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STATE TIMES NEWSUDHAMPUR: In anendeavour to motivate thestudents of rural areas,build their confidence andfacilitate their talent, a'Painting Competition' wasorganized at Government

Middle School, Mung.The theme of the compe-

tition was kept as 'SaveEnvironment', wherein atotal of 43 students partic-ipated with lot of vigor andunbridled enthusiasm.

The aim of the competi-

tion was to inculcate thespirit of competition andtap their inherent buddingtalent. Students creativelyused this platform as aninstructive and entertain-ing way of addressing cru-cial issues of environmentconservation in our day today functioning.

It was heartening to seenumber of students com-ing forward to showcasetheir talent which demon-strated their concern forthe cause.

The event was followedby prize distribution forthose securing top threepositions and special con-solation prizes for theenthusiastic participants.

STATE TIMES NEWSPANCHARI: To spread thevalues and message of spiri-tualism, self transformationthrough meditation and pos-itive thinking among themasses, spiritual Exhibitionwas concluded at SararDabar Moungri.

The Spiritual Exhibitionwas organized by BharmaKumaris Geeta Path ShallaBarrian Udhampur.

Block Medical Officer, Dr.Anil Saloach was the specialguest on the occasion.

Dr. Saloach lauded theefforts of the organizer forholding the exhibition forthe awareness of generalmasses.

He shared his views onShiv Sandesh and Raja YogaMeditation to create a deep-er sense of awareness ofspirituality in human devel-opment besides to under-stand our rights as well asour responsibilities in the

society. He said thatthrough this process of selfdevelopment the individualdevelops more control overthe mind.

Earlier, In-charge GeetaPathshalla, Didi Mamtahighlighted the main objec-tive of the Exhibition to cre-ated positive thoughtsthrough spiritual knowledgethat flows into the mindfrom our subconscious tostrengthen the intellect sothat the individual can dis-

criminate and thereby onlyallow positive and peacefulthoughts to flow into themind.

Sapanch, Savita Devi,Panch, Vidya Devi, SHOMoungri, Farooq Ahmed,Inspector, Sumeer Jelani,Sewadari of the Pathshallawhich include, B K ShamLal, BKBrij Mohan, BKChain Singh, local people ofthe areas and large numberof followers were also pres-ent in the exhibition.

STATE TIMES NEWSRAJOURI: Two civilianstravelling in a Scooty fromCharhan to Badhon met withan accident at Palma inRajouri district.

Army personnel on dutywere quick to react to the cri-sis and rushed to the acci-dent spot.

The team rescued the pas-sengers and evacuated them

to the nearest Army medicalfacility for first aid. Theinjured once administeredwith first aid were shifted toGovt Hospital ,Rajouri forfurther treatment.

The timely action by menin uniform was applauded bythe locals and will go a longway in further strengtheningthe bond between the armyand the people.

Spiritual exhibition concludes at Moungri Army rescues accident victims

AGENCYDUBAI: Saudi Arabia hascalled for emergency regionaltalks to discuss mountingGulf tensions, saying Sundaythat it does not want warwith Iran but is ready todefend itself.

It comes days after myste-rious sabotage attacks onseveral tankers in highly sen-sitive Gulf waters and dronestrikes on a Saudi crudepipeline by Yemen rebels whoRiyadh claimed were actingon Iranian orders.

The United States has alsodeployed an aircraft carrierand bombers to the Gulf overalleged threats from Iran.

King Salman invited Gulfleaders and Arab Leaguemember states to two emer-gency summits in Mecca onMay 30 to discuss recent"aggressions and their conse-quences", the kingdom's offi-cial SPA news agency report-ed late Saturday.

Saudi Arabia's minister ofstate for foreign affairs, Adelal-Jubeir, said Sunday hiscountry does not want to goto war with Iran but woulddefend itself.

Saudi Arabia "does notwant a war, is not looking forit and will do everything toprevent it," he said.

"But at the same time, ifthe other side chooses war,the kingdom will respondwith strength and determi-nation to defend itself and itsinterests."

The kingdom's regional

allies welcomed the Saudiinvitation.

The UAE's foreign min-istry said the current "criticalcircumstances" require a uni-fied Arab and Gulf stance.

The meetings will be a "sig-nificant opportunity for thecountries of the region toachieve their aspirations forestablishing peace and stabil-ity," it said.

According to ElizabethDickinson, senior analystwith the International CrisisGroup think tank, Riyadhwants to show that theregion is behind it.

"The US maximum pres-sure campaign against Iranhas little support amongWestern allies," she told AFP.

"Saudi Arabia is building,in its eyes, the strongestcoalition of Arab and Muslimstates that it has ever assem-bled to push back against itsadversary, Iran."

Four ships including twoSaudi oil tankers were dam-aged in mysterious sabotageattacks last Sunday off theUAE's Fujairah, near theStrait of Hormuz -- a vitalmaritime route for oilexports which Iran hasthreatened to close in theevent of a war.

That incident was followedby drone strikes Tuesdayclaimed by Yemen's Iran-aligned rebels on a majorSaudi oil pipeline built as analternative export route if theStrait of Hormuz were to beclosed.

