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DM Samba Ayushi Sudan interacts with residents in rain-affected Bedheri village

 SAMBA, AUGUST 24: District Magistrate Samba Ayushi Sudan today undertook an extensive tour of the rain-affected areas in the district, including Bedheri, Manohar Gopala, Mananu and Chak Manga to take firsthand stock of the situation arising out of incessant rainfall.

During the visit, the District Magistrate personally interacted with the local residents, patiently listening to their grievances and concerns. She assured the people that district administration stands firmly with them in this hour of difficulty and that every possible measure is being taken to mitigate their hardships.

The DM directed the officers of line departments to immediately initiate damage assessment of houses, crops and public infrastructure, and to prioritize restoration of essential services in the affected habitations. She stressed upon prompt coordination between Revenue, PWD, PHE, Power and Rural Development Departments to ensure swift redressal of issues being faced by the public.

Ms. Sudan also visited the Community Hall, Samba, where several families displaced due to the rains have been temporarily accommodated. She reviewed the relief arrangements including food, drinking water, bedding, medical aid, sanitation facilities and issued on-the-spot directions for ensuring that all basic needs of the affected families are met without delay.

Highlighting the importance of preparedness, the District Magistrate emphasized that disaster response is not only about immediate relief but also about long-term resilience. She asked officials to keep close vigil on vulnerable locations, maintain readiness of machinery and ensure public advisories are disseminated widely to avoid any untoward incidents.

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AYUSH doctors conducting health checkup camp at Utterbehani Samba

 SAMBA, AUGUST 24: An AYUSH health checkup camp was organized at at Utterbehani   on the eve of Amavasya.

The camp was conducted as per directions from worthy Director JK UT Dr Nuzhat Bashir Shah madam ji and worthy Deputy Commissioner samba Ms Ayushi Sudan and under the guidance and supervision of Dr. Renu Dass, the District Nodal Officer AYUSH Samba.

A medical team from AHWC Moutlian and GAD Salmeri comprising of Dr Sonika (MO AHWC Moutlian), Dr Tabassum ( MO GAD Salmeri), Satish Salathia(W&W) and Kanta Devi (ASHA Worker Moutlian) provided essential health services to a large number of beneficiaries.

The primary objective of the camp was to provide comprehensive health checkups and promote public awareness about benefits of AYUSH and  to enhance the overall health and well-being of the residents by offering accessible traditional and holistic healthcare services.

A total of 588 beneficiaries received health services during the camp. The pilgrims expressed their appreciation for the initiative and actively participated in the health education sessions.

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Portrait of Jiddu Krishnamurti, philosopher and spiritual teacher

By Dr. Ramiyan Bhardwaj
(Assistant Professor Department of
Journalism and Media Studies Jammu University)  

At a time when humanity finds itself struggling with political polarization, digital distraction, and a deep crisis of meaning, the words of Jiddu Krishnamurti (1895–1986) return with striking urgency. A philosopher, speaker, and spiritual revolutionary, Krishnamurti rejected authority in every form and insisted that truth is not something to be given by any religion, ideology, or guru, but discovered within oneself through awareness.

Born in 1895 in Madanapalle, Andhra Pradesh, Krishnamurti was discovered by members of the Theosophical Society, who believed he was destined to be the “World Teacher.” Yet, in 1929, he stunned his followers by dissolving the Order of the Star, declaring, “Truth is a pathless land.” With that single act, he freed himself from the role of messiah and set the tone for a lifetime of independent teaching.

Freedom from Conditioning

Central to Krishnamurti’s philosophy was the idea that human beings live in deep psychological bondage. From birth, people are conditioned by religion, culture, education, and family to think in set patterns. This conditioning, he argued, breeds fear, conformity, and division. To live freely, one must see through these patterns without resistance or suppression. Awareness—choiceless, direct observation—was the key.

Education Beyond Conformity

Krishnamurti’s perspective on education was revolutionary. He believed schools should not produce obedient workers but awaken intelligence and sensitivity. The schools he founded in India, the UK, and the US continue this mission. Here, students are encouraged not just to excel in academics but to inquire into life, relationships, and inner freedom. He often warned that competition and comparison destroy creativity, and that true education must prepare young people to live with clarity, compassion, and responsibility.

