a prayer meeting, beat the two pastors, burnt Bibles, and demanded the Christians stop holding worship services in Biler village. The attack started around 4 p.m. when a Hindu mob led by Rajnikanth Devaghan and Nilambari Sahu disrupted the prayer meeting. The Hindutva mob had dragged Pastor Sasharath Maanikpuri and Pastor…

Darbar Move: J&K Govt restores accommodation for staff moving from Kashmir to Jammu

November 6, 2021 Editor

The administration had earlier canceled Srinagar and Jammu accommodation for employees moving every six months citing logistical costs. The November 3 order said, “Sanction is hereby accorded to the partial modification of government order dated 29.06.2021 and restoration of government accommodation at Jammu in favour of all these government employees which were earlier allotted to them. The J&K administration has restored government accommodation for employees moving from Kashmir to Jammu, on a temporary basis, weeks after cancelling it. The November 3 order said, “Sanction is hereby accorded to the partial…