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Friday, January 17, 2014
Medicinal plants may become extinct due to habitat destruction
( Natural News ) Ninety-three percent of the wild plants used in
traditional Indian ayurvedic medicine are threatened with extinction,
according to an assessment carried out by the Botanical Survey of India.
In November 2000, the Indian government formed a National Medicinal Plants Board to promote the development and conservation of local medicinal plants. As the threat to many species from overharvesting and habitat loss became clear, the board launched the "Central Sector Scheme for Conservation, Development and Sustainable Management of Medicinal Plants" in 2008. The scheme's mission includes identifying threats to native medicinal plants, promoting their sustainable harvest and finding ways to domesticate them and produce them out of the wild.
Ninety-five percent of all medicinal herbs used in ayurvedic medicine are wild harvested, mostly from forests.
Using the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources' (IUCN's) Red List Categories, the government assessed the status of 359 wild medicinal plants. It found that 335 of them -- 93 percent -- are near-threatened, vulnerable, endangered or critically endangered.
The government has already taken action to relocate some of the threatened plants, including Utleria Salicifolia and Hydnocarpus Pentandra in Western Ghats, Gymnocladus Assamicus and Begonia Tessaricarpa from Arunachal Pradesh and Agapetes Smithiana in Sikkim. Plans to set up 29 separate Medicinal Plants Conservation Areas are also underway.
The primary threat to the wild plants is overharvesting for the herbal supplements industry. As alternative medical therapies such as ayurvedic herbalism grow in popularity worldwide, unforeseen consequences can emerge.
In 2008, a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that 20 percent of Indian herbal supplements purchased online were contaminated with lead, mercury or arsenic. Some ayurvedic practitioners have claimed that this contamination is the result of the processing techniques used in modern factories and is not a characteristic of traditional Indian medicine.
Sources for this story include: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/envi... http://www.scientificamerican.com/blog/post.... http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/18/fashion/18....
In November 2000, the Indian government formed a National Medicinal Plants Board to promote the development and conservation of local medicinal plants. As the threat to many species from overharvesting and habitat loss became clear, the board launched the "Central Sector Scheme for Conservation, Development and Sustainable Management of Medicinal Plants" in 2008. The scheme's mission includes identifying threats to native medicinal plants, promoting their sustainable harvest and finding ways to domesticate them and produce them out of the wild.
Ninety-five percent of all medicinal herbs used in ayurvedic medicine are wild harvested, mostly from forests.
Using the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources' (IUCN's) Red List Categories, the government assessed the status of 359 wild medicinal plants. It found that 335 of them -- 93 percent -- are near-threatened, vulnerable, endangered or critically endangered.
The government has already taken action to relocate some of the threatened plants, including Utleria Salicifolia and Hydnocarpus Pentandra in Western Ghats, Gymnocladus Assamicus and Begonia Tessaricarpa from Arunachal Pradesh and Agapetes Smithiana in Sikkim. Plans to set up 29 separate Medicinal Plants Conservation Areas are also underway.
The primary threat to the wild plants is overharvesting for the herbal supplements industry. As alternative medical therapies such as ayurvedic herbalism grow in popularity worldwide, unforeseen consequences can emerge.
In 2008, a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that 20 percent of Indian herbal supplements purchased online were contaminated with lead, mercury or arsenic. Some ayurvedic practitioners have claimed that this contamination is the result of the processing techniques used in modern factories and is not a characteristic of traditional Indian medicine.
Sources for this story include: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/envi... http://www.scientificamerican.com/blog/post.... http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/18/fashion/18....
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Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Most wanted No-1 of Hyderpora attacker guned down by Army & Police
A Lashkar-e-Toiba militant was killed during a fire fight in South Kashmir Pulwama district, some 60 kms from summer capital Srinagar,
sources said late on Tuesday. A senior army official said militants at around 6:50 pm opened heavy fire upon army’s patrolling party of 55 Rashtriya Rifles near railway track in Beighpora area of Awantipora.
However, no one was injured in the attack, the officer said. Soon after the attack, army and the Jammu and Kashmir Police cordoned off the area and its adjoining villages.
