Exclusive Interview: Former Journalist and Prominent Indian Figure, Danish Naseer, sheds light on the contentious rate list issue in Tangdhar Karnah, India's First Village.
Danish Naseer's Heroic Act Shines Through Snowstorm
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Srinagar, 19 Feburary: In an extraordinary display of humanity amidst the harsh winter conditions, Danish Naseer, a prominent figure in the Karnah region, has emerged as a beacon of hope and compassion. Today, amidst heavy snowfall that has engulfed the Sadna Pass (NC Pass), cutting off access to vital services, Danish Naseer's selfless act of donating his O+ive blood to a pregnant woman has captured the hearts of many.
The pregnant woman, carrying two children within her womb, found herself in a dire situation as the impassable roads prevented her from reaching medical facilities in Srinagar. Compounding the urgency of her situation, the local hospital, SDH Tangdhar, lacked a blood bank, leaving her in desperate need of assistance.
However, amidst the seemingly insurmountable challenges, Danish Naseer's unwavering determination and compassion shone through. With a heart filled with empathy and a deep sense of responsibility towards his community, Danish Naseer stepped forward to offer the gift of life.
By donating his blood, Danish Naseer not only provided the pregnant woman with the essential lifeline she desperately needed but also ensured the safety and well-being of her unborn children. His act of kindness amidst adversity serves as a powerful reminder of the resilience and compassion that define humanity.
As news of Danish Naseer's heroic deed spreads throughout the Karnah valley, the community has come together in a display of gratitude and admiration. Hospital authorities, local residents, and the woman's family have united in expressing their profound thanks to Danish Naseer for his selfless act of kindness.
In a world often marked by division and hardship, Danish Naseer's actions stand as a shining example of the transformative power of empathy and solidarity. Today, amidst the chilling winds and snow-covered landscapes, a ray of warmth and hope emanates from the heart of Karna
Jawahar Institute Of Mountaineering And Winter Sports Hosts Skiing Courses In J&K's Sonamarg
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Srinagar, 10 Feburary: In the picturesque valley of Sonamarg, amidst the majestic Himalayan ranges, the Jawahar Institute of Mountaineering and Winter Sports (JIM and WS) is currently abuzz with the sounds of adventure as it hosts its annual skiing courses. Established in 1983, JIM and WS has been a beacon of adventure and skill development in India, thanks to a collaborative effort between the Ministry of Defence (GOI) and the Government of Jammu And Kashmir.
The institute's reputation precedes itself, renowned for its expertise in various adventure activities such as Mountaineering, Skiing, Trekking, Rescue Operations, Water Rafting, Paragliding, and Expeditions. Each year, approximately 1000 students from various parts of India flock to JIM and WS to nurture their talents and embrace the spirit of adventure and nation-building.
At present, JIM and WS is conducting skiing courses at Sonamarg, featuring the Basic Skiing Course No.63 with 69 students and the Intermediate Skiing Course with 23 students. What makes these courses even more remarkable is the diversity of their participants, hailing from states far and wide including Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Bihar, Gujarat, Tripura, among others. Notably, these courses are offered at a fraction of the actual cost, thanks to funding from various government departments: 75% by MoD, 15% by MYAS, and 10% by the Jammu and Kashmir Government.
The primary aim of JIM and WS is to expose youth to the wonders of nature, ignite the spirit of adventure, and instill a sense of nationalism. This commitment was recently showcased through historic events hosted by the institute, including the Lidderwat Trail Run and the Unity Run, both of which attracted participants from across the valley and beyond, while also promoting local employment opportunities.
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KUPWARA'S GOT TALENT: Unleashing The Cultural Tapestry Of Your Hometown
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Srinagar, 18 January: In a remarkable endeavor to uncover the latent artistic treasures residing within Kupwara, the Indian Army is poised to launch "Kupwara's Got Talent," an extraordinary event designed to discover and amplify the untapped creative brilliance inherent in the town's residents. This groundbreaking initiative not only promises to provide a stage for individuals aged 16 and above to showcase their exceptional skills but also signifies a transformative moment for the cultural landscape of Kupwara.
The genesis of "Kupwara's Got Talent" lies in the belief that creative and talented individuals are ubiquitous, yet the avenues to express and contribute to society through these talents are often limited. Consequently, there exists an unfortunate gap in our collective experience, where the vast reservoir of creativity and wonder that could enrich our world remains largely unexplored. With this event, the Indian Army aims to bridge this gap, creating a platform that not only identifies but nurtures and celebrates the diverse talents within the community.
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1. Registration Phase (January 20 To February 4, 2024):
The journey of "Kupwara's Got Talent" commences with the opening of registrations on January 20, 2024, extending until February 4, 2024. This window provides an opportunity for aspiring participants to enroll and embark on a transformative experience. The process is simple, accessible, and inclusive, welcoming anyone aged 16 and above to be a part of this cultural phenomenon.
