4 Monday September 17, 2018 DISTRICTS DC warns of action...
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z Mondayz September 17, 2018 4 DISTRICTS STATE TIMES NEWS KISHTWAR: District Development Commissioner, Angrez Singh Rana on Sunday chaired a public grievance redress camp here at Nali village Bounjwah to have the first-hand appraisal of public issues. A team of senior officers of line departments accompa- nied the DC at the camp attended by prominent civil society members of block Bounjwah and locals. The locals projected infra- structure requirements including roads, power, water, healthcare and ade- quate patient care in health centers and establishment of blood bank. Compensation to the own- ers for the land acquired for Dunadi Bonjwah road, mak- ing the local receiving station functional and start of Harnoi Power Project was also demanded by the peo- ple. They further sought bene- fits to maximum number of people under old aged pen- sion and marriage assistance scheme for poor girls and release of pending wages, material payments under MGNREGA and SBM. The people also demanded ade- quate staff in schools, play field, tourist centre and tourist hut at Devigool . The locals also complained about acute water scarcity and demanded immediate release of salary to HR work- ers, income certificate for scholarship scheme, besides addressing Horticulture and agriculture, animal hus- bandry related issues. The DC gave a patient hearing to the public and assured that all the genuine demands would be met in due course of time. Regarding bad condition of Dunadi-Bonjwah road, the DDC said that the renovation of the road- the only life line of the area shall be started very soon. He directed Tehsildar to go for mapping of roads to remove encroach- ments with the help of police authorities and Line depart- ments within two weeks. The Power Development Department authorities informed that the un-electri- fied villages of Bonjwah area will be electrified within two months. The DDC directed XEN PDD to immediately erect electric polls wherever required within a week. The Social welfare depart- ment informed that 676 cases of old age pension have been registered and 76 stand sub- mitted under marriage assis- tance in which 48 were given assistance. The DDC direct- ed DSWO to ensure disburse- ment of payment in remain- ing cases within shortest pos- sible time. Responding to the demand with regard to the upgrada- tion of Agricultural Building, the DDC issued on spot directions to the concerned officer for immediate redress of the issue. In response to the water scarcity problem of the area, DDC directed XEN PHE to clear the bottlenecks and address the drinking water issue on priority. Responding to the demand of playfield in HSS Bounjwah , the DDC assured that the work shall be executed in convergence under MGNREGA and CDF. In this regard, the DDC informed that he will approach the local MLA for release of funds under CDF. Further, DDC directed ACD, Kishtwar, DPO Kishtwar and BDO Bonjwah for immediate release of pending payments under MGNREGA and SBM with- out fail otherwise strict disci- plinary action against the erring officer(s) shall follow. Responding to the issue raised by a local electorate, the DDC directed local Tehsildar to immediately move records of voter lists to Tehsil Bounjwah for general information of the public. Taking strong note of com- plaint about lackadaisical approach adopted by some employees in performing their legitimate duties, the DDC warned of making adverse entry in the Service Books of erring officials. DC warns of action against non-performing officials DDC Angrez Singh Rana speaking at a public Darbar. STATE TIMES NEWS BHADARWAH: Thousands converged at historical Khakhal locality of Bhadarwah on last day of the holy three day Mela Patt on Sunday. The Mela is being celebrated every year to commemorate the his- toric meet between Akbar and Raja Nagpal of Bhaderwah in 16th century at Delhi. Mela Patt festival is devot- ed to Lord Vaskui Naag, the presiding deity of Bhadarwah Valley, being celebrated on Nag Panchmi every year. This Mela was first initiated by Raja Nagpal in 16th century as the ruler of that small prin- cipality called the then Bhaderkashi which is now known as Bhadarwah. The Mela is organised on the conclusion of the Kailash Yatra in which thousands of people drawn from different parts of the State and elsewhere partici- pate to take blessings of Vasuki Nag. On the occasion, people also participated in the tra- ditional Dikko Dance, which makes this festival a symbol of peace, pride and commu- nal harmony. The royal robes that was presented by King Akbar to Raja Nagpal of Bhadarwah in his honour was also displayed during the 'Mela Patt'. Main organiser (known as Dashnan) of the festival, Advocate Naresh Kumar Gupta said that this festival is not only the symbol of religion but also depicts our proud unique heritage and mutual brotherhood. Perhaps this is the only fes- tival of India which is being celebrated for the last 600 years without any untoward or ugly incident, which clearly shows communal harmony of this area and respect for Raja Nag Pal irrespective of religion. On the occasion, people also installed many stalls of eatables, toys, religious books and others at the venue. Meanwhile elaborate secu- rity arrangements were made in and around the venue of festival to thwart any untoward incident. Mela Patt concludes; thousands take blessings of Vasuki Nag People participating in Mela at Bhadarwah. Mother-daughter among 3 killed in accident, accused driver nabbed STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: A team of Police Station Hiranagar Kathua arrested a driver accused of causing death of three persons in an acci- dent and managed to flee away from the spot. Incident took place near Katal Gujrian Sherpur Hiranagar when a driver of matador ( JK02S- 6875) coming from Rajpura Ghagwal to Sherpur Hiranagar, driv- ing rashly and negligently hit a two wheeler (JK08C- 8974) causing death of three persons riding on motorcycle. The deceased were identified as Ram Dass son of Narsingh Dayal resident of Kootah, Anita Devi widow of Sanjay Kumar and her daughter Pallavi resident of Kootah. The arrested driver iden- tified as Ashok Kumar son of Sardar Chand resident of Nai Basti Jandi Hiranagar was arrested and a case under relevant sections of law was regis- tered in the incident. STATE TIMES NEWS KISHTWAR: Deputy Inspector General of Police DKR Range Rafiq-Ul- Hassam held a crime review meeting of Police Sub- Division of Kishtwar Chatroo , Marwah and Atholi. During the meeting DIG DKR Range Rafiq-ul- Hassan examined the per- formance of Police Stations. The main focus of the meet- ing was to improve the qual- ity of investigation of acci- dent cases, motor vehicle theft, burglary, NDPS Act and other cases. Besides, missing persons, inquest proceedings, arrest of absconders and action taken under preventive measures were also reviewed. The issue of public complaints pending with Police Sub- Division also discussed. In the meeting DIG DKR Range Shri Rafiq-Ul- Hassan discussed all MV theft cases one by one. He advised SHO for finalisation of the pending cases/public complaints to give the relief to the general public. DIG personally checked the case files of heinous offences and took serious note of it and directed I/Os for speedy dis- posal of cases assigned to them for conducting the investigation. He also advised the police stations staff to conduct foot patrolling in their respective jurisdictions. The investigat- ing staff was also directed to conduct the investigation of cases with zeal, dedication and with transparency at an earliest possible time in the public interest and bring the pendency to the minimum. The meeting was attended by SSP Kishtwar Rajinder Kumar Gupta, CPO DKR Range Ishtiyaq Bhatti, SO to DIG Showket Ali, Sr. Prosecuting Officer Mansoor Ahmed Mattoo Dy. SP Hqrs Ayaz Ahmed, Dy. SP DAR DPL Manoj Kumar, Dy SP operation Nissar Khoja SHO Police Station Kishtwar, SHOs Police Station Atholi, Chatroo, Marwah, Warwan, Dachhan and other investi- gating Officers of units. DIG reviews crime scenario DIG DKR Range Rafiq-Ul-Hassam chairing a meeting. DC interacts with civil services aspirants STATE TIMES NEWS POONCH: District Development Commissioner Rahul Yadav on Sunday gave tips to Civil Services aspirants here at Government Degree College. The Principal M.H Shah, HoDs, lecturers and a large number of students were pres- ent at the session. The DDC delivered a detailed lecture on the prepa- ration for Civil Services exam- ination and gave subject wise introduction. He advised the student to have a brief outlook of all subjects and that read- ing newspapers is very impor- tant for Civil Services Exam. He also informed students to stress on basics of their con- cerned subjects. The DDC inspired students by informing them about his own journey to IAS and gave several examples to motivate the young students. He also recommended leading books, newspapers and online plat- forms for the preparation of civil services exam. STATE TIMES NEWS R S PURA: In order to cele- brate Rashtriya Poshan Maah, Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) pro- gramme was organised at Satrayian Kalan, R S Pura. In the said programme, peo- ple of the area especially mothers, grandmothers with their children and adolescent girls participated. Dr. Madhu Burma, SLMT, highlighted the issue of ECCE covering all its sub issues including its impor- tance for laying the sound foundation for development of child, its provision at all the three stages including- conception to birth, birth to three years, three years to six years. Further Dr. Madhu empha- sised on availing benefits provided under it which com- prises of care, health and nutrition services and play and joyful activities in a pro- tective as well as under enabling environment. They were also guided to maintain portfolio of each child and also assess and share progress of child with their parents after a specified peri- od to address the issues if any. The progrmmae was jointly conducted by covering all the six AWCs of Satrayian. AWWs and AWHs of the sector were present in the programme. The programme was con- ducted under the charge of Zohra Kousar CDPO, R S Pura. ECCE programme on Rashtriya Poshan Maah held SLMT, Dr. Madhu Burma imparting awareness. SKUAST-J Scientist gets two prestigious awards STATE TIMES NEWS REASI: Dr. Banarsi Lal, Incharge, Senior Scientist- cum-Head of Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), Reasi of Sher- e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Jammu (SKUAST-J) has been hon- oured with the Best Scientist Award and Honorable Jury Mention Certificate Award (International Achievement Award) by the Education Expo TV (EET CRS) in the Sixth Academic Achievement Awards (AAA)-2018 category on the basis of his exceptional achievements and accomplish- ments in the field of agriculture and allied sectors. The award ceremony was recently held at Mumbai. He is the only scien- tist from J&K who has been honoured with the two coveted awards by the Education Expo TV (EET CRS). STATE TIMES NEWS