Critique of Organized Religion

Unlike most spiritual teachers, Krishnamurti had no doctrines to offer. He was critical of organized religion, rituals, and belief systems, arguing that they divide humanity and give false security. He did not deny the sacred but insisted that the sacred could not be approached through tradition, dogma, or blind belief. Only a quiet, alert mind—free from the clutter of thought—could touch what he called “the immeasurable.”

Society and Relationships

Krishnamurti’s teachings also exposed the roots of social conflict. He argued that society is the outward projection of the human mind. If individuals live with greed, fear, and ambition, society will inevitably reflect those qualities. Thus, the real revolution must begin within the individual.

In relationships, he emphasized attention and freedom. He pointed out that most relationships are based on dependency, desire, and projection, which leads to conflict. Only when individuals relate without possession or expectation can love—free of attachment—exist.

Relevance for Today’s Youth

In the 21st century, where social media dictates lifestyles and algorithms shape desires, Krishnamurti’s critique of conditioning finds new resonance. His statement, “It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society,” speaks directly to the struggles of today’s youth, caught between ambition and anxiety. By urging young people to question success, comparison, and conformity, his philosophy offers a counter-narrative to the pressures of consumer culture.

Krishnamurti and Media

Krishnamurti’s perspective also provides insight into the role of media. In an era where communication is often used to manipulate, divide, or sensationalize, his emphasis on deep listening and understanding becomes critical. He saw communication not as persuasion but as shared inquiry—a principle that could guide journalism toward responsibility and truth.

A Legacy of Inquiry, Not Belief

Unlike many spiritual leaders, Krishnamurti left behind no organization to preserve or propagate his teachings. Instead, he established foundations and schools to keep his dialogues and writings available, not as doctrines but as invitations for inquiry. His legacy is a mirror, not a system: he did not want followers but individuals willing to look within and question.

Today, as the world grapples with ecological collapse, loneliness, political strife, and restless pursuit of success, Krishnamurti’s voice stands as a quiet rebellion against chaos. His central questions remain timeless: Can the mind be free of fear? Can we live without division? Can truth exist without authority?

For those willing to listen, his words remain not as echoes of the past but as urgent guidance for the present—a reminder that true freedom begins not with systems or leaders, but with the courage to see oneself clearly.

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Minister Javed Ahmed Rana reviewing J&K flood preparedness with officers

 SRINAGAR, AUGUST 24: Minister for Jal Shakti, Javed Ahmed Rana, today assessed Jammu and Kashmir’s flood preparedness during a meeting held with the Chief Engineers and other senior officers in wake of the ongoing monsoon season.

He reviewed the readiness and infrastructure needed for handling the emergency situations, especially in flood-prone areas across the region.

The Minister directed the officials to ensure round-the-clock monitoring of water levels across all major river systems, with focus on the Jhelum, Ravi and Tawi rivers and their tributaries.


He also visited the Flood Control and Management Room Ram Munshi Bagh Srinagar. He stressed the importance of real-time dissemination of early warning signals to all the concerned departments, agencies and stakeholders to enable swift and coordinated response.

The Minister was informed by the Flood Control Department informed that the department is fully equipped and operationally prepared to handle any flood-related exigency.

In a major development to boost the flood preparedness and communication, the Minister was informed that the department, in collaboration with the Information and Forecasting Cell (IFC), has developed the Kashmir Flood Watch App. This mobile application provides real-time updates on water levels in the Jhelum and its key tributaries, drawing data from a network of automatic water level recorders. The app plays a critical role in issuing early warnings and supporting informed, timely decision-making during emergencies.

To ensure an organized and effective flood response, an extensive institutional framework has been established. This included a Central Flood Committee, District Coordination Committees, Flood Zonal Committees, Sectors and Beats. Each of these have been assigned specific roles and responsibilities to ensure smooth coordination, resource mobilization and on-ground execution.

Regarding the logistics front, the Minister was informed that an ample stock of EC bags has been prepared. Many of which are already filled and strategically placed for immediate use during emergencies. This is part of a broader logistics and mitigation strategy aimed at facilitating a rapid and effective response to any breach or rising threat.

Rana commended the proactive efforts of the Flood Control Department. He reiterated the Omar government’s commitment towards safeguarding lives and property through timely interventions, technology-driven solutions and public awareness initiatives.

He urged all the departments and citizens to stay vigilant, cooperate with the authorities and make effective use of the digital tools and real-time updates being provided by the government.