During the search operation forces zeroed down on a local LeT militant, Irshad Ahmad Ganie.
Irshad ahmad Ganie, a resident of Larkipora in Awantipora was active with the LeT since past two years. An AK-56 rifle has been recovered from the spot.
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Friday, January 3, 2014
Operation Sadbhavana in Jammu and Kashmir
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Operation Sadbhavana : While tackling the terrorist menace, the Northern Command of Indian
Army launched Operation Sadbhavana in 1998 to extend a helping hand in
rebuilding the socio-economic life of people. Operation Sadbhavana and
activities of the State administration were amalgamated harmoniously to
generate synergy, with a clear focus to bring a palpable improvement in
the quality of life of the people of the state.
Operation Sadbhavana is aimed at helping the people to help
themselves. Under it the Army acts as a facilitator and catalyst for
development projects that are identified jointly with the state
administration and the people. Efforts are concentrated on projects at
the village level.
The Indian Army actively assists in planning, provides technical assistance,
makes available specialized equipment and conducts supervision.
Maximum use is made of local labour, craftsmen and material so that the
money spent on the projects is pumped into the local economy. Completion
of projects in a time bound frame is the priority. In fact all projects
under the Operation Sadbhavana have so far been completed in record
time.
Focus Areas : Women and children have been the worst sufferers of terrorist
activities. So they have been the natural focus of the Operation
Sadbhavana for improving their lot and ameliorate their sufferings.
Thus, the projects of the Operation Sadbhavana have been connected with
providing quality education, women empowerment, better healthcare and
community development.
Education
Rebuilding of burnt schools and renovating many more has been at the
root of the Army’s effort in helping to restore the education system in
the State. So far 60 schools have been constructed and 534 others
renovated. Besides this, the Army is running 45 ‘Army Goodwill Schools’
that impart quality education to about 6800 students and provide
employment to 346 teachers. Two ‘Mega Army Goodwill Public Schools’ are
under construction, one at Pahalgam in Kashmir valley and the other at
the border town of Rajouri in Jammu division. These schools will be
equipped with modern infrastructure and facilities.
In addition, 81 children from militancy affected areas of the state
are studying at Army Public School at Beas in Punjab. 26 other
similarly placed students are studying in Convent Schools at Allahabad.
Moreover, students from remote areas are taken on educational tours to
various parts of the country to familiarize them with the development
activities and the cultural diversity of the country.
Women Empowerment : Terrorism in the State has rendered many a women, destitute. For
their empowerment, 42 Women Empowerment Centres/Vocational Training
Centres have been established by the Army. Computer training, knitting
and weaving are some of the skills which are taught at these centres.
Indian Army has appointed Lt Col N N Joshi as PRO Defence Srinagar. His mobile number is +919596786001 and land line No. of Public Relations Office Srinagar is 0194-2465224.
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Health Care : Another important area to have suffered damage is healthcare
infrastructure The Army has made a determined effort at improving
healthcare system. 49 Primary Health Centres have been established in
remote and inaccessible areas. And to bring medical care at the
doorsteps of the people, 1558 medical camps have been organized so far
in conjunction with civil administration and medicines worth over Rupees
Four Crore have been distributed. These include veterinary camps for
healthcare of their cattle. To further augment this effort, the Army has
set up mobile medical teams which go to remote areas to provide health
care. The Army has also provided scores of artificial limbs to those who
have lost a limb in terrorist activities like firing, mine blasts,
grenade attacks etc.
Community Development : Information and awareness is key to development. The Army has
established 324 Community Development Centres in the State, equipped
with television and direct to home dish-antennas, telephones, library
and indoor games. Moreover, adult literacy, electrification, water
supply schemes and restoration of infrastructure are the other measures
taken up for community development.
Development of Infrastructure : The army has not only constructed a large number of bridges and roads
but also set up water supply schemes and electrified a number of remote
villages.
Micro Hydel Projects (MHP) : Jammu & Kashmir has energy shortage. The energy needs
aggravate in winter when demand increases considerably over supply.
