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13 Sunday December 23, 2018 DIP/J-9956/18 DT- 23-12-2018 STATE TIMES NEWS THANNAMANDI: In connection with National Mathematics Day celebrations, Govt. Degree College Thannamandi organised an Inter-institution Seminar on Mathematics, in which students from ten High and Higher Secondary Schools of Subdivision Thannamandi participated and delivered their presentations on various topics of mathemat- ics. Principal of the College Prof. (Dr.) Shakeel Ahmad Raina presided over the func- tion. In the seminar the first position was bagged by Sidra Khatoon from Keralite Higher Sec. School Thannamandi, while the second and third positions went to Taskeen Farhat of Little Angels Higher Secondary School, Rajhdhani and Eshrat Mehak from Govt. Higher Sec. School, Plangarh. Speaking on the occasion, Prof. Shahida Bano, Asstt. Professor Kashmiri also present- ed a moral lecture and emphasis on continued efforts to organise such functions for the bet- terment of the students. The programme was compered by Lect. Mathematics Javaid Iqbal Tantray. Welcome address was given by Prof. Rizwan Ahmed Khan, while formal vote of thanks was given by Lect. Tavayasur Wani. Dr. Arun Sharma, Dr. Mukaddus Kariem and Prof. Zaheer Abbas were judges in the symposium. National Mathematics Day celebrated STATE TIMES NEWS R S PURA: MLC Charanjeet Singh Khalsa on Saturday inaugurated tile work of community hall at Tanda, R.S Pura from his CDF for the welfare of the people of the areas. It was the long time pending demand which has been ful- filled. The estimated cost of the work was Rs 5. 50 lakh. Khalsa said that he will try to fulfill the genuine demands of the said area as BJP is focusing on uplift- ment of the poor section of the society and works till the last man in the queue gets all benefits. Sarpanch Tanda Mohammad Sadeeq, Naib Sarpanch Jagdish Raj, Panch Gurcharan Singh, Lambardar Nek Singh, S. Harjeet Singh, S. Balvinder Singh and others were also present. MLC Khalsa inaugurates tiling of community hall MLC Charanjeet Singh Khalsa inaugurating tile work. Army conducts quiz, painting competition STATE TIMES NEWS POONCH: To encourage the students of remote areas in Poonch Distt to keep them- selves updated on the cur- rent affairs and to display their talent on canvas, army organised a quiz and paint- ing competition for students of Madrassa, Dara Dullian in Poonch Distt on Saturday. In all 16 students partici- pated in the quiz competition which was categorised into current affairs, general knowledge, science and tech- nology and identifying the personality rounds. In all 35 students partici- pated in painting competi- tion and displayed their imagination and creativity on canvas. STATE TIMES NEWS RAMBAN: District Development Commissioner, Showkat Aijaz Bhat on Saturday reviewed the on several projects being execut- ed under PMGSY and PWD, here at a meeting. The meeting was attended by CPO, Uttam Singh, Xen PWD, Jugal Kishore, Xen, PMGSY, Gyan Singh , AEEs, AEs and JEs. The meeting was informed that 101 schemes, out of total 105 sanctioned schemes, are being executed in the district in two PMGSY divisions including Ramban and Banihal. Besides, 36 projects have been completed at the cost of Rs. 22,451 lakh resulting in development of over 402 km road network. Further, eight bridges have also been completed, out of total sanctioned 11 bridges, and various hamlets have been connected with motorable road grid, so far. While taking stock of PWD sector, it was informed that five different projects were completed in different parts of the district including Ziarat Shareef Jabba road, Revenue complex Gool, diesel Mechanic workshop of ITI Gool, 50m long bridge on Lamber road, Medical Sub Centre and 15 Km road macadamized in division Ramban during the year 2018-19 besides work on various projects is on progress. The DDC directed the offi- cers to submit comprehensive reports detailing the work undertaken, amount of com- pensation provided and pen- dency of roads and struc- tures, condition of the roads besides forest clearance, felling of trees and other fac- tors responsible for causing delay in the works. The DDC directed the SDMs to resolve issues and bottlenecks hampering exe- cution of ongoing works of PWD roads and other proj- ects across the district. STATE TIMES NEWS NOWSHERA: The Member of Legislative Council (MLC) Surinder Choudary on Saturday held a meeting with newly elect- ed Sarpanchs and Panchs at Dak Bungalow Nowshera. In the meeting, MLC con- gratulated the newly elect- ed Sapanchs and Panchs and advised