STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: As elegant as ever,Rahul was the toast of theSingh Club Akhnoor afterpowering them to a seven-wicket win and reached thequarterfinals of SixthChristmas T20 CricketChampionship being heldunder the banner of ChristianSports Organisation Jammu,Zonal Police HeadquartersJammu, and ChristianFellowship Trust Jammu atParade Ground, here.

Rahul's match-winning 63,made Singh Club's chase ofKC Sports Club's total of 118for ten, a cakewalk.

"That's the style of myplay," declared Rahul, on hisentertaining effort which wasstudded with fours and sixes,after being named the Man ofthe Match. Earlier, battingfirst, KC Sports Club wasbundled out for 118 runs in16.3 overs. Gourav was thetop scorer with 31 runs while

Nawaz scored 25 and ShubamGupta made 17. For SinghClub, Happy, Sham andChetan grabbed two wicketseach while Rohit took one. Inreply, Singh Club chased thetarget in 15.4 overs for theloss of three wickets, courtesyRahul's brilliant 63-runknock. Sumit with 23 andVishal 21 were the other scor-ers. For KC Sports Club,Himanshu clinched threewickets. In another match,Lakshmi Club defeated WCCKashmir by three wickets andentered the quarterfinals.Batting first, WCC Kashmirscored 112 runs for the loss often wickets in 17.5 overs.Rohan Koul with (30), Rohit(27) and Vikas Raina (19)runs were the main scorers.

For Lakshmi Club,Amandeep picked up fourwickets to prevent WCCKashmir from running up abigger score. Yogesh alsoshowed a good spell of bowling

taking three wickets whileKulvinder and Santbakshscalped one wicket each. Inreply, Lakshmi Club chasedthe target in 17.4 overs for theloss of seven wickets. Dhruvwas the top scorer with 20runs while Vinayak andYogesh added 17 and 15 runsto the winning total. For bowl-ing side, Sahil grabbed twowickets while Chander, Rohanand Yawar picked one each.Amandeep Singh wasadjudged as Man of theMatch.

Today's matches were offici-ated by Sadiq Hussain,Ashok, Sanju and Vijay.

Tomorrow's Fixtures: KCSports Club will face SamarCricket Club at 9:00 AM andLakshmi Club will meetSimula Club at 1:00 PM.

Rahul's knock guides Singh Club to enter Christmas T20 QFs

11Wednesday December 12, 2018

GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU & KASHMIR

LADAKH AUTONOMOUS HILL DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL LEHOFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER,PHE DIVISION LEH

CORRIGENDUMFOR

EXTENSION DATEPlease read, due to poor response for the below mentioned works the tender has been extended now the tenderdocuments can be had from HA/CC of PHE Division, leh 19-12-2018 upto 2 P.M and should reach in the office ofthe Executive Engineer. PHE Division Leh on or before 21-12-2018 up to 2.00 P.M

SD/-EXECUTIVE ENGINEER,

PHE DIVISION, LEH

S.No

Name of Work App.Cost

in lac.

E/Moneyin Lac.

Chess ofContract

or

Cost ofTenderform

Time ofCompletion.

1 Construction of Pump shed with angle iron frameand CGI Sheet at Bago under NRDWP

0.94 1880/- D 200/- 15 Days

2 Construction of PSP Stand of Water SuppleScheme at Nimo under NRDWP

0.24 480/- D 200/- 15 Days

3 Construction of PSP Stand at Water suppleSchjeme at Solar Colony under NRDWP

0.60 1200/- D 200/- 15 Days

4 Construction of PSP Stand at Water SuppleScheme at Shey Yokma and Ganaga underNRDWP

0.60 1200/- D 200/- 15 Days

5 Construction of PSP Stand at Water SuppleScheme at Basgo under NRDWP

0.24 480/- D 200/- 15 Days

No: PHE/CC/Corri./2018-19/5174-77 HDDated: 07-12-2018

STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: Springdales Schoolcelebrated its 35th AnnualDay based on the themeMetamorphosis (The HumanStory) at Zorawar SinghAuditorium, here on Tuesday.

Syed Khalid Majid Drabu,Special Secretary PHE andI&FC Department was theChief Guest and Brig.Harcharan Singh, DirectorRajya Sainik Board was theGuest of Honour on the occa-sion.

The Chairman of theSchool, V.K Malhotra accom-panied by the ViceChairperson RashmiMalhotra welcomed the ChiefGuest and Director GouravMalhotra welcomed theGuest of Honour.