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Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha meeting injured patients at GMC Jammu

Government stands firmly with the bereaved family members who have lost their loved ones: LG Sinha

Along with relief and rescue, Government of India and J&K Administration is working on ensuring quick rehabilitation of the families affected by the tragic natural calamity: LG

JAMMU, AUGUST 24: Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha today visited Government Medical College in Jammu to enquire about the health of citizens injured in Chashoti flash floods.

The team of doctors briefed the Lieutenant Governor on appropriate and specialized treatment and integrated approach to the care of injured for their quick recovery. It was informed that 16 people are presently under-going treatment at GMC Jammu and being monitored by senior health staff.

Speaking to media persons on the sidelines of his visit, the Lieutenant Governor reiterated the commitment of the administration to trace the 32 persons who are still missing.


“Government stands firmly with the bereaved family members who have lost their loved ones. Along with relief and rescue, the Government of India and J&K Administration is working on ensuring quick rehabilitation of the families affected by the tragic natural calamity. Search and rescue operations are underway on war footing to trace the missing persons,” the Lieutenant Governor said.

He further advised the people to take all necessary safety precautions. Advisory was issued today on inclement weather. NDRF and the SDRF are prepared to respond to emergencies, he said.

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SDRF teams rescuing stranded residents in Jammu floods

 JAMMU, AUGUST 24: The State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) teams have been conducting extensive disaster management operations in various areas of Jammu, following heavy rains that led to water logging and disruption of normal life.

The SDRF teams, equipped with specialized equipment and trained personnel, have been working tirelessly to rescue stranded people in affected areas.

Key Operations:

During the rescue operations SDRF teams have rescued numerous people trapped in waterlogged areas, including homes, roads and other Residential Facilities in and around Jammu city.

SDRF personnel under the supervision of DSP SDRF 2nd Bn Jammu Dinesh Gupta rescued about 45 students trapped in IIM Hostel using inflatable boats and life saving jackets.

Areas of Operation:

SDRF teams have been deployed in different areas of Jammu, including areas of Tawi River at different locations including Talab Tillo, Lower Bakshi Nagar etc.

          Teams have also been working in coordination with local authorities, including the district administration, police, and other agencies.

          Commandant SDRF 2nd Bn. Jammu (SSP) Zahid Naseem Manhas, while talking to the media persons said "The SDRF teams are committed to support those affected by the heavy rains. We are working tirelessly to ensure the safety of the people in the affected areas."

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JMC Commissioner Dr. Devansh Yadav inspecting flood-affected areas in Jammu

Orders swift restoration and public safety measures

JAMMU, AUGUST 24: In the wake of incessant heavy rainfall causing waterlogging and damage in several parts of the city, Commissioner Municipal Corporation Jammu (JMC) Dr. Devansh Yadav today carried out a comprehensive inspection of the affected regions to assess the situation and ensure immediate redressal measures.

The Commissioner visited several low-lying and rain-affected areas including Gangyal, Digiana, Gandhinagar, Kalika Colony, Bahu Fort, Janipur, Roopnagar, Chinor, Bantalab, Talab Tillo, Bhagwati Nagar and other vulnerable localities that faced the brunt of heavy rains. During the visit, Dr. Yadav interacted with local residents, listened to their grievances and assured them that all possible measures were being initiated to mitigate the situation.

Dr. Yadav instructed the Engineering, Transport and Sanitation wings of JMC to undertake immediate restoration work on a war footing. He directed the teams to expedite the drainage of accumulated water, deploy additional manpower and necessary machinery including suction pumps and dewatering units to clear stagnant water and inspect drainage channels, storm-water lines and culverts to identify blockages and remove debris obstructing water flow. He further directed the officers to ensure round-the-clock monitoring of flood-prone zones to avoid further damage and inconvenience to the residents. For Weather Related Information visit India Meteorological Department (IMD) (rainfall alerts & weather updates): https://mausam.imd.gov.in

 Dr. Yadav appealed to the residents of Jammu to exercise utmost caution during this spell of heavy rainfall. He urged citizens to refrain from visiting low-lying areas unnecessarily, stay away from overflowing rivers and drains and avoid dumping waste into drainage systems, which aggravates waterlogging.

The Commissioner reiterated JMC’s commitment to provide continuous support and relief to the affected areas in coordination with other line departments and the district administration. He stated that additional teams have been kept on high alert to respond promptly to any emergency and helplines are active to receive public complaints. Dr. Yadav also emphasized the importance of long-term preventive measures, stating that the corporation is working on strengthening the city’s drainage infrastructure and implementing sustainable solutions to minimize the recurrence of such incidents in the future.

