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4 STATE Greater Kashmir SRINAGAR | May 25, 2013, Saturday OBITUARIES FATEHA KHAWANI With profound grief and sorrow, we inform the sad demise of Muhammad Maqbool Zargar (Porat) S/o Ghulam Rasool Zargar (Porat) R/o Koolipora, Khanyar who passed away on 24th of May 2013 at 5:30 AM. Fateha Khawani will be held on (Sunday) 26th May 2013 at 10:00 AM at Shahampora near Gunj Baksh Park, Nowhatta, Srinagar. BEREAVED ATTA MUHAMMAD ZARGAR (PORAT) GHULAM ALI ZARGAR (PORAT) CELL NO. 9906650953, 9906510711 INVITATION CANCELLED FATEHA KHAWANI Due to the sad demise of Nighat Nigeen D/o Abdul Ahad Dar R/o Housing Colony Bemina Near Shahihamdan Masjid Sector 2D/House No 555, the Marriage Ceremony of my Son which was scheduled to be held on 25 th /26 th May 2013 is hereby Cancelled. The Fateha Khawani of my beloved daughter will take place on (Sunday) 26 th of May 2013 at 10.00 AM at our graveyard near Anjum Masjid Bemina. BEREAVED FAMILY Abdul Ahad Dar, Javeed Jeelani Dar, Altaf Ahmad Dar Cell No. 9697976600, 9858764888 003 SAD DEMISE With profound grief and sorrow, we inform the sad demise of Ghulam Muhammad Najar S/o Abdul Razaq Najar who passed away on Thursday. His Fateh-e-khawani will be held On sunday at 10 AM at his ancestral graveyard at Ellahi Bagh near Masjid Hyder. Bereaved Muhammad Yaqoub Najar Pervaiz Ahmad Najar Cell No: 9906925463 GOVERNOR INTERACTS WITH IAS ASPIRANTS 'JK youth have high potential to make it to Civil Services' Srinagar, May 24: Governor N N Vohra said Friday that system- atic hard work and a clear and positive approach and suitable guidance would contribute towards success in the All India Civil Services Examination. The Governor was inter- acting with the students who have registered themselves, for undergoing coaching for taking the Civil Services Examination, at the Centre for Career Planning and Counselling at the Kashmir University. He reiterated that the youth of the Jammu and Kashmir State have very high potential if provided the appropriate opportuni- ties and called upon them to work hard so that a size- able number of them could get selected for the All India Civil Services and other supe- rior openings at the national level. Expressing happi- ness over the progressive increase, every passing year, in the number of boys and girls from J&K who are joining the All India and Cen- tral Services, he said that he has great expectations from the youth of the State. He observed that if they worked hard J&K has the potential to be one of the first three States in the country. He advised the students to make the best use of all the available opportunities, particularly the very well stocked library of the Kash- mir University. Referring to the need for setting up a residential coaching centre at the Kash- mir University, the Governor said that the Vice Chancel- lor had already taken up this matter and he shall discuss this with the Union Human Resource Development Min- ister during his forthcoming visit to the State. Referring to the activi- ties of the Centre for Career Planning and Counselling of the Kashmir University, the Governor was happy to be informed that in the past year over 600 students of the University had secured placements in the leading corporate houses. He suggested to the Vice- Chancellor to arrange inter- action of the boys and girls undergoing coaching at this Counselling Centre with those who have qualified for the All India Civil Services from the State this year and, besides, arrange lectures on relevant themes by experts, for the ben- efit of the students. This was followed by a lively question-answer session during which the Governor shared his experiences with the students and gave some suggestions to them about how to get through in the competi- tive examinations. “You are very lucky to have all the opportunities and you have to make the best use of these”, He said and urged them to firmly resolve that they shall succeed not- withstanding any constraints which they may face. Prof Talat Ahmad, Vice- Chancellor, Kashmir Uni- versity, thanked the Gov- ernor, who is Chancellor of the Kashmir University, for taking keen interest in the growth of the University. Prof Shabir Ahmad Bhat, Director, Centre for Career Planning and Counselling, Kashmir University, in his welcome address, dwelt on the activities and achieve- ments of the Centre. Prof Zafar Ahmad, Regis- trar, University of Kashmir, presented a Vote of Thanks. Navin K. Choudhary, Principal Secretary to the Governor, senior function- aries of the University and students were present during the interactive session. DFP denounces Shah’s house