Minister Sakeena Itoo praised dental professionals for their role in Jammu and Kashmir's healthcare. She highlighted the importance of oral hygiene and urged dentists to promote regular check-ups. The government plans to improve dental infrastructure, education, and job prospects.
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Jammu & Kashmir
- DIG Shiv Kumar Sharma reviewed border security in Kathua, focusing on night checkpoints. He stressed inter-agency coordination, intelligence sharing, and technology for surveillance. He also urged officials to establish joint checkpoints and encouraged locals to report suspicious activity. 
- Aims to support 80 economically disadvantaged candidates 
- Chief Minister Omar Abdullah inaugurated a patient safety conference in Srinagar. The conference aims to improve healthcare standards in Jammu and Kashmir by learning from best practices and focusing on actionable recommendations for the government. He emphasized that patient safety and care are both critical. 
- Ruhullah seeks release of sub-committee’s report 
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- The Jammu and Kashmir Congress is considering its options for the upcoming bypolls in Budgam and Nagrota. The National Conference plans to contest Budgam and support a Congress candidate in Nagrota. The final decision rests with the Congress leadership, and all options are open. The Congress also resumed its 'Hamari Riyasat Hamara Haq' campaign. 
- A multi-domain military exercise in Northern Command tested preparedness against cyber, space, and cognitive threats. It involved various agencies and emphasized integration and self-reliance. Troops trained for futuristic warfare, aiming to protect assets and deter adversaries through a whole-of-nation approach. 
- Harsh Dev Singh (JKNPP-I) and Devyani Rana (BJP) filed nominations for the Nagrota bypoll on November 11. Singh seeks votes based on merit, while Rana pledges to fulfill her father's unfulfilled promises. The bypoll follows the death of Devender Singh Rana. 
- Jammu and Kashmir Police arrested 17 long-term absconders across multiple districts. Some had evaded arrest for over three decades. The police stated this demonstrates their commitment to justice, emphasizing that justice will be served eventually. 
- The High Court of J&K and Ladakh ruled AAP MLA Mehraj Malik can vote in the upcoming Rajya Sabha elections. Postal ballots were sent to his jail cell. The court acted on Malik's application and confirmed his right to vote while detained under PSA. 
- The J&K Congress party restarted district hunger strikes to demand the restoration of statehood. They believe the central government is neglecting the people's rights by denying statehood. Senior leaders, including the party president, vowed to continue until statehood is restored. 
- Ladakh's Leh Apex Body wants a Ladakhi member in the judicial inquiry into the September 24 violence. The group desires transparency. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah criticized broken promises to Ladakh and Jammu and Kashmir regarding autonomy and statehood. 
- Once J&K becomes state, will remove Public Safety Act via ordinance: Omar 
- Silent protest was planned to express solidarity with those killed during September 24 violence 
- According to a notification issued by the Union Home Ministry, a judicial probe, headed by former SC judge Justice BS Chauhan, is mandated to investigate the circumstances leading to the violent clashes of September 24 in Leh 
- Young girl from Anantnag district has successfully launched her brand 
- Responding to questions about the opposition's allegations regarding the reduction of the RBA quota, he stated that it would be inappropriate for him to comment on the contents of the report before it reaches the Raj Bhawan 
- Says if the restoration of statehood is dependent on the BJP coming to power in J-K, then the national party should be honest in saying so 
- 9.63 grams of heroin was seized from his car 
- Leh Apex Body co-chairman Chering Dorjay 'put under house arrest' 
- The state counsel informed the court that the authorities had already dispatched postal ballots to Kathua jail, where the legislator is lodged under the Public Safety Act (PSA) since September 8 
- The authorities have imposed strict restrictions in the town 
- Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha led an Indian delegation to retrieve Lord Buddha's relics from Kalmykia, Russia, after a week-long exposition. He noted the devotion shown by the Russian people and emphasized the enduring relevance of Buddha's teachings, echoing Prime Minister Modi's stance. 
- Pulwama legislator accuses CM Omar Abdullah of advancing 'disempowerment agenda' 
- Event held in collaboration with Peace Initiative Trust and Govt College of Education 
- Allie is at present operating from Pakistan and continues to be actively involved in anti-national activities 
- Had lost his life while performing his duty in Bhatwal area of Billawar 
- Looking for comprehensive package from the Centre to reconstruct infrastructure damaged by flashfloods 
- Aims to train them on latest legal developments 
- A 21-wagon train carrying 1,350 tons of industrial salt arrived in Anantnag, Kashmir from Gujarat. This marks a new freight milestone for the Jammu Division of Northern Railway, aiming to ensure a steady supply of goods, reduce costs, and lessen reliance on road transport, especially during adverse weather. 
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