Saturday, March 21, 2020
Coronavirus in Kashmir...Lates update
SRINAGAR: At least 43 Indians returning home from Pakistan and kept in isolation by authorities in Amritsar include14 students from Kashmir studying in Pakistan, according to a local news agency CNS.
They were driven to a drug rehabilitation centre, where they were screened.
Kashmiri students were asked to return home after Pakistan closed its educational institutions due to the virus outbreak.
Besides, 14 Kashmiris, there were 29 crew members of a broadcasting team who had gone to cover the Pakistan Super League, who entered India through Attari border in Amritsar on Thursday Morning.
“The group was handed over to us on Thursday morning,” Amritsar civil surgeon Dr Prabhdeep Kaur Johal was quoted saying. “After conducting their medical checkup, they have been isolated for the next 24 hours. They will be tested again and their reports will be sent to the higher authorities. The decision of their release will be taken up by the state government on Friday. Till now, all of them have been asymptomatic.”
Before they were permitted to enter India, there was a lot of drama at Attari, the news agency reported. The students were exited from Pakistan and the Indian immigration officials delayed the permission to enter by at least a day. After their families and the media reported the case to the authorities, they were finally permitted in.
Pakistan has reported two death and 454 have tested positive for the Coronavirus. Islamabad has closed all the educational institutions to prevent the spread of the virus and asked Kashmiri students to go home for the time being.
They were driven to a drug rehabilitation centre, where they were screened.
Kashmiri students were asked to return home after Pakistan closed its educational institutions due to the virus outbreak.
Besides, 14 Kashmiris, there were 29 crew members of a broadcasting team who had gone to cover the Pakistan Super League, who entered India through Attari border in Amritsar on Thursday Morning.
“The group was handed over to us on Thursday morning,” Amritsar civil surgeon Dr Prabhdeep Kaur Johal was quoted saying. “After conducting their medical checkup, they have been isolated for the next 24 hours. They will be tested again and their reports will be sent to the higher authorities. The decision of their release will be taken up by the state government on Friday. Till now, all of them have been asymptomatic.”
Before they were permitted to enter India, there was a lot of drama at Attari, the news agency reported. The students were exited from Pakistan and the Indian immigration officials delayed the permission to enter by at least a day. After their families and the media reported the case to the authorities, they were finally permitted in.
Pakistan has reported two death and 454 have tested positive for the Coronavirus. Islamabad has closed all the educational institutions to prevent the spread of the virus and asked Kashmiri students to go home for the time being.
Wednesday, March 11, 2020
Chrysanthemum Kashmir (Yellow Color) Gul-e-Daudi
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Price : 2500.00 (within India and Kashmir)
Min. order : 50 pkt's
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Monday, March 9, 2020
Himalayan water melon seeds
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| Watermelon seeds of kashmir |
An ideal plant for gardeners
with limited space,
the vines of sugar bush
only reach 3-31/2
feet in length. This is an
early producer, the juicy
and sweet little 12-pound
fruit will be ready to
harvest in 75 to 80 days.
Flesh is a deep scarlet;
skin is a dark green with no
striping.
50 seeds Pkt
Price INR : 3500.00
Heritage seeds
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Fruit trees of Kashmir
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| Dried fruits in Kashmir |
It is a good remedy for
swollen legs with varicose veins, and
venous insufficiency. Hazelnuts contain fats and
proteins of
a high nutritive value, and mildly increase
blood pressure, thus
they are especially
recommended for people
suffering from hypotension.
Preparation and use
. Decoctin .Hazelnut fruits . Compresses. Sitz baths. Massages
This is a very special late
variety that is known for flavor
and length. Grown in
traditional Kashmiris burdock boxes,
this root is known to reach
2-3 feet! With a thin outer skin
and crisp flesh, it cooks
beautifully and is a must for many
wild dishes. The winter-hardy first year root can
be
dug late in the fall and
even into winter for cooking.
More than 90% of burdock are
descendants of this variety.