R S PURA: 2 J&K Girls Bn. NCC, Govt. Degree College R.S Pura organised a rally under Swachhta Samaroh as part of Swachhta Hi Sewa campaign .The rally was carried out under the guid- ance of Prof. Kalpana Kesar, Principal of the College and supervision of Prof. Shaveta Chowdhary, NCC Incharge, Prof. Bindu Kumari, NCC Convener and other mem- bers of NCC Committee Prof. Esha Abrol and Prof. Renu Sharma in the vicinity of the college. During the rally the NCC cadets raised slogans on cleanliness such as 'Clean India, Green India', 'Swachh Bharat, Swastha Bharat' to create awareness about Swachhta Hi Sewa Campaign. RAMNAGAR: A mass awareness rally was organ- ised by NCC Unit (Boys) of Govt. Degree College Ramnagar on the theme 'Swachhta hi Sewa' under Swachhta Smaroh activities as per schedule planned by 2 J&K Bn. NCC. It was organised under the patron- age of Principal, Prof. (Dr.) YPKundal and supervision of NCC Coordinator, Asst. Prof. Aditya Sharma. The rally started from Mini Park near Ramnagar Hospital and culminated at the same place after passing through the Main Bazar and Nimbala area. Principal of the college, Dr. Y.P Kundal lauded the efforts of NCC cadets on successful comple- tion of the rally. The faculty members who accompanied the rally were Asst. Prof. Aditya Sharma, Asst. Prof. AjazNazir and Asst. Prof. Hari Singh. AKHNOOR: Under Swachhata Hi Seva 2018 campaign, Shramdaan activities were carried out in DCM Public school, Akhnoor. Students took a pledge to clean their sur- roundings, following which an extensive cleaning pro- gramme was taken up in the school campus. Along with this, 17 stu- dents and three teachers and Principal Neha Bahuguna visited the Govt. Girls Middle School, Akhnoor where students cleaned the entire outside campus. They removed weeds and cleaned the area of the school. Staff and stu- dents of Govt Girls Middle School, appreciated the efforts of the students of DCM school. POUNI: Swachta Hi Sewa campaign started at GHS Pouni in district Reasi under the guidelines of Nirmal Choudhary CEO Reasi in collaboration with Om Parkash BDO Pouni in which students and staff actively participated. On the occasion, Om Parkash BDO Pouni was the Resource Person who high- lighted about the aims and objectives of SBA and Swachtaa Hi Sewa pro- grammes which are commit- ted for overall sanitation of the country in order to pres- ent tribute to Mahatma Gandhi the Father of Nation on his birthday. Students presented their views on the theme besides making colourful posters which were later used by them in the awareness rally across local periphery. Vaishno Devi HM of the institution presented vote of thanks while proceedings of the programme were con- ducted by Sanjeev Kumar Sharma teacher. Rasveer Singh,Ujagar Singh, Sominder Kumar, Daleep Kumar, Ranjita Manhas, Lakshmi Devi also spoke on the occasion. KISHTWAR: Deputy Commissioner, Angrez Singh Rana launched a fort- night long Swachta Hi Sewa (Cleanliness is Service) cam- paign here from Government Higher Secondary School (Boys). A series of activities such as Swachtta Rallies, Shramdaan, Symposiums, Debates, Painting Competitions etc. have been organised through out the year in order that every citi- zen can be made aware about the benefits of cleanli- ness. Earlier at the start of the session, two minutes silence was observed to pray for the departed souls who lost their lives in yesterday's tragic road accident at Thakrie. Earlier, District Panchayat Officer Kishtwar Sunil Kumar Bhutyal welcomed all the dignitaries and par- ticipants. He appraised the participants about the main objectives of Swachta hi Sewa campaign . District Youth Services and Sports Officer Thakur Dewan Chand, Assistant Commissioner Development Anil Kumar Chandail also spoke on the occasion. Swatchha pledge was also taken on the occasion. The programme was coordinated by Pardeep Koul Lecturer HSS Boys. Later, Deputy Commissioner flagged off Swachtta Rally in which hundreds of students partic- ipated. Others present were ACR, CMO, DAHO, DSHO, DHO, BDO Kishtwar, Principal HSS Boys, besides officers of other line departments, lecturers and teachers. Swachhta Hi Sewa campaign continues Students and faculty of DCM Public School conducting cleanliness drive at Akhnoor. STATE TIMES NEWS RAJOURI: Arrangements for two-day annual Urs at Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah commencing from September 20 were finalised here at a meeting chaired by District Development Commissioner Mohd Aijaz Asad. The meeting was attended by ADC Rajouri Sher Singh ,ACR Rajouri Qyoom Mir besides concerned officers from all other required departments including Police, Health,PHE, R&B, PDD, FCS&CA, ARTO .The chairman, members of Auqaf Committee and other civil society members from Shahdra Sharief also attended the meeting. Briefing the meeting about the decisions taken with regard to arrangements, the DDC said that FCS&CA Department has been direct- ed to ensure sufficient supply of ration including gas, kerosene and sugar for con- sumers during the Urs days. He said the PDD has been asked to provide round the clock power supply to the town and in case of any urgency the generators shall be kept available. The DDC directed ARTO Rajouri to provide hassle free transport facility to the visiting devo- tees especially buses shall be made available from Rajouri to Shahdrashrief. Accordingly, PHE Department has been direct- ed that apart from uninter- rupted water supply, mobile tankers must be kept ready to avoid any exigency. Chief Medical officer informed that one ambulance will be kept ready