2. Video Submission Phase (From February 8, 2024):
Following the registration phase, participants enter the realm of creativity, where they are tasked with crafting a three-minute video showcasing their talent. The submission window opens on February 8, 2024, allowing participants to pour their passion and skills into a visual represen
Similarly, A Fashion Show Was Organised At SKICC, Where Eminent Personalities Along With Specially-Abled People Took Part Last Year. Pheran Day (Also Known As International Pheran Day Or World Pheran Day) Is Celebrated In Kashmir On December 21 As The First Day Of Chillai Kalan.
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A Glimpse Into The Grand Finale Of The Uri Premier League 2023
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Srinagar, 20 August: Amidst a backdrop of camaraderie, skill, and national pride, the final match of the highly anticipated URI Premier League jointly conducted by 12 Infantry Brigade and Team 360 took place. This electrifying event, attended by a crowd of almost 3000 enthusiastic cricket fans and locals, showcased not only the prowess of the participating teams but also the spirit of unity and sportsmanship that cricket fosters in the community.
The cricket tournament, which unfolded over several weeks, was a testament to the collaborative efforts of the Army and Team 360. The grand finale was held at Kalapahar Auditorium Ground that was adorned with national flags and a festive atmosphere. Excitement filled the air as fans eagerly awaited the showdown between Royal Cricket Club Jabla and Rising Salmabad.
The final match was a spectacle that showcased remarkable displays of batting, bowling, and fielding skills. The players exhibited a high level of competitiveness, determination, and teamwork, keeping the crowd on the edge of their seats throughout the game. The fast-paced action and the shifting momentum of the match ensured that no moment was without its fair share of nail-biting excitement.
The grand finale was graced by the presence of Major General Rajesh Sethi, SM, VSM, General Officer Commanding Dagger Division and several other state department officers. The General Officer Commanding was in fact the Pioneer of the tournament while he was the Commanding Officer of the Kathi Battalion. Their presence not only added an aura of importance to the occasion but also highlighted the event's significance in fostering a strong bond between the armed forces and the civilian population.
Embracing a healthier lifestyle and fostering a drug-free community, the tournament advocated the mantra of "Say No to Drugs, Say Yes to Sports." By channeling the youths energy into the excitement of
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INTERNATIONAL MOTHER LANGUAGE DAY CELEBRATIONS AT J&K's GUREZ, BANDIPORA
Danish Naseer
Srinagar, 21 Feburary: Indian Army at J&K's GUREZ observed 21 Feburary 2023 as the Mother Language Day. Languages are the most powerful instruments of preserving and developing our heritage.
Aim of observing the Mother language day was to promote the dissemination of mother tongues which will serve not only to encourage linguistic diversity and multilingual education but also to develop fuller awareness of linguistic and cultural traditions throughout the world and to inspire solidarity based on understanding, tolerance and dialogue.
To achieve greater awareness, the day was observed with Shina poetry and Dard's songs by locals of Dawar at Log Hut. The event was also observed by AGS Student's on online platform by recitation of Shina poems & songs on native language. similar program were conducted through out Gurez valley at Kanzalwan, Niru & Baraub.
The initiative of Indian Army was appreciated by the locals and this event will go a long way in preservation and promotion of the culture and unique lifestyle of Gurez.
ENN Desk: Mr. Harpreet Singh, the President of "Tree of Humanity" NGO, has been tirelessly working to help handicapped and socially deprived people in the community. Under his leadership, the NGO has been distributing wheelchairs and providing food to those in need.
Mr. Singh's compassion for those who are struggling in society is evident in the work he does every day. He believes that every individual deserves to live with dignity and respect, regardless of their physical or social status. He has been working with a team of volunteers who share his passion for helping others and together, they are making a positive impact in the lives of many people.
The distribution of wheelchairs has been a critical aspect of the work of the "Tree of Humanity" NGO. Many handicapped individuals are unable to move around freely, making it difficult for them to lead a normal life. With the help of the wheelchairs, they are now able to move around and participate in daily activities, which have improved their quality of life.
In addition to distributing wheelchairs, the NGO has also been providing food to those in need. Many people, especially in the socially deprived sections of society, struggle to put food on their table. The food distribution program has been a lifesaver for many families, providing them with the sustenance they need to survive.
The selfless work of Mr. Harpreet Singh and his team at the "Tree of Humanity" NGO has not gone unnoticed. Many people in the community have expressed their gratitude for the help they have received, and the positive impact that the NGO has had on their lives.
In conclusion, the noble work of Mr. Harpreet Singh and the "Tree of Humanity" NGO serves as a shining example of how one person's determination and compassion can make a significant difference in the lives of many. Their efforts are truly commendable, and they are making a positive impact in the world, one person at a time.