them to work for the development of the area. About 15 Sarpanchs and 70 Panchs and other people attended the pro- gramme. Addressing the gathering, he appealed Governor to hold elections for Block Chairman. He also criti- cised the BJP for mislead- ing the public over Ram Mandir and Article 370. He also stated that proper care has not been given to the border belt youth in the recent recruitment of SPOs residing on LoC. BJP misleading public over Ram Mandir, Article 370: MLC MLC Surinder Choudary along with elected Panchs and Sarpanchs at Nowshera. DDC reviews progress on PMGSY, PWD projects STATE TIMES NEWS UDHAMPUR: The Department of Information and Public Relations in col- laboration with Cultural Wing Jammu, on Saturday organised a symposium cum cultural programme on the topic "Role of youth towards parents and society" here at Gujjar Bakerwal Hostel. Warden Gujjar Bakarwal Hostel, Shakeel Ahmed was the Chief Guest on the occa- sion. As many as, 10 students of the host school participated in the contest and expressed their views on the topic. Imtyaz of class 6th was adjudged first while Yasir of class 6th and Arif of class 8th clinched 2nd and 3rd posi- tions, respectively. Besides, Imtyaz of class 7th and Younis of class 7th bagged consolation prizes. Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Guest appreciated the efforts of Information Department for the pro- gramme and urged for organ- ising similar events on regu- lar basis. On the occasion, the artists of Information Department presented theme based scin- tillating cultural programme. Later, the Chief Guest gave away prizes and certificates to the participants of the con- test. Vandhna Gupta, Sawha Pervez and Farida Khan acted as judges on the occa- sion. Among others present were staff members of Information Department and students in large number. STATE TIMES NEWS RAMBAN: District Development Commissioner, Showkat Aijaz Bhat, today inaugurated the fruit and vegetable preservation train- ing programme organised by the Horticulture Department (HD) on Saturday. Others present on the occa- sion were Chief Horticulture Officer, Mukesh Kumar, Farm Manager, Rajesh Dhar and other officers while Omkar Singh and Farooq Ahmed were the resource persons. The experts from Horticulture Canning Units, Jammu imparted the demonstration and technical guidance/knowhow of mak- ing pickles and fruit jam to more than 30 women belong- ing to different panchyats of Ramban for improving their food preparation skills besides setting-up of the fruit and vegetable process- ing unit. Speaking on the occasion, DDC appreciated the horti- culture department for organising the training pro- gramme. He directed the CHO to organise such programmes in far-flung areas especially for women folk besides involving self help groups, Panchayats, Yuva Kendras etc. CHO informed that the interested candidates can contact the horticulture office or respective unit incharges through written communication or telephoni- cally for taking advance training under 3 month and six months courses. DDC inaugurates fruit, vegetable preservation training camp DDC Showkat Aijaz Bhat after inaugurating training camp. JKSWDC organises awareness camp STATE TIMES NEWS MAHORE: With a purpose to create awareness of various schemes related to women, J&K State Women Development Corporation (JKSWDC) organised an awareness camp at village Garh Shajroo Mahore district Reasi . On the occasion, the women folk were made aware about the schemes being implement- ed by JKSWDC. Shabir Ahmed Ward Member Garh Shajroo was the Chief Guest during the awareness camp. Mohd Iqbal District Manager Women Dev. Corporation Reasi Doda highlighted various schemes being implemented by JKSWDC which include NMDFC, NBCFDC, NHFDC WEP and education loan schemes launched by JKWDC for socio- economic upliftment of women. Shabir Ahmed requested the women to come forward and take the benefits of the loan schemes provided at nominal rate of interest. Bir Singh, Bashir Ahmed, Jagat Singh Social worker, Gulzar Ahmed, JKWDC Staff Members and other prominent persons were also present. Symposium on ‘Role of youth towards parents, society’ held Awareness on road safety imparted STATE TIMES NEWS REASI: A road safety awareness programme was organised by the Department of Motor Vehicles at Bus Stand, here today. Addressing the gathering ADC Rajinder Sharma stressed on use of seatbelt and helmets for safe and secure driving. He also urged parents not to allow underage and unlicensed family members to drive any motor vehicle. Highlighting the importance of following traffic