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05 SRINAGAR | March 3, 2016, Thursday Onco Surgeon Dr. SM Shuaib Zaidi 12-Mar-16 Timing: 10am to 3pm Neurosurgeon Dr. VP Singh 19-Mar-16 Timing: 10am to 3pm ENT Dr. Arvind Soni 13-Mar-16 Timing: 10am to 3pm Dermatologist Dr. Anju Mangla 04-April-16 Timing: 10am to 3pm Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, Super Speciality OPD Consultant Speciality Date & Time Child Heart Specialist Dr. Manisha Chakrebarty 03-April-16 Timing: 10am to 3pm For queries please contact : Mr. Gazzanfar Hameed (M.H) 9796553664, 9596500336 Contact for registration: 8494071461, 0194-2488069, 2477930 Ahram Tower, Behind Kings International Plaza, Near National School, Karan Nagar, Srinagar VISIT Urologist Dr. Rajesh Taneja 03-April-16 Timing: 10am to 3pm Dr. Amit KR Agarwal Orthopadics 10-April-16 Timing: 10am to 3pm GOVT. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN NAWAKADAL (NAAC ACCREDITED GRADE A) NOTICE It is notified for the information of all the BG-1st Year (2 nd Semester) students, session, 2015-16 that their regular class work has started in the college from 29 th of February, 2016. The students are advised to be regular and punctual failing which they will fall short of attendance and consequently will lose their right to sit in Internal Assessment and Semester end theory examinations. Further the second semester students of B.Com 1st Year are directed to contact the Admission Section of the College personally during working hours to register their choice for the optional subject to be taken up for the semester upto 10th of March, 2016 positively. SD/- PRINCIPAL RE 003 Flood victims await relief Warm weather to advance opening of Tulip Garden ‘We are moving from pillar to post’ YASIR ASHRAF Srinagar, Mar 2: Despite passing of nearly 18 months after devastating floods, affected people in the summer capital are yet to receive relief. “It has been 17 months since my house collapsed in floods. Despite moving from pillar to post, I am yet to receive relief,” said Aqiba, a flood victim in Shivpora locality here. Shivpora was one of the worst hit areas during the September 2014 floods in Srinagar. Residents of Dalgate, Sonawar, Indira Nagar and Jawahar Nagar also expressed resentment over inordinate delay in relief. As per official figures, more than 20,000 houses were partially damaged in Srinagar while over 17,000 suffered severe damages. Nearly 5,700 houses were fully damaged. The first installment of relief includ- ed Rs 75,000 for fully damaged houses, Rs 12,600 for severely damaged houses and Rs 3,800 for partially damaged houses respectively. The relief amount for flood victims has been divided into three cat- egories — partially damaged, severely damaged and fully damaged. “Recently, I visited the concerned Patwari where he told me that the list for relief is with Deputy Commissioner’s office. When I went there, officials told me to meet the concerned Patwari. This is sheer dilly-dallying tactics,” another flood victim rued. “My home was situated near the breach and I lost everything in the deluge. I had pinned my hopes on relief to restart my life but it has been denied to me,” he said. Several flood victims whose houses were devastated are yet to receive their second installment of the interim relief. “Despite completion of all forma- tives, most of the residents here have not received the second installment of flood relief. Ironically, several persons in HMT areas received even the second installment despite not being affected by the floods,” alleged a delegation of residents of Mustafabad HMT led by Khurshid Ahmad and Javid Ahmad. “We demand probe into the matter,” they added. The residents of Khan Colony area of Chanapora here said that around 100 house owners there are yet to receive second installment of Rs 25,000 for par- tially damaged houses. The slab for the partially damaged house was set as Rs 3,800. “After receiving cheque of Rs 3,800, we were waiting for the second install- ment. Though we approached the con- cerned Tehsildar’s office several times for releasing the installment, but to no avail,” said the residents of the locality under the banner of Fallah and Behbood Committee. “Now, we have pinned our hopes on Governor NN Vohra and make a fervent