May 2024 | Kashmir POST

Light at the End of the Tunnel? CS Sets June 10th Deadline for Two-Way Traffic on Srinagar-Jammu Highway

May 31, 2024 Editor

Long-Awaited Move Aims to Ease Traffic Congestion and Improve Travel Times Srinagar: Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo Thursday set a deadline of June 10 for streamlining of riding surface and ensuring two-way traffic movement on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway given the upcoming Amarnath Yatra and fruit season in J&K. Addressing a meeting held with all the concerned to take stock of road conditions and the current traffic scenario on the highway, the Chief Secretary said took cognisance of the time being taken, at present, by both the Light Motor Vehicles (LMVs)…

Power to the People: JPDCL Withdraws Curtailment Notice, Ending Jammu’s Outage Woes

May 31, 2024 Editor

Power scenario in Jammu division improved a day after Jammu Power Distribution Corporation Limited (JPDCL) withdrew a notice regarding curtailment of electricity for long hours. JPDCL Managing Director Vikas Kundal decided to withdraw the notice in wake of intense heat wave in the region, which soared the temperature to as much as 45 degree in Jammu. “In view of the improvement in power infrastructure by way of capacity addition and repair of 2x50MVA, 132/66KV power transformer at Samba grid station and 10MVA, 33/11kV power transformer at Miran Sahib, the curtailment…

A Day of Mourning: 21 Pilgrims Perish in Akhnoor Bus Crash En Route to Shiv Khori

May 30, 2024May 30, 2024 Editor

21 killed, more than 40 hurt as bus skids into a gorge in Jammu’s Akhnoor. The bus was carrying passengers from Hathras, Uttar Pradesh. They were travelling from Jammu to Shiv Khori shrine in Reasi district. At least 21 passengers were killed and around 47 others injured after a bus rolled down a deep gorge in Jammu’s Akhnoor area on Thursday afternoon. The J&K Police said the bodies of 21 deceased passengers had been shifted to the Sub District Hospital (SDH), Akhnoor. “Seven injured were admitted to the SDH, Akhnoor…

Think Before You Ink: Tattoos Carry Hepatitis, HIV, and Cancer Risks, Warn Doctors

May 30, 2024 Editor

Love to get tattooed? Beware, the ink and needle used may raise your risk of getting diseases like Hepatitis B, C, HIV, and even cancers of the liver and blood, warned doctors on Wednesday. Tattoos have become very popular, especially among the youth, as a form of body art and a means of expressing their thoughts or passion. “The most obvious health concerns emanate from the use of possibly infected needles used to draw these tattoos in non-expert hands & the risk of contracting infections like Hepatitis B, C or…

Tale of Two Cities: Kashmir Cools Down as Jammu Blazes with Summer’s Fury

May 30, 2024 Editor

Seek Refuge in Kashmir’s Chilly Embrace as Jammu Battles Record Heat Srinagar: There was a slight relief from the present heat wave as rainfall at places brought down the maximum temperature in Kashmir valley on Wednesday. A spell of rainfall coupled with thundershower and gusty winds over North, North western, Central and South Kashmir parts and Poonch, Rajouri, Banihal, Ramban and Batote in Jammu division provides slight relief from the present heat wave to the people. Meteorological Centre Srinagar forecast a slight relief from the present heat wave during the next…

#SecurityStandoff: Army and Police Clash Raises Concerns in Kupwara

May 29, 2024May 30, 2024 Editor

Police in north Kashmir’s Kupwara district have booked army soldiers for allegedly barging into a police station and assaulting cops, even as the army has termed the report as “incorrect”. As reported by The Indian Express, police have invoked IPC sections relating to rioting, robbery, kidnapping, and attempt to murder against the army personnel. The FIR, registered at Kupwara police station, invokes the following IPC sections — 186 (voluntary obstruction of public servant in discharge of public duty), 332 (voluntarily causing harm in order to deter public servant from doing…

Craft Your Career Story: The Evolving Art of Resumes in a Personal Branding Age

May 28, 2024May 28, 2024 Editor

Unlocking Your Career Potential: How Personal Branding Revamps Your Resume By: Javid Amin The resume is no longer just a list of past jobs. Today’s job seekers are crafting a dynamic narrative that showcases their skills and personal brand. This shift reflects the growing importance of establishing yourself as an authority in your field, and resumes are becoming a key tool for career advancement. Less is More: The Art of Selective Description A software engineer emphasizes the power of concise descriptions. They suggest using one to three bullet points per…

#KashmirUnplugged: PM Modi Exposes Hidden Motives Behind Article 370

May 28, 2024 Editor

PM Narendra Modi opened up about the abrogation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir and its impact on the union territory. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said Article 370 was the “agenda of 4-5 families” in Jammu and Kashmir, taking a veiled jibe at the Opposition. In an interview with news agency ANI, PM Narendra Modi talked about the abrogation of Article 370 in Kashmir, and its impact on the union territory. Modi that the Article 370 was never an agenda for the people of Jammu and Kashmir…

Blood Sugar Rollercoaster: Foods That Send Your Levels Soaring

May 28, 2024May 28, 2024 Editor

Unlock the Glycemic Load Mystery: Mastering Blood Sugar Portions By: Saika J The human body is a marvel of complexity, with countless systems working in harmony to maintain balance and health. One critical aspect of this balance is blood sugar regulation. Blood sugar, or glucose, is the primary energy source for our cells, and keeping its levels stable is vital for overall well-being. While carbohydrates are the main source of glucose, not all carbs affect the body in the same way. This article delves into the world of blood sugar…

Alarming Rise in Cancer Cases Among Young Indians: Men Hit Hard

May 28, 2024May 28, 2024 Editor

A new study indicates a rise of cancer incidences amongst younger people. It showed that 60 per cent of the cancer patients below the age of 40 years were men. Twenty per cent of cancer patients who called an NGO-run helpline to seek a second opinion were below 40 years of age, indicating a rise of cancer incidences amongst younger people, data from the organisation stated. There were 1,368 callers between March 1 and May 15, according to the Cancer Mukt Bharat Foundation, launched by a group of oncologists. The…