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12 Greater Kashmir SRINAGAR | December 28, 2015, Monday PHOENIX PARAMEDICAL COLLEGE PULWAMA KMR. (Est-2008) Registered & Recognized by the J & K Government, Affiliated to the J&K State Paramedical and Nursing Council. FMPH Eligibility: Matric MMPHW Eligibility: Matric GNM u u u u u u For Further Details Visit Or Contact: Web:www.phoenixparamedics.in Email:[email protected] Campus: Near District Hospital ,New Colony Pulwama Kmr-192301. Operation Theater Technician DMLT Dental Assistant Eligibility: 10+2 with science Medical Assistant Anesthesia Assistant Eligibility: 10+2 with science Eligibility: 10+2 with science Sanitary Inspector Eligibility: 10+2 with science GNM Lateral FMPHW having 10+2 in any stream. Eligibility: 10+2 with science Hello:01933-242351 , 242202 CELL : 919419003751 Eligibility: 10+2 with science Eligibility: 10+2 with science Tracer Ads : 9906862382 ADMISSION NOTICE SESSION : 2016 MUDASIR YAQOOB Srinagar, Dec 27: Gearing up for promotional campaigns, various Kashmir-based travel associations with the support of Government will organize mas- sive marketing shows across many Indian cities during this winter. The marketing campaigns to be held at Indore, Raipur, Nagpur, Surat, Mumbai, Chan- digrah, Ludhiana, Cochin, Ban- galore, Hyderabad, Delhi and other places shall include road shows and seminars. Director Tourism Kashmir, Mahmood Shah confirmed that the department will be organiz- ing such campaigns in several cities of India. He said the department is also now focusing on the states in which people have little knowledge about Kashmir tourism. “Despite devastating floods that hit Kashmir last year, we had good tourism season in Valley. We have been taking various stakeholders into con- fidence and with their consul- tations will launch marketing campaigns,” he said. He said the department will be finalizing its programs by the end of this year so that January onwards “we promote Kashmir tourism potential across India.” “We will go to many India cities during winter months so that we have good tourists flow in spring and summer seasons,” said Mahmood. Mahmood said the depart- ment has also framed spring, summer and autumn based activities “which we have circu- lated among local stakeholders to get their inputs.” “Once we get their sugges- tions, we will accordingly make final announcement of various activities which we will con- duct in the Valley itself,” he added. He said that during the promotion of Kashmir tourism through road shows and semi- nars in other states, a Golf Road Show will be also organized to promote golf in Kashmir. The travel associations have joined hands to promote Kashmir at major cities as part of the collaborative efforts to woo tourists back, he said. “Despite devastated floods in September 2014, Valley received around nine lakh tourists this year,” said Nasir Shah Chairman of Pilgrim and Leisure Tour Operators’ Forum (PILTOF). “Despite all odds after we witnessed worst-ever floods in 2014, tourist influx was good this year and it is an encour- aging sign. We will take this momentum forward to next year and we are expecting good tourist flow during winter months and spring season,” Shah said. The PILTOF Chairman said tourism bodies are orga- nizing road shows across many cities India from mid January through February. “Both government and trade bodies will organize these road shows and seminars to promote Kashmir. There will be series of aggressive marketing campaigns to attract tourists to Valley,” said Nasir. Association of Kashmir Tour Operators (AKTO) Chair- man Nazir A Mir said they would go to Raipur first for road shows and seminars. “Winter months are crucial for marketing. We have almost finalized dates for road shows in Raipur. We will go to other cities also and promote Kash- mir so that we have good tour- ist flow in upcoming seasons,” said Mir. Mir said tourism depart- ment has also taken a good step to attract tourists visiting Jammu for pilgrimage, to Kash- mir for sightseeing. “J&K is receiving millions of pilgrims to religious sites. Katra is receiving huge number of visitors. We are trying to attract this huge number to Kashmir for holidaying also,” said AKTO Chairman. J&K Tourism Alliance Chairman Manzoor Pakhtoon said their association is also finalizing programs for road shows. “There is no other way but to market Kashmir during winter months. We will orga- nize seminar and road shows besides circulating publicity material. We have all tourism products to offer but we have not fully exploited it. We have to go for aggressive marketing campaigns to compete with other states in tourism and attract tourists off all tastes,” said Pakhtoon. The tourism bodies also expressed regret over the fire incident in which two house- boats gutted on Saturday morn- ing. They urged government to provide them permission and wood on subsidized rates on fast track basis to enable the owners to rebuild their houseboats. ‘Despite floods Kashmir had good tourism season last year’ Govt, local tourism players to launch massive campaigns to promote Kashmir Start-up India, Stand-up India action plan from Jan 16: PM Modi New Delhi, Dec 27: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday announced that the action plan of 'Start-up India, Stand-up India' will be launched on January 16. During his monthly radio address 'Mann Ki Baat', Modi said in every sphere "we need to have new ideas and focus on innovation". "Start-up India, Stand- up India has brought new opportunity for the youth of our country. Be it manufac- turing, service sector or agri- culture, this new initiative will bring in new ideas, new ways, and new innovations," the prime minister said. "The action plan of 'Start- up India, Stand-up India' will be launched on January 16. A blueprint will be presented on that day," he announced. Stating that every youth associated with IITs, IIMs, Central Universities and NITs in the country will be linked to this programme through live-connectivity, Modi said the talent of “our youth is not restricted to a few cities. All across India youngsters have talent and they need opportunities." Stating that start-ups are meant not only for IT pro- fessionals or for the digital world, the prime minister said: "If through innovation a youth conceives a new idea that can give employment to poor, even that can be called a start-up. 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12 Greater KashmirSRINAGAR | December 28, 2015, Monday
PHOENIX PARAMEDICAL COLLEGE PULWAMA KMR.