appeal to him to expedite the relief pro- cess,” they said. On February 25, Governor had approved the financial assistance under Prime Minister’s Development Pack- age-2015 for providing relief to the flood victims. Divisional Commissioner Kashmir and Deputy Commissioner Srinagar did not respond to repeated calls for their comments. MIR IQBAL Srinagar, Mar 2: Unseasonal bloom due to warm weather is all set to open Asia’s largest Tulip Garden on the banks of Dal Lake in in second week of March this year- ---20 days ahead of the schedule. "The ideal temperature for the proper budding and bloom- ing of tulips is around 15-16 degrees, but this season Kash- mir has witnessed temperature 20 degrees above. This has advanced the early blooming of most of the flower varieties, including tulips,” said Imran Ahmad, Assistant Floriculture Officer and In-charge Tulip Garden. The Garden is usually opened in first week of April Located on the foothills of the Zabarwan hills, Tulip Garden has become the major attraction for local as well as outside visi- tors in the early spring. Around 2000 bulbs have already bloomed and few other tulip varieties are showing advanced budding stage, said Ahmad. "In last few years, we have witnessed first April as an ideal time for opening of the garden, but this time, it will be some 20 days in advance," he said. “For the first time in last more than seven- decades, the temperature was hovering over 20 degrees Celsius in the month of February, naturally, its impact would be on tulips too. Among 1.2 million tulip bulbs, some 2,000 bulbs have already bloomed and few other tulip varieties are showing advanced budding stage,” Imran said. "In last few years, we have wit- nessed first April an ideal time for opening of garden, but this time, it will be some 20 days in advance," the incharge tulip garden said. However, early blooming has added to concerns of the officials as they believe the phenomenon might affect the lifespan of the flowers. “We normally used to wit- ness snowfall as well as heavy rains with minimal tempera- ture in February, but this winter surprised us all and it was March-like temperature in Kashmir during February, which is a cause of concern," said a senior officer of Floricul- ture department. "Usually, tulip bulbs have 15-17 days of life, but this time if the weather remains hot with no rainfall, the lifespan may reduce," he said. Police bust car-lifting gang at Hazratbal 2 buildings sealed on Bypass Governor’s Advisor for redressal of people’s problems Srinagar, Mar 2: Advisor to Governor Parvez Dewan today held public hearing in Srinagar wherein indi- vidual applicants and depu- tations called on him to seek the redressal of their griev- ances. The deputations includ- ed representatives of Kash- mir Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Joint Com- mittee of Private Schools, Temporary Teachers, con- tractual employees, house- boat owners association, drivers, doctors and vari- ous individuals. The Advisor gave them patient hearing and direct- ed the concerned for timely redressal of the public griev- ances. Interacting with the representatives of Kashmir Chamber of Commerce, Dewan hoped that the year will bring record number of tourists to Kashmir. He directed the Tourism department to explore the modalities for organiz- ing mega tourist shows in Maharashtra and Gujarat for drawing more tourists from these places. He said the Tourism Department is going to organize a mega Spring festival at Badam- wari, here that will be an added attraction for tour- ists. Dewan will be receiving individual applicants and deputations at PWD Guest House, Peerbagh, Srinagar every Wednesday, except gazetted holidays, and when indicated otherwise, an offi- cial communiqué said. Srinagar, Mar 2: Commissioner Srinagar Municipal Corporation (SMC) Basher Ahmad Khan on Wednesday issued sealing orders of two commercial buildings for gross violation of sanctioned building permission at Hyderpora Bypass and Tengpora. In a statement, SMC spokes- person said on the direction of Divisional Commissioner Kash- mir, the Commissioner toured the Bypass from Pantha Chowk to Shalteng. “At Shalteng Bye- pass, Commissioner gave clear cut directions for demolition of encroachments that had come up on a Government