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LG Manoj Sinha Inaugurates Chinar Book Festival in Srinagar

LG calls upon the writers to think about rewriting the history to correct the facts, which were distorted in the past

New generation must be made aware that our civilization was economically prosperous and it was also the global centre of literature, science and spirituality: LG

Ancient India was the engine of world civilization and culture. We gave the gift of science, mathematics, medicines to the world and we should be proud of our cultural, literary, scientific and spiritual heritage: LG

The roots of our knowledge and science have always been immense.  We need to liberate ourselves from the colonial mindset and the new generation must be told that our heritage has been leading in the world and the gift of science that we have given to the entire humanity is incomparable: LG Sinha

We have to revive our ancient knowledge system and make it a part of mainstream education: LG

The books open the window to the world. Books offer new ideas and fresh perspectives that change the way we perceive things and promote critical thinking: LG Sinha

LG calls upon National Book Trust to publish and translate the Nilamat Purana, Rajatarangini, and Kathasaritsagara into various Indian languages

These editions in regional language should also be prominently featured at international book festivals to introduce the world to J&K’s unique literary heritage: LG

NBT should actively promote famous literature from Kashmiri, Pahari, Gojri, Dogri, Urdu, and Punjabi at book festivals and ensure their translation into various languages to reach a wider audience: LG

Chinar Book Festival will connect the new generation to our precious literary heritage and inspire them to preserve and promote our traditional wisdom left behind by our ancestors: LG Sinha

The 9-day annual festival will provide an opportunity to the readers to keep track of new ideas and perspectives and interact with eminent writers and scholars from across the country

SRINAGAR, AUGUST 02: Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha today attended the 'Chinar Book Festival' organised by National Book Trust of India at Srinagar.

The inaugural event was also graced by Union Education Minister, Shri Dharmendra Pradhan.  


In his address, the Lieutenant Governor congratulated the Union Ministry of Education and the National Book Trust for providing an opportunity to the readers to keep track of new ideas and perspectives and interact with eminent writers and scholars from across the country.

“The books open the window to the world. Books offer new ideas and fresh perspectives that change the way we perceive things and promote critical thinking. Chinar Book Festival will connect the new generation to our precious literary heritage and inspire them to preserve and promote our traditional wisdom left behind by our ancestors,” he said.

The Lieutenant Governor called upon the writers to think about rewriting the history to correct the facts, which were distorted in the past.

“New generation must be made aware that our civilization was economically prosperous and it was also the global centre of literature, science and spirituality.


Ancient India was the engine of world civilization and culture. We gave the gift of science, mathematics, medicines to the world and we should be proud of our cultural, literary, scientific and spiritual heritage.

The roots of our knowledge and science have always been immense.  We need to liberate ourselves from the colonial mindset and the new generation must be told that our heritage has been leading in the world and the gift of science that we have given to the entire humanity is incomparable,” the Lieutenant Governor said.


The Lieutenant Governor highlighted that under the leadership of Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, India is witnessing economic, cultural and scientific renaissance, simultaneously. He said, in order to strengthen the nation's spiritual, social, and emotional unity, the unique contributions of writers and thinkers are essential.

The Lieutenant Governor, in his address, emphasised on reviving India’s ancient knowledge system and make it a part of mainstream education.

He called upon the National Book Trust to publish and translate the Nilamat Purana, Rajatarangini, and Kathasaritsagara into various Indian languages.

These editions in regional language should also be prominently featured at international book festivals to introduce the world to J&K’s unique literary heritage, he added.

The Lieutenant Governor further asked the National Book Trust to actively promote famous literature from Kashmiri, Pahari, Gojri, Dogri, Urdu, and Punjabi at book festivals and ensure their translation into various languages to reach a wider audience.


The event also witnessed the inauguration of ‘Saradaksarani’- First National Exhibition of Sharada Alphabets, and Kashmiri Translation of book titled “Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh-through the ages”. The winners of Rashtriya e-Pustakalaya Amrit Kaal Story Writing Competition were also announced.