STATE TIMES NEWSSRINAGAR: A first -aid-training programe was heldat SKUAST-Srinagar atSher-e-Kashmir Universityof Agricultural Sciences andTechnology of Kashmir,Faculty of Fisheries RangilGanderbal.

The training programmewas inaugurated by MohdRafeeq Matto SecretaryIRCS regional BranchKashmir. Dr RajinderThappa Sr Consultant, FirstAid Trainer Executive mem-ber IRCS Jammu impartedfirst aid training to about

160 students including facul-ty members staff of institu-tion. They were impartedfirst aid training about roadtraffic accidents, triage sys-tem, fir fighting, cardiacarrest, cardio pulmonaryResuscitation, CPR, faintig,Epilepsey fits, Haemmorgeand shock, fractures of bonesand others medical emergen-cies. Prof Ajaz Qureshi, stu-dent Welfare Officer ofSKUAST Srinagar, MohdRafeef Matto Sec, IRCSSrinagar and faculty mem-bers of University were alsopresent.

Saudi calls for urgent Arabtalks over Iran tensions

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AGENCYMELBOURNE: Australia'sruling Conservative Coalitionled by Prime Minister ScottMorrison on Sunday made a"miraculous" comeback in thegeneral election, defying exitpolls and devastating theopposition Labor Party, forc-ing its leader Bill Shorten tostep down.

Around 16 millionAustralians swarmed to thepolling booths across thecountry on Saturday to electthe nation's 31st prime min-ister, in what was widelyreferred to as the climate-change election.

The latest results showedthat the ConservativeCoalition has won 74 seatswhile labour secured 66. Aparty needs 76 seats for asimple majority in the 151-member House ofRepresentatives. It was notclear if 51-year-old Morrisonwill require the support ofindependent MPs to govern.

But an independent, HelenHaines, who won from theseat of Indi, said that shewould be working with the

Coalition in the scenario of ahung parliament. Hainessaid she was very determinedto work with the governmenton addressing climatechange.

Morrison along his wifeJenny visited a church inSydney's Sutherland Shireon Sunday in his electorate ofCook where he thanked hislocal voters.

"I have always believed inmiracles... for me and for mygovernment, for all of myteam it's all aboutyou...tonight is about everysingle Australian," a beamingMorrison told his supporters.

"You don't get to be a PrimeMinister and serve in thatcapacity unless you first area member for your local elec-torate. I want to thank every-body here in my local elec-torate and local team," saidMorrison, who has only ledthe government since lastAugust, when Liberal Partycolleagues lost confidence inhis predecessor MalcolmTurnbull.

Morrison had wooed votersby saying if re-elected, the

Coalition would deliver a sta-ble economy, more jobs andtax cuts. He also promisedfunds for women's career ini-tiative and domestic violenceand conservative plans todeal with climate change.

"Our government will getback to work just as GladysBerejiklian got back to workin New South Wales, just afew months ago," he told hissupporters. Meanwhile, USPresident Donald Trumpcongratulated Morrison onhis election victory.

President Trump congratu-lated Prime MinisterMorrison on his Coalition'svictory in Australia's federalelection, White House deputypress secretary Judd Deeresaid.

"The two leaders reaf-firmed the critical impor-tance of the long-standingalliance and friendshipbetween the United Statesand Australia, and theypledged to continue theirclose cooperation on sharedpriorities," Deere said.

Center-left Labor Partyleader Bill Shorten, who

campaigned heavily onreducing greenhouse gasemissions, conceded hisdefeat and said he wouldresign as the party leader.

"I called Scott Morrison tocongratulate him... wishedhim good fortune and goodcourage in the service of ourgreat nation. The nationalinterest required no less,"Shorten said while address-ing his supporters inMelbourne.

A Nine-Galaxy poll releasedshortly before the voting sta-tions closed in the east of thecountry showed a victory forthe Labor party and LiberalParty-led coalition losing itsbid for a third three-yearterm.

The poll showed the Laborwinning as many as 82 seats,beating the ruling Coalition.

On Friday, media reportsalso endorsed Labor leaderShorten as the best chance toend a "cycle of instability" inAustralian politics.

Before elections, theCoalition held 73 seats, whileLabor 72 in the House ofRepresentatives.

STATE TIMES NEWSPOONCH: A GurmatSamagam was organised bySant Gurupdesh Singh Ji ofKashmipur, Uttarakhand inthe memory of MahantMohar Singh ji at DeraSant Pura Nangali Sahibunder the aegis of MahantManjit Singh of the Dera.Large number of Sangat ofthe State of Jammu andKashmir, Punjab, Haryana,Delhi and Uttarakhand par-ticipated in the Samagam.

A three days long Smagam

commenced with the begin-ning of Sri Akhand Path onMay 17, 2019 which con-cluded today.