rules, DySP Nikhil Gogna said that in 2018 alone, 186 vehicular accidents caused 29 deaths and grievous injuries to 249 in Reasi. He called for immediate measures and collective efforts to avoid such accidents. ARTO Reasi, Shammi Kumar asked the trans- porters not to drive under the influence of drugs and alcohol. He also asked them to refrain from plying unfit vehicles and overloading of passengers. He also informed commercial vehi- cle drivers to avail AASRA, a free-of-cost insurance scheme launched by Social Welfare Department. SHO Reasi, Ashwani Sharma, Motor Vehicles Inspector, Sunil Sharma and SO Traffic, Irshad Ahmad were also present on the occasion. MHS DAV Cent Public School organises Bhasha Sangam STATE TIMES NEWS AKHNOOR: MHS DAV Cent Public School Akhnoor cele- brated 'Bhasha Sangam' Programme under 'Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat' to integrate India in one thread despite vast linguistic diversity. Earlier, the school organised poster making competition under the heading 'Bhashayes Anek Phir Bhi Bharat Ek'. A cultural event was also organ- ised in which the students dressed up in beautiful tradi- tional dresses of different states participated. They introduced themselves in dif- ferent languages which initiat- ed a light of equality not as a part of region or state but as one India. Moreover routine language teaching pro- grammes are also being organ- ised. Alok Betab, Principal MHS DAV Cent Public School Akhnoor appreciated the stu- dents for their motivational presentation. He encouraged other students to participate in such programmes and freely learn the culture and lan- guages of other states also as they are the future assets of the country who have to carry one India concept. STATE TIMES NEWS RAJOURI: Assistant Commissioner Revenue Mohd Ashraf on Saturday flagged off an Election Express van to create awareness among the voters and enroll new voters under Special Summary Revision. The Election Express will travel across the district in next three days to motivate the voters for enrollment. The van is equipped with a public address system as well as banners regarding the special summary revi- sion. The Deputy District Election Officer informed that the special Election Express has been launched for instilling more energy in the ongoing SVEEP cam- paign for special summary revision. It was imperative to create mass awareness on the need for greater electoral partici- pation for a stronger democ- racy, he added saying that under SVEEP plan, the tar- get was to ensure systematic enrolment of eligible voters and ensure maximum partic- ipation of already enrolled voters. Besides, special awareness camps have been organised throughout the district under special sum- mary revision to motivate, aware and enroll the new voters who have attained the age of 18 years. STATE TIMES NEWS NOWSHERA: The Staff and students of Christ High School Nowshera celebrated the Happy Christmas, the Birthday of Jesus Christ, by decorating and lighting the premises. On this occasion they cut a Christmas cake and distributed among the participants. Santa Claus kept on roam- ing and distributing the tof- fees. Later a prayer was also performed for the peace and prosperity of all. Special Summary Revision: Election Express flagged off Children celebrating Christmas at Nowshera. STATE TIMES NEWS SAMBA: District Development Commissio- ner, Sushma Chauhan on Saturday reviewed the achievements under CAPEX budget, Centrally Sponsored Schemes and languishing projects besides action taken report on decisions taken in the District Development Board meeting. During the meeting, the officers presented details of the works done and targets achieved through a power point presentation. The departments submit- ted their respective action taken reports along with photographs with regard to the progress on languishing projects of the district and decisions taken in the DDB meeting. The Deputy Commissioner asked the concerned Officers to expedite the pace of progress on works for their timely completion. The meeting was attended by Arvind Kotwal Additional District Development Commissioner, Sukhleen Kour, Chief Planning Officer, Jyoti Rani Salathia PO ICDS, Muddasir Lateif Tasir ACD, General Manager DIC, PO DRDA, PO IWMP, DPO, DSWO, CMO, CEO besides other officers. DC inaugurates ZEO office building; distributes woolens among students STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: Deputy Commissioner, Rohit Khajuria on Saturday inaugurated the newly renovated building of Zonal Education Office, Kathua here near Ramleela Ground. ACR