arrest Srinagar, May 24: Democratic Freedom Party chairman Shabir Ahmad Shah was again placed under house arrest today. “By placing Shah under house arrest, the police barred him from participating in the funeral prayers of Maulvi Hilal Ahmad,” said a spokesman of the DFP in a statement today. Soz meets Governor Srinagar, May 24: Prof. Saif-ud-Din Soz, President, Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee and Member of Parliament, met N. N. Vohra, Governor, at Raj Bhavan here this evening. The Governor and Prof. Soz discussed several important matters relating to the rapid socio-economic development of the State. Prof. Soz felicitated the Governor on his continuing association with the future growth of the State. Zaffar alleges human rights violations Srinagar, May 24: Jammu and Kashmir Salvation Movement (JKSM) chairman Zaffar Akbar Bhat has appealed to the inter- national human rights organizations to take notice of the human rights violations being allegedly committed by the forces in Kash- mir. Zaffar was addressing a gathering at Barzalla here. He alleged that the police and armed forces were using lethal weapons against innocent people of Kashmir. He alleged that the use of brute force could not prevent the people of Kashmir from pursuing their just struggle for securing right to self-determination. Zaffar paid tributes to Mufti Hilal, Jibran Khalid, Abdus Salam, Bilal Ahmad Beig, Abdul Majeed Shaikh , Muhammad Yasin and other martyrs of Kashmir. ML, JKMM pay tributes to Mufti Hilal Srinagar, May 24: Muslim League Jammu Kashmir secretary gen- eral Abdul Ahad Parra on Friday said the people of Kashmir would never forget the sacrifices offered by the martyrs for cause of their right of self determination. “We will continue our struggle till the mission of martyrs is taken to its logical end,” said Parra, who was speaking at the funeral procession of shaheed Mufti Hilal at Pattan. He paid glowing tributes to the slain youth and expressed solidarity with his family. Meanwhile, Jammu Kashmir Mass Movement chairperson Farida Behanji has also paid rich tributes to the Shaheed Hilal. She has expressed sympathies with the bereaved family and prayed for the martyred youth. SAD DEMISE With profound grief and sorrow, we inform the sad demise of Ab. Rehman Badayari S/o Mohd Ramzan Badayari R/o Bishamber Nagar Khayam Srinagar who left for heavenly abode on 23 rd May 2013 at his residence Bishember Nagar Khayam. His congregational Fateha Khawani will be held at their ancestral graveyard Malkha near Gurudwara on 26 th May 2013 at 9.30 am BEREAVED FAMILY 004 Chief Secretary calls on Governor Srinagar, May 24: Muhammad Iqbal Khandey, Chief Secretary, called on Governor N. N. Vohra, at Raj Bhavan, here this afternoon. The Governor had wide ranging discussions with Khandey, on issues relating to governance, security, and the growth and develop- ment of the State. The Governor also reviewed with Khandey several important matters relating to the ensuing Amarnath Yatra. Mahayagya at Zeasthdevi shrine on May 28 Srinagar, May 24: The Mahayagya is being organized at shrine of Mata Zeasthadevi here for peace of the mankind and is likely to be attended by a large number of saints and people from Kashmir and outside. A statement said Zeashtadevi Prabhandhak Committee, which is managing the shrine shall be providing free boarding and lodging for all those devottees and yatris who stay and visit the shrine As per the President of ZDPC, B B Bhat, Kalash Puja would be per- formed on May 28 at 6 PM, followed by Puran Ahoti on May 29 at 12.30 PM and Prasad Vitran would be organised on May 29 at 1 PM. Army organises medical camp Srinagar, May 24: A free medical camp was organized at Palhalan by Army’s 29 Rashtriya Rifles. A statement said the camp was organised for the first time in this area in which a team of doctors including dentist and lady doctors were brought together under one roof to perform a free health checkup. A large number of patients of all age groups including children and women from in and around Palhalan were provided free medical aid and medicines by the team of doctors from both civil and Army. The medical camp was followed by Awami Mulaqat which was chaired Brig Sanjay Puri, Commander, 10 Sector RR. Brig Sanjay Puri, Col Prashant Pande, Commanding Officer 29 RR, Moin Ahmad, Tehsildar Pattan and Fayaz Ahmad, SDPO Pattan were amongst the prominent army and civil dignitaries present on the occasion. Col Prashant Pande, Commanding Officer 29 Rashtriya Rifles, exhorted the importance of maintaining peace for carrying out devel- opment activities and promised whole hearted assistance of Army.