land there. Moreover, a fine of Rs 50000 has been imposed on Jamkash Vehi- cles Pvt Ltd for wrong parking, displaying of vehicles outside their showroom on the Highway. They have been strictly directed to do away with this illegal prac- tice and ensure a smooth flow of traffic and pedestrians move- ment outside the showroom,” the statement said. The Commissioner also inspected certain commercial structures which are under con- struction at Nowgam Chowk falling within the jurisdiction of SDA. ALI IMRAN Srinagar, Mar 2: Police on Wednesday busted a gang of car liſters with arrest of five persons and recovering five stolen vehi- cles at their instance. Superintendent of Police Zone Hazratbal, Rayees Muham- mad Bhat, said that to crack theſt cases in Hazratbal zone, an Anti- Theſt Squad (ATS) was formed. The ATS was headed by SHO Lal Bazar Tauseef Lone and monitored by SDPO Hazratbal, Syed Sajjad Bukhari. “Acting swiftly, the squad detained three car liſters namely Tanveer Ahmad Sheikh of Awa- ntabhawan Soura, Irshad Ahmad Dar of Habbakadal and Asif Shafi of Pantha Chowk”, the SP said. “During interrogation, the accused admied to have liſted var- ious vehicles from different loca- tions of Srinagar. On their disclo- sure, two Alto K10 Cars, one each Wagon R Car, Maruti 800 Car and Tavera vehicle were recovered and seized under section 550 CrPC”, the SP said. “Spare parts of various stolen vehicles including the engines of two Tavera cars, three Alto cars, two Maruti cars, two Tata 207 vehicles and one Maruti Swiſt car were recovered at the instance of accused persons from the work- shops of Irshad Ahmad Bhat at Bat- wara and Irshad Ahmad @Gasha at Saidakadal. All the recoveries were seized under section 550 CrPC. The accused persons are being inter- rogated and further recoveries are expected,” the SP added. Crime Scan File photo Mubashir Khan/GK Photo/GK Fire engulfs Zabarwan range at Brein Srinagar, Mar 2: A major fire engulfed Zabarwan range at Brein Nishat area here on late Wednesday evening. Reports said the fire started at upper reaches on Brein and spread to adjoining forests. “An enclosure of Social forestry at Brein is on fire. We are making all efforts to control the fire,” said Wildlife Warden Dachi- gam Tahir Shawl. Shawl ascribed the fre- quent fire incident in Zabarwan range and other forest areas of Kashmir to prevailing dry spell. “In past over two weeks many fire incidents have occurred in forests here,” Shawl added. twitter.com/GreaterKashmir_ facebook.com/DailyGreaterKashmir epaper.GreaterKashmir.com C TY Greater Kashmir Readers can email their write-ups to City Page for Colony Woes, We the Srinagarites and other columns. 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05SRINAGAR | March 3, 2016, Thursday
Onco SurgeonDr. SM Shuaib Zaidi 12-Mar-16Timing: 10am to 3pm
NeurosurgeonDr. VP Singh 19-Mar-16Timing: 10am to 3pm
ENTDr. Arvind Soni 13-Mar-16Timing: 10am to 3pm
DermatologistDr. Anju Mangla 04-April-16Timing: 10am to 3pm
Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals,
Super Speciality OPD
Consultant Speciality Date & Time
Child Heart SpecialistDr. Manisha Chakrebarty 03-April-16Timing: 10am to 3pm
For queries please contact :Mr. Gazzanfar Hameed (M.H) 9796553664, 9596500336
Contact for registration: 8494071461, 0194-2488069, 2477930
Ahram Tower, Behind Kings International Plaza,Near National School, Karan Nagar, SrinagarVISIT
UrologistDr. Rajesh Taneja 03-April-16Timing: 10am to 3pm
Dr. Amit KR Agarwal Orthopadics 10-April-16Timing: 10am to 3pm
GOVT. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN NAWAKADAL
(NAAC ACCREDITED GRADE A)
NOTICEIt is notified for the information of all the BG-1st Year (2nd Semester) students, session, 2015-16 that their regular class work has started in the college from 29th of February, 2016. The students are advised to be regular and punctual failing which they will fall short of attendance and consequently will lose their right to sit in Internal Assessment and Semester end theory examinations. Further the second semester students of B.Com 1st Year are directed to contact the Admission Section of the College personally during working hours to register their choice for the optional subject to be taken up for the semester upto 10th of March, 2016 positively.
