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DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2015 (PAGE 17) SAY GOODBYE TO FIBROIDS FOR EVER Fibroids have become a common problem among women leading to mul- tiple problems like heavy menstrual bleeding, pain in abdomen, and increased frequency of urination, prob- lems with complete defecation and physical problems in unmarried girls due to a large mass in the abdomen. Fibroids can also lead to infertility, mis- carriages and complications in preg- nancy. Today with the new modern tech- niques any fibroid can be removed by laparoscopy or hysteroscopy in good hands while completely saving the rest of the uterus. But fibroids reappear a few years after their removal. Hence a new technique called LUAL (Laparoscopic Uterine artery Ligation) is now designed by world renowned gynae laparoscopy surgeon Dr Nikita Trehan and her team which not only helps in prevention of recurrence of fibroids but also decreases blood loss during removal of the fibroid. In this technique the uterine arteries are clipped at their origin. This technique offers all the benefits of laparoscopy i.e. minimal blood loss, no need for blood transfusion, minimal pain post operatively, only one day hospital stay and early resumption to day to day activities. LUAL also prevents the recurrence of fibroids in 80% women without compromising their future fertility that is if these women want to get pregnant in the future they will not face any problems. Dr Nikita Trehan, the celebrated doctor of International Modern Hospital, Dubai and Sunrise Hospitals, New Delhi will be available in Jammu from 10 am to 01 pm on Thursday, 15th October 2015 at Lajwanti Medical Trust Jammu to consult patients suffering from various ailments. For women who have completed their family (have had their babies) a total laparoscopy hysterectomy can be done which offers all the benefits of laparoscopy to the patient. Any size of the uterus can be removed by laparoscopy even in women who had earlier surgeries. For enquiries or booking an appointment: Visit Lajwanti Medical Trust Opp. G.K.Colony, Kunjwani Bypass Jammu. or call 9643404061 or 9858250943, 9596027857. Email at: [email protected] Hotel Rani Maa near Railway Station Katra J&K is looking for a General Manager. This Hotel is a new property having 70 Rooms, Spa, Tea/Coffee Shop, Restaurant and falls in the category of Four Star Hotels. Interested candidates may apply and send their CV along with all the testimonials to the undersigned. They can also come for walk in interview as well. R.K. Handa Vice President Mushtaq Group of Hotels Jhelum Resorts Opposite Bahu Plaza, Jammu Mail: [email protected] Mobile: 09419188842 VACANCY Call for one day pen down strike on Wednesday, 14.10.2015. All the esteemed members of Jammu District of Diploma Engineers Association working in various wings viz. PWD (R&B), Mechanical, and Hydraulic, REW & PDD are requested to assemble at Lok Nirman Bhawan, Bahu Plaza, Jammu at 12.30 PM Sharp to observe ONE DAY PEN DOWN STRIKE (No work) to register their protest against Discriminatory & Callous attitude of the Government. It’s further requested to all the District units to lodge strong protest at their respective headquarters. Publicity Secy. (9419198192) 1034 cases settled in Lok Adalats Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Oct 12: As many as 1034 cases of different nature were settled amicably in two sep- arate Lok Adalats in Bishnah and Udhampur districts. An official spokesperson here today said that a National Lok Adalat on traffic, petty matters and Municipal matters was held in the district in which 1002 cases were disposed of by benches of Susheel Singh, Munsiff JMIC Udhampur and Prem Sagar, DMM (T) Udhampur; Renu Dogra, Sub-Judge Ramnagar and Harjeet (Advocate); Sumati Sharma, Munsiff JMIC Chanani and SK Khan (Advocate); and Touseef Ahmed Magray, Munsiff JMIC Majalta. The Lok Adalat was held under the patronage of Justice N Paul Vasanthakumar, Chief Justice, High Court of J&K and Patron-in- Chief J&K State Legal Services Authority and under the guidance of Justice Mohammad Yaqoob Mir, Judge J&K High Court and Executive Chairman, J&K State Legal Services Authority. Meanwhile a Lok Adalat was held at JMIC Court Bishnah under the chairmanship of Munsiff JMIC Bishnah, Archana Charak, Judicial Magistrate 1st Class Bishnah, in which 32 cases were disposed off and fine of Rs 3370 was realized. Out of 32 cases that were disposed, 27 were vrelated to traffic violations. Three criminal cases were also compounded. Prosecuting officer, PP Singh and advocates of Bishnah