Availability : Pkt (100 seeds)
3500.00
Fruit price 3500 per kg
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Aji charapita growing guide
Aji Charapita - Hot Pepper. Selling for very
high prices to Lima's best chefs, this pepper is the most expensive in the
world! The north Peruvian jungle native is a wild bushy plant which produces
hundreds of hot, small (. 25 inch), round Tepin-like peppers.
The plant grows preferably in areas with a hot climate, high
humidity and soils with a high quantity of organic matter. In ideal conditions,
it can reach a height of one meter and develop a rich foliage with oval shaped,
light green leaves.
Buy seeds from:-
https://jkmpic.blogspot.com/2020/03/aji-charapita-from-kashmir.html
Thursday, March 5, 2020
Myrtus communis seeds for your Garden
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| Myrtle tree |
flowering plant in the myrtle family Myrtaceae.
It is an evergreen shrub native to
southern Europe, north Africa,
western Asia, Macaronesia, and the
south Kashmir, and also cultivated. More info: https://jkmpic.blogspot.in
Echinacea_purpurea tea
Echinacea_purpurea Kashmir is a plant whose roots and leaves have been traditionally used for medicinal purposes. ...
It fights the flu. ...
It helps control blood sugar. ... Aids healthy cell growth. ... Potentially reduces risk of breast cancer. ... Helps manage anxiety. ... Lowers blood pressure. ... Reduces inflammation. More info : https://jkmpic.blogspot.in
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| Echinacea purpurea |
It fights the flu. ...
It helps control blood sugar. ... Aids healthy cell growth. ... Potentially reduces risk of breast cancer. ... Helps manage anxiety. ... Lowers blood pressure. ... Reduces inflammation. More info : https://jkmpic.blogspot.in
Sunday, August 4, 2019
Sheikh Imran Latest situation in Kashmir
A leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way. Sheikh Imran
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Tuesday, July 30, 2019
Hing cultivation in India
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| Hing Seeds |
The major supply of asafoetida to India is from Afghanistan and Iran. There are two main varieties of asafoetida ie. Hing Kabuli Sufaid (Milky white asafoetida) and Hing Lal (Red asafoetida).
Buy Hing-Ferula c. seeds at
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Tuesday, June 25, 2019
Jammu and Kashmir Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB)
Jammu and Kashmir Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB)
has launched call & WhatsApp helpline number 9419678060 on which the
citizens can report demands for bribe/ corruption through social messenger and
also through call.
The spokesman
said that the motive of the ACB behind the
announcing a WhatsApp and call helpline is to encourage citizens to report
cases of corruption and bribe demands.
While
launching the WhatsApp and call helpline of Anti-Corruption Bureau in Srinagar,
Anand Jain, IPS, Director, Anti-Corruption Bureau said that WhatsApp has become
a very popular medium of communication and people are more comfortable using
WhatsApp, said the spokesman.
Moreover, WhatsApp will also enable
the complainant to post picture and videos of any complaints through an
electronic medium in a real-time basis, said ACB spokesman in a statement.
Monday, June 24, 2019
Man beaten by mob, made to chant Jai Shri Ram, dies
A 24-year-old man, who was allegedly beaten for hours on suspicion of stealing a motorcycle and is seen in a purported video being forced to chant Jai Shri Ram and Jai Hanuman, died four days later, Jharkhand police said on Monday.
The recently married Ansari was rushed to the Saraikela Sadar (district) Hospital after he complained of uneasiness on June 21, three days after he was tied to a pole and beaten with sticks through the night of June 18. On June 22, he was referred to the Tata Hospital in Jamshedpur.
"We have formed an SIT to probe into the matter and it has already conducted raids in the area on Sunday night," Superintendent of Police Karthik S said.
Asked about the purported video of the incident, which is being circulated widely on social media and in which a mob is heard forcing Ansari to chant the slogans, Karthik S said a case has been lodged against an accused for inciting "communal sentiments".