SD/-PRINCIPAL
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Flood victims await relief Warm weather to advance opening of Tulip Garden
‘We are moving from pillar to post’
YASIR ASHRAF
Srinagar, Mar 2: Despite passing of nearly 18 months after devastating floods, affected people in the summer capital are yet to receive relief. “It has been 17 months since my house collapsed in floods. Despite moving from pillar to post, I am yet to receive relief,” said Aqiba, a flood victim in Shivpora locality here. Shivpora was one of the worst hit areas during the September 2014 floods in Srinagar. Residents of Dalgate, Sonawar, Indira Nagar and Jawahar Nagar also expressed resentment over inordinate delay in relief. As per official figures, more than 20,000 houses were partially damaged in Srinagar while over 17,000 suffered severe damages. Nearly 5,700 houses were fully damaged. The first installment of relief includ-ed Rs 75,000 for fully damaged houses, Rs 12,600 for severely damaged houses and Rs 3,800 for partially damaged houses respectively. The relief amount for flood
victims has been divided into three cat-egories — partially damaged, severely damaged and fully damaged. “Recently, I visited the concerned Patwari where he told me that the list for relief is with Deputy Commissioner’s office. When I went there, officials told me to meet the concerned Patwari. This is sheer dilly-dallying tactics,” another flood victim rued. “My home was situated near the breach and I lost everything in the deluge. I had pinned my hopes on relief to restart my life but it has been denied
to me,” he said. Several flood victims whose houses were devastated are yet to receive their second installment of the interim relief. “Despite completion of all forma-tives, most of the residents here have not received the second installment of flood relief. Ironically, several persons in HMT areas received even the second installment despite not being affected by the floods,” alleged a delegation of residents of Mustafabad HMT led by Khurshid Ahmad and Javid Ahmad.
“We demand probe into the matter,” they added. The residents of Khan Colony area of Chanapora here said that around 100 house owners there are yet to receive second installment of Rs 25,000 for par-tially damaged houses. The slab for the partially damaged house was set as Rs 3,800. “After receiving cheque of Rs 3,800, we were waiting for the second install-ment. Though we approached the con-cerned Tehsildar’s office several times for releasing the installment, but to no avail,” said the residents of the locality under the banner of Fallah and Behbood Committee. “Now, we have pinned our hopes on Governor NN Vohra and make a fervent appeal to him to expedite the relief pro-cess,” they said. On February 25, Governor had approved the financial assistance under Prime Minister’s Development Pack-age-2015 for providing relief to the flood victims. Divisional Commissioner Kashmir and Deputy Commissioner Srinagar did not respond to repeated calls for their comments.
MIR IQBAL
Srinagar, Mar 2: Unseasonal bloom due to warm weather is all set to open Asia’s largest Tulip Garden on the banks of Dal Lake in in second week of March this year----20 days ahead of the schedule. "The ideal temperature for the proper budding and bloom-ing of tulips is around 15-16 degrees, but this season Kash-mir has witnessed temperature 20 degrees above. This has advanced the early blooming of most of the flower varieties, including tulips,” said Imran Ahmad, Assistant Floriculture Officer and In-charge Tulip Garden. The Garden is usually opened in first week of April Located on the foothills of the Zabarwan hills, Tulip Garden has become the major attraction for local as well as outside visi-tors in the early spring. Around 2000 bulbs have already bloomed and few other tulip varieties are showing advanced budding stage, said Ahmad. "In last few years, we have witnessed first April as an ideal time for opening of the garden,
but this time, it will be some 20 days in advance," he said. “For the first time in last more than seven- decades, the temperature was hovering over 20 degrees Celsius in the month of February, naturally, its impact would be on tulips too. Among 1.2 million tulip bulbs, some 2,000 bulbs have already bloomed and few other tulip varieties are showing advanced budding stage,” Imran said. "In last few years, we have wit-nessed first April an ideal time for opening of garden, but this time, it will be some 20 days in advance," the incharge tulip garden said. However, early blooming
has added to concerns of the officials as they believe the phenomenon might affect the lifespan of the flowers. “We normally used to wit-ness snowfall as well as heavy rains with minimal tempera-ture in February, but this winter surprised us all and it was March-like temperature in Kashmir during February, which is a cause of concern," said a senior officer of Floricul-ture department. "Usually, tulip bulbs have 15-17 days of life, but this time if the weather remains hot with no rainfall, the lifespan may reduce," he said.Police bust car-lifting
gang at Hazratbal 2 buildings sealed on Bypass
Governor’s Advisor for redressal of people’s problems Srinagar, Mar 2: Advisor to Governor Parvez Dewan today held public hearing in Srinagar wherein indi-vidual applicants and depu-tations called on him to seek the redressal of their griev-ances.