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4 state Greater KashmirSrinagar | May 25, 2013, Saturday
OBITUARIES
Fateha KhawaniWith profound grief and sorrow, we inform the sad demise of Muhammad Maqbool Zargar (Porat) S/o Ghulam Rasool Zargar (Porat) R/o Koolipora, Khanyar who passed away on 24th of May 2013 at 5:30 AM. Fateha Khawani will be held on (Sunday) 26th May 2013 at 10:00 AM at Shahampora near Gunj Baksh Park, Nowhatta, Srinagar.
Bereaved atta MuhaMMad Zargar (Porat)
ghulaM ali Zargar (Porat)Cell No. 9906650953, 9906510711
InvItatIon CanCelled Fateha KhawanI
Due to the sad demise of Nighat Nigeen D/o Abdul Ahad Dar R/o Housing Colony Bemina Near Shahihamdan Masjid Sector 2D/House No 555, the Marriage Ceremony of my Son which was scheduled to be held on 25th/26th May 2013 is hereby Cancelled.The Fateha Khawani of my beloved daughter will take place on (Sunday) 26th of May 2013 at 10.00 AM at our graveyard near Anjum Masjid Bemina.
Bereaved FaMilyAbdul Ahad Dar, Javeed Jeelani Dar, Altaf Ahmad Dar Cell No. 9697976600, 9858764888
003
Sad demISeWith profound grief and sorrow, we inform the sad demise of Ghulam Muhammad Najar S/o Abdul Razaq Najar who passed away on Thursday. His Fateh-e-khawani will be held On sunday at 10 AM at his ancestral graveyard at Ellahi Bagh near Masjid Hyder.
BereavedMuhammad Yaqoub Najar
Pervaiz Ahmad Najar Cell No: 9906925463
Governor interacts with ias aspirants
'JK youth have high potential to make it to Civil Services'
Srinagar , May 24: G o v e r n o r N N Vohra said Friday that system-atic hard work and a
clear and positive approach and suitable guidance would contribute towards success in the All India Civil Services Examination. The Governor was inter-acting with the students who have registered themselves, for undergoing coaching for taking the Civil Services Examination, at the Centre for Career Planning and Counselling at the Kashmir University. He reiterated that the youth of the Jammu and Kashmir State have very high potential if provided the appropriate opportuni-ties and called upon them to work hard so that a size-able number of them could get selected for the All India
Civil Services and other supe-rior openings at the national level. Expressing happi-ness over the progressive increase, every passing year, in the number of boys and girls from J&K who are joining the All India and Cen-tral Services, he said that he has great expectations from the youth of the State. He observed that if they worked hard J&K has the potential to be one of the first three States in the country. He advised the students to make the best use of all the available opportunities, particularly the very well stocked library of the Kash-mir University. Referring to the need for setting up a residential coaching centre at the Kash-mir University, the Governor said that the Vice Chancel-lor had already taken up this matter and he shall discuss this with the Union Human Resource Development Min-
ister during his forthcoming visit to the State. Referring to the activi-ties of the Centre for Career Planning and Counselling of the Kashmir University, the Governor was happy to be informed that in the past year over 600 students of the University had secured placements in the leading corporate houses. He suggested to the Vice-Chancellor to arrange inter-action of the boys and girls undergoing coaching at this Counselling Centre with those who have qualified for the All India Civil Services from the State this year and, besides, arrange lectures on relevant themes by experts, for the ben-efit of the students. This was followed by a lively question-answer session during which the Governor shared his experiences with the students and gave some suggestions to them about how to get through in the competi-tive examinations.
“You are very lucky to have all the opportunities and you have to make the best use of these”, He said and urged them to firmly resolve that they shall succeed not-withstanding any constraints which they may face. Prof Talat Ahmad, Vice-Chancellor, Kashmir Uni-versity, thanked the Gov-ernor, who is Chancellor of the Kashmir University, for taking keen interest in the growth of the University. Prof Shabir Ahmad Bhat, Director, Centre for Career Planning and Counselling, Kashmir University, in his welcome address, dwelt on the activities and achieve-ments of the Centre. Prof Zafar Ahmad, Regis-trar, University of Kashmir, presented a Vote of Thanks. Navin K. Choudhary, Principal Secretary to the Governor, senior function-aries of the University and students were present during the interactive session.