Bar were also present on the occasion. AIBCU demands reservation rights of OBCs Excelsior Correspondent UDHAMPUR, Oct 12: To discuss the policies of the ruling parties in Jammu Kashmir vis-à- vis reservation to OBCs, All India Backward Classes Union (AIBCU) held a conference at Bajalta Morh, here today. The conference under the chairmanship of its tehsil presi- dent Sagar Chand was attended by State president Abdul Majid Malik along with his central Committee members as the chief guest. Speakers and participants strongly condemned the mis-use of Art 370 by all the political parties under their treacherous policies. "Some are in favour of Art 370 and some are against it, but the attitude of all towards the State OBCs is the same," they alleged. Speakers termed the "Art 370" & "Social Justice" as two contradictory terms in J&K State where due constitutional rights of 27 percent reservation to OBCs vide Apex Court's judgment of 1992 on Mandal Report, are being denied. "None of the political parties take up the agenda of Social Justice. Instead there is thrash- ing and beating over beef in the Assembly to vitiate the commu- nal harmony and all those who are involved must be disquali- fied forever," the AIBCU said. Those, who shared their views, included Sandokh Chand, Capt Tara Chand, Rattan Lal, Narinder Kumar, Puran Chadgotra, Master Sain Dass, Makhan Lal, Subash Chander, Ramesh Kumar, Raj Kumar, Dil Mohd, Prof Kali Dass and others. Agri officers hold one day Election-cum-Interaction session Excelsior Correspondent KATHUA, Oct 12: One day Election-cum-Interaction session of All Jammu and Kashmir Agriculture Officers Welfare Forum Kathua was held to elect new District Executive Council (DEC). The general body of the dis- trict elected Raju Mahajan as district present, Deepak Singh as general secretary, Devinder Sharma as convenor, Raj Singh as publicity secretary and Om Dutt Sharma as treasurer. The members discussed and debated in length all burning issues which are required to be taken up for the betterment and welfare of the department which include settlement of seniority to the last cadre, holding of DPC, restructuring of department, mod- ification/updating of service rules, running grades and Assured Career Progression(ACP) so as to end 3 decade old stagnation in the department. Earlier, addressing the meet- ing Rajesh Gandotra, general secretary of the Forum urged the cadres to voluntarily relinquish additional charge(s) and hold one charge at a time, where they can do justice to the post held. In the end vote of thanks was presented by Jagdish Chander Raina, publicity secretary, AJKAOWF with a promise and resolve to fight for the legiti- mate demands of forum tooth and nail and taking to its logical end conclusively. Man succumb to burn injuries Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Oct 12: A man hailing from Pallanwala in Akhnoor today succumbed to his burn injuries here at Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH). According to a police spokesperson, the man identi- fied as Kuldeep Kumar (40) son of Balram, a resident of Pallanwala, was shifted here at GMCH with critical burn injuries on October 9 after he allegedly set himself on fire by sprinkling kerosene on his body. "However, the man suc- cumbed to his injuries today", the spokesman said adding the body of the deceased was shifted to mortu- ary room of the hospital for con- ducting postmortem tomorrow. 2 youth killed in road mishap Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Oct 12: Two motor cycle borne youth were killed after their two wheeler bearing number JK02 G 7208 hit a truck bearing number JK08-5421 which was parked on road side at Jammu- Pathankote National Highway at Kartholi near Sarore falling under the jurisdiction of Bari Brahmana Police Station. They have been identified as Sahil Kumar S/o Rashpal and Shakti Kumar S/o Yash Paul. Both were in between 24 and 25 years of age. The duo was the residents of Kotechakda in Bishnah. While the one motorcyclist died on spot another was rushed to GMC Jammu where he succumbed to his injuries. The Bari Brahmana Police has registered a case in this regard under relevant Sections of the law. Muslim community constitutes body Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Oct 12: Muslim community of Jammu today held a meeting here at Talab Khatikan and constituted a body under the name and style of "Muslim Secular Front'. The body comprised of Rashid Ahmed as chief organiz- er, Imran Qazi as president, Mohd Hanief Choudhary as vice-president, Sheikh Sajjad as general secretary, Prof Shujat Hussain Khan as spokesper- son/general secretary, Advocate Mohd Amir Awan as legal advi- sor, Shafqit Khokhar as secre- tary, Amjad Malik and Sheikh Habib Ashraf as joint secre- taries, Syed Anjum Hussain Kazmi as press secretary and Mansoor Ahmed Malik as office secretary. JD Secular for hike in dues of VDCs Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Oct 12: Janata Dal Secular has criticized the Government for its delaying tac- tics in enhancing their dues from Rs 3000 to Rs 6000 per month. In a statement issued here, today State president of the party Mast Nath Yogi said that for last one year the Government has made claims regarding the hike in dues of VDCs from Rs 3000 to Rs 6000 but nothing has been done in this regard till date. He demanded immediate hike in the dues of VDCs as they have played a great role in combating militancy in erst- while Doda district and other hilly belts of the State. Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Oct 12: Veterans of defence forces projected their demand of proper implementa- tion of One Rank One Pension scheme without any further delay. In a rally organised at Bari Brahmana, the veterans hailing from Vijaypur, Raya, Suchani, Ramgarh and Samba area pro- jected their issues and urged upon the Central Government to honour its commitment and implement the OROP scheme in letter spirit. They said the announcement was made on September 5 by the Union Defence Minister but its imple- mentation is still awaited. They pointed out that the veterans continued to disagree on certain issues and they are needed to be addressed. They referred to the changing of the basis of implementation of OROP from April 1, 2014 to July 2015; exclusion of prema- ture retirees from the benefits and introducing them as Volunteer Retirement Service (VRS) as a golden hand shake which is non-existence, non-ter- minology and illegal; OROP not referred to 7th Pay Commission; Govt proposal to rationalize pension once in a five year and not annually and non-represen- tation of ex-servicemen in the Committee. Brig S S Singh, Brig K K Lakhanpal, Brig Uttam Singh, Col Kamal Singh, Col S S Jamwal, Col Prem Singh and others spoke on the occasion. Veterans of defence forces hold rally ALL J&K DIPLOMA ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION ZINDABAD WEWU observes strike in support of demands Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Oct 12: All J&K Wild Life Employees and Workers’ Union, Jammu Province today observed general strike to press the Government to fulfill their long pending demands. Addressing the protesting non-gazetted employees of the department, president of the Union, Noor Mohd, said that they put their demands many times before the concerned authorities but got only hollow assurances. Reiterating their demands which include regularization of casual labours and consolidated workers, conducting DPC meeting of all categories from Class IV to Assistant Wildlife Warden, cre- ation of posts, risk allowance of two and a half days, change of designation of Helpers, charge allowance of all categories and framing a transparent transfer policy, the speakers urged the Government to resolve their genuine demands at the earliest. Others who spoke on the occasion were State vice-president, Vijay Singh and general secretary for Jammu province, Rishi Paul. Last rites of SSB jawan performed Excelsior Correspondent KATHUA, Oct 12: The last rites of SSB Jawan, Sujit Kumar Singh of village Uttri near here who laid down his life in an opera- tion against Maoists in Jharkhand yesterday were performed today with full military honours at his native village. The jawan was given a touching adieu by his villagers and jawans of SSB and police. He was presented a guard of honour. The Commandant SSB, DC Kathua , Ramesh Kumar and other senior civil and police offi- cers besides his friends and relatives participated in his last rites. However neither any Minister nor any politician including local MLA attended the funeral procession or was present during the last rites of the jawan. The local residents have taken serious note of the same.
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DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2015 (PAGE 17)
SAY GOODBYE TOFIBROIDS FOR EVERFibroids have become a common
problem among women leading to mul-tiple problems like heavy menstrualbleeding, pain in abdomen, andincreased frequency of urination, prob-lems with complete defecation andphysical problems in unmarried girlsdue to a large mass in the abdomen.Fibroids can also lead to infertility, mis-carriages and complications in preg-nancy.
Today with the new modern tech-niques any fibroid can be removed bylaparoscopy or hysteroscopy in goodhands while completely saving the restof the uterus. But fibroids reappear afew years after their removal. Hence anew technique called LUAL(Laparoscopic Uterine artery Ligation) is now designed by world renownedgynae laparoscopy surgeon Dr Nikita Trehan and her team which not only helpsin prevention of recurrence of fibroids but also decreases blood loss duringremoval of the fibroid.
In this technique the uterine arteries are clipped at their origin. This techniqueoffers all the benefits of laparoscopy i.e. minimal blood loss, no need for bloodtransfusion, minimal pain post operatively, only one day hospital stay and earlyresumption to day to day activities. LUAL also prevents the recurrence offibroids in 80% women without compromising their future fertility that is if thesewomen want to get pregnant in the future they will not face any problems.
Dr Nikita Trehan, the celebrated doctor of International Modern Hospital,Dubai and Sunrise Hospitals, New Delhi will be available in Jammu from 10 amto 01 pm on Thursday, 15th October 2015 at Lajwanti Medical Trust Jammu toconsult patients suffering from various ailments.
For women who have completed their family (have had their babies) a totallaparoscopy hysterectomy can be done which offers all the benefits oflaparoscopy to the patient. Any size of the uterus can be removed bylaparoscopy even in women who had earlier surgeries.
For enquiries or booking an appointment: Visit Lajwanti Medical Trust Opp. G.K.Colony,Kunjwani Bypass Jammu. or call 9643404061 or 9858250943, 9596027857.
Email at: [email protected]
Hotel Rani Maa near Railway Station KatraJ&K is looking for a General Manager. ThisHotel is a new property having 70 Rooms,Spa, Tea/Coffee Shop, Restaurant and fallsin the category of Four Star Hotels.Interested candidates may apply and sendtheir CV along with all the testimonials to theundersigned. They can also come for walk ininterview as well.
R.K. HandaVice President
Mushtaq Group of HotelsJhelum Resorts
Opposite Bahu Plaza, JammuMail: [email protected]
Mobile: 09419188842
VACANCY
Call for one day pen down strike on Wednesday, 14.10.2015.All the esteemed members of Jammu District of Diploma EngineersAssociation working in various wings viz. PWD (R&B), Mechanical, andHydraulic, REW & PDD are requested to assemble at Lok NirmanBhawan, Bahu Plaza, Jammu at 12.30 PM Sharp to observe ONE DAYPEN DOWN STRIKE (No work) to register their protest againstDiscriminatory & Callous attitude of the Government.It’s further requested to all the District units to lodge strong protest at theirrespective headquarters.Publicity Secy. (9419198192)
1034 cases settled in Lok Adalats
Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Oct 12: As many as1034 cases of different naturewere settled amicably in two sep-arate Lok Adalats in Bishnah andUdhampur districts.
An official spokesperson heretoday said that a National LokAdalat on traffic, petty mattersand Municipal matters was heldin the district in which 1002 caseswere disposed of by benches ofSusheel Singh, Munsiff JMICUdhampur and Prem Sagar,DMM (T) Udhampur; RenuDogra, Sub-Judge Ramnagar andHarjeet (Advocate); SumatiSharma, Munsiff JMIC Chananiand SK Khan (Advocate); andTouseef Ahmed Magray, MunsiffJMIC Majalta.
The Lok Adalat was held underthe patronage of Justice N PaulVasanthakumar, Chief Justice,High Court of J&K and Patron-in-Chief J&K State Legal ServicesAuthority and under the guidanceof Justice Mohammad YaqoobMir, Judge J&K High Court andExecutive Chairman, J&K StateLegal Services Authority.
Meanwhile a Lok Adalat was
held at JMIC Court Bishnahunder the chairmanship ofMunsiff JMIC Bishnah, ArchanaCharak, Judicial Magistrate 1stClass Bishnah, in which 32 caseswere disposed off and fine of Rs3370 was realized. Out of 32cases that were disposed, 27 werevrelated to traffic violations.Three criminal cases were alsocompounded. Prosecuting officer,PP Singh and advocates ofBishnah Bar were also present onthe occasion.
AIBCU demands reservation rights of OBCs
Excelsior Correspondent
UDHAMPUR, Oct 12: Todiscuss the policies of the rulingparties in Jammu Kashmir vis-à-vis reservation to OBCs, AllIndia Backward Classes Union(AIBCU) held a conference atBajalta Morh, here today.
The conference under thechairmanship of its tehsil presi-dent Sagar Chand was attendedby State president Abdul MajidMalik along with his centralCommittee members as thechief guest.
Speakers and participantsstrongly condemned the mis-useof Art 370 by all the politicalparties under their treacherouspolicies. "Some are in favour ofArt 370 and some are against it,but the attitude of all towards theState OBCs is the same," theyalleged. Speakers termed the
"Art 370" & "Social Justice" astwo contradictory terms in J&KState where due constitutionalrights of 27 percent reservationto OBCs vide Apex Court'sjudgment of 1992 on MandalReport, are being denied.
"None of the political partiestake up the agenda of SocialJustice. Instead there is thrash-ing and beating over beef in theAssembly to vitiate the commu-nal harmony and all those whoare involved must be disquali-fied forever," the AIBCU said.
Those, who shared theirviews, included SandokhChand, Capt Tara Chand,Rattan Lal, Narinder Kumar,Puran Chadgotra, Master SainDass, Makhan Lal, SubashChander, Ramesh Kumar, RajKumar, Dil Mohd, Prof KaliDass and others.
Agri officers hold one dayElection-cum-Interaction session
Excelsior Correspondent
KATHUA, Oct 12: One dayElection-cum-Interaction session ofAll Jammu and KashmirAgriculture Officers Welfare ForumKathua was held to elect newDistrict Executive Council (DEC).
The general body of the dis-trict elected Raju Mahajan asdistrict present, Deepak Singh asgeneral secretary, DevinderSharma as convenor, Raj Singhas publicity secretary and OmDutt Sharma as treasurer.
The members discussed anddebated in length all burningissues which are required to betaken up for the betterment andwelfare of the department whichinclude settlement of seniority tothe last cadre, holding of DPC,restructuring of department, mod-ification/updating of servicerules, running grades and AssuredCareer Progression(ACP) so as toend 3 decade old stagnation in thedepartment.
Earlier, addressing the meet-ing Rajesh Gandotra, generalsecretary of the Forum urged thecadres to voluntarily relinquishadditional charge(s) and holdone charge at a time, where they
can do justice to the post held.In the end vote of thanks was
presented by Jagdish ChanderRaina, publicity secretary,AJKAOWF with a promise andresolve to fight for the legiti-mate demands of forum toothand nail and taking to its logicalend conclusively.
Man succumb toburn injuriesExcelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Oct 12: A man
hailing from Pallanwala inAkhnoor today succumbed tohis burn injuries here atGovernment Medical Collegeand Hospital (GMCH).
According to a policespokesperson, the man identi-fied as Kuldeep Kumar (40) sonof Balram, a resident ofPallanwala, was shifted here atGMCH with critical burninjuries on October 9 after heallegedly set himself on fire bysprinkling kerosene on his body.
"However, the man suc-cumbed to his injuries today", thespokesman said adding the body ofthe deceased was shifted to mortu-ary room of the hospital for con-ducting postmortem tomorrow.
2 youth killed in road mishapExcelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Oct 12: Twomotor cycle borne youth werekilled after their two wheelerbearing number JK02 G 7208hit a truck bearing numberJK08-5421 which was parkedon road side at Jammu-Pathankote National Highwayat Kartholi near Sarore fallingunder the jurisdiction of BariBrahmana Police Station.
They have been identified asSahil Kumar S/o Rashpal andShakti Kumar S/o Yash Paul. Bothwere in between 24 and 25 years ofage. The duo was the residents ofKotechakda in Bishnah. While theone motorcyclist died on spotanother was rushed to GMCJammu where he succumbed to hisinjuries. The Bari Brahmana Policehas registered a case in this regardunder relevant Sections of the law.
Muslim communityconstitutes bodyExcelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Oct 12: Muslimcommunity of Jammu todayheld a meeting here at TalabKhatikan and constituted a bodyunder the name and style of"Muslim Secular Front'.
The body comprised ofRashid Ahmed as chief organiz-er, Imran Qazi as president,Mohd Hanief Choudhary asvice-president, Sheikh Sajjad asgeneral secretary, Prof ShujatHussain Khan as spokesper-son/general secretary, AdvocateMohd Amir Awan as legal advi-sor, Shafqit Khokhar as secre-tary, Amjad Malik and SheikhHabib Ashraf as joint secre-taries, Syed Anjum HussainKazmi as press secretary andMansoor Ahmed Malik asoffice secretary.
JD Secular for hike in dues of VDCs
Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Oct 12: Janata DalSecular has criticized theGovernment for its delaying tac-tics in enhancing their dues fromRs 3000 to Rs 6000 per month.
In a statement issued here,today State president of the partyMast Nath Yogi said that for lastone year the Government hasmade claims regarding the hike indues of VDCs from Rs 3000 toRs 6000 but nothing has beendone in this regard till date.
He demanded immediatehike in the dues of VDCs asthey have played a great role incombating militancy in erst-while Doda district and otherhilly belts of the State.
Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Oct 12: Veteransof defence forces projected theirdemand of proper implementa-tion of One Rank One Pensionscheme without any furtherdelay.
In a rally organised at BariBrahmana, the veterans hailingfrom Vijaypur, Raya, Suchani,Ramgarh and Samba area pro-jected their issues and urgedupon the Central Governmentto honour its commitment andimplement the OROP scheme inletter spirit. They said theannouncement was made onSeptember 5 by the UnionDefence Minister but its imple-mentation is still awaited.
They pointed out that theveterans continued to disagree
on certain issues and they areneeded to be addressed. Theyreferred to the changing of thebasis of implementation ofOROP from April 1, 2014 toJuly 2015; exclusion of prema-ture retirees from the benefitsand introducing them asVolunteer Retirement Service(VRS) as a golden hand shakewhich is non-existence, non-ter-minology and illegal; OROP notreferred to 7th Pay Commission;Govt proposal to rationalizepension once in a five year andnot annually and non-represen-tation of ex-servicemen in theCommittee.
Brig S S Singh, Brig K KLakhanpal, Brig Uttam Singh,Col Kamal Singh, Col S SJamwal, Col Prem Singh andothers spoke on the occasion.
Veterans of defence forces hold rally
ALL J&K DIPLOMA ENGINEERS ASSOCIATIONZINDABAD
WEWU observes strike in support of demandsExcelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Oct 12: All J&K Wild Life Employees and Workers’Union, Jammu Province today observed general strike to press theGovernment to fulfill their long pending demands.
Addressing the protesting non-gazetted employees of thedepartment, president of the Union, Noor Mohd, said that they puttheir demands many times before the concerned authorities but gotonly hollow assurances.
Reiterating their demands which include regularization ofcasual labours and consolidated workers, conducting DPC meetingof all categories from Class IV to Assistant Wildlife Warden, cre-ation of posts, risk allowance of two and a half days, change ofdesignation of Helpers, charge allowance of all categories andframing a transparent transfer policy, the speakers urged theGovernment to resolve their genuine demands at the earliest.
Others who spoke on the occasion were State vice-president,Vijay Singh and general secretary for Jammu province, Rishi Paul.
Last rites of SSB jawan performedExcelsior Correspondent
KATHUA, Oct 12: The last rites of SSB Jawan, Sujit KumarSingh of village Uttri near here who laid down his life in an opera-tion against Maoists in Jharkhand yesterday were performed todaywith full military honours at his native village.
The jawan was given a touching adieu by his villagers and jawans ofSSB and police. He was presented a guard of honour. The CommandantSSB, DC Kathua , Ramesh Kumar and other senior civil and police offi-cers besides his friends and relatives participated in his last rites.
However neither any Minister nor any politician including localMLAattended the funeral procession or was present during the last ritesof the jawan. The local residents have taken serious note of the same.