Many remote and inaccessible villages have yet to be electrified. The
Army has taken up the task of providing electricity to remote villages
which are inaccessible to civil administration. This is being done by
harnessing the hydel resources in these areas. As many as 1000 Micro
Hydel Projects (MHP) are being constructed to meet the electricity
demand of these remote villages. So far, 283 MHPs have been completed.
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Sunday, December 29, 2013
Yasin Malik pays tributes to H.E. Prof Dr Abdul Ahad Wani
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tributes to the memory of Shaheed-e-Hikmat, Prof Abdul Ahad Wani on his martyrdom anniversary, describing him as pride of nation.
“The Martyr of wisdom, Prof. Abdul Ahad Wani was a leader who with his comprehension and diplomatic wisdom gave a new light to our struggle for independence. He remained steadfast in this movement and even sacrificed his life in the way of his commitment,” said Malik while speaking at a meeting held in connection with the martyrdom anniversary of Shaheed Prof. Wani.
“Shaheed Prof Wani was a man who believed in work and only work. He remained steadfast and worked day and night to highlight the Kashmir issue at the diplomatic and political fronts. He was a genius and the world leaders who met him were impressed with his wisdom and diplomatic skills. Shaheed Prof Wani sahib and people like him are Pride of Nations,” said Malik.
“The best way to pay tributes to the legends like Shaheed Professor Wani is to keep struggling in the way they sacrificed their lives for. JKLF will surely keep the flame of struggle burning and take it to the desired goal of Azadi,” he said.
Meanwhile, Yasin Malik announced that a seminar titled “Indo-Pak dialogue process and Jammu Kashmir issue” would be held on December 29, Sunday, where rich tributes will be paid to Shaheed Prof Wani.
“Besides, deliberations will be held on the recent dialogue process between India and Pakistan and ignorance towards the resolution of Jammu Kashmir dispute. The speakers will also deliberate upon the need of enhancing efforts to take the freedom struggle to its logical and desired goal. The seminar will be attended by various scholars, intellectuals and leaders etc,” a spokesman of the Front, in a statement today, quoted Yasin Malik as saying. (Writer-South Asia)
Friday, December 27, 2013
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Shabir Ahmed Wani of the hardline faction of the Hurriyat Conference has
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Thursday, December 26, 2013
AAP to form govt. in Delhi
The Parliamentary Affairs Committee of the Aam Aadmi Party has decided
that our party is ready to form a minority government in Delhi.
Although the AAP did not get a majority of 36 seats, the required number
to form a government in the Delhi Vidhan Sabha elections, the public of
Delhi, during a referendum based collection of opinions, has directed
with overwhelming majority that the party form the government.
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In a week long referendum, with the use of internet, cyber media and
public meetings, people were asked their opinion on the question of AAP
forming a government in Delhi. This was a historic beginning to change
politics in this country. A large number of people participated in this
process. Public gave the responses specified in the table below.
In total, 697310 responses were received via SMS and internet, out of which, after removing duplicate IDs and numbers, a total of 523183 people expressed their opinions. Among these, 265966 were from Delhi. Out of these 197086 or 74% gave their decision in favor of forming a government.
In view of this, the Aam Aadmi Party has decided to form a minority government in Delhi. Under the leadership of Mr. Arvind Kejriwal, leader of the Legislative Team, the party is going to present its intention of forming the Government in Delhi before the Lt. Governor. (Writer-South Asia)
In total, 697310 responses were received via SMS and internet, out of which, after removing duplicate IDs and numbers, a total of 523183 people expressed their opinions. Among these, 265966 were from Delhi. Out of these 197086 or 74% gave their decision in favor of forming a government.
In view of this, the Aam Aadmi Party has decided to form a minority government in Delhi. Under the leadership of Mr. Arvind Kejriwal, leader of the Legislative Team, the party is going to present its intention of forming the Government in Delhi before the Lt. Governor. (Writer-South Asia)
Most wanted L&T militant killed in encounter at Hushroo, Budgam.
J&K's most wanted L&T militant killed in encounter at Hushroo, Budgam.