Prof. Milind Sudhakar Marathe, Chairman, National Book Trust; Shri Vijay Kumar Bidhuri, Divisional Commissioner Kashmir; Prof. Raghuvendra Tanwar, Chairman Indian Council of Historical Research (ICHR); Dr Amit Wanchoo, Chief Convener, Chinar Book Festival; Shri Yuvraj Malik, Director, National Book Trust; Vice heads of various educational institutions, senior officials, eminent literary personalities, book lovers, youth and children in large number were present.

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New UPI Rules

New Delhi, India – Significant changes to the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) system, implemented by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), have come into effect from August 1, 2025. These new guidelines aim to enhance the efficiency, security, and reliability of digital transactions, addressing concerns such as system load during peak hours and preventing fraudulent activities. The changes will impact how users interact with popular UPI applications like Google Pay, PhonePe, and Paytm.

The roll-out of these revised rules follows an NPCI circular issued earlier this year, outlining the necessary adjustments for Payment Service Providers (PSPs) and UPI ecosystem members. The primary motivation behind these updates is to streamline the burgeoning volume of UPI transactions, which has seen remarkable growth, with India accounting for an astounding 49% of all global real-time payment transactions in 2023, according to an ACI Worldwide Report.

Detailed Changes and Their Impact:

  • Limited Balance Checks: Users will now be able to check their bank account balance through each UPI app a maximum of 50 times per day. This measure is designed to reduce the strain on UPI servers, particularly during peak hours, and deter excessive or automated inquiries. After every successful financial transaction, the updated account balance will also be displayed automatically, minimizing the need for separate balance checks.

  • Fixed Timings for Autopay Transactions: Recurring payments, such as EMIs, SIPs, and OTT subscriptions, processed via UPI Autopay, will now be executed only during non-peak hours. Specifically, these transactions are to be processed either before 10 AM, between 1 PM and 5 PM, or after 9:30 PM. This aims to distribute the processing load more evenly throughout the day, improving system performance. Each autopay mandate will be allowed one initial attempt and up to three retries.

  • Faster Transaction Status Updates: To address instances of transactions remaining in "pending" or "processing" status, UPI apps are now mandated to display the final transaction status (success or failure) within seconds. Users will be able to check the status of a pending transaction a maximum of three times, with a mandatory waiting period of 90 seconds between each attempt, to prevent server overload from repeated refreshes.

  • Limited Access to Linked Bank Accounts: Users can now view the list of bank accounts linked to their mobile number through a specific bank in a UPI app a maximum of 25 times per day. Explicit consent will be required each time a user attempts to view or verify a linked account, adding an extra layer of security.

  • Recipient Name Visibility: A crucial security enhancement is the requirement for UPI apps to display the registered name of the recipient before a transaction is confirmed. This aims to prevent errors and reduce the risk of sending money to the wrong person or falling victim to fraud.

  • Compliance Measures for PSPs: The NPCI has stated that non-compliance with these new guidelines by Payment Service Providers by the stipulated deadline of July 31, 2025, could lead to various actions, including restrictions on UPI API access, penalties, and even the suspension of new customer onboarding.

Background and Context:

UPI has rapidly transformed India's digital payment landscape since its inception. However, with its exponential growth, especially with billions of transactions processed monthly, instances of server strain, transaction failures, and potential vulnerabilities have emerged. The new rules are a proactive step by the NPCI to optimize the system's performance, ensuring a smoother and more secure experience for its vast user base. This move aligns with the larger objective of promoting wider adoption of digital payments while maintaining robust infrastructure and user trust.

Impacts and Consequences:

For the average UPI user, these changes are largely aimed at improving the overall experience by reducing transaction failures and enhancing security. While some users might need to adjust their habits regarding frequent balance checks, the benefits of a more reliable and efficient system are expected to outweigh these minor adjustments. Payment aggregators, such as RazorPay, Cashfree, and PayU, are also facing new charges on UPI transactions from some banks, like ICICI Bank, to cover the maintenance costs of the UPI system. However, these charges are generally not being passed on to individual customers or merchants.

The new UPI rules, effective from August 1, 2025, mark a significant step in the ongoing evolution of India's digital payment ecosystem. By focusing on system efficiency, user security, and transaction reliability, the NPCI aims to further solidify UPI's position as a cornerstone of India's digital economy. As these changes are assimilated, the digital payment landscape is poised for a more robust and secure future, benefiting millions of users across the nation. Ongoing developments and user feedback will likely shape further refinements to these guidelines in the future.