After its accomplishment,Gurbani Kirtan was recitedby the Raagi Jathas fromDarbar Sahib Amritsar,Poonch and from Dera.Lectures and Katha wasdelivered by Sant GurupdeshSingh, Baba Sukhpal Singhand Preacher SGPC KaramSingh. Anmol Singh andBalbir Singh also threw lighton the life history of Mahant

Mohar Singh Ji.Colonel G.S Bajaj, the

nephew of Brig. PritamSingh ( Saviour of Poonch)was also honoured by thepresident of DistrictGurdwara ParbandakCommitte Narinder Singhand Surjan Singh JointSecretary DGPC Poonch.Finally, Mahant ManjeetSingh thanked the partici-pants who came from differ-ent areas and marked theirpresence in the memory ofSant Bhai Mohar Singh.

Gurmat Samagam organised inmemory of Mahant Mohar Singh

AGENCYDHAKA: Jailed formerprime minister Khaleda Ziais trapped between life anddeath as her health hasmassively deteriorated overthe last week due tounhealthy environment,according to herBangladesh NationalistParty.

Demanding the immedi-ate release of the 73-year-old three-time formerprime minister, the BNPstanding committee mem-ber Jamiruddin Sircar saidthat due to the lonelinessand lack of proper treat-ment, Zia is suffering fromvarious ailments includingheart disease.

She is lodged in a 200-year-old prison in Dhakasince February last year,serving a 10-year jail termin two graft cases.

"Khaleda Zia is trappedbetween life and death.Keeping Khaleda in jail,depriving her of bail, iscontrary to theConstitution and humanrights, since her convictionin any of the case had notbeen finally disposed off bythe Supreme Court," Sircarwas quoted as saying by the

Dhaka Tribune.The former parliament

speaker asked the govern-ment to allow her to receiveproper treatment at a hos-pital of her choice.

"The government hadassured it would makeproper arrangement forKhaleda Zia's treatment,but not enough initiativeswere taken yet.

"It is a bad sign that theyare not letting Zia out fortreatment, even in thisworsening condition,"Sircar said, adding that sheis at a serious risk of sud-den cardiac arrest.

He also claimed that thecases against Zia are "polit-ically motivated".

BNP Vice Chairman andone of Zia's personal physi-cians AZM Zahid Hossain,said: "Zia is suffering fromhigh blood sugar... andalways needs to be oninsulin. She has a soretongue, which is not heal-ing due to the high bloodsugar. Her left shoulderand elbow joint havebecome insensitive.

"According to her doctors,Zia is a special carepatient. It is important toensure all the facilities

needed for her personalcare".

The committee claimedthat the government hasdecided to hold trials of thepending cases against herat Dhaka Central Jail inorder to prevent her releasefrom jail.

Last year, Prime MinisterSheikh Hasina accused Ziaof "faking" her illness in jailto avoid appearances incourt where graft cases arepending against her.

The Bangladesh govern-ment, citing security rea-sons, last week set up a newmakeshift court adjacent toa prison outside Dhaka totry Zia who is facing sever-al criminal and graft cases.

She was sent to jail inFebruary last year by alocal court on charges ofembezzling foreign dona-tions meant for an orphan-age, named after her slainhusband and presidentZiaur Rehman, during herpremiership between 2001and 2006.

Rehman, a military ruler-turned-politician, was thefounder of the BNP.

Bangladesh ex-PM Zia trapped between life and death: BNP

Australian PM Scott Morrison declares victory;Bill Shorten steps down as Labor leader

Bhrama Kumaris and dignitaries during the exhibition. Army officials along with school children after the contest.

Dr Rajinder Thappa Sr Consultant, First Aid Trainer andExecutive member IRCS Jammu giving demonstration.

Gurmat Samagam in progress at Dera Sant Pura Nangali Sahib.

First-aid training imparted toSKUAST students, faculty

AGENCYLAHORE: Members of theChristian community onSunday protested afterpolice failed to make abreakthrough in a case dese-cration of graves in a ceme-tery in Pakistan's Punjabprovince.

The incident happened onMay 12, when over 30 gravesin a village in Okara districtof Punjab province, about200 km from Lahore, werefound desecrated.

Following the incident,there were reports of tensionbetween Muslim andChristian communities.

After police failed to makeany breakthrough in thecase, even after six days, thelocal Christians on Sundayheld demonstration outsidethe Okara police station,demanding action.

Protest ended afterDistrict Police Officer(Okara) Athar Ismaelassured the protesters thatpolice would soon arrestthose involved in the inci-dent.

"Some miscreants could bebehind this incident whose

sole purpose seems to causeviolence," he said, addingthat police was investigatingthe matter

He said recently someinfluential people from anadjoining village hadstopped the Christians frombuilding a church.

According to the priest ofthe village's St AnthonyChurch, Father JamesBahadur, more than 30graves were desecrated.

"It is very sad to see thatsome people attacked ourChristian cemetery, theydamaged graves. The cul-prits must be arrested," hesaid, adding the act of van-dalism has spread terror inthe village among theChristian community.

"This seems to be the hand-iwork of extremists whowanted to sow hatred amongpeople of both faiths and toruin the peace and harmonyin the area," he said.

The cemetery in question ismore than 100 years oldspreading over 6 acres ofland. The oldest tomb datesback to 1903. It houses alsotombs of the English.

Christians protest over desecration of graves in Pakistan's Punjab province