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4 Greater Kashmir SRINAGAR | February 20, 2014, Thursday STATE IN LOVING MEMORY OF Muhammad Yousuf Gabroo 2ND DEATH ANNIVERSARY A million times we've needed you, A million times we've cried. If love alone could have saved you, You never would have died. If all the world was ours to give. We would give it yes, and more. To see you coming up the steps, And walking through the door. To hear your voice and see your smile. To sit with you and talk a while. To be with you that same old way. Would be our kindest day It broke our hearts to lose you. But you didn't go alone Part of us went with you, the day Allah took you home May Allah grant you peace and the highest place in heaven! Ameen Suma Ameen!!! We all miss you alot Deeply Remembered by: AR-RIAHAAN TOUR & TRAVELS Niyaz Ahamd Gabroo, Tariq Ahmad Gabroo, Aijaz Ahmad Gabroo & All Family Members R/o Gabroo Abode House, H No: 52, Islamyarbal, MUJAHID MANZIL, SRINAGAR A l i M o h a m m a d L a n k e r ( 1 9 2 6 - 2 0 1 3 ) The things you taught us, the words of wisdom, the love you showered us with, we remember it every day. You live on in our hearts and minds, but we miss you every day. Family through Huzaifah Lanker Trust 002 REMEMBRANCE (ABDUL RASHID GOJRI) It was a sudden parting, too bitter to forget, those who really loved you are the ones that won't forget. A face from our household is gone, a voice we loved is stilled, a chair is vacant in our home which can never be filled. 11 years have passed since the day we lost you and there has not been a single day when you weren't missed. One can't even begin to imagine how hard these 11 years have been without you. Wish your time hadn't run out so soon. But you are alive within us. May Allah grant you the highest place in Jannah WITH LOVE FROM SUNDUS (DAUGHTER) DEMISE With profound grief and sorrow we inform the sad demise of wife of Ghulam Rasool Mir of Rajouri Kadal Saifuddinpora who passed away on Wednesday, February 19. The congregational Fateh-Khawaani will be held at 2.30 pm on Friday, January 21 at our ancestral graveyard near Gani Memorial Stadium behind Community Hall BEREAVED GHULAM MUHAMMAD MIR FATEH KHWANI With profound grief and sorrow, we inform the sad demise of Mst. Najar Raja w/o Late Mohammad Sultan Najar resident of Ganderpora Srinagar who passed away on 17 th February 2014. Her Fateh Khwani will be held at our ancestral graveyard at Ganderpora Srinagar near Shaheen Public School on 20 th February 2014 at 10:30 am. BEREAVED FAMILY M-006 CONDOLENCE With profound grief and sorrow, we inform the sad demise of Khadija Begum w/o Ghulam Mohammad Khan R/o Nishat Sgr who passed away on 18 th February 2014 (Tuesday Evening). Her Rasme Chaharum will be observed on 22 nd February 2014 at their ancestral graveyard at Nishat at 10.00 am. BEREAVED FAMILY 9622929691 M-006 OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL GOVT. DEGREE COLLEGE SUMBAL SONAWARI KASHMIR-193501 CONDOLENCE MESSAGE On the sad Demise of Mr. Gh. Ahmad Rather, the father of Prof. Habib- Ullah Rather, (HoD English), Govt. Degree College Sumbal, a condolence Meeting was convened in the College on 19-02-2014 by Principal Prof. (Dr.) Muzafar Ahmad Khan, in which all the staff members and some students participated. Rich tributes were paid to the departed soul and it was also prayed to Almighty Allah that the departed soul may be granted a place in the Jannat-ul-Firdous and courage and forbearance to the bereaved family to bear this irreparable loss. Sd/- Staff Secretary Sd/- Dr. Mehraj Hajini Principal M-006 REMEMBRANCE ALHAJ ZAFFAR AHMAD ZARGAR (GADA) (1951-2011) You mean so much to all of us You are special and that's no lie Many tears we have seen and cried They have all poured out like rain I know that you are in Heaven now Close to the God and nearer to Home It is 3 rd Year of your departure to the heavenly abode, our all prayers are with u. We all miss u a lot in every beat of our hearts. It is very painful to live without you, but u are all alive in our Minds. May Allah Bring peace to your pious soul FROM: FAMILY & DEARS 004 JK Patwar Association Tehsil North condoles demise JK Patwar Association Tehsil