A most-wanted Lashkar-e-Taiba militant died in a fierce encounter with Jammu and Kashmir Police and security forces in Budgam district of central Kashmir on Thursday.
On Nov 8, Shoukat ahmad Lone @ Bilal Lone r/o Lelhara, Kakpora was behind the striking in the garrison township of Awantipore on the Srinagar-Jammu highway, militants on Thursday evening shot dead two Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel.
Accarding to The Hindu that two gunmen carrying AK-47 rifles fired at two constables of the CRPF 130th battalion close to a revered saint’s shrine at Awantipore, 25 km from Srinagar, at 6 p.m.
The constables, Pradeep Ganna of Odisha and Mahesh Kumar of Maharashtra, died on the spot.
Senior officials rushed to the spot and launched a search operation. The officials were surprised that the attack had taken place near the battalion headquarters and the CRPF Deputy Inspector General’s office. Mr. Mir said the police got certain clues which indicated that a group of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) cadres had carried out the operation.
South Kashmir Deputy Inspector General of Police Vijay Kumar told The Hindu that LeT’s local operative Irshad Ahmad Ganai of Larkipora Padgampora (Awantipora ) had attacked the CRPF men. He said the militant escaped towards the Jhelum and crossed the river using a small boat.
An operation has been launched to trace Irshad Ahmad Ganai and other members of the group, identified as Showkat Tak, r/o Punzgam, Pulwma distriect. Sajjad Ahmad of Aripora (Pantha Chowk ) and Showkat Ahmad Lone @Bilal Lone of Lelhara. The DIG said the same group of militants had shot dead a soldier last year, taken away his gun and left another soldier injured at Pampore. Irshad Ahmed Ganai was allegedly involved in killing eight Army soldiers in a daring attack at Hyderpora on the eve of the Prime Minister’s visit in June. Bilal, according to the police, had shot dead a India's noted cardiologist ( Dr Sheikh JALAL sahib ) and two of his personal security officers at Pampore earlier this year.
Superintendent of Police Mohammad Irshad, who led the operation with senior Army and CRPF officials, confirmed the militant’s death and told The Hindu that Omar was the man who had shot dead Station House Office (SHO) of Chadoura, Sub-Inspector Shabir Ahmad, inside a shop in Chadoura township on December 2, 2013. He said that Omar was one of the most wanted militants of Budgam-Pulwama belt who had planned and executed a number of guerrilla strikes and played key role in reviving militancy in that area.
A most-wanted Lashkar-e-Taiba militant died in a fierce encounter with Jammu and Kashmir Police and security forces in Budgam district of central Kashmir on Thursday.
On Nov 8, Shoukat ahmad Lone @ Bilal Lone r/o Lelhara, Kakpora was behind the striking in the garrison township of Awantipore on the Srinagar-Jammu highway, militants on Thursday evening shot dead two Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel.
Accarding to The Hindu that two gunmen carrying AK-47 rifles fired at two constables of the CRPF 130th battalion close to a revered saint’s shrine at Awantipore, 25 km from Srinagar, at 6 p.m.
The constables, Pradeep Ganna of Odisha and Mahesh Kumar of Maharashtra, died on the spot.
Senior officials rushed to the spot and launched a search operation. The officials were surprised that the attack had taken place near the battalion headquarters and the CRPF Deputy Inspector General’s office. Mr. Mir said the police got certain clues which indicated that a group of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) cadres had carried out the operation.
South Kashmir Deputy Inspector General of Police Vijay Kumar told The Hindu that LeT’s local operative Irshad Ahmad Ganai of Larkipora Padgampora (Awantipora ) had attacked the CRPF men. He said the militant escaped towards the Jhelum and crossed the river using a small boat.
An operation has been launched to trace Irshad Ahmad Ganai and other members of the group, identified as Showkat Tak, r/o Punzgam, Pulwma distriect. Sajjad Ahmad of Aripora (Pantha Chowk ) and Showkat Ahmad Lone @Bilal Lone of Lelhara. The DIG said the same group of militants had shot dead a soldier last year, taken away his gun and left another soldier injured at Pampore. Irshad Ahmed Ganai was allegedly involved in killing eight Army soldiers in a daring attack at Hyderpora on the eve of the Prime Minister’s visit in June. Bilal, according to the police, had shot dead a India's noted cardiologist ( Dr Sheikh JALAL sahib ) and two of his personal security officers at Pampore earlier this year.