Kathua, Jatinder Mishra, CEO, Bishan Singh, Incharge ZEO Kathua, Kewal Singh, staff members and students were pres- ent on this occasion. The DC said that the renovated office is located near the main market and will make it more accessible to general public. Later, the DC also distributed woolens among the students of Boys Hr. Sec. School, Kathua and Govt. Girls Middle School, Chak Shaikhan. Making fervent appeal, the DC asked everybody to come forward and donate generously for helping the needy, who are deprived of necessities of life. He appreciated the efforts of the school management who managed the uniforms (sweaters) for the poor and needy students for the winter season. He also motivated the teachers to impart quality education to these students so that they can become responsible citizen of our society. Progress under CAPEX budget, CSS, languishing projects reviewed Christmas celebrated in Christ High School STATE TIMES NEWS REASI: Deputy Commissioner Reasi, Dr Sagar Dattatray Doifode on Saturday chaired a meeting to review the arrangements for Republic Day-2019 cele- brations in the district. SSP Reasi, Nisha Nathyal, ADDC Reasi, Ramesh Chander, ADC Reasi, Rajinder Sharma, ACR Reasi, Harbans Sharma, Tehsildars and dis- trict officers of various departments besides offi- cials from military and para- military forces also attended the meeting. In the meeting, district officers briefed the DC about their preparations for the national event. Officials from military and paramili- tary forces also briefed the DC about their preparations for the Republic day celebra- tions. The DC asked depart- ments to showcase their tableaus at the Republic Day parade. He also asked them to name outstanding personalities of the district to be felicitated on the day. Arrangements for seating, safety measures, ground preparation and emergency services were also discussed in the meeting. The DC directed the con- cerned officers to put in place all arrangements well in time for the successful celebration of the Republic Day. Republic Day arrangements reviewed
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DIP/J-9956/18DT- 23-12-2018
STATE TIMES NEWS THANNAMANDI: In connection withNational Mathematics Day celebrations, Govt.Degree College Thannamandi organised anInter-institution Seminar on Mathematics, inwhich students from ten High and HigherSecondary Schools of SubdivisionThannamandi participated and delivered theirpresentations on various topics of mathemat-ics. Principal of the College Prof. (Dr.)Shakeel Ahmad Raina presided over the func-tion. In the seminar the first position wasbagged by Sidra Khatoon from KeraliteHigher Sec. School Thannamandi, while thesecond and third positions went to Taskeen
Farhat of Little Angels Higher SecondarySchool, Rajhdhani and Eshrat Mehak fromGovt. Higher Sec. School, Plangarh.
Speaking on the occasion, Prof. ShahidaBano, Asstt. Professor Kashmiri also present-ed a moral lecture and emphasis on continuedefforts to organise such functions for the bet-terment of the students.
The programme was compered by Lect.Mathematics Javaid Iqbal Tantray. Welcomeaddress was given by Prof. Rizwan AhmedKhan, while formal vote of thanks was given byLect. Tavayasur Wani. Dr. Arun Sharma, Dr.Mukaddus Kariem and Prof. Zaheer Abbaswere judges in the symposium.
National Mathematics Day celebrated
STATE TIMES NEWS R S PURA: MLCCharanjeet Singh Khalsa onSaturday inaugurated tilework of community hall atTanda, R.S Pura from hisCDF for the welfare of thepeople of the areas. It wasthe long time pendingdemand which has been ful-filled. The estimated cost ofthe work was Rs 5. 50 lakh.
Khalsa said that he will tryto fulfill the genuine
demands of the said area asBJP is focusing on uplift-ment of the poor section ofthe society and works till thelast man in the queue gets allbenefits.
Sarpanch TandaMohammad Sadeeq, NaibSarpanch Jagdish Raj,Panch Gurcharan Singh,Lambardar Nek Singh, S.Harjeet Singh, S. BalvinderSingh and others were alsopresent.
MLC Khalsa inauguratestiling of community hall
MLC Charanjeet Singh Khalsa inaugurating tile work.
Army conducts quiz,painting competition STATE TIMES NEWS
POONCH: To encourage thestudents of remote areas inPoonch Distt to keep them-selves updated on the cur-rent affairs and to displaytheir talent on canvas, armyorganised a quiz and paint-ing competition for studentsof Madrassa, Dara Dullianin Poonch Distt on Saturday.
In all 16 students partici-pated in the quiz competitionwhich was categorised intocurrent affairs, generalknowledge, science and tech-nology and identifying thepersonality rounds.