North has condoled the demise of Ghulam Qadir Ganai, brother of Tehsil pres- ident Ghulam Nabi Ganai, and expressed sympathy with the bereaved family. At a condolence meeting, the association prayed for peace to the departed soul. The members of the associa- tion visited the residence of the bereaved family at Ishber Nishat where they offered fateha. According to a statement, the Ijetemah-e-fateha Khawani would commence at 7.45 am at Ishber residence and would continue in second phase after Friday prayers at 2.30 am on Friday (Febru- ary 21, 2014). The association has asked all its members to attend the congregational fateha kha- wani at Ishber on Friday. Secretary Tehsil North Manzoor Ahmad Bhat Weed out black sheep from ranks: Salah-ud-Din to separatists Srinagar, Feb 19: The Hizb- ul-Mujahideen supreme com- mander, Syed Salah-ud-Din, on Wednesday asked the sep- aratist leadership to purge their ranks of all black sheep and stressed upon them to forge unity on the basis of ideology and principles to take the mission of martyrs to its logical end. “The youth are, day in and day out, offering supreme sacrifices of their life for the cause of freedom. Despite extremely odd and perilous situation, the mili- tants of Kashmir are keeping alive the torch of freedom movement by fighting the armed forces and inking his- tory with their blood. Over seven lakh armed forces have so far failed to dampen the resolve and courage of the militants who are continu- ing their armed struggle,” a spokesman of Hizb, in a state- ment, quoted Salah-ud-Din as saying while addressing a special session of outfit com- mand council. Salah-ud-Din called upon the Kashmiri leadership to “throw out black sheep from their ranks and show due regard and respect to the blood of martyrs.” Salah-ud-Din has appealed to the people of Jammu Kashmir to boycott the parliamentary polls, “for New Delhi is using the people’s participation in the elections against our free- dom movement at political and diplomatic levels”. He asked the Pakistan rulers to extend political, diplomatic and moral sup- port to the Kashmir freedom struggle for its success. “He also paid glowing tributes to recently martyred militants including Wasim Ahmad Dar of Dogripora, Pulwama, Ajaz Ahmad Bhat of Charsoo Awantipora, Javid Ahmad Mir of Nawgam Qazigund and Muhammad Shafi of Zaloora, Sopore, reiterating the pledge to take the mission of martyrs to its logical end,” the statement added. Sharma, Veeri lock horns in LC UMER MAQBOOL Srinagar, Feb 19: The ruling Nation- al Conference Wednesday faced embarrassing moments in the Leg- islative Council a senior minister of its coalition partner Congress, Sham Lal Sharma said that he is ready to furnish proof that NC lawmaker ,Bashir Ahmad Veeri, was trying to seek undue favours from him. As question hour began, Veeri got up and accused Sharma of tarnishing his image by level- ing “false allegations” against him in the House yesterday. On Tuesday, Sharma had accused Veeri of approaching him for seeking transfers of two Junior Engineers. Besides, Veeri was also accused by the Minister of kidnapping a driver deputed by the Public Health Engineer- ing Department for drilling bore wells in Bijbhera area of south Kashmir’s Islamabad district. “The Minister has ques- tioned my integrity. I want to set the records straight. I have not sought any favour for my family but I want to set the system on right path,” Veeri said. However, Veeri admitted that he had approached the Minister to get the engineers transferred, “who had managed posting at single place for last 10 years.” He also demanded that Sharma should apologize for using “unparliamentarily lan- guage” against him. On this, the Minister said that he is ready to produce the letter written to him by Veeri. “He (Veeri) is at liberty to move a breach of privilege motion against him,” Sharma said Later, Chairman Amrit Mal- hotra intervened and pacified both the legislators. “The Minister is twisting the facts to hide ineffi- ciency of his department. I have not written any letter to him for trans- fers,” Veeri told Greater Kashmir. Bear mauls man in Baramulla Srinagar, Feb 19: A man was injured in a bear attack in