"Papu Mandal has been arrested and an inquiry into the incident is on," the SP added. Further details of the incident will be disclosed at a media briefing later in the day, he said.
Ansari's assault took place on June 18 when he was returning from Jamshedpur, with two friends.
Some villagers caught them and accused them of stealing a motorcycle at Dhatkidih village in Seraikela-Kharsawan district, police officials said.
Though Ansari's friends managed to escape, he was tied to a pole and beaten up with sticks through the night, they said.
He was then handed over to police by the villagers, the SP said.
Ansari's wife has filed a complaint in which she has named several people, a police officer said.
"The police should have taken him to a hospital, instead of arresting and sending him to jail," Shaista Praveen, who recently got married to Ansari, said in her complaint.
More details: https://www.rediff.com/news/report/man-beaten-by-mob-made-to-chant-jai-shri-ram-dies/20190624.htm
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Bank Loan to Indian Farmers
The Government of India fixes Agriculture Credit Disbursement Targets for the Banking Sector every year and banks have consistently surpassed these targets.
State-wise details of Agriculture Credit Target fixed by the Government for the year 2019-20 is at Annexure I.
State Level Bankers’ Committee (SLBC), Maharashtra has reported that they are extending credit facilities, through various schemes & products for agriculture lending to all eligible farmers across the country including farmers of Buldhana Parliamentary Constituency of Maharashtra.
District-wise details of crop loan disbursements as on 15.06.2019 for the State of Maharashtra as reported by SLBC, Maharashtra is given at Annexure II.
The Government of India/ Reserve Bank of India (RBI)/ NABARD have, inter alia, taken the following major initiatives for providing hassle free crop loans to farmers of the country:-
- With a view to ensure availability of agriculture credit at a reduced interest rate of 7% p.a. to the farmers, the Government of India in the Department of Agriculture, Cooperation and Farmers’ Welfare implements an interest subvention scheme for short term crop loans up to Rs. 3.00 lakh. The scheme provides interest subvention of 2% per annum to Banks on use of their own resources. Besides, additional 3% incentive is given to the farmers for prompt repayment of the loan, thereby reducing the effective rate of interest to4%.
- As per RBI directions, Domestic Scheduled Commercial Banks are required to lend 18% of the Adjusted Net Bank Credit (ANBC) or Credit Equivalent to Off-Balance Sheet Exposure (CEOBE), whichever is higher, towards agriculture. A sub-target of 8% is also prescribed for lending to small and marginal farmers including landless agricultural labourers, tenant farmers, oral lessees and share croppers. Similarly, in the case of Regional Rural Banks 18% of their total outstanding advances is required to be towards agriculture and a sub-target of 8% has been set for lending to small and marginalfarmers.
- The Government has introduced the Kisan Credit Card (KCC) Scheme, which enables farmers to purchase agricultural inputs such as seeds, fertilisers, pesticides, etc. and draw cash to satisfy their agricultural and consumption needs. The KCC Scheme has since been simplified and converted into ATM enabled RuPayDebit Card with, inter alia, facilities of one-time documentation, built-in cost escalation in the limit, any number of drawals within the limit,etc.
· Under the KCC Scheme, a flexible limit of Rs.10,000 to Rs.50,000 has been provided to marginal farmers (as Flexi KCC) based on the land holding and crops grown including post-harvest warehouse storage related credit needs and other farm expenses, consumption needs, etc., plus small term loan investments without relating it to the value ofland.
- To enhance coverage of small and marginal farmers in the formal credit system, RBI has decided to raise the limit for collateral-free agriculture loans from Rs. 1 lakh to Rs. 1.6lakh.
- The requirement of 'no due’ certificate has also been dispensed with for small loans up to Rs.50,000 to small and marginal farmers, share-croppers and the like and, instead, only a self-declaration from the borrower is required.
- To bring small, marginal, tenant farmers, oral lessees, etc. into the fold of institutional credit, Joint Liability Groups (JLGs) have been promoted bybanks.