Superintendent of Police Mohammad Irshad, who led the operation with senior Army and CRPF officials, confirmed the militant’s death and told The Hindu that Omar was the man who had shot dead Station House Office (SHO) of Chadoura, Sub-Inspector Shabir Ahmad, inside a shop in Chadoura township on December 2, 2013. He said that Omar was one of the most wanted militants of Budgam-Pulwama belt who had planned and executed a number of guerrilla strikes and played key role in reviving militancy in that area.
Saturday, December 21, 2013
Panchayat members will not bow before LeT's threats: AJKPC
The All Jammu and Kashmir Panchayat Conference (AJKPC) today said that panchayat members of the state would not give in to the threats of militants whatever the consequences.
"We categorically refuse to succumb before any pressure or dictate of militants whatever the consequences will be," AJKPC chairman Shafiq Mir said here today.
He was referring to the latest threat of Lashker-e-Toiba (LeT) to panchayat members and other main stream leaders of the state to shun their political activities.
LeT's hand-written posters in Urdu had come up on the walls in downtown areas of Srinagar yesterday threatening panchayat members and leaders of main stream parties to tender their resignations within one week through newspapers or mosques or prepare for serious consequences.
Stressing that its the state government's responsibility to provide security to panchayat members, Mir described the threat as a "cowardice act".
He said that such acts and activities of militants would never weaken their resolve and stand for democracy but on contrary it would expose the militants in front of the world.
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Mir also accused the Centre and the state government of not making proper security arrangements for the safety of panchayat members in the state.
"We have already lost six panchayat members and dozens were injured in various such attacks but government has not taken any step to protect them," Mir said.
AJKPC General Secretary Imtiyaz Afzal Beigh also condemned the state government's casual approach for doing nothing for the security of the elected panchayat members.
"We are not scared of threats... We are in the democratic process just to serve the masses and have nothing to do with the larger political Kashmir-issue. Those who are issuing these diktats are selectively choosing helpless targets just to mark their presence," Beigh said.
He said that though last year AJKPC president Anil Sharma (then General Secretary) had written to the DGP of state police for providing security to panchayat members no action has been taken.
Thursday, December 19, 2013
LASHKAR-E-TOYIBA Warning
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LeT has asked people to desist from supporting any pro Indian political party of Jammu and Kashmir and has warned village heads of dire consequences in case they don’t abdicate their posts.
"People who support the present ‘oppressive regime’ and those who favour National Conference, Peoples Democratic Party, Congress or BJP and intend to participate in electoral process are hereby strictly warned of dire consequences in case they continue to support or vote political parties,” handwritten posters in Urdu of LeT pasted in parts of Jammu and Kashmir’s summer capital Srinagar warned.
The posters, appearing at many walls and electric poles in Habakadal, Kharyar, Gowkadal and Basant Bagh area of Srinagar City on Thursday threatened, "we will put any such person to death who vote and support any political party.”
Warning village heads and district presidents of pro India political parties to relinquish their posts or face dire consequences, the posters asked them to announce their resignation during Friday prayers and through newspapers.
The posters have names of district commander LeT Nawab Ghaznavi and another commander Yaseen Kashmiri written on them.
"We are investigating the matter and it is too premature to say whether these posters are genuine or just a prank," a senior police said on condition of anonymity.
He added Police are looking into the matter. Similar posters have also appeared in different parts of Kashmir including Shupain, Tral and Varmul towns.
Ruling National Conference said such posters were nothing new in Kashmir as "we have seen this phenomenon in the past as well".
Opposition PDP chief spokesman Nayeem Akhtar said the truth about the posters must come out and police should verify the facts.
Senior Congress leader and former minister Abdul Gani Vakil said it is the duty of the police to investigate the matter.
