Jammu and Kashmir news headlines September 10, 2024.

Jammu and Kashmir news headlines September 10, 2024.

1. J&K Assembly Elections: The political atmosphere intensifies as major parties, including Congress and BJP, release their candidates for the upcoming J&K Legislative Assembly elections. The Congress-National Conference alliance has been finalized for 85 out of 90 seats, while BJP promises to push development and fight terrorism.
2. Security Boost Ahead of Elections: With the assembly elections approaching, security measures have been ramped up across the region to ensure peaceful polling, especially in sensitive areas like Jammu and Poonch.
3. Home Minister Amit Shah’s Visit: During his visit to Jammu, Amit Shah emphasized the BJP’s role in reducing terrorism by 70% in the region and reiterated the party’s stance on maintaining peace and security.
4. Healthcare Achievement in Anantnag: The first-ever dual-chamber intracardiac defibrillator was successfully implanted at Government Medical College, Anantnag, marking a milestone in local healthcare services.
5. Green Election Campaign in Shopian: In an effort to make the upcoming elections eco-friendly, cleanliness drives have been initiated at polling stations in Shopian, encouraging civic responsibility alongside political participation.

National:

1. Government to Focus on India’s Energy Transition: The Indian government is set to unveil a detailed plan to boost green hydrogen and renewable energy investments as part of its energy transition strategy.
2. Rainfall Continues to Batter Northern India: Heavy rains in Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand have triggered landslides and flash floods, disrupting daily life and prompting rescue operations.
3. India’s G20 Presidency Receives Global Praise: The successful conclusion of the G20 Summit has drawn international acclaim, with leaders applauding India’s role in fostering global cooperation on digital public infrastructure and climate change.
4. Supreme Court to Hear Key PIL on Women’s Reservation Bill: The court will hear a public interest litigation (PIL) regarding the long-pending Women’s Reservation Bill, aiming for 33% reservation for women in Parliament.
5. New Delhi Pollution Levels Spike After Summit: Post-G20 Summit, pollution levels in Delhi have surged, raising concerns as the winter season approaches.

International:

1. Sinner Makes History at US Open: Jannik Sinner becomes the first Italian to win the US Open Men’s title, defeating Taylor Fritz in straight sets.
2. UN Warns of Escalating Humanitarian Crisis in Myanmar: UN investigators report widespread atrocities in Myanmar, calling for urgent action to protect civilians.
3. Yemen Faces Severe Water Crisis Amid Conflict: Villages in Yemen continue to struggle with water shortages due to ongoing conflict and climate change, compounding the humanitarian crisis.
4. Sierra Leone Pushes for UN Security Council Reform: Sierra Leone’s president advocates for Africa’s representation in the UN Security Council at the General Assembly meeting.
5. US Open Final Draws Celebrity Attention: Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce, and other stars attend the US Open final, spotlighting the high-profile nature of the event.

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