and medical camps will be setup during Urs days. Similarly R&B Department was directed to make neces- sary repair of the road approaching to the shrine if required. To ensure clean atmosphere during Urs days, the DDC impressed upon the Executive Officer Municipal Committee Thanmandi to keep premises clean garbage free and polythene free. The DDC also directed the tourism authorities to start a mega plantation drive along the road. Rajouri Admn finalises Urs arrangements STATE TIMES NEWS POONCH: Dr Shehnaz Ganai on Sunday provided funds for the construction of a place within the District court Complex in Poonch for the lawyers to facilitate them to attend to the litigants. The demand for the construction of appropriate place for the lawyers was projected recently by the Bar President Advocate Zaman. Bar Association members, briefed MLC regarding their day to day problems mainly in connection with construction of chambers. In a press note Dr Ganai said that construction of a place for advocates cham- bers is the basic require- ment, of the advocates and the litigants and urged the legal fraternity to safe- guard not only the interests of their clients but to also ensure that democracy pre- vails in the society. Dr Ganai urged the advo- cates to provide best possi- ble legal aid to the deserv- ing people who approach the Court of Law for get- ting Justice. Shehnaz provides funds for construction of advocate chambers STATE TIMES NEWS POONCH: Krishi Vigyan Kendra Poonch of SKUAST- Jammu under the patronage of Directorate of Extension con- ducted a programme for farm- ers at KVK Poonch. The pro- gramme is being conducted under the guidance of Dr. P.K. Sharma, Vice Chancellor, SKUAST-Jammu, Dr. R.K Arora, ADEE & In-Charge KVKs, SKUAST-J. Speaking on the occasion, Dr Ajay Gupta, Sr. Scientist & Head, KVK, Poonch informed about various activities of Krishi Vigyan Kendra for the upliftment of farming commu- nity. He informed that KVK is always working for the develop- ment of farmers, rural youth and farm women through vari- ous centrally sponsored schemes viz. awareness pro- grammes on Govt. schemes, soil health, demonstrations of seed and planting material, promo- tion of backyard poultry. He said that eggs and meat from poultry can be a source of nutri- tion for farm women in addition to economic upliftment as majority of the people particu- larly women, adolescent girls and children in rural areas are suffering from malnutrition. Dr Muzafar Mir, scientist, KVK, Poonch elaborated about main components of tribal Sub plan to the stakeholders which include capacity building of tribal farmers/ farm women, demonstration at panchayat levels and promotion of back- yard poultry etc. for the uplift- ment of tribal families. Dr. Muneeshwar Sharma, Capt. Mohd. Sadiq, Ex Sarpanch Gulpur, Mod. Jehangir, Ex Sarpanch Kankote, Shamim Akhter, Bandichechian were also pres- ent on this occasion. 'Poultry plays important role in increasing farmers income' STATE TIMES NEWS NOWSHERA: A meeting of Private Schools Association (PSA) took place under the chairmanship of Rameshwar Mengi, Vice President JKPSA in Nowshera in which owners of private schools of district Rajouri participated . Prithviraj Khokhar District Vice President high- lighted number of issues per- taining to the private schools functioning in the border areas while getting recogni- tion without the approval of fee from FFC upto class 8th by DSE Jammu, delay in granting recognition to the school functioning up to 10th & 12th classes by the School Education Department on the basis of affiliation grant- ed by the JK BOSE etc. Members present in the meeting condemned the step motherly treatment given by the Director School Education Jammu for grant- ing recognition to number of schools up to class 8th by the pick and choose method although High Court of Jammu and Kashmir has directed DSE Jammu to grant recognition to all such schools whose cases are sub judice without any NOC from the FFC. General Secretary of the JKPSA Ajay Gupta urged all the entrepreneurs of the self financed schools not to sub- mit any file to the FFC until and unless government of J &K comes out with clear cut policies and rules for the operation of fee fixation. Rameshwar Mengi appealed to the owners of the private schools that those schools which have got approval of its school fee from the FFC should charge only that approved fee from the parents and should pro- vide authentic receipt so that there is no hue and cry among the masses. Sanjeev Luthra , Ajay Singh, Manohar Lal Sharma, Parshotam Sharma, Narender Chowdhary and Ritesh Chowdhary were also present. DISCLAIMER “STATE TIMES” does not take responsibility for the contents of the advertisements (Display/Classified) carried in this newspaper. The paper does not endorse the same. 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Monday September 17, 20184 DISTRICTS
STATE TIMES NEWS KISHTWAR: DistrictDevelopment Commissioner,Angrez Singh Rana onSunday chaired a publicgrievance redress camp hereat Nali village Bounjwah tohave the first-hand appraisalof public issues.
A team of senior officers ofline departments accompa-nied the DC at the campattended by prominent civilsociety members of blockBounjwah and locals.
The locals projected infra-structure requirementsincluding roads, power,water, healthcare and ade-quate patient care in healthcenters and establishment ofblood bank.
Compensation to the own-ers for the land acquired forDunadi Bonjwah road, mak-ing the local receiving stationfunctional and start ofHarnoi Power Project wasalso demanded by the peo-ple.