The Jammu Municipal Corporation appeals to all residents to cooperate with the ongoing efforts, stay vigilant and report at these helpline numbers (9419027458, 9469300005, 9419156769) in case of any emergency or rush to the nearest JMC office for prompt assistance Or Jammu Municipal Corporation (JMC) official site: https://jmcjammu.org


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Chief Justice Arun Palli inaugurating Juvenile Justice Committee consultation on safeguarding the girl child in Srinagar


 SRINAGAR, AUGUST 23: The Juvenile Justice Committee of the High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh in collaboration with UNICEF India today organized a one day Annual Stakeholders’ Consultation on “Safeguarding the Girl Child: Towards a Safer and Enabling Environment for Her in India” at the Jammu & Kashmir Judicial Academy, Moominabad, Srinagar.

The programme was inaugurated by Chief Justice, High Court of J&K and Ladakh, Arun Palli, in the august presence of Justice Sindhu Sharma (Chairperson, Juvenile Justice Committee), Justice Rajnesh Oswal,. Justice Javed Iqbal Wani, Justice Mohd. Akram Chowdhary, Justice Rahul Bharti, Justice Moksha Khajuria Kazmi,  and Justice Shahzad Azeem besides Judges High Court of J&K and Ladakh.

The inaugural session was attended by the Commissioner Secretary, Social Welfare, MD National Health Mission & Secretary Education and Skill Development.

The proceedings opened with a reminder of the timeless Sanskrit maxim that “where women are honoured, divinity prevails”, underlining that safeguarding and empowering the girl child is not merely a statutory duty but a sacred social obligation.

The speakers noted that despite constitutional and legislative safeguards, girls continue to face challenges of safety, discrimination, limited access to resources and societal biases, necessitating joint action by the State, judiciary, and civil society. In her welcome address, Justice Moksha Khajuria Kazmi emphasized that safeguarding the girl child is a moral, constitutional and societal imperative. She stressed that while significant progress has been made through legislation and policy, the true challenge is to ensure that these protections reach the most vulnerable and voiceless children.

Justice Javed Iqbal Wani highlighted the stark realities faced by the girl child, including declining child sex ratios, barriers to education and higher mortality rates. He attributed these concerns to entrenched biases and economic factors, calling for a comprehensive approach combining stronger laws, awareness and empowerment measures.

Justice Mohd Akram Chowdhary reiterated that ensuring safety and dignity for the girl child is not only a statutory duty but also a moral obligation of society at large. He acknowledged the progress made in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh, while stressing that continued collective effort is needed to overcome persisting challenges.

Vijay Lakshmi Arora, Child Protection Specialist, UNICEF India, in her address, described the protection of the girl child as a moral imperative alongside a legal duty. Citing both progress and persisting challenges in Jammu & Kashmir, she highlighted that neonatal and infant mortality rates have seen remarkable declines and child marriage rates are among the lowest in India and sex ratios at birth have improved.

Delivering the keynote address, Justice Sindhu Sharma, Chairperson of the Juvenile Justice Committee, reflected upon the paradox of the girl child in India who is celebrated as a symbol of strength and resilience, yet disproportionately burdened with discrimination, poverty and violence. She called for a collective societal responsibility to translate the legal protections into lived realities of safety, dignity and empowerment.

In his Presidential address, Chief Justice Arun Palli emphasized the need to move beyond safeguarding to empowering the girl child. While acknowledging the constitutional and legislative safeguards in place, he underlined that true change lies in shifting societal mindsets and celebrating the girl child as an equal and indispensable part of India’s future.

The day-long consultation featured four thematic technical sessions; each chaired and moderated by distinguished experts and administrators, covering key areas of concern.

The first session focused on legislations, programs and schemes for the girl child in J&K and Ladakh, with senior bureaucrats and child rights experts presenting a detailed overview of government interventions and gaps.

The second session examined advancing gender equity through education and skill development, highlighting reforms in the school education sector of both Union Territories, as well as opportunities in vocational training, sports and digital literacy for adolescent girls.

The third session deliberated on enhancing the access to justice, legal aid and community support for at-risk girls.

Judicial officers, police officials and NGOs presented their experiences and field practices, stressing the importance of child-friendly policing, institutional collaboration and community awareness.

The fourth session addressed gender-based health inequities with health and nutrition officials of J&K and Ladakh discussing the maternal health, reproductive services, adolescent mental health and targeted interventions for nutrition under national flagship schemes.

The valedictory session was chaired by Justice Sindhu Sharma in presence of Justice Moksha Khajuria Kazmi.

Hilal Ahmad Bhat, Child Protection Specialist, UNICEF J&K, summarized the action points of the day and outlined the Action Plan 2025–26.

Special remarks were delivered by Rajiv Gupta, Registrar Vigilance, High Court of J&K and Ladakh, followed by the valedictory address of Sonia Gupta, Member Secretary, Juvenile Justice Committee, who emphasized the need to carry forward the collective resolve into actionable frameworks.

The programme concluded with a vote of thanks proposed by Shama Sharma, Secretary, DLSA Rajouri.

The consultation also witnessed huge number of virtual participation from the various departments of UT of J&K and UT of Ladakh

The consultation reaffirmed the High Court’s commitment, through its Juvenile Justice Committee, towards strengthening child protection systems and ensuring justice, dignity and equal opportunities for the girl child in Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh.

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LG Manoj Sinha addressing youth at Hindi Rangmanch event in Tagore Hall Srinagar

LG lauded the remarkable efforts of Samiti towards the promotion of the official language Hindi in Jammu Kashmir

In the last 75 years, Hindi has become the language that connects the country and our shared culture: LG Sinha

During the freedom struggle, Hindi language was considered the medium for expressing sentiments of the entire country: LG

Our policy makers had stressed that there should be harmony between Hindi language and other languages of the country: LG Sinha

The multiplicity of languages, the diversity of languages is a symbol of our cultural richness and unity in diversity: LG

Along with Hindi, we should be proud of all our languages. Apart from our mother tongue, we should also learn other languages and spread the cultural and literary heritage of those languages: LG Sinha

SRINAGAR, AUGUST 23: Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha today addressed the youth during an event “Hindi Rangmanch – Humari Bhasha, Humari Pehchaan” organized by Wadies Hindi Shiksha Samiti at Tagore Hall, Srinagar.

In his address, the Lieutenant Governor lauded the remarkable efforts of Wadies Hindi Shiksha Samiti towards the promotion of the official language Hindi in Jammu Kashmir.



“In the last 75 years, Hindi has become the language that connects the country and our shared culture. During the freedom struggle, Hindi language was considered the medium for exchanging sentiments of the entire country.

Hindi is not only a medium of communication but is also a symbol of pride, integrity, unity and identity for us Indians. It has played a very important role in weaving our diversity into the thread of unity.

Our policy makers had stressed that there should be harmony between Hindi and other languages of the country,” the Lieutenant Governor said.

The Lieutenant Governor observed that India is a multilingual country where 453 living languages are officially spoken and among these 453 languages, Hindi has been the connecting link for 140 crore Indians. He asked the youth to maintain linguistic harmony and learn and respect other languages.

Along with Hindi, we should be proud of all our languages. Apart from our mother tongue, we should also learn other languages and spread the cultural and literary heritage of those languages,” the Lieutenant Governor said.


Speaking about the discussion held in the Constituent Assembly on 14 September 1949, the Lieutenant Governor said that when the debate was going on in India on the selection of the official language, Hindi got the most support from those areas where Hindi was not spoken.

For our Freedom Fighters, Policy Makers, Hindi was linked to the identity of the nation. They saw Hindi as a thread of harmony and it has further enriched the diversity present in our cultural heritage, he said.

He also appreciated the endeavours of Culture Department and J&K Academy of Art, Culture & Languages to promote J&K’s linguistic heritage.

On the occasion, the Lieutenant Governor felicitated the students, teachers and artists for their exceptional participation in a campaign launched by Wadies Hindi Shiksha Samiti in the month of June-July this year in four Kendriya Vidyalayas to generate interest in Hindi language among students of class 6th to class 10th through various activities.


Principal Secretary Culture, Shri Brij Mohan Sharma; Param Vir Chakra recipient (Honorary Captain) Yogendra Yadav; MD & CEO J&K Bank, Shri Amitava Chatterjee; Deputy Commissioner, KVS, Jammu, Shri Nagendra Goyal; National President Wadies Hindi Shiksha Samiti, Ms. Nasreen Ali Nidhi; senior officials, prominent literary personalities, heads of educational institutions and youth in large number were present.

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