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SON OF SARDAAR 2 REVIEW

 MUMBAI – Ajay Devgn's much-anticipated sequel, "Son of Sardaar 2," has been released to a divided response from critics and audiences, with many praising its comedic timing and others critiquing its predictable plot and uneven execution. The film, which hit theaters on August 1, 2025, faced stiff competition from other releases, leading to a modest opening at the box office.

The film, starring Ajay Devgn, Mrunal Thakur, and Ravi Kishan in lead roles, is a sequel to the 2012 hit "Son of Sardaar." The movie has received a mix of positive and negative reviews, with many labeling it as a "paisa vasool" (worth the money) entertainer for its humor, while others found the plot weak. The film was released in theaters on August 1, 2025. The movie is being shown in theaters across India and is facing stiff competition from other films. The film was made to capitalize on the success of the original, with the makers hoping to deliver a lighthearted, family-friendly comedy.

Detailed Insights into the Reviews

"Son of Sardaar 2" takes the chaotic humor of the original film and moves the setting from rural Punjab to the scenic highlands of Scotland. Ajay Devgn reprises his role as Jaswinder "Jassi" Singh Randhawa, who finds himself entangled in a new series of misadventures. The plot revolves around Jassi pretending to be a war hero to help two lovers, leading to a cascade of humorous situations. The film also features a star-studded ensemble cast, including Deepak Dobriyal, Kubbra Sait, Sanjay Mishra, and a posthumous appearance by Mukul Dev.

Positive reviews lauded the film for its a-brazen, no-logic approach to comedy. Hindustan Times called it "silly, harmless fun" and praised its ability to embrace its "nonsense." Many audience members on social media echoed this sentiment, celebrating Devgn's return to comedy and calling the film a great family entertainer. The chemistry between the leads, particularly the performance of Ravi Kishan as a flamboyant gangster, has also been highlighted as a major plus. One review noted, "Ravi Kishan... is a riot as a Pakistan-hating businessman-turned-gangster, delivering some of the film's best lines and laughs." The film's emotional beats and a positive underlying message were also appreciated by some viewers.

However, the film was not without its critics. The Leading News Channel review gave the movie a 1.5-star rating, calling it "more mess than mass" and stating that it "struggles to match the charm or chaos of the first film." Other critiques pointed out the predictable plot, dated writing, and an over-reliance on forced jokes. One critic from Cinema Express described the film as "a plotless, tasteless, abysmal excuse of a film," suggesting that the star cast was not enough to save the weak script. The film’s depiction of India-Pakistan relations and its "bomb-dropping" punchlines were also met with mixed reactions, with some finding them humorous and others feeling they were problematic.

Box Office Performance and Future Outlook

The film's theatrical run is off to a slow start. Trade analysts from The Times of India reported that "Son of Sardaar 2" had a modest opening, selling only about 28,000 tickets in advance bookings. This can be attributed to stiff competition from films like "Saiyaara" and "Mahavatar Narsimha," which are still performing strongly at the box office. The film also faces a direct clash with "Dhadak 2," which was released on the same day. Experts predict a slow opening day collection, around ₹6.5-7 crore, and believe the film's success will depend heavily on positive word-of-mouth over the weekend to attract more audiences.

As a final thought, "Son of Sardaar 2" appears to be a film for a specific audience—those looking for a lighthearted, no-brainer comedy without too much concern for plot or logic. While it has its moments and some strong performances from its supporting cast, its weaknesses in storytelling and humor have been noted by many. Its performance in the crowded box office remains to be seen, but the initial reviews suggest a bumpy ride for the sequel.


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Mankote Block in Poonch Secures National Rank


POONCH, AUGUST 01: Minister for Jal Shakti, Forest, Ecology & Environment and Tribal Affairs, Javed Ahmed Rana, today lauded the district administration Poonch and the local community including PRIs for their collective efforts in driving remarkable development in Block Mankote, which has earned national recognition under NITI Aayog’s flagship Aspirational Block Programme (ABP).

Addressing a felicitation ceremony organized by the district administration at Dak Bungalow, Poonch, Rana celebrated the transformational achievements of Mankote Block, which, he said, has emerged as a leading example of successful grassroots governance and community-driven development.

