New Delhi: Insulin worth Rs one crore will be sent for persons suffering from diabetes in earthquake-hit Nepal, Union Minister Jitendra Singh said here today.  “A consignment of insulin worth Rs one crore consisting of

Katra (JK): Union Minister Jitendra Singh today said that Pakistan is always expected to fish in troubled waters in Jammu and Kashmir.  “As far as the Pakistan is concerned, it is always expected to fish

Katra (J&K): In the backdrop of anti-India slogans raised by separatists leaders at a rally in Srinagar, Union Minister Jitendra Singh today said the state government is capable to deal with any situation and urged

New Delhi: Union Minister Jitendra Singh today said the issue of West Pakistan refugees, which Jammu and Kashmir government has taken up as a policy should be handled with as much sensitivity as the rehabilitation

New Delhi: Amidst protests in Jammu and Kashmir over settlement of Kashmiri Pandits, the Centre today said it was committed to the “dignified and secured” return of the displaced community to their place of origin

Jammu:  Asserting that Pakistan is not ready to mend its ways, Union Minister of State Jitendra Singh on Saturday maintained that Centre was following zero-tolerance towards terrorism and said any decisions of AFSPA cannot be

New Delhi: Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday spoke to Jammu and Kashmir Police chief following a militant attack on a police station in Jammu in which two policemen were killed, official sources here said.He

New Delhi: Central government employees may get to visit some SAARC nations barring Pakistan under new Leave Travel Concession (LTC) rules being finalised by the Centre.“Employees will be able to avail LTC to visit some

New Delhi: As many as 27 satellites, including 11 which facilitate the communication network in the country, are currently operational and one more is to be launched next month, Lok Sabha was informed on Wednesday.One

New Delhi: There has been a “significant” and “decisive” headway in the talks between BJP and PDP for government formation in Jammu and Kashmir, Union Minister Jitendra Singh said today.Speaking to reporters outside Parliament House,

New Delhi: Terming gazetted-officer signed affidavits as a colonial era practice, Union Minister Jitendra Singh today asked all states to replace them with self attestation in majority of government works.  “The decision to implement self

New Delhi: BJP, which was reportedly in talks with PDP over government-formation in Jammu and Kashmir, today said "authorised persons" are dealing with the controversial issues like Article 370 and Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act

New Delhi: BJP, which was reportedly in talks with PDP over government-formation in Jammu and Kashmir, today said "authorised persons" are dealing with the controversial issues like Article 370 and Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act

New Delhi: Rejecting charge of any deliberate delay, Union minister Jitendra Singh today said the appointments in Lokpal, CVC and CIC will happen in due course of time.He said the government was committed to strengthen

Jammu: Governance in contemporary India must reflect the aspirations of the youth as the country today has more than 65 per cent of its population which is below the age of 35 years, Union Minister

New Delhi: Citing expertise in internal security, the 3,700-member strong IPS officers association has demanded that the top post in the country's civil aviation security should be given to one of its members and sought

New Delhi: All options are open for BJP in Jammu and Kashmir and a threadbare discussion on all issues related to the government formation will take place during a meeting of Parliamentary Board scheduled for

Jammu: Union Minister Jitendra Singh today said successive state governments in Jammu and Kashmir have created issues of contention amongst the section of the displaced community of Kashmiri Pandits.  “At a time when the Narendra

Jammu: The fifth and final phase of assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir ended peacefully Saturday, with over 65 percent of the voters casting their ballot in 20 constituencies, officials said."Polling ended peacefully in all

New Delhi: There is no proposal to reduce the retirement age of employees from 60 to 58 years, the Centre said today even as it noted that 78 per cent of its total wage bill