Dr Fayaz Shawl inducted into Washingtonian Magazine’s Top Doctor Hall of Fame
STC NEWS DESKSRINAGAR, OCTOBER 16 (STC): Dr. Fayaz Shawl, Interventional Cardiologist, has been inducted into Washingtonian Magazine’s Top Doctor Hall of Fame in its March 2026 issue. This distinction recognizes physicians who have been named among Washingtonian’s Top Doctors at least five times in the past ten years. Remarkably, Dr. Shawl has performed more than…
JKPCC Chief seeks LG’s intervention into allegations of inappropriate conduct by senior IAS officer towards woman officer
STC NEWS DESKSRINAGAR, OCTOBER 16 (STC): Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) President Tariq Hameed Karra in a communique to Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, has sought his intervention into allegations of inappropriate conduct by a senior IAS officer towards woman officer Beenish Wani during a Mission YUVA review meeting held on October 14.As per…
Srinagar admin installing protective fencing on bridges to prevent suicides, accidental falls
STC NEWS DESKSRINAGAR, OCTOBER 16 (STC): The Srinagar administration is installing protective fencing along bridges over the River Jhelum to prevent suicide attempts and accidental falls, with safety upgrades underway at Budshah Bridge and several other locations across the city.Deputy Commissioner Srinagar Akshay Labroo on Friday inspected the fencing and upgradation works at Budshah Bridge,…
J&K Govt orders inquiry into IAS officer’s alleged misconduct; report sought within 15 days
STC NEWS DESKSRINAGAR, OCTOBER 16 (STC): The Jammu and Kashmir Government today ordered an in-depth inquiry into allegations of misconduct by senior IAS officer Kumar Rajeev Ranjan involving JKAS officer Beenish Wani, following reports of the incident in the media.According to Government Order No. 1654-JK(GAD) of 2026, issued by the General Administration Department (GAD), Mandeep…
E-challans in Jammu, Srinagar generate Rs 30.70 crore in first seven months, just Rs 1.23 crore recovered: Official data
STC NEWS DESKSRINAGAR, OCTOBER 16 (STC): Traffic enforcement systems in Jammu and Srinagar generated over 2.79 lakh e-challans involving penalties worth Rs 30.70 crore during the first seven months of 2026, but only Rs 1.23 crore was recovered, according to figures presented at a high-level meeting The data about revenue generation from January to July…
