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'J&K now up for sale': Omar, Mufti slams Centre 

Jammu and Kashmir&rsquo;s two former chief minister Omar Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti have slammed the&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;government&rsquo;s&nbsp;amendments to land ownership rights in&nbsp;the union territory. here's a report.

Change in land law: 2 former J-K CMs&nbsp;flay Centre Centre&nbsp;has finally put land in J-K up for sale: Mufti New laws part of&nbsp;Centre's&nbsp;nefarious&nbsp;designs: Mufti Tokenism of domicile been done away with: Omar

Jammu and Kashmir&rsquo;s two former chief minister Omar Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti have slammed the&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;government&rsquo;s&nbsp;amendments to land ownership rights in&nbsp;the union territory. PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti said that Centre&nbsp;has &ldquo;finally put land in J-K up for sale&rdquo;&nbsp;while her predecessor and NC leader Omar Abdullah called the amendments unacceptable.&nbsp;Mufti called the new laws as a part of&nbsp;Centre's&nbsp;nefarious&nbsp;designs to disempower&nbsp;and&nbsp;disenfranchise people of Jammu and Kashmir.&nbsp;Omar Abdullah said&nbsp;even the tokenism of domicile has been done away with when purchasing non-agricultural land &amp; transfer of agricultural land has been made easier.&nbsp;He also said&nbsp;J&amp;K is now up for sale.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Watch: Dramatic video of a terrorist's surrender in J&K

In a rare incident, a terrorist in J&amp;K surrendered during an anti-terror operation. The Army released the dramatic video of the surrender at an orchard in Budgam

((start with breathe: No one will shoot... no harm will be done to you...))
In a rare incident, a terrorist in J&amp;K surrendered before the Army during an anti-terror operation. The Army released the dramatic video of the surrender at an orchard in Budgam. In the video, a soldier is seen communicating with the terrorist identified as Jahangir Bhat. A few moments later, Bhatt is seen approaching the soldiers with his hands up. Soldiers can be heard saying 'no one will shoot' and assuring Bhat that no harm will be done to him. Later in the video the terrorist's father is seen thanking soldiers for saving his son. Bhat, the Army said was an SPO and had decamped with 2 rifles on October 13. Army had launched a search operation since then. ((Breathe video bits with father. soldiers patting the man))

In a rare incident, a terrorist in J&amp;K surrendered before the Army during an anti-terror operation. The Army released the dramatic video of the surrender of the terrorist at an orchard in Budgam. In the video, a soldier is seen communicating with the terrorist identified as Jahangir Bhat. A few moments later, Bhatt is seen approaching the soldiers with his hands up. Soldiers can be heard saying 'no one will shoot' and assuring Bhat that no harm will be done to him. Later in the video the terrorist's father is seen thanking soldiers for saving his son. Bhat, the Army said was an SPO and had decamped with 2 rifles on October 13. Army had launched a search operation since then.&nbsp;
"On October 13, it was reported that an SPO (special police officer) had decamped with two AK-47 (rifles). Same day, Jahangir Ah Bhat from Chadoora went missing. The family was trying to trace the individual. Today morning in a joint operation, the individual was cornered. As per protocol, the Indian Army made efforts to convince the individual to surrender. The individual surrendered," the Army said in a statement.
"The father of the individual was at the site and the impact of the efforts to make the youth come back from terror was visible. Indian Army continues to make efforts to prevent terror recruitment and in case of youth joining terror, provide options to get back," it added.
In August, during an encounter, a terrorist had surrendered in the Kiloora village of Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian district.

2 soldiers killed, 4 wounded as Pak shells LoC in J&K 

Pakistan resorted to unprovoked ceasefire violation along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir&rsquo;s Naugam sector on Thursday, killing two soldiers

Pakistan resorted to unprovoked ceasefire violation along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir&rsquo;s Naugam sector on Thursday, killing two soldiers, even as the Indian Army gave a befitting response. Defence spokesperson Colonel Rajesh Kalia said two soldiers were killed and four sustained injuries in the mortar&nbsp;firing from across the border. He said&nbsp; the injured personnel are being evacuated while a befitting response is being given to the Pakistani firing.

K-Pop group BTS members to become multimillionaires with IPO

Members of K-Pop group&nbsp;BTS are&nbsp;soon&nbsp;going to be multimillionaires as&nbsp;their&nbsp;label, Big Hit Entertainment is all set to go public with IPO.&nbsp;
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K-Pop band BTS aims to raise up to $811 mn in IPO

BTS&nbsp;members to become&nbsp;multimillionaire with IPO
Big Hit behind&nbsp;BTS&nbsp;aims&nbsp;to raise up to $811 mn in IPO

Members of K-Pop group&nbsp;BTS are&nbsp;soon&nbsp;going to be multimillionaires as&nbsp;their&nbsp;label, BigHit Entertainment is all set to go public with IPO.&nbsp;
Their label, BigHit Entertainment's Initial Public Offering could raise up to $811 million.
Reportedly,&nbsp;BigHit CEO and largest shareholder Bang Si-hyuk last month gave&nbsp;68,385 shares to each of the seven members of the Korean group to strengthen their long-term partnership.

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