They further sought bene-fits to maximum number ofpeople under old aged pen-sion and marriage assistancescheme for poor girls andrelease of pending wages,material payments underMGNREGA and SBM. Thepeople also demanded ade-quate staff in schools, playfield, tourist centre and
tourist hut at Devigool .The locals also complained
about acute water scarcityand demanded immediaterelease of salary to HR work-ers, income certificate forscholarship scheme, besidesaddressing Horticulture andagriculture, animal hus-bandry related issues.
The DC gave a patienthearing to the public andassured that all the genuinedemands would be met in duecourse of time.
Regarding bad condition ofDunadi-Bonjwah road, theDDC said that the renovationof the road- the only life lineof the area shall be startedvery soon. He directedTehsildar to go for mappingof roads to remove encroach-ments with the help of policeauthorities and Line depart-ments within two weeks. The
Power DevelopmentDepartment authoritiesinformed that the un-electri-fied villages of Bonjwah areawill be electrified within twomonths. The DDC directedXEN PDD to immediatelyerect electric polls whereverrequired within a week.
The Social welfare depart-ment informed that 676 casesof old age pension have beenregistered and 76 stand sub-mitted under marriage assis-tance in which 48 were givenassistance. The DDC direct-ed DSWO to ensure disburse-ment of payment in remain-ing cases within shortest pos-sible time.
Responding to the demandwith regard to the upgrada-tion of Agricultural Building,the DDC issued on spotdirections to the concernedofficer for immediate redress
of the issue.In response to the water
scarcity problem of the area,DDC directed XEN PHE toclear the bottlenecks andaddress the drinking waterissue on priority.
Responding to the demandof playfield in HSSBounjwah , the DDCassured that the work shallbe executed in convergenceunder MGNREGA and CDF.In this regard, the DDCinformed that he willapproach the local MLA forrelease of funds under CDF.
Further, DDC directedACD, Kishtwar, DPOKishtwar and BDO Bonjwahfor immediate release ofpending payments underMGNREGA and SBM with-out fail otherwise strict disci-plinary action against theerring officer(s) shall follow.
Responding to the issueraised by a local electorate,the DDC directed localTehsildar to immediatelymove records of voter lists toTehsil Bounjwah for generalinformation of the public.
Taking strong note of com-plaint about lackadaisicalapproach adopted by someemployees in performingtheir legitimate duties, theDDC warned of makingadverse entry in the ServiceBooks of erring officials.
DC warns of action against non-performing officials
DDC Angrez Singh Rana speaking at a public Darbar.
STATE TIMES NEWS BHADARWAH: Thousandsconverged at historicalKhakhal locality ofBhadarwah on last day ofthe holy three day Mela Patton Sunday. The Mela isbeing celebrated every yearto commemorate the his-toric meet between Akbarand Raja Nagpal ofBhaderwah in 16th centuryat Delhi.
Mela Patt festival is devot-ed to Lord Vaskui Naag, thepresiding deity ofBhadarwah Valley, beingcelebrated on Nag Panchmievery year. This Mela wasfirst initiated by RajaNagpal in 16th century asthe ruler of that small prin-cipality called the thenBhaderkashi which is nowknown as Bhadarwah.
The Mela is organised onthe conclusion of theKailash Yatra in whichthousands of people drawnfrom different parts of theState and elsewhere partici-pate to take blessings ofVasuki Nag.
On the occasion, peoplealso participated in the tra-ditional Dikko Dance, whichmakes this festival a symbolof peace, pride and commu-nal harmony. The royalrobes that was presented byKing Akbar to Raja Nagpalof Bhadarwah in his honourwas also displayed duringthe 'Mela Patt'.
Main organiser (known asDashnan) of the festival,Advocate Naresh KumarGupta said that this festivalis not only the symbol ofreligion but also depicts ourproud unique heritage andmutual brotherhood.
Perhaps this is the only fes-tival of India which is beingcelebrated for the last 600years without any untowardor ugly incident, whichclearly shows communalharmony of this area andrespect for Raja Nag Palirrespective of religion.
On the occasion, peoplealso installed many stalls ofeatables, toys, religiousbooks and others at thevenue.
Meanwhile elaborate secu-rity arrangements weremade in and around thevenue of festival to thwartany untoward incident.
Mela Patt concludes; thousandstake blessings of Vasuki Nag
People participating in Mela at Bhadarwah.
Mother-daughter among3 killed in accident,
accused driver nabbed STATE TIMES NEWS
KATHUA: A team ofPolice Station HiranagarKathua arrested a driveraccused of causing deathof three persons in an acci-dent and managed to fleeaway from the spot.
Incident took place nearKatal Gujrian SherpurHiranagar when a driverof matador ( JK02S-6875) coming fromRajpura Ghagwal toSherpur Hiranagar, driv-ing rashly and negligentlyhit a two wheeler (JK08C-8974) causing death ofthree persons riding onmotorcycle. The deceasedwere identified as RamDass son of NarsinghDayal resident of Kootah,Anita Devi widow ofSanjay Kumar and herdaughter Pallavi residentof Kootah.