The programme com-

menced with the lighting ofthe ceremonial lamp by theChairman V.K Malhotra, ViceChairperson, RashmiMalhota, Chief Guest, Guestof Honour, Director GauravMalhotra, Principal ShashiKiran Bedi and VicePrincipal Niti Dhami andother members of the societyfollowed by recitation ofSanskrit Shalokas.

The Principal, ShashiKiran Bedi welcomed theeminent guests and sharedthe school's Annual Reportwhich highlighted the glori-ous achievements and accom-plishment of the students.

The entire auditoriumreverberated with the energyand superb theatrics of theactors through an array ofdances viz. Nigerian, Ball

Dance, Vandematram,Classical, Dogri, Bhangra,Alien Dance.

The apex part of the pro-gramme was the screening avideo film made by the stu-dents on the issue of garbageand waste.

The film's title was "TalkingTrash" (Threat to Future)and was intended to makechildren aware of the issue.

Later in the prize distribu-tion ceremony, the buddingstars were adorned withawards for excellence in aca-demics, sports, music, art etcby the Chief Guest.

The Chief Guest congratu-lated the achievers in the var-ious arenas and accentuatedthat Springdales to be thepioneer in the field of educa-tion.

Springdales School celebrates 35th Annual Day

Prize winners posing for a photograph with faculty and other dignitaries.

STATE TIMES NEWSNEW DELHI: PunjabPolice dominated the secondday of 67th edition of theAll India Police AthleticsChampionship being hostedby the Central IndustrialSecurity Force (CISF) atJawaharlal Nehru Stadiumin Delhi.

A total of 34 teams and1,100 sportspersons fromstate police and centralforces are taking part in thefive days event which com-menced on December 10.

Various disciplines ofathletics like long jump,high jump, shot put, triplejump, hammer throw, polevault, marathon and othersare the part of the annualevent. The event wasdeclared open by VicePresident, M VenkaiahNaidu on December 10.

On the second day,Punjab Police clinched fourgold medals and a silver.

TTooddaayy''ss rreessuullttss

MEN 400 mtrs: Jagmeet

Singh (Punjab Police),gold, Maruthai Thangam(Tamil Nadu Police), Silverand Anup Kumar (SSB),bronze. Javelin Throw:Ankit Rathi (CISF), gold,Vipin Panwar (CRPF), sil-ver and Kishore KumarJena (CISF), bronze. 20Km Race Walking:Baljinder Singh (PunjabPolice), gold, KulwantSingh (BSF), silver andSurinder Singh (Punjab

Police), bronze. HighJump: Lovepreet Singh(Punjab Police), gold,Gurkirtan Singh (BSF),silver and Dhara Lal(BSF), bronze. Decathlon:Navjor Singh (PunjabPolice), gold, Amal Shaji(CRPF) silver and MinajMondal (BSF), bronze.

WOMEN 400 mtrs:Ayana Thomas (CRPF),gold, Bhateri, (SSB) silverand Pooja (CISF), bronze.

1500 mtrs: Khusbhu Gupta(SSB), gold, Poonam(SSB), silver and SangeetaKumari (CISF), bronze.Triple Jump: Sonam(BSF), gold, Jenimol Joy(Kerala Police), silver andVinija Vijayan (CRPF),bronze. 10 Km RaceWalking: Soumya B(CRPF), gold, KhusbirKaur (Punjab Police), sil-ver and Pushpa (SSB),bronze.

67th All India Police Athletics Championship

Punjab Police wins four gold medals on day 2

Athletes competing during 67th All India Police Athletics Meet at New Delhi.

STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: Students of DewanDevi Higher SecondarySchool, Rajpura Mangotrian,excelled in two days DistrictJudo Championship held atMA Stadium, here fromDecember 7, 2018.

Students brought acco-lades to the school by winning11 medals including threegold, six silver and twobronze. The gold medals were

won by Sahil, Sarvesh andHarshita while Rudhav,Payal, Raghav, Vansh,Saksham and Arjun baggedsilver medals and Suraj andEklavaya clinched bronzemedals.

Principal, Seloni Anandapplauded the children fortheir tremendous perform-ance and praised CoachKomal Gupta for her hardwork.

Dewan Devi HSS students excelin District Judo C'ship

Winner students posing with faculty members.

BEFORE THE COURT OF CUSTODIAN (EX-OFFICIO PROVINCIALREHABILITATION OFFICER, JAMMU.

