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YOUNG CHRONICLE

November 28th , 2014

Rambo and Pranks were quite kicked when

Governor’s Rule in J&K

the Jammu and Kashmir elections had

happened. They had studied the history of Jammu and Kashmir in depth and shared their understanding of the
entire situation in Kashmir, in an objective manner.
They had also closely monitored the election results, compared them with
the previous election results, and shared the same, in a previous issue. But
now, they are quite surprised at the delay in the formation of the
government. If you look up the archives of The Young Chronicle, you would
see that the Peoples’ Development Party and the BJP had won 28 and 25
seats respectively; and the National Conference and the Congress Party
won 15 and 12 seats respectively. To get a
majority, 44 seats are needed, and this can only
Mr. Omar Abdullah

happen if the PDP and BJP join hands and form

what is called a collation government.
This collation however, seems to be taking time. In the interim period, till the new
government is formed, Omar Abdullah (The last Chief Minister) was asked to continue to
act as a ‘Caretaker’ Chief Minister. Omar Abdullah had happily agreed, but since he has
no real powers now, he feels it would be unfair to stay as a ‘Caretaker’ when Jammu and
Kashmir has to grapple with border tensions and winter. So he visited the governor of
J&K, Mr. N.N. Vohra, yesterday, asking Mr. Vohra to relieve them of the responsibility.

Mr. N. N. Vohra

Rambo and Pranks were very worried for Jammu and Kashmir. They wondered what would happen if no one took
leadership responsibilities there. It was only when their Mumma explained that J&K would go under Governor’s rule
Rambo and Pranks, were they relieved.

Tata Vistara Takes its Maiden Flight today
Tata Vistara, a full service
airline, is a joint venture
between the Tata Sons and
Singapore Airlines. This
venture comes 80 years
after the first flight was run
by Tata Sons, Piloted by
J.R.D. Tata. In 1932, Tata
Sons had colla