The arrested driver iden-tified as Ashok Kumar sonof Sardar Chand residentof Nai Basti JandiHiranagar was arrestedand a case under relevantsections of law was regis-tered in the incident.
STATE TIMES NEWS KISHTWAR: DeputyInspector General of PoliceDKR Range Rafiq-Ul-Hassam held a crime reviewmeeting of Police Sub-Division of KishtwarChatroo , Marwah andAtholi.
During the meeting DIGDKR Range Rafiq-ul-Hassan examined the per-formance of Police Stations.The main focus of the meet-ing was to improve the qual-ity of investigation of acci-dent cases, motor vehicletheft, burglary, NDPS Actand other cases. Besides,missing persons, inquestproceedings, arrest ofabsconders and action takenunder preventive measureswere also reviewed. Theissue of public complaintspending with Police Sub-Division also discussed.
In the meeting DIG DKRRange Shri Rafiq-Ul-Hassan discussed all MVtheft cases one by one. Headvised SHO for finalisation
of the pending cases/publiccomplaints to give the reliefto the general public. DIGpersonally checked the casefiles of heinous offences andtook serious note of it anddirected I/Os for speedy dis-posal of cases assigned tothem for conducting theinvestigation. He alsoadvised the police stationsstaff to conduct footpatrolling in their respectivejurisdictions. The investigat-ing staff was also directed toconduct the investigation ofcases with zeal, dedicationand with transparency at an
earliest possible time in thepublic interest and bring thependency to the minimum.
The meeting was attendedby SSP Kishtwar RajinderKumar Gupta, CPO DKRRange Ishtiyaq Bhatti, SOto DIG Showket Ali, Sr.Prosecuting Officer MansoorAhmed Mattoo Dy. SP HqrsAyaz Ahmed, Dy. SP DARDPL Manoj Kumar, Dy SPoperation Nissar Khoja SHOPolice Station Kishtwar,SHOs Police Station Atholi,Chatroo, Marwah, Warwan,Dachhan and other investi-gating Officers of units.
DIG reviews crime scenario
DIG DKR Range Rafiq-Ul-Hassam chairing a meeting.
DC interacts withcivil services aspirants
STATE TIMES NEWS POONCH: DistrictDevelopment CommissionerRahul Yadav on Sunday gavetips to Civil Services aspirantshere at Government DegreeCollege.
The Principal M.H Shah,HoDs, lecturers and a largenumber of students were pres-ent at the session.
The DDC delivered adetailed lecture on the prepa-ration for Civil Services exam-ination and gave subject wiseintroduction. He advised thestudent to have a brief outlookof all subjects and that read-ing newspapers is very impor-tant for Civil Services Exam.He also informed students tostress on basics of their con-cerned subjects.
The DDC inspired studentsby informing them about hisown journey to IAS and gaveseveral examples to motivatethe young students. He alsorecommended leading books,newspapers and online plat-forms for the preparation ofcivil services exam.
STATE TIMES NEWS R S PURA: In order to cele-brate Rashtriya PoshanMaah, Early Childhood Careand Education (ECCE) pro-gramme was organised atSatrayian Kalan, R S Pura.In the said programme, peo-ple of the area especiallymothers, grandmothers withtheir children and adolescentgirls participated.
Dr. Madhu Burma, SLMT,highlighted the issue ofECCE covering all its subissues including its impor-tance for laying the soundfoundation for developmentof child, its provision at allthe three stages including-conception to birth, birth tothree years, three years to sixyears.
Further Dr. Madhu empha-sised on availing benefits
provided under it which com-prises of care, health andnutrition services and playand joyful activities in a pro-tective as well as underenabling environment. Theywere also guided to maintainportfolio of each child andalso assess and shareprogress of child with theirparents after a specified peri-
od to address the issues ifany. The progrmmae wasjointly conducted by coveringall the six AWCs ofSatrayian. AWWs andAWHs of the sector werepresent in the programme.The programme was con-ducted under the charge ofZohra Kousar CDPO, R SPura.
ECCE programme on RashtriyaPoshan Maah held
SLMT, Dr. Madhu Burma imparting awareness.
SKUAST-J Scientist getstwo prestigious awardsSTATE TIMES NEWS
REASI: Dr. Banarsi Lal,Incharge, Senior Scientist-cum-Head of Krishi VigyanKendra (KVK), Reasi of Sher-e-Kashmir University ofAgricultural Sciences andTechnology of Jammu(SKUAST-J) has been hon-oured with the Best ScientistAward and Honorable JuryMention Certificate Award(International AchievementAward) by the Education ExpoTV (EET CRS) in the SixthAcademic AchievementAwards (AAA)-2018 categoryon the basis of his exceptionalachievements and accomplish-ments in the field of agricultureand allied sectors. The awardceremony was recently held atMumbai. He is the only scien-tist from J&K who has beenhonoured with the two covetedawards by the Education ExpoTV (EET CRS).