In all 35 students partici-pated in painting competi-tion and displayed theirimagination and creativityon canvas.
STATE TIMES NEWS RAMBAN: DistrictDevelopment Commissioner,Showkat Aijaz Bhat onSaturday reviewed the onseveral projects being execut-ed under PMGSY and PWD,here at a meeting.
The meeting was attendedby CPO, Uttam Singh, XenPWD, Jugal Kishore, Xen,PMGSY, Gyan Singh ,AEEs, AEs and JEs.
The meeting was informedthat 101 schemes, out oftotal 105 sanctionedschemes, are being executedin the district in two PMGSYdivisions including Rambanand Banihal. Besides, 36projects have been completed
at the cost of Rs. 22,451 lakhresulting in development ofover 402 km road network.Further, eight bridges havealso been completed, out oftotal sanctioned 11 bridges,and various hamlets havebeen connected withmotorable road grid, so far.
While taking stock of PWDsector, it was informed thatfive different projects werecompleted in different partsof the district includingZiarat Shareef Jabba road,Revenue complex Gool, dieselMechanic workshop of ITIGool, 50m long bridge onLamber road, Medical SubCentre and 15 Km roadmacadamized in division
Ramban during the year2018-19 besides work onvarious projects is onprogress.
The DDC directed the offi-cers to submit comprehensivereports detailing the workundertaken, amount of com-pensation provided and pen-dency of roads and struc-tures, condition of the roadsbesides forest clearance,felling of trees and other fac-tors responsible for causingdelay in the works.
The DDC directed theSDMs to resolve issues andbottlenecks hampering exe-cution of ongoing works ofPWD roads and other proj-ects across the district.
STATE TIMES NEWSNOWSHERA: TheMember of LegislativeCouncil (MLC) SurinderChoudary on Saturday helda meeting with newly elect-ed Sarpanchs and Panchsat Dak BungalowNowshera.
In the meeting, MLC con-gratulated the newly elect-ed Sapanchs and Panchsand advised them to workfor the development of thearea. About 15 Sarpanchs
and 70 Panchs and otherpeople attended the pro-gramme.
Addressing the gathering,he appealed Governor tohold elections for BlockChairman. He also criti-cised the BJP for mislead-ing the public over RamMandir and Article 370.
He also stated that propercare has not been given tothe border belt youth in therecent recruitment of SPOsresiding on LoC.
BJP misleading public over RamMandir, Article 370: MLC
MLC Surinder Choudary along with elected Panchs andSarpanchs at Nowshera.
DDC reviews progress onPMGSY, PWD projects
STATE TIMES NEWSUDHAMPUR: TheDepartment of Informationand Public Relations in col-laboration with CulturalWing Jammu, on Saturdayorganised a symposium cum
cultural programme on thetopic "Role of youth towardsparents and society" here atGujjar Bakerwal Hostel.Warden Gujjar BakarwalHostel, Shakeel Ahmed wasthe Chief Guest on the occa-sion.
As many as, 10 students ofthe host school participatedin the contest and expressedtheir views on the topic.
Imtyaz of class 6th wasadjudged first while Yasir ofclass 6th and Arif of class 8thclinched 2nd and 3rd posi-tions, respectively. Besides,Imtyaz of class 7th andYounis of class 7th baggedconsolation prizes.
Speaking on the occasion,
the Chief Guest appreciatedthe efforts of InformationDepartment for the pro-gramme and urged for organ-ising similar events on regu-lar basis.
On the occasion, the artistsof Information Departmentpresented theme based scin-tillating cultural programme.Later, the Chief Guest gaveaway prizes and certificatesto the participants of the con-test. Vandhna Gupta, SawhaPervez and Farida Khanacted as judges on the occa-sion.
Among others present werestaff members of InformationDepartment and students inlarge number.
STATE TIMES NEWSRAMBAN: DistrictDevelopment Commissioner,Showkat Aijaz Bhat, todayinaugurated the fruit andvegetable preservation train-ing programme organised bythe HorticultureDepartment (HD) onSaturday.
Others present on the occa-sion were Chief HorticultureOfficer, Mukesh Kumar,Farm Manager, Rajesh Dharand other officers whileOmkar Singh and FarooqAhmed were the resource
persons.The experts from
Horticulture Canning Units,Jammu imparted thedemonstration and technicalguidance/knowhow of mak-ing pickles and fruit jam tomore than 30 women belong-ing to different panchyats ofRamban for improvingtheir food preparation skillsbesides setting-up of thefruit and vegetable process-ing unit.