This was stated by the Union Minister of Finance & Corporate Affairs, Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman in a written reply to a question in Lok Sabha today.
Prime Minister’s flagship program e-NAM has achieved another milestone by commencing inter-State trade between mandis using e-payments
Prime Minister’s flagship program e-NAM has achieved another milestone by commencing inter-State trade between mandis using e-payments
“e-NAM is not just a scheme but it’s a journey which aims to reach out to the last mile farmer and transform the way agricultural produce is sold :- Sanjay Agarwal, Secretary, DA&FW
“e-NAM is not just a scheme but it’s a journey which aims to reach out to the last mile farmer and transform the way agricultural produce is sold :- Sanjay Agarwal, Secretary, DA&FW
With the start of New Year 2019, the Prime Minister’s flagship program e-NAM has achieved another milestone by commencing inter-State trade between mandis of two different States. Earlier trade used to happen either within the APMC or between two APMCs situated within same state. The very first Inter State transaction in tomatoes has been carried out between trader of Bareilly e-NAM APMC of Uttar Pradesh and farmer of Haldwani e-NAM APMC of Uttarakhand. Similarly, the inter -State transactions in potatoes, brinjal & cauliflower have been carried out between the e-NAM mandis of Uttarakhand & Uttar Pradesh. In all the cases, e-payments have been made through e-NAM portal. This will helps farmers get better market access, more buyers/ traders & realise better prices for their produce.
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To facilitate inter State trade between the e-NAM States, Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers’ Welfare, Govt. of India, conducted series of coordination meetings with concerned States and Mandi board officials/ Mandi secretaries. As a result of these interactions, both the States have now facilitated licensing of traders of each other for inter-State trade on e-NAM portal.
E-NAM i.e. National Agriculture Market is a pan-India electronic trading (e-trading) portal which seeks to network the existing physical regulated wholesale market (known as APMC market) through a virtual platform to create a unified national market for agricultural commodities. e-NAM platform promotes better marketing opportunities for the farmers to sell their produce through online competitive and transparent price discovery system and online payment facility. It also promotes prices commensurate with quality of produce. The e-NAM portal provides single window services for all APMC related information and services. This includes commodity arrivals, quality & prices, buy & sell offers & e-payment settlement directly into farmers’ account, among other services.
Farmers can access the information on e-NAM easily through their mobile phones from anywhere. This online trading platform aims at reducing transaction costs, bridging information asymmetry and helps in expanding the market access for farmers. So far, 585 Regulated Markets of 16 States and 2 Union Territories have been integrated to e-NAM platform. Government has also decided to integrate additional 415 markets by March, 2020. “Logistic providers” information is also being provided in the e-NAM portal to traders from outside the State, which will facilitate transportation of commodities after trading. An Inter-State dashboard on e-NAM platform has been developed to promote inter State trade among e-NAM States.
Thursday, June 20, 2019
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Monday, June 17, 2019
LAKHS ASSEMBLE IN PAMPORE
Pampore is at Pulwama
Town.
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1 hr · Pulwama ·
LAKHS ASSEMBLE IN
PAMPORE
Pampore, Aug 16: All
roads led to Pampore Saturday. If there was anything visible in this saffron
town, it was a sea of people. Kashmir had assembled to pay homage to Sheikh
Abdul Aziz, the slain....
Pampore, Aug 16: All
roads led to Pampore Saturday. If there was anything visible in this saffron
town, it was a sea of people. Kashmir had assembled to pay homage to Sheikh
Abdul Aziz, the slain Hurriyat leader who fell to police bullets on a peaceful
march to Muzaffarabad.
People including women
and children from across the Valley assembled at Eidgah here, climbed rooftops,
trees and even sky-touching mobile towers to watch pro-freedom leaders.
On way to Pampore from
Srinagar, women offered milk, water and food to the people, who continuously
shouted pro-freedom slogans and waved green flags.
“We want freedom,” the people kept shouting.
