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Manosijj Roy’s Bengal Expansion: Global Charters for Speed, Care and Accountability 

  As Global Charters expands its footprint in West Bengal, the company’s…

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Fresh Allegations Rock Karwan-i-Islami: Recordings, Sting Claims and Anonymous Victims Level Serious Charges Against Ghulam Rasool Hami

Bilal Bhat Srinagar: Fresh controversy has erupted around Ghulam Rasool Hami, president…

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Snowfall Emergency in Gulmarg: GDA CEO Tariq Hussain Forms Special Teams to Assist Stranded Tourists, Provides Free Accommodation and Helpline Number

Bilal Bhat GULMARG 4 January2026, Awami Reporter: As heavy snowfall disrupted movement…

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Dy Commandant Ghulam Hassan Clinches Top Honour in Zonal Level Firing Competition at CTC Lethpora The Zonal Level Firing Competition concluded on a high note at CTC Lethpora, showcasing exceptional marksmanship, discipline and professional excellence among police officers from across the zone. The event stood out not only for its competitive spirit but also for the outstanding performance of Shri Ghulam Hassan, SP JKPS (Dy Commandant IRP-23rd Battalion), who emerged as the First Position holder in the AK-47 category, earning wide appreciation. The closing ceremony was graced by the Chief Guest, DIG IRP Range Kashmir, Shri Junaid Mahmood, IPS, who felicitated the winners and commended the participants for maintaining high standards of professionalism and operational readiness. Certificates were awarded to winners and outstanding performers, acknowledging their dedication and skill. Among the highlights of the competition, Dy Commandant Ghulam Hassan’s precision, composure and mastery over the AK-47 rifle set him apart, reaffirming his reputation as a highly trained and committed officer. His achievement reflects not only personal excellence but also the rigorous training culture of the IRP and the emphasis placed on operational preparedness. Addressing the gathering, the Chief Guest underlined the critical importance of such firing competitions in sharpening weapon-handling skills, improving accuracy under pressure, and enhancing overall combat readiness of the force. Other notable winners included: 1st Position (Pistol): Sh. Ashiq Hussain Tak, SSP (Dy Commandant IRP-6th Battalion) 1st Position (INSAS Rifle): Sgct. Farooq Ahmad, IRP-23rd Battalion 1st Position (JVPC): HC Surinder Singh, JKAP-14th Battalion Overall 1st Position: Sgct. Farooq Ahmad No. 227/IRP-23rd Battalion The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from officers across various police units, reflecting their commitment to continuous training, precision and excellence in duty. The ceremony concluded with a formal vote of thanks, reaffirming the resolve of the department to continue organizing such professional competitions in the future. The stellar performance of officers like Dy Commandant Ghulam Hassan stands as a testament to the high standards and discipline upheld by the Jammu and Kashmir Police.
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Gh Hassan JKPS SP Dy. Commd ant IRP 23 Secures First Position in AK-47 Category at Zonal Level Firing Competition, CTC Lethpora

Bilal Bhat  The Zonal Level Firing Competition concluded on a high note…

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Monosijj Roy’s Bet on Bengal: Aviation as Infrastructure, Not Indulgence

New Delhi 21 December 2025: As India’s private aviation sector grows beyond…

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Monosijj Roy’s Bet on Bengal: Aviation as Infrastructure, Not Indulgence

  New Delhi 21 December 2025: As India’s private aviation sector grows…

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With a Heart Working at 15%, Bilal Rah Lifted the World—And Gave Kashmir Its Most Inspiring Victory

Bilal Bhat In a city that often celebrates overnight success, 34-year-old Bilal…

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The Silent Mutation of Terror: Why India Must Now Confront the Rise of White-Collar Radicalism in Kashmir

Bilal Bhat For years, security agencies in Jammu & Kashmir have worked…

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Tankha’s Bill Rekindles Hope: After 36 Years in Exile, Will Kashmiri Pandits Finally See a Road Back Home?

  Bilal Bhat The return of the Kashmiri Pandits—a community displaced, dispersed,…

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In the Land of Martyrs, Over 1,000 Illegal Structures Are Suffocating the Amarnath Cave Ecology and Devastating the Greater Pahalgam Wilderness

Bilal Bhat Pahalgam 2 December 2025—In the shadow of the sacred Amarnath…

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