STATE TIMES NEWS R S PURA: 2 J&K Girls Bn.NCC, Govt. Degree CollegeR.S Pura organised a rallyunder Swachhta Samaroh aspart of Swachhta Hi Sewacampaign .The rally wascarried out under the guid-ance of Prof. Kalpana Kesar,Principal of the College andsupervision of Prof. ShavetaChowdhary, NCC Incharge,Prof. Bindu Kumari, NCCConvener and other mem-bers of NCC CommitteeProf. Esha Abrol and Prof.Renu Sharma in the vicinityof the college. During therally the NCC cadets raisedslogans on cleanliness suchas 'Clean India, GreenIndia', 'Swachh Bharat,Swastha Bharat' to createawareness about SwachhtaHi Sewa Campaign.
RRAAMMNNAAGGAARR:: A massawareness rally was organ-ised by NCC Unit (Boys) ofGovt. Degree CollegeRamnagar on the theme'Swachhta hi Sewa' underSwachhta Smaroh activitiesas per schedule planned by 2J&K Bn. NCC. It wasorganised under the patron-age of Principal, Prof. (Dr.)YPKundal and supervisionof NCC Coordinator, Asst.Prof. Aditya Sharma. Therally started from Mini Park
near Ramnagar Hospitaland culminated at the sameplace after passing throughthe Main Bazar andNimbala area. Principal ofthe college, Dr. Y.P Kundallauded the efforts of NCCcadets on successful comple-tion of the rally. The facultymembers who accompaniedthe rally were Asst. Prof.Aditya Sharma, Asst. Prof.AjazNazir and Asst. Prof.Hari Singh.
AAKKHHNNOOOORR:: UnderSwachhata Hi Seva 2018campaign, Shramdaanactivities were carried out inDCM Public school,Akhnoor. Students took apledge to clean their sur-roundings, following whichan extensive cleaning pro-gramme was taken up in theschool campus.
Along with this, 17 stu-dents and three teachersand Principal NehaBahuguna visited the Govt.Girls Middle School,Akhnoor where studentscleaned the entire outsidecampus. They removedweeds and cleaned the areaof the school. Staff and stu-dents of Govt Girls MiddleSchool, appreciated theefforts of the students ofDCM school.
PPOOUUNNII:: Swachta Hi Sewa
campaign started at GHSPouni in district Reasi underthe guidelines of NirmalChoudhary CEO Reasi incollaboration with OmParkash BDO Pouni inwhich students and staffactively participated.
On the occasion, OmParkash BDO Pouni was theResource Person who high-lighted about the aims andobjectives of SBA andSwachtaa Hi Sewa pro-grammes which are commit-ted for overall sanitation ofthe country in order to pres-ent tribute to MahatmaGandhi the Father of Nationon his birthday.
Students presented theirviews on the theme besidesmaking colourful posterswhich were later used bythem in the awareness rally
across local periphery.Vaishno Devi HM of the
institution presented vote ofthanks while proceedings ofthe programme were con-ducted by Sanjeev KumarSharma teacher. RasveerSingh,Ujagar Singh,Sominder Kumar, DaleepKumar, Ranjita Manhas,Lakshmi Devi also spoke onthe occasion.
KKIISSHHTTWWAARR:: DeputyCommissioner, AngrezSingh Rana launched a fort-night long Swachta Hi Sewa(Cleanliness is Service) cam-paign here fromGovernment HigherSecondary School (Boys).
A series of activities suchas Swachtta Rallies,Shramdaan, Symposiums,Debates, PaintingCompetitions etc. have been
organised through out theyear in order that every citi-zen can be made awareabout the benefits of cleanli-ness.
Earlier at the start of thesession, two minutes silencewas observed to pray for thedeparted souls who lost theirlives in yesterday's tragicroad accident at Thakrie.
Earlier, District PanchayatOfficer Kishtwar SunilKumar Bhutyal welcomedall the dignitaries and par-ticipants. He appraised theparticipants about the mainobjectives of Swachta hiSewa campaign .
District Youth Servicesand Sports Officer ThakurDewan Chand, AssistantCommissioner DevelopmentAnil Kumar Chandail alsospoke on the occasion.Swatchha pledge was alsotaken on the occasion. Theprogramme was coordinatedby Pardeep Koul LecturerHSS Boys. Later, DeputyCommissioner flagged offSwachtta Rally in whichhundreds of students partic-ipated. Others present wereACR, CMO, DAHO, DSHO,DHO, BDO Kishtwar,Principal HSS Boys,besides officers of other linedepartments, lecturers andteachers.
Swachhta Hi Sewa campaign continues
Students and faculty of DCM Public School conductingcleanliness drive at Akhnoor.
STATE TIMES NEWS RAJOURI: Arrangementsfor two-day annual Urs atBaba Ghulam Shah Badshahcommencing from September20 were finalised here at ameeting chaired by DistrictDevelopment CommissionerMohd Aijaz Asad.
The meeting was attendedby ADC Rajouri Sher Singh,ACR Rajouri Qyoom Mirbesides concerned officersfrom all other requireddepartments includingPolice, Health,PHE, R&B,PDD, FCS&CA, ARTO .Thechairman, members of AuqafCommittee and other civilsociety members fromShahdra Sharief alsoattended the meeting.
Briefing the meeting about
the decisions taken withregard to arrangements, theDDC said that FCS&CADepartment has been direct-ed to ensure sufficient supplyof ration including gas,kerosene and sugar for con-sumers during the Urs days.