Since morning people were waiting for the
arrival of the leaders. When Mirwaiz Umar Farooq’s cavalcade reached the spot,
women showered flower petals on him. Later youth carried Mirwaiz on shoulders
in a procession to Eidgah. People also gave rousing welcome to Muhammad Yaseen
Malik.
However, people could
not control their emotions when Syed Ali Shah Geelani reached there. They
huddled, shouted anti-India and pro-freedom slogans and escorted Geelani, who
was atop a vehicle, inside the jam-packed Eidgah.
However, not a single
cop or troopers was present on the road from Athwajan to Pampore. For hours
people kept thronging the town—by foot, on motorcycles and vehicles. The locals
had established langars at various places.
But more than food, people preferred to listen
to the pro-freedom leaders.
As Geelani started his speech, some youth
climbed atop all the mobile towers overlooking the Eidgah, and hoisted green
flags. Shouting pro-freedom slogans, people saluted the youth who stood atop
the cell towers and kept waving the green flags.
‘Sheikh Aziz Teri Azmat
Ko Salam (We salute the grandeur of Sheikh Aziz,” a group of youth carrying the
slain leader’s life-size posters shouted.
When the pro-freedom
leaders ended their speech, people started to move to their respective
destinations in huge processions. On seeing massive procession, two Army trucks
abruptly stopped at Athwajan. A group of women taunted the troops for “killing
the innocent people of Kashmir.”
Later some youth among
the procession paved way for the Army vehicles to leave the spot. At Pantha
Chowk the police diverted the procession through the Bypass. However those who
managed to move through the highly-fortified zone housing the 15 Corps
headquarters, shouted pro-freedom slogans and moved in a procession to
Shivpora. Till late evening, youths on motorcycles and vehicles moved through
city roads, shouting pro-freedom slogans.
KHALID GUL reports from
Islamabad:
More than 400 vehicles
ferrying about 20 thousand people left Islamabad for Pampore early in the
morning.
In Islamabad town,
despite incessant rains thousands of people from rural as well as urban areas
came out from their houses amid pro-freedom and anti-India slogans and arranged
their own vehicles; trucks, buses, lorries and cars to proceed towards Pampore.
They were seen off by thousands of people
including women and children who had assembled in groups at various places and
the town wore a festive look. The villages en-route Pampore offered water and
juices to the people.
People in large numbers
came out of their houses in Chinar town Bijbehara and proceeded towards
Pampore.
In Kulgam the scene was
no different as more than 100 vehicles ferried people to Pampore.
People were also seen standing on the roofs of
the vehicles carrying green and black flags and shouting pro-freedom and
anti-India slogans.
Sheikh Nazir reports
from Ganderbal
Hundreds of people from Ganderbal and other
adjoining areas marched to Pampore on Saturday in wake of the Pampore Chalo
call given by Hurriyats coordination committee.
Eyewitnesses told Greater Kashmir people
marched to Pampore in trucks, tippers, buses ,matadors and light vehicles from Fatehpora, Chuk, Dudarhama, Saloora,
Shalbugh, Beehama, Nagbal, Nunar, Garages and others villages in Ganderbal.
On way to Srinagar, people who had assembled
in the streets provided the marchers with cold drinks, fruits and other
refreshments.
Youth were busy in collecting relief in
mobiles and load carriers in different villages
of Tawheedpora, Dangerpora, Chenden, Sherpathri, Bamloora, Manigam,
Watlar, Wayil and other areas.
At least 20 TaTa mobiles took relief to
Srinagar from the Ganderbal tehsil on Saturday.
Meanwhile hundreds of people staged a massive
protest in Kangan market to press for the opening of Srinagar-Muzaffarabad road
for trade.
Masjid committees of
Gagangeer, Kulan, Gund and local youth
of Chatergul, Katchnambal, Panzin, Baranbugh, Ari, kijpora, Ganiwan, Mamar and
other villages of Kangan area collected essentials and eatables and took it to
Jamia Masjid Srinagar for distribution. (https://www.greaterkashmir.com)
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