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02 Greater Kashmir SRINAGAR | July 15, 2017, Saturday UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR CENTRE FOR CAREER PLANNING AND COUNSELLING Hazratbal Srinagar, 190006 –Kashmir (NAAC Accredited Grade “A”) http://ccpc.uok.edu.in/,www.kashmiruniversity.ac.in NOTICE The Candidates who have appeared for the “SUPER 100” (Mains) scholarship test for civil services coaching programme and have been shortlisted for the personal Interview are directed to appear for the personal interview as per following schedule: Date Morning Session 9 am Evening Session 1: 30 pm Venue 15/07/17 1031/1132/1193/1108/1133/ 1250/1310/1125/1049/1003/ 1309/1381/1025/1154/1311/ 1016/1122/1253/1017/1324/ 1104/1035/1319/1329/1028/ 1196/1257/1313/1139/1190/ 1367/1372/1140/1195/1380/ 1010/1109/1198/1284/1045/ 1296/1134/1248/1334/1343/ 1072/1004/1242/1297/1321/ 1371/1373/1022/1116/1332/ 1141 1288/1294/1046/1117/1365/ 1256/1314/1349/1043/1019/ 1123/1138/1259/1317/1118/ 1013/1015/1114/1127/1137/ 1155/1185/1271/1287/1047/ 1131/1301/1237/1240/1120/ 1336/1368/1370/1037/1208/ 1266/1052/1097/1217/1369/ 1151/1315/1063/1265/1300/ 1278/1285/1320/1188 CCPC 16/07/17 Morning Session 9 am Evening Session 1: 30 pm Venue 1241/1107/1229/1318/1048/ 1001/1042/1149/1172/1258/ 1337/1374/1384/1005/1039/ 1252/1350/1377/1002/1075/ 1302/1027/1191/1214/1264/ 1293/1358/1375/1038/1135/ 1202/1066/1014/1071/1330/ 1270/1359/1091/1158/1159/ 1243/1268/1290/1346/1008/ 1136/1160/1211/1262/1322/ 1087/1062/1143/1335/1182/ 1356/1056/1084/1325/1064/ 1207/1366 1081/1152/1379/1067/1086/ 1024/1347/1148/1212/1307/ 1051/1223/1273/1376/1080/ 1073/1105/1339/1101/1163/ 1225/1282/1053/1093/1357/ 1092/1170/1050/1168/1344/ 1340/1174/1201/1181/1192/ 1226/1171/1059/1180/1352/ 1076/1165/1060 CCPC Sd/- Director DEAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS STUDIES UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR Admission Notification -4 (2017) MBA/MBA-FM (Open Merit/Reserved Categories ) It is hereby notified for the information of the candidates bearing following Form/ENT Nos. that they have been provisionally selected for admission to MBA/MBA-FM programme, session 2017 in the Department of Management Studies against resultant vacancies and for MBA at South Campus, Anantnag, University of Kashmir, SSM College of Engineering, Technology & Management , Pattan and Iqbal Institute of Technology & Management, Hyderpora, Srinagar under Open Merit and Reserved Categories on the basis of their merit/preferences. The selection of the candidates is provisional, subject to the verification of original marks certificates of qualifying examination, character certificate and CMAT score. The candidate should submit an affidavit duly attested by 1st class Magistrate to the effect that he/she is not enrolled to pursue any other course in this University or any other University/Institution. The candidates who have been selected for the above programme (MBA/MBA-FM) are advised to approach The Head, Deptt. of Management Studies, University of Kashmir and candidates selected for MBA at South Campus/ SSM College, Pattan and IITM are advised to approach Director, South Campus, Anantnag, University of Kashmir/ Principal, SSM College of Engineering Technology & Management, Pattan/ Iqbal Institute of Technology & Management, Hyderpora, Srinagar along with their original certificates for completing the required admission formalities by or before 20-07-2017. If any candidate fails to complete the admission formalities within the above stipulated date, he or she shall forfeit his/her right to admission. The information about fee dues can be had from the office of the Head/Director/Principals of the above said Institutions. The selected candidates can download the Admission Form from official website of the University of Kashmir www.kashmiruniversity.net and obtain the authority slip from the Head, Deptt. of Management Studies /Director/ Principal, South Campus, Anantnag, University of Kashmir, SSM College of Engineering, Technology & Management, Pattan and Iqbal Institute of Technology & Management, Hyderpora, Srinagar for deposition of prescribed fee. MBA- Deptt. of Management Studies: OM: 17210735, 17211007; MBA-FM: OM: 17210387, 17210053. MBA- South Campus, Anantnag: Open Merit: 17210645, 17210218, 17210086, 17210017, 17210251, 17210034, 17210531, 17210969, 17210019, 17211014, 17210068, 17210722, 17210049, 17210274, 17210488, 17210587, 17210372, 17210039, 17210222, 17210146 17210821, 17210053, 17210289, 17210443, 17210733, 17210090, 17210249, 17210058, 17210120, 17210077. Reserved Categories: RBA: 17210083;17210438;17210354;17210447; WUP: 17210824; ST: 17211019; Sports: 17210514; CDP: 17210781; NCC: 17210806 ; DA: 17210048. MBA- SSM College of Engineering & Technology, Pattan: Open Merit: 17210640, 17210162, 17210188, 17210095, 17210327, 17210569, 17210602, 17210187, 17210917, 17210536, 17210248, 17210368, 17210835, 17210011, 17210586, 17210763, 17210852, 17210518, 17210517, 17210541, 17210129, 17210743, 17210577, 17210203, 17210041, 17210725, 17210175, 17210448, 17210601, 17210552, 17210270, 17210617, 17210938, 17210537, 17210064, 17210753, 17210540, 17210519,1 7210156, 17210195, 17210551, 17210510, 17210783. Reserved Categories: RBA: 17210867, 17210793, 17210895, 17210437, 17210639, 17210773. WUP: 17210202; CDP: 17210458; ST: 17210522; Sports: 17210933; NCC: 17210572; DA: 17210363; MBA- Iqbal Institute of Technology & Management, Hyderpora: Open Merit: 17210590, 17210534, 17210418, 17210281, 17210888, 17210747, 17210311, 17210245, 17210697, 17210286, 17210485, 17210094, 17210220, 17210314, 17210718, 17210650, 17210412, 17210469, 17210766, 17210214, 17210605, 17210221, 17210018, 17210614, 17210863, 17210147, 17210038, 17210269, 17210106, 17210362, 17210399, 17210869. Reserved Categories: WUP: 17210062; RBA: 17210012, 17210297, 17210897, 17210823; NCC: 17210708; CDP: 17210089; Sports: 17210052. No.F(Admn-MBA/MBA-FM-4)DSBS/KU/17 /DSBS Sd/- (Prof. Khursheed Ahmad Butt) Dated: 14-07-2017 Dean A/S DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY ADVERTISEMENT FOR VARIOUS POSITIONS IN DHR SPONSORED RESEARCH PROJECT-2017 Applications on plain paper are invited from the eligible candidates for the engagement of following posts in Department of Health Research, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India funded research project entitled “Expression analysis and polymorphism of CYP11, CYP17 and CYP19 genes and their relationship with hyperandrogenism and PCOS in Kashmiri Women” sanctioned to Dr. Shajrul Amin, PI and Associate Professor of this Department. S. No. Name of the post Eligibility 1. SRF (@28000p.m.+20% HRA) M.Sc. in Biochemistry/ Clinical Biochemistry from a UGC recognized University with minimum of 2 years research experience 2. Lab Attendant (@5000p.m.) Matric The positions are purely temporary and co-terminus with the project. The duration of the project is initially for a period of one year, but extendable to 3 years after assessment by a Committee. The staff engaged in the project will not have any claim, whatsoever, for continuation of services in DHR/ICMR/University after completion /termination of the project. Age limit for SRF: 35 years. Age is relaxable for SC/ST/OBC/PH candidates as per Govt. of India rules. Interested candidates should send their application addressed to Principal Investigator along with their CV, recent passport size photograph and attested copies of all relevant documents so as to reach the undersigned by or before 22-07-2017. Original documents will be required at the time of interview. The interview will be held on 25-07-2017 at 11.00 AM in the office chamber of Head, Department of Biochemistry, University of Kashmir. No TA/DA will be paid to the candidates appearing for interview. No: F (PROJ/DHR/BCH/KU) 2017/ Sd/- Dr. Shajrul Amin Date: 14-07-2017 