north Kashmir Baramulla district last evening. Police said Manzoor Ahmad Sheikh resident of Agmona Kunzer was attacked by a bear near Hari- watnoo Tangmarg. He was injured in the attack and shifted to JVC Srinagar for treatment. Kashmiri endocrinologist named convenor of PCOS research group New Delhi, Feb 19: Noted Kashmiri endocrinologist, Dr Muhammad Ashraf Ganie, has been designated convenor for Androgen Excess–Polycystic Ovary Syn- drome (AE-PCOS) Research group for South East Asia. Currently working as senior consultant Endo- crinology and Metabolism at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) New Delhi, Dr Ashraf Ganie was recently invited to deliver an oration on "Indian PCOS phenotype" as a lead for regional research group at the 11th Annual AE-PCOS Society meeting held in New Port Rhode Island (USA). Dr Ashraf has, during his tenure as Associate Professor Endo- crinology at Sher-e-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS) Soura, conducted extensive research on PCOS, a lifestyle disorder highly prevalent in Kashmir. PCOS, a very common disorder in India, is characterized by irregularity or scantiness of menstrual cycles in women associated with unwanted male pattern hair growth, obesity, infertility and several other metabolic distur- bances. Justice (Retd) Imtiyaz Hussain's book released SYED IMRAN ALI HAMDANI Srinagar, Feb 19: A book Supreme Court and High Court Judges Condi- tions of Service authored by Justice Hakim Imtiyaz Hussain, former Judge of the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir, has been released. In the book, Justice Imtiyaz, who is presently member, Jammu and Kashmir State Accountability Commission, traces the history on the establishment of the Supreme Court of India and gives detailed information about the formation, composition and working of various High Courts in India. The method of appointment of Judges, issues relating to the trans- fer of Judges and other related issues on the conditions of service of the Judges have also been dealt with in detail. The book also contains cases and laws of the Supreme Court and High Courts on some of the debated issues. Meanwhile, Judges of the Apex Court and High Court have appre- ciated the efforts of Justice H. Imtiyaz Hussain in compiling such a comprehensive book on the subject. The book has been published by the ‘Srinagar Law Journal Publications’, Srinagar, Kashmir. Students irked over snag in KU website Srinagar, Feb 19: Students wishing to apply for M. Ed course have alleged that the Kashmir University website does not have the required option. “The KU website is unable to fetch student details online as adver- tised by the varsity officials. When we manually type it, there is no option for applying for M.Ed course,” said a delegation of students. “A number of students are outside the state and given the state of affairs of KU website, they are unable to apply,” they said appealing the concerned KU officials to look into the matter. Akhtar slams NC-led govt on budget Jammu, Feb 19: Peoples Democratic Party legislator Nayeem Akhter Wednesday slammed ruling Nation- al Conference for having “one point agenda of handing over control, be it political or economic, to New Delhi”. The PDP MLC said that the budget document tabled before the state legislator was “not at the face of it that of 21st century but rather of 20th century”. “The Finance Minister, with whom I have worked in past, has a personal milestone as this was his 14th budget tabled before the state legislature”, he said reminding that Rather had for the first time in 1983 presented the budget and during the last “30 years he has guided Finance Department and the economy of state,” Akhter said while participat- ing in the budget discussion in Upper House today. “Of the remaining 30 per cent, which was under the control of the state government has, over the last five years, been passed on a platter to the Centre”, he claimed adding that in this budget, the state plan on which the government now has control is just 22 per cent. “The 88 per cent is conceived, approved and financed by New Delhi”.
Transcript of 4 SRINAGAR | Thursday Weed out black sheep from ranks...