The deputations includ-ed representatives of Kash-mir Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Joint Com-mittee of Private Schools, Temporary Teachers, con-tractual employees, house-boat owners association, drivers, doctors and vari-ous individuals.
The Advisor gave them patient hearing and direct-ed the concerned for timely redressal of the public griev-ances.
Interacting with the representatives of Kashmir
Chamber of Commerce, Dewan hoped that the year will bring record number of tourists to Kashmir. He directed the Tourism department to explore the modalities for organiz-ing mega tourist shows in Maharashtra and Gujarat for drawing more tourists from these places. He said the Tourism Department is going to organize a mega Spring festival at Badam-wari, here that will be an added attraction for tour-ists.
Dewan will be receiving individual applicants and deputations at PWD Guest House, Peerbagh, Srinagar every Wednesday, except gazetted holidays, and when indicated otherwise, an offi-cial communiqué said.
Srinagar, Mar 2: Commissioner Srinagar Municipal Corporation (SMC) Basher Ahmad Khan on Wednesday issued sealing orders of two commercial buildings for gross violation of sanctioned building permission at Hyderpora Bypass and Tengpora.
In a statement, SMC spokes-person said on the direction of Divisional Commissioner Kash-mir, the Commissioner toured the Bypass from Pantha Chowk to Shalteng. “At Shalteng Bye-pass, Commissioner gave clear cut directions for demolition of encroachments that had come
up on a Government land there. Moreover, a fine of Rs 50000 has been imposed on Jamkash Vehi-cles Pvt Ltd for wrong parking, displaying of vehicles outside their showroom on the Highway. They have been strictly directed to do away with this illegal prac-tice and ensure a smooth flow of traffic and pedestrians move-ment outside the showroom,” the statement said.
The Commissioner also inspected certain commercial structures which are under con-struction at Nowgam Chowk falling within the jurisdiction of SDA.
ALI IMRAN
Srinagar, Mar 2: Police on Wednesday busted a gang of car lifters with arrest of five persons and recovering five stolen vehi-cles at their instance. Superintendent of Police Zone Hazratbal, Rayees Muham-mad Bhat, said that to crack theft cases in Hazratbal zone, an Anti-Theft Squad (ATS) was formed. The ATS was headed by SHO Lal Bazar Tauseef Lone and monitored by SDPO Hazratbal, Syed Sajjad Bukhari. “Acting swiftly, the squad detained three car lifters namely Tanveer Ahmad Sheikh of Awa-ntabhawan Soura, Irshad Ahmad Dar of Habbakadal and Asif Shafi of Pantha Chowk”, the SP said. “During interrogation, the
accused admitted to have lifted var-ious vehicles from different loca-tions of Srinagar. On their disclo-sure, two Alto K10 Cars, one each Wagon R Car, Maruti 800 Car and Tavera vehicle were recovered and seized under section 550 CrPC”, the SP said. “Spare parts of various stolen vehicles including the engines of two Tavera cars, three Alto cars,
two Maruti cars, two Tata 207 vehicles and one Maruti Swift car were recovered at the instance of accused persons from the work-shops of Irshad Ahmad Bhat at Bat-wara and Irshad Ahmad @Gasha at Saidakadal. All the recoveries were seized under section 550 CrPC. The accused persons are being inter-rogated and further recoveries are expected,” the SP added.
Crime Scan
File photo Mubashir Khan/GK Photo/GK
Fire engulfs Zabarwan range at Brein Srinagar, Mar 2: A major fire engulfed Zabarwan range at Brein Nishat area here on late Wednesday evening. Reports said the fire started at upper reaches on Brein and spread to adjoining forests. “An enclosure of Social forestry at Brein is on fire. We are making all efforts to control the fire,” said Wildlife Warden Dachi-gam Tahir Shawl. Shawl ascribed the fre-quent fire incident in Zabarwan range and other forest areas of Kashmir to prevailing dry spell. “In past over two weeks many fire incidents have occurred in forests here,” Shawl added.
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