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Wednesday, December 18, 2013
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BJP activists run to ‘unite’ people, pay tribute to Sardar Patel
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Speaking on the occasion, Arora said the event aimed at uniting people from across the nation as it was held at 565 venues of the country simultaneously. He said the event was organised to pay tributes to Patel, who was the country's first Deputy Prime Minister.
Iron Collection Coordination Committee (ICCC), central Kashmir coordinator, Mohammad Altaf Thakur, who is also Media in charge of the BJP Kashmir unit, said the run was held at 565 venues across the country as Patel was credited with having united 565 princely states that existed before country's independence to give India its present identity.
Thakur termed "Run for Unity" successful and said people from all walks of life besides party leaders and workers took part in the event. Among others, ICCC Kashmir coordinator Sofi Yusuf also participated in the run.
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Iron Collection Coordination Committee (ICCC), central Kashmir coordinator, Mohammad Altaf Thakur, who is also Media in charge of the BJP Kashmir unit, said the run was held at 565 venues across the country as Patel was credited with having united 565 princely states that existed before country's independence to give India its present identity.
Thakur termed "Run for Unity" successful and said people from all walks of life besides party leaders and workers took part in the event. Among others, ICCC Kashmir coordinator Sofi Yusuf also participated in the run.
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Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Kashmiri Pandits forced to migrate out of Kashmir
KASHMIRI PANDIT SANGARASH SAMITI
Sathu Barbar Shah, Srinagar, Kashmir (J&K) – 190001
email: kpss.kashmir@gmail.com
The recent statements given by the representative of the ruling government on the floor of house has put us in a great shock. We never expected that the State Government will even fiddle with the data related to the Kashmiri Pandit Community. As we can understand that if they do so in respect of the Majority Community to satisfy their bosses in New Delhi, but to whom the State Government want to satisfy that they concealed the gave the distorted the facts and figures related to the Kashmiri Pandit Community.
In the year 2008 KPSS initiated a Independent Census Program of the Kashmiri Pandits living in the Valley and visited every nook and corner of the State to collect the data related to the Kashmiri Pandits viz-a-viz population (pre 1990 upto 31.03.2008), Killings, temples, health, jobs, financial status and other important factors.
Population (Pre 1989 upto 31.03.2008) / Migration
These figures reveal that out of 75,343 (3,67,289 souls) families; 74,692 (3,64.130 souls i.e. 99.14%) families of Kashmiri Pandits living in Valley opted for migration from time to time. These figures also reveal that the KP population in the Valley is still draining out and obviously, it is not the security reason. This clearly indicates that the State and Central Government have failed in restoring their faith in the Community and nothing positive has been done to stop this effectively.
What about those who didn’t got themselves as registered with the State / Central Government and were also forced to leave the valley from time to time. That means that the State Government is not going to own them back if the normalcy prevails in this part of the World.
Presently the Census done by the KPSS reveals that there are 651 families at 104 places living in the Valley having than 2756 souls by the end of March, 2008.
On the contrary Government claims that 808 Kashmiri Pandit families are still in Valley.
Kashmiri Pandit Killing
As per the report of the Government 219* Kashmiri Pandits have been killed during the past 20 years by the militants.
But as per the information so accured by the KPSS, hundreds of Kashmiri Pandits were killed during the past 20 years and the first list of 403 persons has been identified those who have been killed by the militants.
Even the cases related to the massacres have been closed by the State Government on the want of evidence. For which KPSS has already filed a compliant before State Human Rights Commission.
Temples
As per the State Government report only 170 out of 430 temples have been damaged in the militancy related incidents in Kashmir Valley past 20 years. It also said that out of 170 temples 90 have been renovated with costs Rs.33.00 lacs to the State Government.
But, as on 31.03.2008, during the census programme KPSS came across 665 temples which have been damaged due to the militancy related incidents during past 20 years. And we ask State Government to just publish the list of temples that they claim to have been renovated during the past 20 years alongwith the cost incurred on each temple.
All the figures so given by the State Government representative on the floor of House is very un-realistic and smells some conspiracy against the Kashmiri Pandit Community.
KPSS is going to organize a series of seminars on these issues in the coming days against the false propaganda of State / Central Government so that the world community can understand the malafide intentions of State / Central Government against this miniscule Community.