4 Greater KashmirSRINAGAR | February 20, 2014, Thursday STATEIN LOVING MEMORY OF
Muhammad Yousuf Gabroo2ND DEATH ANNIVERSARY
A million times we've needed you, A million times we've cried. If love alone could have saved you, You never would have died. If all the world was ours to give. We would give it yes, and more. To see you coming up the steps, And walking through the door. To hear your
voice and see your smile. To sit with you and talk a while.To be with you that same old way. Would be our kindest day It broke our hearts to lose you. But you didn't go alonePart of us went with you, the day Allah took you homeMay Allah grant you peace and the highest place in heaven!
Ameen Suma Ameen!!!We all miss you alot
Deeply Remembered by:AR-RIAHAAN TOUR & TRAVELS
Niyaz Ahamd Gabroo, Tariq Ahmad Gabroo, Aijaz Ahmad Gabroo & All Family Members
R/o Gabroo Abode House, H No: 52, Islamyarbal, MUJAHID MANZIL, SRINAGAR
Ali Mohammad Lanker
(1926-2013)
The things you taught us, the words of
wisdom, the love you showered us
with, we remember it every day. You
live on in our hearts and minds, but we
miss you every day.
Family through Huzaifah Lanker Trust
002
REMEMBRANCE (ABDUL RASHID GOJRI)
It was a sudden parting, too bitter to forget, those who really loved you are the ones that won't forget. A face from our household is gone, a voice we loved is stilled, a chair is vacant in our home which can never be filled. 11 years have passed since the day we lost you and there has not been a single day when you weren't missed. One can't even begin to imagine how hard these 11 years have been without you. Wish your time hadn't run out so soon. But you are alive within us. May Allah grant you the highest place in Jannah
WITH LOVE FROM SUNDUS (DAUGHTER)
D E M I S E With profound grief and sorrow we inform the sad demise of wife of Ghulam Rasool Mir of Rajouri Kadal Saifuddinpora who passed away on Wednesday, February 19. The congregational Fateh-Khawaani will be held at 2.30 pm on Friday, January 21 at our ancestral graveyard near Gani Memorial Stadium behind Community Hall
BEREAVED GHULAM MUHAMMAD MIR
FATEH KHWANIWith profound grief and sorrow, we inform the sad demise of Mst. Najar Raja w/o Late Mohammad Sultan Najar resident of Ganderpora Srinagar who passed away on 17th February 2014. Her Fateh Khwani will be held at our ancestral graveyard at Ganderpora Srinagar near Shaheen Public School on 20th February 2014 at 10:30 am.
BEREAVED FAMILYM-0
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CONDOLENCEWith profound grief and sorrow, we inform the sad demise of Khadija Begum w/o Ghulam Mohammad Khan R/o Nishat Sgr who passed away on 18th February 2014 (Tuesday Evening). Her Rasme Chaharum will be observed on 22nd February 2014 at their ancestral graveyard at Nishat at 10.00 am.
BEREAVED FAMILY9622929691M
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OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPALGOVT. DEGREE COLLEGE SUMBAL
SONAWARI KASHMIR-193501CONDOLENCE MESSAGE
On the sad Demise of Mr. Gh. Ahmad Rather, the father of Prof. Habib-Ullah Rather, (HoD English), Govt. Degree College Sumbal, a condolence Meeting was convened in the College on 19-02-2014 by Principal Prof. (Dr.) Muzafar Ahmad Khan, in which all the staff members and some students participated. Rich tributes were paid to the departed soul and it was also prayed to Almighty Allah that the departed soul may be granted a place in the Jannat-ul-Firdous and courage and forbearance to the bereaved family to bear this irreparable loss.Sd/- Staff Secretary Sd/- Dr. Mehraj Hajini PrincipalM
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R E M E M B R A N C E
ALHAJ ZAFFAR AHMAD ZARGAR (GADA)(1951-2011)
You mean so much to all of us You are special and that's no lie
Many tears we have seen and criedThey have all poured out like rain
I know that you are in Heaven now Close to the God and nearer to Home
It is 3rd Year of your departure to the heavenly abode, our all prayers are with u. We all miss u a lot in every beat of our hearts. It is very
painful to live without you, but u are all alive in our Minds.May Allah Bring peace to your pious soul
FROM: FAMILY & DEARS004
JK Patwar Association Tehsil North
condoles demiseJK Patwar Association Tehsil North has condoled the demise of Ghulam Qadir Ganai, brother of Tehsil pres-ident Ghulam Nabi Ganai, and expressed sympathy with the bereaved family.At a condolence meeting, the association prayed for peace to the departed soul. The members of the associa-tion visited the residence of the bereaved family at Ishber Nishat where they offered fateha.According to a statement, the Ijetemah-e-fateha Khawani would commence at 7.45 am at Ishber residence and would continue in second phase after Friday prayers at 2.30 am on Friday (Febru-ary 21, 2014).The association has asked all its members to attend the congregational fateha kha-wani at Ishber on Friday.