(Est-2008)
Registered & Recognized by the J & K Government, Affiliated to the J&K State Paramedical and Nursing Council.
FMPH Eligibility: Matric
MMPHW Eligibility: Matric
GNM
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u
u
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For Further Details Visit Or Contact: Web:www.phoenixparamedics.inEmail:[email protected]
Campus: Near District Hospital ,New Colony Pulwama Kmr-192301.
Operation Theater Technician
DMLT
Dental Assistant Eligibility: 10+2 with science
Medical Assistant
Anesthesia Assistant Eligibility: 10+2 with science
Eligibility: 10+2 with science
Sanitary Inspector Eligibility: 10+2 with science
GNM Lateral FMPHW having 10+2 in any stream.
Eligibility: 10+2 with science
Eligibility: 10+2 with science
Hello:01933-242351 , 242202
CELL : 919419003751
Eligibility: 10+2 with science
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906862382ADMISSION NOTICE SESSION : 2016
MUDASIR YAQOOB
Srinagar, Dec 27: Gearing up for promotional campaigns, various Kashmir-based travel associations with the support of Government will organize mas-sive marketing shows across many Indian cities during this winter.
The marketing campaigns to be held at Indore, Raipur, Nagpur, Surat, Mumbai, Chan-digrah, Ludhiana, Cochin, Ban-galore, Hyderabad, Delhi and other places shall include road shows and seminars.
Director Tourism Kashmir, Mahmood Shah confirmed that the department will be organiz-ing such campaigns in several cities of India.
He said the department is also now focusing on the states in which people have little knowledge about Kashmir tourism.
“Despite devastating floods that hit Kashmir last year, we had good tourism season in Valley. We have been taking various stakeholders into con-fidence and with their consul-tations will launch marketing campaigns,” he said.
He said the department will be finalizing its programs by the end of this year so that January onwards “we promote Kashmir tourism potential across India.”
“We will go to many India cities during winter months so that we have good tourists flow in spring and summer seasons,” said Mahmood.
Mahmood said the depart-ment has also framed spring, summer and autumn based activities “which we have circu-lated among local stakeholders to get their inputs.”
“Once we get their sugges-tions, we will accordingly make final announcement of various
activities which we will con-duct in the Valley itself,” he added.
He said that during the promotion of Kashmir tourism through road shows and semi-nars in other states, a Golf Road Show will be also organized to promote golf in Kashmir.
The travel associations have joined hands to promote Kashmir at major cities as part of the collaborative efforts to woo tourists back, he said.
“Despite devastated floods in September 2014, Valley received around nine lakh tourists this year,” said Nasir Shah Chairman of Pilgrim and Leisure Tour Operators’ Forum (PILTOF).
“Despite all odds after we witnessed worst-ever floods in 2014, tourist influx was good this year and it is an encour-aging sign. We will take this momentum forward to next year and we are expecting good tourist flow during winter months and spring season,” Shah said.
The PILTOF Chairman
said tourism bodies are orga-nizing road shows across many cities India from mid January through February.
“Both government and trade bodies will organize these road shows and seminars to promote Kashmir. There will be series of aggressive marketing campaigns to attract tourists to Valley,” said Nasir.
Association of Kashmir Tour Operators (AKTO) Chair-man Nazir A Mir said they would go to Raipur first for road shows and seminars.
“Winter months are crucial for marketing. We have almost finalized dates for road shows in Raipur. We will go to other cities also and promote Kash-mir so that we have good tour-ist flow in upcoming seasons,” said Mir.
Mir said tourism depart-ment has also taken a good step to attract tourists visiting Jammu for pilgrimage, to Kash-mir for sightseeing.
“J&K is receiving millions of pilgrims to religious sites. Katra is receiving huge number
of visitors. We are trying to attract this huge number to Kashmir for holidaying also,” said AKTO Chairman.
J&K Tourism Alliance Chairman Manzoor Pakhtoon said their association is also finalizing programs for road shows.
“There is no other way but to market Kashmir during winter months. We will orga-nize seminar and road shows besides circulating publicity material. We have all tourism products to offer but we have not fully exploited it. We have to go for aggressive marketing campaigns to compete with other states in tourism and attract tourists off all tastes,” said Pakhtoon.
The tourism bodies also expressed regret over the fire incident in which two house-boats gutted on Saturday morn-ing.
They urged government to provide them permission and wood on subsidized rates on fast track basis to enable the owners to rebuild their houseboats.
‘Despite fl oods Kashmir had good tourism
season last year’Govt, local tourism players to launch massive campaigns to promote Kashmir
Start-up India, Stand-up India action plan from Jan 16: PM ModiNew Delhi, Dec 27: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday announced that the action plan of 'Start-up India, Stand-up India' will be launched on January 16.
During his monthly radio address 'Mann Ki Baat', Modi said in every sphere "we need to have new ideas and focus on innovation".
"Start-up India, Stand-up India has brought new opportunity for the youth of our country. Be it manufac-turing, service sector or agri-culture, this new initiative will bring in new ideas, new ways, and new innovations,"
the prime minister said. "The action plan of 'Start-
up India, Stand-up India' will be launched on January 16. A blueprint will be presented
on that day," he announced. Stating that every youth
associated with IITs, IIMs, Central Universities and NITs in the country will be
linked to this programme through live-connectivity, Modi said the talent of “our youth is not restricted to a few cities. All across India youngsters have talent and they need opportunities."
Stating that start-ups are meant not only for IT pro-fessionals or for the digital world, the prime minister said: "If through innovation a youth conceives a new idea that can give employment to poor, even that can be called a start-up. I would also request the banks to help these youth and encourage them to move ahead."
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