Sanjay K. Tickoo
President
Ph : +91-9906564741
* The so called official figures of number of pandits killed is dsiputed and have not accepted by Pandit community. The community feels the figures are not correct .
Sathu Barbar Shah, Srinagar, Kashmir (J&K) – 190001
email: kpss.kashmir@gmail.com
Press Release
(State Government is now fiddling with the Kashmiri Pandits Data,
false reports submitted in the State Assembly)
The recent statements given by the representative of the ruling government on the floor of house has put us in a great shock. We never expected that the State Government will even fiddle with the data related to the Kashmiri Pandit Community. As we can understand that if they do so in respect of the Majority Community to satisfy their bosses in New Delhi, but to whom the State Government want to satisfy that they concealed the gave the distorted the facts and figures related to the Kashmiri Pandit Community.
In the year 2008 KPSS initiated a Independent Census Program of the Kashmiri Pandits living in the Valley and visited every nook and corner of the State to collect the data related to the Kashmiri Pandits viz-a-viz population (pre 1990 upto 31.03.2008), Killings, temples, health, jobs, financial status and other important factors.
Population (Pre 1989 upto 31.03.2008) / Migration
| Sr. No. | Time Period | Kashmiri Pandit Population | ||
| In Kashmir Valley (families) | Migration (families) | %age | ||
| 1 | Till 01.01.1990 | 75,343 | - | - |
| 2 | 01.01.1990 – 31.08.1990 | 40,741 | 34,602 | 45.93 |
| 3 | 01.09.1990 – 31.03.1992 | 6,460 | 34,281 | 84.14 |
| 4 | 01.04.1992 – 31.03.1998 | 3,773 | 2,687 | 41.59 |
| 5 | 01.04.1998 – 31.03.2008 | 651 | 3,122 | 82.74 |
| Total | 74,692 | 99.14 | ||
These figures reveal that out of 75,343 (3,67,289 souls) families; 74,692 (3,64.130 souls i.e. 99.14%) families of Kashmiri Pandits living in Valley opted for migration from time to time. These figures also reveal that the KP population in the Valley is still draining out and obviously, it is not the security reason. This clearly indicates that the State and Central Government have failed in restoring their faith in the Community and nothing positive has been done to stop this effectively.
What about those who didn’t got themselves as registered with the State / Central Government and were also forced to leave the valley from time to time. That means that the State Government is not going to own them back if the normalcy prevails in this part of the World.
Presently the Census done by the KPSS reveals that there are 651 families at 104 places living in the Valley having than 2756 souls by the end of March, 2008.
On the contrary Government claims that 808 Kashmiri Pandit families are still in Valley.
Kashmiri Pandit Killing
As per the report of the Government 219* Kashmiri Pandits have been killed during the past 20 years by the militants.
But as per the information so accured by the KPSS, hundreds of Kashmiri Pandits were killed during the past 20 years and the first list of 403 persons has been identified those who have been killed by the militants.
Even the cases related to the massacres have been closed by the State Government on the want of evidence. For which KPSS has already filed a compliant before State Human Rights Commission.
Temples
As per the State Government report only 170 out of 430 temples have been damaged in the militancy related incidents in Kashmir Valley past 20 years. It also said that out of 170 temples 90 have been renovated with costs Rs.33.00 lacs to the State Government.
But, as on 31.03.2008, during the census programme KPSS came across 665 temples which have been damaged due to the militancy related incidents during past 20 years. And we ask State Government to just publish the list of temples that they claim to have been renovated during the past 20 years alongwith the cost incurred on each temple.
All the figures so given by the State Government representative on the floor of House is very un-realistic and smells some conspiracy against the Kashmiri Pandit Community.
KPSS is going to organize a series of seminars on these issues in the coming days against the false propaganda of State / Central Government so that the world community can understand the malafide intentions of State / Central Government against this miniscule Community.
Sanjay K. Tickoo
President
Ph : +91-9906564741
* The so called official figures of number of pandits killed is dsiputed and have not accepted by Pandit community. The community feels the figures are not correct .
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