DFp denounces shah’s house arrestSrinagar, May 24: Democratic Freedom Party chairman Shabir Ahmad Shah was again placed under house arrest today. “By placing Shah under house arrest, the police barred him from participating in the funeral prayers of Maulvi Hilal Ahmad,” said a spokesman of the DFP in a statement today.
soz meets Governor Srinagar, May 24: Prof. Saif-ud-Din Soz, President, Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee and Member of Parliament, met N. N. Vohra, Governor, at Raj Bhavan here this evening. The Governor and Prof. Soz discussed several important matters relating to the rapid socio-economic development of the State.Prof. Soz felicitated the Governor on his continuing association with the future growth of the State.
Zaffar alleges human rights violations Srinagar, May 24: Jammu and Kashmir Salvation Movement (JKSM) chairman Zaffar Akbar Bhat has appealed to the inter-national human rights organizations to take notice of the human rights violations being allegedly committed by the forces in Kash-mir. Zaffar was addressing a gathering at Barzalla here. He alleged that the police and armed forces were using lethal weapons against innocent people of Kashmir. He alleged that the use of brute force could not prevent the people of Kashmir from pursuing their just struggle for securing right to self-determination. Zaffar paid tributes to Mufti Hilal, Jibran Khalid, Abdus Salam, Bilal Ahmad Beig, Abdul Majeed Shaikh , Muhammad Yasin and other martyrs of Kashmir.
ML, JKMM pay tributes to Mufti hilal Srinagar, May 24: Muslim League Jammu Kashmir secretary gen-eral Abdul Ahad Parra on Friday said the people of Kashmir would never forget the sacrifices offered by the martyrs for cause of their right of self determination. “We will continue our struggle till the mission of martyrs is taken to its logical end,” said Parra, who was speaking at the funeral procession of shaheed Mufti Hilal at Pattan. He paid glowing tributes to the slain youth and expressed solidarity with his family. Meanwhile, Jammu Kashmir Mass Movement chairperson Farida Behanji has also paid rich tributes to the Shaheed Hilal. She has expressed sympathies with the bereaved family and prayed for the martyred youth. S a d d e m i S e
With profound grief and sorrow, we inform the sad demise of Ab. Rehman Badayari S/o Mohd Ramzan Badayari R/o Bishamber Nagar Khayam Srinagar who left for heavenly abode on 23rd May 2013 at his residence Bishember Nagar Khayam. His congregational Fateha Khawani will be held at their ancestral graveyard Malkha near Gurudwara on 26th May 2013 at 9.30 am
Bereaved Family004
chief secretary calls on Governor Srinagar, May 24: Muhammad Iqbal Khandey, Chief Secretary, called on Governor N. N. Vohra, at Raj Bhavan, here this afternoon. The Governor had wide ranging discussions with Khandey, on issues relating to governance, security, and the growth and develop-ment of the State. The Governor also reviewed with Khandey several important matters relating to the ensuing Amarnath Yatra.
Mahayagya at Zeasthdevi shrine on May 28Srinagar, May 24: The Mahayagya is being organized at shrine of Mata Zeasthadevi here for peace of the mankind and is likely to be attended by a large number of saints and people from Kashmir and outside. A statement said Zeashtadevi Prabhandhak Committee, which is managing the shrine shall be providing free boarding and lodging for all those devottees and yatris who stay and visit the shrineAs per the President of ZDPC, B B Bhat, Kalash Puja would be per-formed on May 28 at 6 PM, followed by Puran Ahoti on May 29 at 12.30 PM and Prasad Vitran would be organised on May 29 at 1 PM.
army organises medical campSrinagar, May 24: A free medical camp was organized at Palhalan by Army’s 29 Rashtriya Rifles. A statement said the camp was organised for the first time in this area in which a team of doctors including dentist and lady doctors were brought together under one roof to perform a free health checkup. A large number of patients of all age groups including children and women from in and around Palhalan were provided free medical aid and medicines by the team of doctors from both civil and Army. The medical camp was followed by Awami Mulaqat which was chaired Brig Sanjay Puri, Commander, 10 Sector RR. Brig Sanjay Puri, Col Prashant Pande, Commanding Officer 29 RR, Moin Ahmad, Tehsildar Pattan and Fayaz Ahmad, SDPO Pattan were amongst the prominent army and civil dignitaries present on the occasion. Col Prashant Pande, Commanding Officer 29 Rashtriya Rifles, exhorted the importance of maintaining peace for carrying out devel-opment activities and promised whole hearted assistance of Army.