Speaking on the occasion,DDC appreciated the horti-culture department for
organising the training pro-gramme.
He directed the CHO toorganise such programmesin far-flung areas especiallyfor women folk besidesinvolving self help groups,Panchayats, Yuva Kendrasetc. CHO informed that theinterested candidates cancontact the horticultureoffice or respective unitincharges through writtencommunication or telephoni-cally for taking advancetraining under 3 month andsix months courses.
DDC inaugurates fruit, vegetablepreservation training camp
DDC Showkat Aijaz Bhat after inaugurating training camp.
JKSWDC organisesawareness camp STATE TIMES NEWS
MAHORE: With a purpose tocreate awareness of variousschemes related to women,J&K State WomenDevelopment Corporation(JKSWDC) organised anawareness camp at villageGarh Shajroo Mahore districtReasi .
On the occasion, the womenfolk were made aware aboutthe schemes being implement-ed by JKSWDC. ShabirAhmed Ward Member GarhShajroo was the Chief Guestduring the awareness camp.
Mohd Iqbal District ManagerWomen Dev. Corporation ReasiDoda highlighted variousschemes being implemented byJKSWDC which includeNMDFC, NBCFDC,NHFDC WEP and educationloan schemes launched byJKWDC for socio- economicupliftment of women.
Shabir Ahmed requested thewomen to come forward andtake the benefits of the loanschemes provided at nominalrate of interest.
Bir Singh, Bashir Ahmed,Jagat Singh Social worker,Gulzar Ahmed, JKWDC StaffMembers and other prominentpersons were also present.
Symposium on ‘Role of youthtowards parents, society’ held
Awareness on road safety impartedSTATE TIMES NEWS
REASI: A road safety awareness programme was organised bythe Department of Motor Vehicles at Bus Stand, here today.
Addressing the gathering ADC Rajinder Sharma stressed onuse of seatbelt and helmets for safe and secure driving. He alsourged parents not to allow underage and unlicensed familymembers to drive any motor vehicle.
Highlighting the importance of following traffic rules, DySPNikhil Gogna said that in 2018 alone, 186 vehicular accidentscaused 29 deaths and grievous injuries to 249 in Reasi. Hecalled for immediate measures and collective efforts to avoidsuch accidents. ARTO Reasi, Shammi Kumar asked the trans-porters not to drive under the influence of drugs and alcohol.He also asked them to refrain from plying unfit vehicles andoverloading of passengers. He also informed commercial vehi-cle drivers to avail AASRA, a free-of-cost insurance schemelaunched by Social Welfare Department. SHO Reasi, AshwaniSharma, Motor Vehicles Inspector, Sunil Sharma and SOTraffic, Irshad Ahmad were also present on the occasion.
MHS DAV Cent PublicSchool organisesBhasha Sangam
STATE TIMES NEWSAKHNOOR: MHS DAV CentPublic School Akhnoor cele-brated 'Bhasha Sangam'Programme under 'Ek BharatShrestha Bharat' to integrateIndia in one thread despitevast linguistic diversity.
Earlier, the school organisedposter making competitionunder the heading 'BhashayesAnek Phir Bhi Bharat Ek'. Acultural event was also organ-ised in which the studentsdressed up in beautiful tradi-tional dresses of differentstates participated. Theyintroduced themselves in dif-ferent languages which initiat-ed a light of equality not as apart of region or state but asone India. Moreover routinelanguage teaching pro-grammes are also being organ-ised. Alok Betab, PrincipalMHS DAV Cent Public SchoolAkhnoor appreciated the stu-dents for their motivationalpresentation. He encouragedother students to participate insuch programmes and freelylearn the culture and lan-guages of other states also asthey are the future assets ofthe country who have to carryone India concept.
STATE TIMES NEWSRAJOURI: AssistantCommissioner RevenueMohd Ashraf on Saturdayflagged off an ElectionExpress van to createawareness among the votersand enroll new voters underSpecial Summary Revision.
The Election Express willtravel across the district innext three days to motivatethe voters for enrollment.The van is equipped with apublic address system aswell as banners regardingthe special summary revi-sion.