Subject : Application for correction of form 'A' Varinder Kumar S/o KalaishNarian Caste Jat R/o Mana Suchetgarh R.S.Pura District Jammu.

NOTICEWhereas one Varinder Kumar S/o Kalaish Narian Caste Jat R/o Suchetgarh

R.S.Pura Jammu has preferred an application before this court for rectification ofmy grand father name Duni Chand S/o Bhagwan Dass Caste Jat as Form 'A' whileas actual my grand father name Duni Chand S/O Bhagwan Dass Caste Brahmana.

Whereas the same was endorsed of Tehsildar Suchetgarh for verification anddetailed report in Light of contents of the application vide this office No.PRO/2018-19/879 Dated: 6-10-2018, who in turn has reported that the actual name of theapplicant is Duni Chand S/O Bhagwan Dass while as his caste is wrongly record-ed in the form 'A' Jat as actual caste Brahman

Where as the Tehsildar Suchetgarh , has recommended the instant case tothis court vide office No. OQ/SG/528 Dated: 01-12-2018 for rectification the casteof applicant recorded in form 'A' ( Jat) namely Duni Chand S/O Bhagwan Dass.

While as his actual caste Brahman namely Duni Chand S/O Bhagwanaccordingly it is circulated upon all the concerned to file objection it any before thiscourt within 15 days from the date of publication of this notice failing which actionin the instant case shall be taken without further notice .

Sd/-(M.H. Malik)

No: PRO/2018-19/1188 Provincial Rehabilitation OfficerDated: 10-12-2018 Jammu

HIGH COURT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR AT JAMMU OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR JUDICIAL, JAMMU.

File No. OW104 No. 111/2016, IA No. 1/2016.Titled:- Chamial Singh & ors. V/s Kuldip Singh & ors. NOTICE TO:3) Pushpa Devi W/o Late Nasib Singh R/o Trikuta Nagar,

Jammu.5) Vijay Laxmi W/o Sh. Sukhdev Singh R/o Behind BSNL Office

Kachhi Chowni.Whereas in the above noted case, it has been proved to the entire

satisfaction of the Hon'ble Court that the service of the respondentsnamed above cannot be effected in any oridinary mode hence procla-mation is hereby issued against the above named respondents toappear before the Court of Ld. Registrar Judicial on 24.12.2018 at10.00 A.M. and if 24.12.2018 is declared as holiday, the case to betaken on next day in person or some recognised agent failing whichappropriate order will be passed.

Given under my hand seal of the Court this 6th day of December,2018 at Jammu.

Sd/-Registrar Judicial

No: 19199 High Court of J&K Dt: 07-12-2018 Jammu

HC mourns demiseof Adv Anand LeharSTATE TIMES NEWS

JAMMU: The J&K HighCourt, Jammu on Tuesday con-vened a condolence meeting tomourn the demise of AdvocateSham Sunder Anand Lehar.The condolence meeting wasattended by Chief JusticeJammu and Kashmir HighCourt Justice Gita Mittal,Justice Tashi Rabstan, JusticeSanjay Kumar Gupta, JusticeSidhu Sharma, judicial officers,Bar members, and senior advo-cates. Justice Mittal describedLehar as a great human beingwho was always ready to helpthe poor, needy and drown trod-den. She said his literary contri-butions in the field of law andother fields will be rememberedfor times to come. She termeddemise of Advocate Lehar as abig loss to the entire society.

Chief Justice prayed for peaceto the departed soul andstrength to the bereaved familyto bear the irreparable loss.

Senior Additional AdvocateGeneral S.S. Nanda, PresidentBar Association Jammu B.SSalathia also spoke on the occa-sion.

Handloom Development Departmentorganises awareness camp

STATE TIMES NEWSDODA: The Handloom Development Department on Tuesdayorganised one day awareness for local weavers. The camp wasalso attended by managers of various banks.

Assistant Director Handloom Development Department,Haroon Rashid Naik, supervised the camp and asked theweavers to come forward and take maximum benefit of thedepartment's schemes which offer several incentives besidesnew techniques in the trade of weaving. He highlighted variousschemes like "Pradhan Mantri Weavers Mudra Yojna Scheme".He informed that during the current financial year Rs. 3.00lakh has been distributed as subsidy under Micro credit planscheme benefitting 52 weavers. ACSS N.D Batt, highlightedthe benefits of the schemes of the department and distributedforms among the weavers for their coverage under Aam AdmiBima Yojna and Pradhan Mantri Surakshan Yojna.