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Jammu Journal

Jammu & Kashmir
‘Smart’ only in name, Jammu suffers from poor civic amenities
#JammuJournal: From potholes to power outages, locals question true impact of Smart City mission
Arjun Sharma
Jammu & Kashmir
Speeding, neglect and fatal roads: Jammu’s growing safety crisis
JammuJournal: Multiple factors — from terrain to tech — being ignored in region's road safety planning
Arjun Sharma
Jammu & Kashmir
Nature’s fury tests Valley’s vital link to Jammu
#JammuJournal: Frequent landslides and shooting stones put safety at risk on the National Highway
Arjun Sharma
Jammu & Kashmir
The silent emergency in region’s healthcare sector
#JammuJournal: Urgent need to upgrade medical infrastructure, address staff shortages
Arjun Sharma
Jammu Journal
GMC-Jammu doctors shun work to protest assault; patients hassled
A patient's death at GMC Jammu led to a female doctor being assaulted by the patient's relative. Junior doctors went on strike, disrupting OPD services and demanding the assailant's arrest. The GMC administration condemned the violence, explaining the patient's critical condition and the circumstances of his death.
Arjun Sharma

Jammu & Kashmir
Public parade of accused raises legal, ethical concerns
#JammuJournal: Police face criticism as legal experts call it a violation of constitutional rights
Arjun Sharma
Jammu & Kashmir
Indus water diversion plan set to trigger political row
#JAMMUJOURNAL: As Centre plans relief for other states, CM Omar voices opposition
Arjun Sharma
Jammu & Kashmir
Beyond Vaishno Devi, Jammu’s other sites in the spotlight
#JammuJournal: Why Bani-Basohli, Ramban and Panchari could be the new tourism stars in the UT
Arjun Sharma

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