Principal Investigator UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR UNIVERSITY CAMPUS, HAZRATBAL, SRINAGAR (J&K) NAAC Accredited Grade “A” | www.kashmiruniversity.net UGC-HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (Formerly Academic Staff College) SUB: THREE WEEK INTERDISCIPLINARY SPECIAL SUMMER SCHOOL REFRESHER COURSE. UGC-Human Resource Development Centre, University of Kashmir is going to conduct a three week special summer school refresher course (ID) from 20th July 2017. The teachers/scientists from Colleges and Universities including Agricultural Universities, National Institute of Technology’s/Engineering with two or more than two years of continuous teaching experience are eligible for the programme. The eligible teachers interested to attend the course are required to submit the application form with registration fee of Rs. 1000/- and relieving order from their respective heads on or before 17th July, 2017. The Course shall commence only if the requisite number of participants (30) register themselves and pay the registration fee before the due date. The application form can be downloaded from our website http://hrdc.uok.edu.in/Main/Default.aspx. For further details, please contact office of the Human Resource Development Centre on telephone no’s (off) 0194-2414389 and 7298310100 or email at [email protected]. No: KU2017-HRDC- Sd/- Prof. Gull Mohammad Wani Dated: 14/07/2017 Director H.R.D.C UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR UNIVERSITY CAMPUS, HAZRATBAL, SRINAGAR (J&K) NAAC Accredited Grade “A” | www.kashmiruniversity.net JOB OPPORTUNITY WANTED M/F DENTIST For a reputed Dental Clinic in Srinagar for evening shift. Minimum Experience 3 years Contact: 9419001502, 9419057300 Tickets are available at: Musaib Travels 2 nd Floor Aksa Mall Near Exhibition Crossing Saira Bala 9622444001 / 9419093191, 0194-2450310 JMU-SGR 17 JULY 2500 SGR-JMU 16 JULY 4000 SGR-DELHI 17 JULY -18 JULY 4500 SGR-CHANDIGARH 21 JULY - 31 JULY 2200 Musaib Travels Shop No. 15 Saifco Complex near Airport Gate Humhama 9419082036/0194-2303432 UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR CHANGE IN EXAMINATION TIMING N O T I C E The ongoing BG 2nd Semester Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) Examination shall be held at “2:30 PM” instead of “11:00 AM” with effect from “19/07/2017 and onwards”. Sd/- (Mohammad Yousuf) Asstt. Controller of Exams Clashes rock Narbal, Anantnag, Pulwama, 4 cops among 17 injured 10-yr old minor among 19 arrested, no Friday prayers offered in Jamia Masjid for 4th consecutive week GK NEWS NETWORK Srinagar, July 14: At least 17 per- sons, including four policemen, were injured in clashes between youth and the government forces personnel in Narbal, Anantnag and Pulwama on Friday, even as forces arrested 19 youth in south Kashmir, reports and witnesses said. A witness said that clashes between the forces and youth erupted in Narbal chowk after Friday prayers. “At least ten youth and four policemen sus- tained injuries in the clashes,” the witness said. “The clashes were going on at Narbal ghat till late evening.” In Downtown Srinagar, govern- ment had imposed strict curbs in the areas falling under the jurisdiction of six police stations, including Maharaj Gunj, Safa Kadal, Khanyar, Nowhatta and Rainawari. Maisuma area of civil lines also witnessed similar curbs. At the historic Jamia Masjid, the government didn’t allow the Friday prayers for the fourth consecutive week. All gates of Jamia Masjid were locked by government forces while roads leading to the historic Masjid were blocked with concertina wires. In a tweet, Hurriyat (M) chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq while react- ing to curfew, wrote: “Strict curfew imposed. Friday prayers again dis- allowed for the fourth consecutive week at #JamaMasjid. PDP has com- pletely brazened it out. As part of anti- Muslim, anti Kar nexus, it is beyond redemption....” