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13 Greater Kashmir SRINAGAR | May 17, 2016, Tuesday GOVT. OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR DEPARTMENT OF HOSPITAL ENGINEERING OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER (ELECTRIC) SHER-I-KASHMIR INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES SOURA SRINAGAR SHORT TERM TENDER NOTICE NIT NO: SIMS/HEE/E/NIT NO 11 of 2016-17 Dated:11-05-2016 For and on behalf of Governor J&K State, sealed tenders affixed with Rs. 5/= revenue stamps are invited from electrical contractors registered with competent Authority for following works:- S. No Name of the Work Estimated Amount E/Money deposit Tender fee Time of completion 1. Electrification for under construction security shed, ticket counter and bath room at new car parking area near Haba Khatoon Nurses Hostel at SKIMS Soura. 0.75 Lacs Rs. 1500/- Rs. 100/- 15 days The detail of work/BOQ is available for downloading on official web site of SKIMS (www.skims. ac.in) from 12.05.2016 to 23.05.2016(upto 4 PM) for its downloading. The tender documents duly signed and stamped on each page shall be deposited personally in the office of undersigned upto 24-05-2016 (2 PM). The tenders shall be opened in the office of undersigned (in presence of tenderer who may wish for participation) on 25-05-2016 at 2 PM or on any subsequent date convenient to the tender opening committee. No. SIMS 139/Xen/E/TN-11/2016/316-23-489-D SD/- Executive Engineer (Electric) Dated: 11/5/2016 SKIMS, Soura S-002 Drafting faulty road DPRs to land officials in soup: Gadkari J&K Bank envisages 20% credit growth in JK Srinagar, May 16: All Kashmir Gold Jewellers Association today demanded that excise duty on gold should not be imposed in Jammu and Kashmir given the state’s special status. The association held a meet- ing here under the chairman- ship of its president Buhavddin Zargar, which among others was aended by General Secretary Muhammad Iqbal Shah, Joint Secretary Aijaz Ahmed Quershi, Vice-president Muhammad Amin Bala and members Altaf Ahmed Wani, Mumtaz Ahmed Zargar, Majid Zargar, Surjeel Ahmed Zargar, Shamim Kathwari, Wasim Hussain, and Farooq Ahmed Bala. All district representatives partici- pated in the meeting. The meeting was informed that the General Secretary had aended many meetings in Mumbai and Delhi of all India Gold Action Com- miee where he was appointed as a core commiee member. The general Secretary informed the members that according to the handicraſt bill passed in Jan 2015 “the gold jewellery has been declared as a handicraſt product so it needs to be exempted from any excise duty. Also as the state has special status, the excise law cannot be implemented in the state. “It is a known fact that 90 per cent of gold jewellery is handmade by our artisans and even common man is aware of this. So according to Supreme Court ruling handi- craſts cannot be brought under excise law,” it said. The association has decided that in near future a full-fledged meeting will be held in which all districts members will be called for participation. Their opinion will be taken regarding future course of action and association maers will be discussed in detail. GKNN New Delhi, May 16: In a stern warning to officials over faulty project reports, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari today cautioned that officials con- cerned could be booked in case of accidents happening due to flawed road designing. The Road Transport and Highways Minister said he was "immensely pained" to see that as high as 1.5 lakh people are dying in road accidents here annually and faulty road designing is one of the major causes of accidents on several stretches. "With folded hands I want to make a request to those who prepare DPRs (detailed proj- ect reports). Please don't take wrong meaning of my words. I am giving instruction that on those roads where frequent accidents happen, persons making DPRs should also be made accused...I will ensure this comes in the Act," Gad- kari said at highways sector stakeholders' meet and launch of ministry's information tech- nology initiatives. The Centre has constituted a group of ministers (GoM), headed by Rajasthan Trans- port Minister Yunus Khan, for framing stricter traffic rules and penalties for vari- ous offences. "It immensely pains me to see 1.5 lakh road accident deaths ... Not so many people die in any war or serious mishap...For every accident driver alone is not respon- sible. For many accidents wrong road engineering and faulty design is responsible," Gadkari asserted. Cautioning officials con- cerned to take utmost precau- tions while drafting DPRs, the Minister also said that there should be adequate provisions of underpasses and overbridg- es for crossing of roads which in the past were lacking from many crucial stretches to make the project more cost- effective. "When you make DPR and somebody from Ministry or NHAI asks you to change the design, ask them to give so in writing. Wherever there is needed, we have to make over- bridge, underpasses otherwise if road speed increases with- out any provision of crossing, accidents will increase." India accounts for as high as 5 lakh road accidents per annum in which 3 lakh people are crippled while another 1.5 lakh die and the total cost to the economy on this account is valued at 3 per cent of the GDP. PTI Customer service a top priority: Chairman Srinagar, May 16: J&K Bank is eyeing a credit growth of around 20% in the J&K state with special focus on agricul- ture, trade and services sec- tors. Besides, the Bank plans to lay special emphasis on customer service by devising a state-of-the-art monitoring system for redressing cus- tomer grievances. This was stated by Mush- taq Ahmad, Chairman & CEO, J&K Bank at the Bank’s Annual Zonal Review meet held here at SKICC today. The meeting was attended by Executive Presidents, Senior Presidents, Zonal Heads from across country and heads of various departments at Cor- porate Headquarters level. The meeting was con- vened “to assess, under- stand and think as to what we have done, what we need to do and how we have done & how we need to do”. Nota- bly, J&K Bank is the major credit player in the J&K State with a contribution of over 63% amounting to over Rs.26000 Cr to the total loan book of all banks operating here. The branch network of the bank stands at over 740 branches in the state and the strength of ATM network is 929 in the state. Emphasizing that Bank would continue to carry the legacy of growth, Chairman said, “We have a history of moving ahead with great pace despite all odds like economic downturn, from 2005 earthquake to Septem- ber 2014 floods.” Putting the Bank’s per- formance in perspective, Chairman observed that economic slowdown coupled with meek growth in bank- ing sector had underscored the need to identify promis- ing and performing sectors and facilitate their growth by pumping more funds into them. “I believe we need to aggressively pursue our business goals and in that direction we should achieve credit growth of around 20% in J&K State with special emphasis on agriculture through KCC, SHGs, and trade and services sectors.” Attaching prime impor- tance to customer satisfac- tion, Chairman urged the Zonal Heads to make them- selves accessible to the customers to give personal touch to customer service. While he expressed satis- faction over drastic decrease in the number of customer complaints, Chairman urged the operative heads not to remain complacent and ensure earning cus- tomer gratification by stick- ing to customer complaints redressal mechanism through personal availabil- ity, responsive communica- tion, and better coordination among employees and across hierarchies. He also revealed the Bank’s plan of devising spe- cial financial products cus- tomized as per the require- ments of people from differ- ent segments of society and even from varied geogra- phies across India. Describing Zonal Heads as ambassadors of the Bank, the Chairman coun- selled them to understand their roles and realize their responsibilities to ensure J&K Bank continues to retain the emotional equity of the people of the state. Further, the Chairman underlined the need to focus on technology driven new age banking platforms to improve customer con- venience and reduce foot- fall on branches. “Mobile banking, ebanking, PoS machines and other digital platforms are the contem- porary game changers and if we want to excel we got to exploit them to their full potential”, he said. Havells launches ‘Havells Galaxy’ in city Srinagar, May 16: An exclusive retail showroom ‘Havells Galaxy’ was inaugurated in Srinagar at Narsinghgrah Batmaloo which is the first Havells Galaxy in the city and 4th in the valley. A statement said the com- pany already has more than 350 Havells galaxies across India. Muzaffar Ahmed, Branch Head –Havells India Limited said, “The Galaxy symbolizes Havells’ innovative leadership position in the Electrical and Power Distribution equipment market. It will serve to provide an array of electrical appliances and consumer products, all cre- ated to adhere to the demands of modern living. The products we are offering combine the ari- butes of elegance, technological advancement and convenience in one”. Havells India has been operat- ing and marketing its products in Jammu & Kashmir for the past many years and this is the 4th galaxy of Havells in the Kashmir valley. ‘JK be exempted from excise duty on gold jewellery’ FCIK OFFICE OF THE ELECTION COMMISSION FEDERATION OF CHAMBERS OF INDUSTRIES KASHMIR FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK FCIK 004 NOTIFICATION FOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL The Election Commission FCIK hereby notifies conduct of election to the Executive Council from the elected representatives of affiliated associations in organised industrial estates, district level unorganized sector and approved lines of activities. The last date for filing of papers on prescribed nomination forms has been scheduled for 25 th of May,2016. The result of successful candidates from General Council shall be declared at 2.00 PM on 20 th of May in presence of desired members. Sd/-( Mir Shahid Kamili) Coordinator EC GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU & KASHMIR OFFICE OF THE TRANSPORT COMMISSIONER/CHAIRMAN STATE TRANSPORT AUTHORITY, J&K OLD SECTT., SRINAGAR Subject: Issuance of instructions for implementation of Rule 85 (10) (11) of the central Motor Vehicles Rule 1989. ORDER NO. 63 OF 2016 DATED: 12.05.2016 Rule 85 (10) of the Central Motor Vehicle Rule 1989 requires maintenance of Log Book containing details of the passengers for each journey of the vehicle with the tourist permit. The details of the Log Book has to be furnished to the Chairman, State Transport Authority (STA), once in every three months. Under sub rule (11) of Rule 85. In order to facilitate submission of information on a uniform pattern, I, Pervez Iqbal Khateeb, IAS, Transport Commissioner, J&K hereby direct that the information under Rule 85 (11) shall hence forth be furnished in the format annexed to this order. All permit holders of tourist permit vehicles are advised to do the needful to avoid inconvenience arising out of any default. Sd/- (P. I. Khateeb) IAS, Transport Commissioner & DIPK-1861 Chairman State Transport Authority, J&K, Srinagar ANNEXURE TO GOVERNMENT ORDER NO. 63 OF 2016 DATED: 12.05.2016. Statement showing details of Trips carried out during the Quarter _______________ to_____________ (i) Vehicle Registration No. _____________ (ii)Date of Registration _____________ (iii) All India Permit No_____________ (iv) Permit Valid up to__________________ (v) Name & address of the owner/Permit Holder ____________________________ (vi) Contact No. of Owner ______________________________________________ (vii) Name and contact No. of the driver __________________________________ (viii) License No. of the driver ____________________________________________ (ix) Issuing Authority, & Validity of Licence __________________________________ S.No Date Details of Journey Points Name. Contact No.& Address of the hirer Total Passengers It is certified that the above information is correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. It is further certified that I have maintained the requisite Log Book and detailed list of passengers in respect of each trip as per Rule 85 of the CMVR, 1989, which shall be made available to the authorities on demand. Place: Date: (Signature of the owner/Permit holder) M-006 2-day National Group Meet at SKUAST-K Srinagar, May 16: The two-day National Group Meet of All India Co-ordained Research Project on Forage Crops and Utilization begins today here at SKUAST-K. The event is organized by SKUAST-K in collaboration with ICAR at Nund Reshi Convention Centre of the University here. The meeting was inaugurated by Prof Nazeer Ahmed, Vice-Chan- cellor who was the Chief Guest on the occasion. Dr J S Chauhan and Dr JS Solanki, ADG’s of ICAR were the Guests of Honour. A spokesperson said the audi- ence included around 120 delegates from different SAUs and Centres, Offi- cers/HoDs/Scientists of University, Heads of Line Departments, Progres- sive farmers and other stakeholders. “A total of ten publications includ- ing the Annual Report (Kharif 2015) of AICRP-FC and a book on Oats were released on the occasion,” he added. “Dr M Y Ghani, Associate Director Research presented welcome address. Dr A.K.Roy, Project Coordinator, AICRP-FC presented the review of the proj- ect work. Dr Gul Zafar presented the vote of thanks. Scientists are expected to deliberate upon various issues related to fodder development/ production and technology generation in 2 days National Group Meeting,” he said. Vice Chancellor speaking on the occasion informed that live- stock production and agriculture are complementary to each other and both are crucial for overall food security and 65-70 per cent of the population is dependent on agri- culture for their livelihood and con- tribute 14.10 % to GDP while Live- stock contributes 4% to national GDP and is a source of employment and livelihood for most of the popu- lation in rural areas. MCX 24kt/10gm Sensex 25653.23 Gold `30,236 Nifty 7860.75 Silver `41,417 Crude 3,167 Dollar ` 66.84 Euro ` 75.76 Pound ` 96.23 Saudi Riyal `17.83 Dirham `18.20 Kuwaiti Dinar `221.73 Yen `0.61 Ch Yuan `10.26 45.85 163.66 `202 `443 70 BUSINESS twitter.com/GreaterKashmir_ facebook.com/DailyGreaterKashmir epaper.GreaterKashmir.com CMYK
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13Greater Kashmir SRINAGAR | May 17, 2016, Tuesday
GOVT. OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR
DEPARTMENT OF HOSPITAL ENGINEERINGOFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER (ELECTRIC)
SHER-I-KASHMIR INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES SOURA SRINAGARSHORT TERM TENDER NOTICE
NIT NO: SIMS/HEE/E/NIT NO 11 of 2016-17 Dated:11-05-2016For and on behalf of Governor J&K State, sealed tenders affixed with Rs. 5/= revenue stamps are invited from electrical contractors registered with competent Authority for following works:-S. No
Name of the Work Estimated Amount
E/Money deposit
Tender fee Time of completion
1. Electrification for under construction security shed, ticket counter and bath room at new car parking area near Haba Khatoon Nurses Hostel at SKIMS Soura.
0.75 Lacs Rs. 1500/- Rs. 100/- 15 days
The detail of work/BOQ is available for downloading on official web site of SKIMS (www.skims.ac.in) from 12.05.2016 to 23.05.2016(upto 4 PM) for its downloading. The tender documents duly signed and stamped on each page shall be deposited personally in the office of undersigned upto 24-05-2016 (2 PM).The tenders shall be opened in the office of undersigned (in presence of tenderer who may wish for participation) on 25-05-2016 at 2 PM or on any subsequent date convenient to the tender opening committee.No. SIMS 139/Xen/E/TN-11/2016/316-23-489-D SD/- Executive Engineer (Electric)Dated: 11/5/2016 SKIMS, Soura
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Drafting faulty road DPRs to land officials in soup: Gadkari
J&K Bank envisages 20% credit growth in JK
Srinagar, May 16: All Kashmir Gold Jewellers Association today demanded that excise duty on gold should not be imposed in Jammu and Kashmir given the state’s special status.
The association held a meet-ing here under the chairman-ship of its president Buhavddin Zargar, which among others was attended by General Secretary Muhammad Iqbal Shah, Joint Secretary Aijaz Ahmed Quershi, Vice-president Muhammad Amin Bala and members Altaf Ahmed Wani, Mumtaz Ahmed Zargar, Majid Zargar, Surjeel Ahmed
Zargar, Shamim Kathwari, Wasim Hussain, and Farooq Ahmed Bala. All district representatives partici-pated in the meeting.
The meeting was informed that the General Secretary had attended many meetings in Mumbai and Delhi of all India Gold Action Com-mittee where he was appointed as a core committee member.
The general Secretary informed the members that according to the handicraft bill passed in Jan 2015 “the gold jewellery has been declared as a handicraft product so it needs to be exempted from any excise duty. Also as the state
has special status, the excise law cannot be implemented in the state.
“It is a known fact that 90 per cent of gold jewellery is handmade by our artisans and even common man is aware of this. So according to Supreme Court ruling handi-crafts cannot be brought under excise law,” it said.
The association has decided that in near future a full-fledged meeting will be held in which all districts members will be called for participation. Their opinion will be taken regarding future course of action and association matters will be discussed in detail. GKNN
New Delhi, May 16: In a stern warning to officials over faulty project reports, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari today cautioned that officials con-cerned could be booked in case of accidents happening due to flawed road designing.
The Road Transport and Highways Minister said he was "immensely pained" to see that as high as 1.5 lakh people are dying in road accidents here annually and faulty road designing is one of the major causes of accidents on several stretches.
"With folded hands I want to make a request to those who prepare DPRs (detailed proj-ect reports). Please don't take wrong meaning of my words. I am giving instruction that on those roads where frequent accidents happen, persons making DPRs should also be
made accused...I will ensure this comes in the Act," Gad-kari said at highways sector stakeholders' meet and launch of ministry's information tech-nology initiatives.
The Centre has constituted a group of ministers (GoM), headed by Rajasthan Trans-port Minister Yunus Khan, for framing stricter traffic rules and penalties for vari-ous offences.
"It immensely pains me to see 1.5 lakh road accident deaths ... Not so many people die in any war or serious mishap...For every accident driver alone is not respon-sible. For many accidents wrong road engineering and faulty design is responsible," Gadkari asserted.
Cautioning officials con-cerned to take utmost precau-tions while drafting DPRs, the
Minister also said that there should be adequate provisions of underpasses and overbridg-es for crossing of roads which in the past were lacking from many crucial stretches to make the project more cost-effective.
"When you make DPR and somebody from Ministry or NHAI asks you to change the design, ask them to give so in writing. Wherever there is needed, we have to make over-bridge, underpasses otherwise if road speed increases with-out any provision of crossing, accidents will increase."
India accounts for as high as 5 lakh road accidents per annum in which 3 lakh people are crippled while another 1.5 lakh die and the total cost to the economy on this account is valued at 3 per cent of the GDP. PTI
Customer service a top priority: ChairmanSrinagar, May 16: J&K Bank is eyeing a credit growth of around 20% in the J&K state with special focus on agricul-ture, trade and services sec-tors. Besides, the Bank plans to lay special emphasis on customer service by devising a state-of-the-art monitoring system for redressing cus-tomer grievances.
This was stated by Mush-taq Ahmad, Chairman & CEO, J&K Bank at the Bank’s Annual Zonal Review meet held here at SKICC today. The meeting was attended by Executive Presidents, Senior Presidents, Zonal Heads from across country and heads of various departments at Cor-porate Headquarters level.
The meeting was con-vened “to assess, under-stand and think as to what we have done, what we need to do and how we have done & how we need to do”. Nota-bly, J&K Bank is the major
credit player in the J&K State with a contribution of over 63% amounting to over Rs.26000 Cr to the total loan book of all banks operating here. The branch network of the bank stands at over 740 branches in the state and the strength of ATM network is 929 in the state.
Emphasizing that Bank would continue to carry the legacy of growth, Chairman said, “We have a history of moving ahead with great pace despite all odds like economic downturn, from 2005 earthquake to Septem-ber 2014 floods.”
Putting the Bank’s per-formance in perspective, Chairman observed that economic slowdown coupled with meek growth in bank-ing sector had underscored the need to identify promis-ing and performing sectors and facilitate their growth by pumping more funds into them. “I believe we need to aggressively pursue our business goals and in that direction we should achieve credit growth of around 20% in J&K State with special emphasis on agriculture through KCC, SHGs, and trade and services sectors.”
Attaching prime impor-tance to customer satisfac-tion, Chairman urged the Zonal Heads to make them-selves accessible to the customers to give personal touch to customer service.
While he expressed satis-faction over drastic decrease in the number of customer complaints, Chairman urged the operative heads not to remain complacent and ensure earning cus-tomer gratification by stick-ing to customer complaints redressal mechanism through personal availabil-ity, responsive communica-
tion, and better coordination among employees and across hierarchies.
He also revealed the Bank’s plan of devising spe-cial financial products cus-tomized as per the require-ments of people from differ-ent segments of society and even from varied geogra-phies across India.
Describing Zonal Heads as ambassadors of the Bank, the Chairman coun-selled them to understand their roles and realize their responsibilities to ensure J&K Bank continues to retain the emotional equity of the people of the state.
Further, the Chairman underlined the need to focus on technology driven new age banking platforms to improve customer con-venience and reduce foot-fall on branches. “Mobile banking, ebanking, PoS machines and other digital platforms are the contem-porary game changers and if we want to excel we got to exploit them to their full potential”, he said.
Havells launches ‘Havells Galaxy’ in citySrinagar, May 16: An exclusive retail showroom ‘Havells Galaxy’ was inaugurated in Srinagar at Narsinghgrah Batmaloo which is the first Havells Galaxy in the city and 4th in the valley.
A statement said the com-pany already has more than 350 Havells galaxies across India.
Muzaffar Ahmed, Branch Head –Havells India Limited said, “The Galaxy symbolizes Havells’ innovative leadership position in the Electrical and Power Distribution equipment
market. It will serve to provide an array of electrical appliances and consumer products, all cre-ated to adhere to the demands of modern living. The products we are offering combine the attri-butes of elegance, technological advancement and convenience in one”.
Havells India has been operat-ing and marketing its products in Jammu & Kashmir for the past many years and this is the 4th galaxy of Havells in the Kashmir valley.
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NOTIFICATION FOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
The Election Commission FCIK hereby notifies conduct of election to the Executive Council from the elected representatives of affiliated associations in organised industrial estates, district level unorganized sector and approved lines of activities. The last date for filing of papers on prescribed nomination forms has been scheduled for 25th of May,2016.
The result of successful candidates from General Council shall be declared at 2.00 PM on 20th of May in presence of desired members.
Sd/-( Mir Shahid Kamili)Coordinator EC
GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU & KASHMIROFFICE OF THE TRANSPORT COMMISSIONER/CHAIRMAN
STATE TRANSPORT AUTHORITY, J&K OLD SECTT., SRINAGARSubject: Issuance of instructions for implementation of Rule 85 (10)
(11) of the central Motor Vehicles Rule 1989.ORDER NO. 63 OF 2016
DATED: 12.05.2016Rule 85 (10) of the Central Motor Vehicle Rule 1989 requires maintenance of Log Book containing details of the passengers for each journey of the vehicle with the tourist permit. The details of the Log Book has to be furnished to the Chairman, State Transport Authority (STA), once in every three months. Under sub rule (11) of Rule 85. In order to facilitate submission of information on a uniform pattern, I, Pervez Iqbal Khateeb, IAS, Transport Commissioner, J&K hereby direct that the information under Rule 85 (11) shall hence forth be furnished in the format annexed to this order. All permit holders of tourist permit vehicles are advised to do the needful to avoid inconvenience arising out of any default.
Sd/- (P. I. Khateeb) IAS,Transport Commissioner &
DIPK-1861 Chairman State Transport Authority, J&K, Srinagar
ANNEXURE TO GOVERNMENT ORDER NO. 63 OF 2016DATED: 12.05.2016.
Statement showing details of Trips carried out during the Quarter _______________ to_____________(i) Vehicle Registration No. _____________ (ii)Date of Registration _____________(iii) All India Permit No_____________ (iv) Permit Valid up to__________________(v) Name & address of the owner/Permit Holder ____________________________(vi) Contact No. of Owner ______________________________________________(vii) Name and contact No. of the driver __________________________________(viii) License No. of the driver ____________________________________________(ix) Issuing Authority, & Validity of Licence __________________________________S.No Date Details of Journey Points Name. Contact No.& Address of the hirer Total Passengers
It is certified that the above information is correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. It is further certified that I have maintained the requisite Log Book and detailed list of passengers in respect of each trip as per Rule 85 of the CMVR, 1989, which shall be made available to the authorities on demand.Place:Date: (Signature of the owner/Permit holder)
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2-day National Group Meet at SKUAST-KSrinagar, May 16: The two-day National Group Meet of All India Co-ordained Research Project on Forage Crops and Utilization begins today here at SKUAST-K.
The event is organized by SKUAST-K in collaboration with ICAR at Nund Reshi Convention Centre of the University here.
The meeting was inaugurated by Prof Nazeer Ahmed, Vice-Chan-cellor who was the Chief Guest on the occasion. Dr J S Chauhan and Dr JS Solanki, ADG’s of ICAR were the Guests of Honour.
A spokesperson said the audi-ence included around 120 delegates
from different SAUs and Centres, Offi-cers/HoDs/Scientists of University, Heads of Line Departments, Progres-sive farmers and other stakeholders.
“A total of ten publications includ-ing the Annual Report (Kharif 2015) of AICRP-FC and a book on Oats were released on the occasion,” he added.
“Dr M Y Ghani, Associate Director Research presented welcome address. Dr A.K.Roy, Project Coordinator, AICRP-FC presented the review of the proj-ect work. Dr Gul Zafar presented the vote of thanks. Scientists are expected to deliberate upon
various issues related to fodder development/ production and technology generation in 2 days National Group Meeting,” he said.
Vice Chancellor speaking on the occasion informed that live-stock production and agriculture are complementary to each other and both are crucial for overall food security and 65-70 per cent of the population is dependent on agri-culture for their livelihood and con-tribute 14.10 % to GDP while Live-stock contributes 4% to national GDP and is a source of employment and livelihood for most of the popu-lation in rural areas.
MCX 24kt/10gm
Sensex25653.23
Gold`30,236
Nifty7860.75
Silver`41,417
Crude3,167
Dollar` 66.84
Euro` 75.76
Pound` 96.23
Saudi Riyal`17.83
Dirham`18.20
Kuwaiti Dinar`221.73
Yen`0.61
Ch Yuan`10.26 45.85163.66 `202 `443 70
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