Secretary Tehsil North Manzoor Ahmad Bhat
Weed out black sheep from ranks: Salah-ud-Din to separatists
Srinagar, Feb 19: The Hizb-ul-Mujahideen supreme com-mander, Syed Salah-ud-Din, on Wednesday asked the sep-aratist leadership to purge their ranks of all black sheep and stressed upon them to forge unity on the basis of ideology and principles to take the mission of martyrs to its logical end. “The youth are, day in and day out, offering supreme sacrifices of their life for the cause of freedom. Despite extremely odd and perilous situation, the mili-tants of Kashmir are keeping alive the torch of freedom movement by fighting the armed forces and inking his-tory with their blood. Over seven lakh armed forces have so far failed to dampen the resolve and courage of the militants who are continu-
ing their armed struggle,” a spokesman of Hizb, in a state-ment, quoted Salah-ud-Din as saying while addressing a special session of outfit com-mand council. Salah-ud-Din called upon the Kashmiri leadership to “throw out black sheep from their ranks and show due regard and respect to the blood of martyrs.”
Sa l a h- ud - Di n h a s appealed to the people of Jammu Kashmir to boycott the parliamentary polls, “for New Delhi is using the people’s participation in the elections against our free-dom movement at political and diplomatic levels”. He asked the Pakistan rulers to extend political, diplomatic and moral sup-port to the Kashmir freedom struggle for its success. “He also paid glowing tributes to recently martyred militants including Wasim Ahmad Dar of Dogripora, Pulwama, Ajaz Ahmad Bhat of Charsoo Awantipora, Javid Ahmad Mir of Nawgam Qazigund and Muhammad Shafi of Zaloora, Sopore, reiterating the pledge to take the mission of martyrs to its logical end,” the statement added.
Sharma, Veeri lock horns in LC
UMER MAQBOOL
Srinagar, Feb 19: The ruling Nation-al Conference Wednesday faced embarrassing moments in the Leg-islative Council a senior minister of its coalition partner Congress, Sham Lal Sharma said that he is ready to furnish proof that NC lawmaker ,Bashir Ahmad Veeri, was trying to seek undue favours from him. As question hour began, Veeri got up and accused Sharma of tarnishing his image by level-ing “false allegations” against him in the House yesterday. On Tuesday, Sharma had accused Veeri of approaching him for seeking transfers of two Junior Engineers. Besides, Veeri was also accused by the Minister of kidnapping a driver deputed by the Public Health Engineer-ing Department for drilling bore wells in Bijbhera area of south Kashmir’s Islamabad district. “The Minister has ques-
tioned my integrity. I want to set the records straight. I have not sought any favour for my family but I want to set the system on right path,” Veeri said. However, Veeri admitted that he had approached the Minister to get the engineers transferred, “who had managed posting at single place for last 10 years.” He also demanded that Sharma should apologize for using “unparliamentarily lan-guage” against him. On this, the Minister said that he is ready to produce the letter written to him by Veeri. “He (Veeri) is at liberty to move a breach of privilege motion against him,” Sharma said Later, Chairman Amrit Mal-hotra intervened and pacified both the legislators. “The Minister is twisting the facts to hide ineffi-ciency of his department. I have not written any letter to him for trans-fers,” Veeri told Greater Kashmir.