The Deputy DistrictElection Officer informedthat the special ElectionExpress has been launched
for instilling more energy inthe ongoing SVEEP cam-paign for special summaryrevision.
It was imperative to createmass awareness on the needfor greater electoral partici-pation for a stronger democ-racy, he added saying thatunder SVEEP plan, the tar-get was to ensure systematicenrolment of eligible votersand ensure maximum partic-ipation of already enrolledvoters. Besides, specialawareness camps have beenorganised throughout thedistrict under special sum-mary revision to motivate,aware and enroll the newvoters who have attained theage of 18 years.
STATE TIMES NEWSNOWSHERA: The Staffand students of Christ HighSchool Nowshera celebratedthe Happy Christmas, theBirthday of Jesus Christ, bydecorating and lighting thepremises. On this occasion
they cut a Christmas cakeand distributed among theparticipants.
Santa Claus kept on roam-ing and distributing the tof-fees. Later a prayer was alsoperformed for the peace andprosperity of all.
Special Summary Revision:Election Express flagged off
Children celebrating Christmas at Nowshera.
STATE TIMES NEWS SAMBA: DistrictDevelopment Commissio-ner, Sushma Chauhan onSaturday reviewed theachievements under CAPEXbudget, Centrally SponsoredSchemes and languishingprojects besides action takenreport on decisions taken in
the District DevelopmentBoard meeting.
During the meeting, theofficers presented details ofthe works done and targetsachieved through a powerpoint presentation.
The departments submit-ted their respective actiontaken reports along with
photographs with regard tothe progress on languishingprojects of the district anddecisions taken in the DDBmeeting.
The Deputy Commissionerasked the concerned Officersto expedite the pace ofprogress on works for theirtimely completion.
The meeting was attendedby Arvind Kotwal AdditionalDistrict DevelopmentCommissioner, SukhleenKour, Chief PlanningOfficer, Jyoti Rani SalathiaPO ICDS, Muddasir LateifTasir ACD, GeneralManager DIC, PO DRDA,PO IWMP, DPO, DSWO,CMO, CEO besides otherofficers.
DC inaugurates ZEO office building;distributes woolens among studentsSTATE TIMES NEWS
KATHUA: Deputy Commissioner, Rohit Khajuria on Saturdayinaugurated the newly renovated building of Zonal Education Office,Kathua here near Ramleela Ground.
ACR Kathua, Jatinder Mishra, CEO, Bishan Singh, InchargeZEO Kathua, Kewal Singh, staff members and students were pres-ent on this occasion. The DC said that the renovated office is locatednear the main market and will make it more accessible to generalpublic. Later, the DC also distributed woolens among the students ofBoys Hr. Sec. School, Kathua and Govt. Girls Middle School, ChakShaikhan. Making fervent appeal, the DC asked everybody to comeforward and donate generously for helping the needy, who aredeprived of necessities of life. He appreciated the efforts of the schoolmanagement who managed the uniforms (sweaters) for the poor andneedy students for the winter season. He also motivated the teachersto impart quality education to these students so that they can becomeresponsible citizen of our society.
Progress under CAPEX budget, CSS,languishing projects reviewed
Christmas celebrated inChrist High School
STATE TIMES NEWSREASI: DeputyCommissioner Reasi, DrSagar Dattatray Doifode onSaturday chaired a meetingto review the arrangementsfor Republic Day-2019 cele-brations in the district.
SSP Reasi, NishaNathyal, ADDC Reasi,Ramesh Chander, ADCReasi, Rajinder Sharma,ACR Reasi, HarbansSharma, Tehsildars and dis-trict officers of various
departments besides offi-cials from military and para-military forces also attendedthe meeting.
In the meeting, districtofficers briefed the DCabout their preparations forthe national event. Officialsfrom military and paramili-tary forces also briefed theDC about their preparationsfor the Republic day celebra-tions. The DC asked depart-ments to showcase theirtableaus at the Republic
Day parade. He also askedthem to name outstandingpersonalities of the districtto be felicitated on the day.
Arrangements for seating,safety measures, groundpreparation and emergencyservices were also discussedin the meeting.
The DC directed the con-cerned officers to put inplace all arrangements wellin time for the successfulcelebration of the RepublicDay.
Republic Day arrangements reviewed