The Minister underscored that Mankote’s rise, from a remote, underserved block to one of the top-performing blocks in the country, epitomizes the power of focused implementation, responsive administration and local participation.

“Mankote’s journey is not only a story of impressive rankings, it is a story of determination, of resilience and of belief. It reflects the commitment of our frontline workers, the synergy between the departments and the faith of the people that development must be inclusive, equitable and far-reaching,” the Minister said.

He highlighted that the transformation was significantly accelerated during the 90 days focused saturation campaign that aimed to achieve key development milestones across priority sectors such as health, nutrition, education, agriculture and financial inclusion.

The campaign was marked by high-level interdepartmental coordination and robust community engagement, resulting in measurable improvements on the ground.

Rana proudly noted that Mankote Block had secured the 9th rank among 500 Aspirational Blocks across the country and the top position in the Jammu Division, a feat that can be described as a “milestone in Poonch’s development trajectory.”

However, the Minister cautioned against complacency, emphasizing that the recognition should serve as a springboard for deeper and more sustained development.

“This is not the end, it’s the beginning of a renewed mission. Let this achievement inspire us to push further, reach higher and ensure that every household, especially in border and far-flung areas, feels the impact of governance. We must carry forward this momentum with greater integrity, inclusiveness and innovation,” he said.


Reiterating the Omar Abdullah-led Government’s unwavering commitment to rural transformation, Rana called for strengthening the institutional support for Self-Help Groups (SHGs), fostering convergence among line departments and investing in long-term sustainable livelihood models.

He affirmed that his ministries would provide full support in scaling up such transformative efforts to other underdeveloped blocks in the district.

The felicitation event was not only a celebration of Mankote’s accomplishments but also a moment of reflection and commitment, a call to uphold the spirit of participatory governance and citizen-centric development.

The Minister personally acknowledged the contributions of frontline workers, PRIs, departmental officials and civil society leaders who played a pivotal role in the block’s rise.

District Development Commissioner Poonch, Vikas Kundal, appreciated all the stakeholders and assured to continue building upon the momentum generated through the Aspirational Block Programme.

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Rana launches Akaanksha Haat in Poonch


POONCH, AUGUST 01: Minister for Jal Shakti, Forest, Ecology & Environment and Tribal Affairs, Javed Ahmed Rana, today inaugurated the Akaanksha Haat, a landmark initiative aimed at fostering rural enterprises and empowering grassroots communities across the region.

The launching event saw enthusiastic participation from Self-Help Groups (SHGs), local artisans, government officials and members of the public, marking a significant stride towards inclusive and sustainable rural development.

Established under the Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana- National Rural Livelihoods Mission (DAY-NRLM), the Akaanksha Haat has been conceptualised as a dedicated platform for SHGs and rural artisans to display, promote and sell their products.

The initiative is rooted in the core objectives of promoting rural entrepreneurship, advancing women’s empowerment and enhancing livelihood opportunities in border and tribal areas.

During the inaugural ceremony, the Minister visited a diverse range of stalls showcasing handmade textiles, eco-friendly crafts, organic produce and processed local foods.

Rana appreciated the creativity, craftsmanship and cultural richness reflected in the exhibits and commended the artisans for their dedication towards preserving regional traditions.

Reaffirming the Omar led government’s commitment to grassroots economic development, the Minister emphasized the importance of creating sustainable market linkages for rural producers, particularly women-led SHGs. He observed that such efforts are vital for achieving long-term economic self-reliance among rural households.

He said Akaanksha Haat is envisioned not merely as a physical marketplace but as a dynamic and sustainable ecosystem that directly connects the rural producers with consumers and institutional buyers.

By offering a permanent marketing platform, the government aims to reduce dependency on intermediaries, broaden income streams and foster financial inclusion at the grassroots level.

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Kashmiri Namdha Craft

Refurbished machine will reduce manual labour, meet local demand big time

SRINAGAR, AUGUST 1: In a significant step toward revival and promotion of the traditional craft of Kashmiri Namdha, the Government has approved funds for refurbishing and installation of a high-capacity Carding Machine at its UNDP wing.

