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PHE Mechanical daily wagers protest alleged disengagement workers

by Waris Fayaz
November 20, 2025
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PHE Mechanical daily wagers protest alleged disengagement workers
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Sopore, Nov 20: Temporary employees of the PHE Mechanical division Sopore in North Kashmir held a protest on Thursday after six workers were allegedly disengaged by the Executive Engineer.

Workers gathered at the office raised slogans, demanding an immediate rollback of the decision and protection of their service.

Protestors referred to the 11 March Assembly session, where the Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah, had said that a committee would frame a plan for the regularisation of temporary employees.

They said no decision has been announced by the committee so far, and questioned the move to disengage workers at this stage.

Workers said they have served for more than two decades and are now being told to leave without any security. One of the employees said he has been asked to go home after 25 years of service and has no clarity on how he will support his family.

The aggrieved workers warned of a valley wide tool down protest if the order is not withdrawn by the 25th of this month. They said the department must take responsibility if it pushes long serving employees out of work—(KNO)

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J&K NHM employees to get 5% annual increment

by Waris Fayaz
November 8, 2026
J&K NHM employees to get 5% annual increment

Srinagar, Nov 07: The Jammu and Kashmir Government has sanctioned a 5% annual increment for eligible contractual employees engaged under the National Health Mission (NHM) for the financial year 2026-27, a move that...

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Govt delivers on promise to NHM employees: Sakina Itoo

by Waris Fayaz
November 8, 2026
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Srinagar, Nov 07: Minister for Health and Medical Education Sakina Itoo on Saturday said the government has fulfilled its promise by sanctioning a 5 per cent annual increment for eligible contractual employees engaged...

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J&K Bank recruitment sparks age cap, reservation debate

by Waris Fayaz
November 8, 2026
J&K Bank recruitment sparks age cap, reservation debate

Srinagar, Nov 07: Jammu and Kashmir Bank's latest recruitment notification for 1,356 posts has triggered a debate over the upper age limit and reservation policy, with political leaders and aspirants demanding that the...

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Rs 7.93 Cr approved for border tourism infrastructure dev in Uri

by Waris Fayaz
November 8, 2026
Rs 7.93 Cr approved for border tourism infrastructure dev in Uri

Srinagar, Nov 07: The government has accorded administrative approval for the creation of tourist infrastructure to promote border tourism in Uri area of north Kashmir's Baramulla district at an estimated cost of Rs...

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Rare female Sambar Deer spotted at Sinthan Top

by Waris Fayaz
November 8, 2026
Rare female Sambar Deer spotted at Sinthan Top

Anantnag, Nov 07: A female sambar deer has been spotted in the forests of Sinthan Top in south Kashmir's Anantnag district, with wildlife officials describing the sighting as rare. The animal was reportedly...

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Mortal remains of Adnan likely to reach Srinagar today

by Waris Fayaz
November 8, 2026
Mortal remains of Adnan likely to reach Srinagar today

Srinagar, Nov 07: Mortal remains of a Kashmiri student Adnan Altaf Rathar, who died in Bangladesh on November 4, are likely to reach Srinagar on Sunday. A source said that the repatriation process...

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Blocked ramp hampers disabled litigants at Bandipora Court

by Waris Fayaz
November 8, 2026
Blocked ramp hampers disabled litigants at Bandipora Court

Bandipora, Nov 07: At the entrance of the District Court Complex in Bandipora, a ramp built to provide easy access to persons with disabilities stands largely unusable, allegedly blocked for long hours by...

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