Bear mauls man in Baramulla
Srinagar, Feb 19: A man was injured in a bear attack in north Kashmir Baramulla district last evening. Police said Manzoor Ahmad Sheikh resident of Agmona Kunzer was attacked by a bear near Hari-watnoo Tangmarg. He was injured in the attack and shifted to JVC Srinagar for treatment.
Kashmiri endocrinologist named convenor of PCOS research group
New Delhi, Feb 19: Noted Kashmiri endocrinologist, Dr Muhammad Ashraf Ganie, has been designated convenor for Androgen Excess–Polycystic Ovary Syn-drome (AE-PCOS) Research group for South East Asia. Currently working as senior consultant Endo-crinology and Metabolism at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) New Delhi, Dr Ashraf Ganie was recently invited to deliver an oration on "Indian PCOS phenotype" as a lead for regional research group at the 11th Annual AE-PCOS Society meeting held in New Port Rhode Island (USA). Dr Ashraf has, during his tenure as Associate Professor Endo-crinology at Sher-e-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS) Soura, conducted extensive research on PCOS, a lifestyle disorder highly prevalent in Kashmir. PCOS, a very common disorder in India, is characterized by irregularity or scantiness of menstrual cycles in women associated with unwanted male pattern hair growth, obesity, infertility and several other metabolic distur-bances.
Justice (Retd) Imtiyaz Hussain's book released
SYED IMRAN ALI HAMDANI
Srinagar, Feb 19: A book Supreme Court and High Court Judges Condi-tions of Service authored by Justice Hakim Imtiyaz Hussain, former Judge of the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir, has been released. In the book, Justice Imtiyaz, who is presently member, Jammu and Kashmir State Accountability Commission, traces the history on the establishment of the Supreme Court of India and gives detailed information about the formation, composition and working of various High Courts in India. The method of appointment of Judges, issues relating to the trans-fer of Judges and other related issues on the conditions of service of the Judges have also been dealt with in detail. The book also contains cases and laws of the Supreme Court and High Courts on some of the debated issues. Meanwhile, Judges of the Apex Court and High Court have appre-ciated the efforts of Justice H. Imtiyaz Hussain in compiling such a comprehensive book on the subject. The book has been published by the ‘Srinagar Law Journal Publications’, Srinagar, Kashmir.
Students irked over snag in KU website
Srinagar, Feb 19: Students wishing to apply for M. Ed course have alleged that the Kashmir University website does not have the required option. “The KU website is unable to fetch student details online as adver-tised by the varsity officials. When we manually type it, there is no option for applying for M.Ed course,” said a delegation of students. “A number of students are outside the state and given the state of affairs of KU website, they are unable to apply,” they said appealing the concerned KU officials to look into the matter.
Akhtar slams NC-led govt on budget
Jammu, Feb 19: Peoples Democratic Party legislator Nayeem Akhter Wednesday slammed ruling Nation-al Conference for having “one point agenda of handing over control, be it political or economic, to New Delhi”. The PDP MLC said that the budget document tabled before the state legislator was “not at the face of it that of 21st century but rather of 20th century”. “The Finance Minister, with whom I have worked in past, has a personal milestone as this was his 14th budget tabled before the state legislature”, he said reminding that Rather had for the first time in 1983 presented the budget and during the last “30 years he has guided Finance Department and the economy of state,” Akhter said while participat-ing in the budget discussion in Upper House today. “Of the remaining 30 per cent, which was under the control of the state government has, over the last five years, been passed on a platter to the Centre”, he claimed adding that in this budget, the state plan on which the government now has control is just 22 per cent. “The 88 per cent is conceived, approved and financed by New Delhi”.