He said the PDD has beenasked to provide round theclock power supply to thetown and in case of anyurgency the generators shallbe kept available. The DDCdirected ARTO Rajouri toprovide hassle free transportfacility to the visiting devo-tees especially buses shall bemade available from Rajourito Shahdrashrief.
Accordingly, PHEDepartment has been direct-ed that apart from uninter-
rupted water supply, mobiletankers must be kept readyto avoid any exigency. ChiefMedical officer informed thatone ambulance will be keptready and medical camps willbe setup during Urs days.
Similarly R&B Departmentwas directed to make neces-sary repair of the roadapproaching to the shrine ifrequired.
To ensure clean atmosphereduring Urs days, the DDCimpressed upon theExecutive Officer MunicipalCommittee Thanmandi tokeep premises clean garbagefree and polythene free.
The DDC also directed thetourism authorities to start amega plantation drive alongthe road.
Rajouri Admn finalises Urs arrangements STATE TIMES NEWS
POONCH: Dr ShehnazGanai on Sunday providedfunds for the constructionof a place within theDistrict court Complex inPoonch for the lawyers tofacilitate them to attend tothe litigants. The demandfor the construction ofappropriate place for thelawyers was projectedrecently by the BarPresident Advocate Zaman.Bar Association members,briefed MLC regardingtheir day to day problemsmainly in connection with
construction of chambers.In a press note Dr Ganaisaid that construction of aplace for advocates cham-bers is the basic require-ment, of the advocates andthe litigants and urged thelegal fraternity to safe-guard not only the interestsof their clients but to alsoensure that democracy pre-vails in the society. Dr Ganai urged the advo-cates to provide best possi-ble legal aid to the deserv-ing people who approachthe Court of Law for get-ting Justice.
Shehnaz provides funds for construction of advocate chambers
STATE TIMES NEWS POONCH: Krishi VigyanKendra Poonch of SKUAST-Jammu under the patronage ofDirectorate of Extension con-ducted a programme for farm-ers at KVK Poonch. The pro-gramme is being conductedunder the guidance of Dr. P.K.Sharma, Vice Chancellor,SKUAST-Jammu, Dr. R.KArora, ADEE & In-ChargeKVKs, SKUAST-J.
Speaking on the occasion, DrAjay Gupta, Sr. Scientist &Head, KVK, Poonch informedabout various activities ofKrishi Vigyan Kendra for the
upliftment of farming commu-nity. He informed that KVK isalways working for the develop-ment of farmers, rural youthand farm women through vari-ous centrally sponsoredschemes viz. awareness pro-grammes on Govt. schemes, soilhealth, demonstrations of seedand planting material, promo-tion of backyard poultry. Hesaid that eggs and meat frompoultry can be a source of nutri-tion for farm women in additionto economic upliftment asmajority of the people particu-larly women, adolescent girlsand children in rural areas are
suffering from malnutrition. Dr Muzafar Mir, scientist,
KVK, Poonch elaborated aboutmain components of tribal Subplan to the stakeholders whichinclude capacity building oftribal farmers/ farm women,demonstration at panchayatlevels and promotion of back-yard poultry etc. for the uplift-ment of tribal families.
Dr. Muneeshwar Sharma,Capt. Mohd. Sadiq, ExSarpanch Gulpur, Mod.Jehangir, Ex SarpanchKankote, Shamim Akhter,Bandichechian were also pres-ent on this occasion.
'Poultry plays important role inincreasing farmers income'
STATE TIMES NEWSNOWSHERA: A meeting ofPrivate Schools Association(PSA) took place under thechairmanship of RameshwarMengi, Vice PresidentJKPSA in Nowshera inwhich owners of privateschools of district Rajouriparticipated .
Prithviraj KhokharDistrict Vice President high-lighted number of issues per-taining to the private schoolsfunctioning in the borderareas while getting recogni-tion without the approval offee from FFC upto class 8thby DSE Jammu, delay ingranting recognition to the
school functioning up to 10th& 12th classes by the SchoolEducation Department onthe basis of affiliation grant-ed by the JK BOSE etc.
Members present in themeeting condemned the stepmotherly treatment given bythe Director SchoolEducation Jammu for grant-ing recognition to number ofschools up to class 8th by thepick and choose methodalthough High Court ofJammu and Kashmir hasdirected DSE Jammu togrant recognition to all suchschools whose cases are subjudice without any NOCfrom the FFC. GeneralSecretary of the JKPSAAjay Gupta urged all theentrepreneurs of the self
financed schools not to sub-mit any file to the FFC untiland unless government of J&K comes out with clear cutpolicies and rules for theoperation of fee fixation.
Rameshwar Mengiappealed to the owners of theprivate schools that thoseschools which have gotapproval of its school feefrom the FFC should chargeonly that approved fee fromthe parents and should pro-vide authentic receipt so thatthere is no hue and cryamong the masses. SanjeevLuthra , Ajay Singh,Manohar Lal Sharma,Parshotam Sharma,Narender Chowdhary andRitesh Chowdhary were alsopresent.
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Members of PSA during a meeting at Nowshera.
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