This initiative falls under the larger objective of strengthening the infrastructure and sustainability of traditional handicrafts and handloom sectors in the Valley.

Namdha, a Centuries-old craft involving felting and embroidery of woollen fabric, has been witnessing a steady decline due to various constraints, notably the lack of wool processing facilities, high input costs, and time-consuming manual methods. The refurbishment of the Carding Machine under the Capital Expenditure (CAPEX) budgeting is expected to address these bottlenecks directly.


In a press statement issued here today, Mirza Shahid Ali, Deputy Director, UNDP, stated that the availability of modernized carding facilities shall reduce manual labour and processing time significantly, making the craft economically viable for artisans and increase production capacity, enabling them to meet the growing domestic and international demand. This step is also expected to attract younger artisans to the trade by improving working conditions and productivity.

“This move aligns with the Government’s broader vision to revive languishing crafts, with Namdha recognized as a flagship craft. We will ensure timely refurbishment, installation and operationalization of the machine while providing necessary training to the artisans to maximize utility,” he added.

This development is expected to breathe new life into the Namdha sector, preserve its rich legacy and improve the livelihoods of hundreds of artisans dependent on this culturally significant art form, which has a huge demand, both locally as well in outside markets.

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Deputy CM Surinder Choudhary inspecting RS Pura Hospital wards

JAMMU, JULY 26: Deputy Chief Minister, Surinder Choudhary today conducted inspection of  Sub District Hospital RS Pura at late hours and took stock of healthcare facilities available for the patients there.

The Deputy CM inspected various sections of the hospital and assessed the services being extended to the patients. He interacted with the patients and their attendants, seeking feedback regarding the quality of treatment and related services available at the SDH.

While interacting with them, the Deputy CM assured them that the Government is focusing on increasing medical care facilities in rural areas so that they can get access near their vicinities.


He urged the hospital authorities to ensure timely treatment, streamlined processes and patient-centric care for the patients coming from different far flung and border areas.

The Deputy CM asked for maintaining proper sanitation and hygiene in and around the hospital premises besides checking the availability of medicine, duty rooster and staff strength.

He maintained that the Government under the leadership of CM Omar Abdullah is committed to provide all modern healthcare facilities and infrastructure to the people at their door steps.

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Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha at NALSA Conference 2025

We have taken major initiatives in J&K to ensure ease of justice to the members of Armed Forces and committed to provide legal aid to the tribal community: LG Sinha

LG calls upon State Legal Services Authorities to ensure that all possible legal aid reaches the army personnel, tribal community, deprived and vulnerable sections of society on time so that their lives become easier and their rights granted by the Constitution are protected

Constitution of India guarantees Justice, social, economic and political and one of the facets of providing Justice is access to justice to all the citizens and it is to be ensured that Justice reaches to the poorest of poor, who deserves it the most: LG Sinha

LG observed that before 2019 various central laws including two important central legislations namely the Scheduled Tribes and other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, and the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989 were not applicable to J&K

Now, these laws have become applicable and tribal community has been empowered. We are extending all constitutional guarantees and protections to the members of Tribal population including access to justice by providing free and competent legal aid to them: LG Sinha

Amendment has been made in J&K Legal Services Authority, Rules 2020 to include Secretary, Zila Sainik Board as member of District Legal Services Authority to provide legal aid to soldiers: LG Sinha

Lieutenant Governor's Sainik Sahayta Kendra has been established and it is a dedicated institutional mechanism for facilitating the redressal of civilian grievances faced by soldiers of the Indian Armed Forces, who are posted in the J&K, or who belong to the UT and are presently serving in other parts of the country: LG

I am confident that in this important conference, along with solutions to the challenges being faced at the district level, necessary interventions to make the common citizens aware of their rights under the Constitution will also be discussed: LG Sinha

NALSA Veer Parivar Sahayata Yojana 2025, a dedicated legal services scheme for defence personnel, ex-servicemen and their families launched

SRINAGAR, JULY 26: Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha today addressed the North Zone Regional Conference on “Reaffirming the Constitutional Vision of Justice for Defence Personnel and Tribals: Bridging the Gaps” organised by National Legal Services Authority, High Court of J&K and Ladakh and J&K Legal Services Authority, at Srinagar.


The event was graced by Judge Supreme Court of India and Executive Chairman National Legal Services Authority, Shri Justice Surya Kant; Union Minister of State for Law and Justice, Shri Arjun Ram Meghwal; Chief Justice High Court of Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh, Shri Justice Arun Palli; Chief Minister, Shri Omar Abdullah; Judge High Court of J&K and Ladakh and Executive Chairman J&K Legal Services Authority, Shri Justice Sanjeev Kumar; Judge High Court J&K and Ladakh and Executive Chairperson Ladakh Legal Services Authority, Smt. Justice Sindhu Sharma; General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Northern Command, Lt. General Pratik Sharma; Hon’ble Judges of Supreme Court of India and Chief Justice of various States and UTs.

In his address, the Lieutenant Governor extended his felicitations to the legal luminaries, officials of National Legal Services Authority, High Court of J&K and Ladakh, J&K Legal Services Authority and everyone associated with the conference. He also paid tributes to the bravehearts of Kargil War.

“Constitution of India guarantees Justice, social, economic and political and one of the facets of providing Justice is access to justice to all the citizens and it is to be ensured that Justice reaches to the poorest of poor, who deserves it the most.

The justice system has been deeply rooted in the soul of India and played a pivotal to nation's progress. In our culture, the court is not merely an office of justice but a sacred temple of justice, dedicated to ensuring equal justice and access to the legal system for all, without discrimination,” the Lieutenant Governor said.

The Lieutenant Governor called upon the State Legal Services Authorities to ensure that all possible legal aid reaches the army personnel, tribal community, deprived and vulnerable sections of society on time so that their lives become easier and their rights granted by the Constitution are protected.

The Lieutenant Governor highlighted key structural reforms taken in the past few years to establish social and economic justice in Jammu Kashmir.

The Lieutenant Governor observed that before 2019 various central laws including two important central legislations namely the Scheduled Tribes and other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, and the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989 were not applicable to J&K.

Now, these laws have become applicable and tribal community has been empowered. We are extending all constitutional guarantees and protections to the members of Tribal population including access to justice by providing free and competent legal aid to them, he said.

The Lieutenant Governor, in his address, spoke on the major initiatives taken by the J&K administration to ensure ease of justice to the members of Armed Forces and reiterated its commitment to provide legal aid to the tribal community.

“Amendment has been made in J&K Legal Services Authority, Rules 2020 to include Secretary, Zila Sainik Board as member of District Legal Services Authority to provide legal aid to soldiers.

Furthermore, Lieutenant Governor's Sainik Sahayta Kendra has been established and it is a dedicated institutional mechanism for facilitating the redressal of civilian grievances faced by soldiers of the Indian Armed Forces, who are posted in the J&K, or who belong to the UT and are presently serving in other parts of the country”, the Lieutenant Governor said.

The Lieutenant Governor emphasised that delay in justice means defeat of moral duties of legal services authorities at the grassroots level involved in helping the deprived and vulnerable sections.

“I am confident that in this important conference, along with solutions to the challenges being faced at the district level, the necessary interventions to make the common citizens aware of their rights under the Constitution will also be discussed,” the Lieutenant Governor further said, 

On the occasion, NALSA Veer Parivar Sahayata Yojana 2025, a dedicated legal services scheme for defence personnel, ex-servicemen and their families, was launched. The scheme provides for establishing legal services clinics within Rajya and Zila Sainik Boards for rendering legal services and assistance to Veer Parivar.

The event also witnessed the launch of various initiatives including Defence Personnel Case Management System; Special Samvad Legal Units for tribal communities; Legal Services support centres at Rajya Sainik Boards of all states and UTs and Zila Sainik Welfare Boards across the Districts of UT of J&K and Ladakh; Unveiling of Logo and Tribal kiosks at Leh airport; Mobile medical camp for tribal population of Ladakh.

Certificates of engagement as Para legal volunteers by Legal Services Authorities of J&K and Ladakh were also handed over to Veer Naris and ex-servicemen.

Former Chief Justices, serving and retired Judges, senior officials of Legal Services Authorities, Security Forces, Police and Civil Administration, Veer Naris, ex-Servicemen, members from Legal fraternity, and prominent citizens from different walks of life were also present.

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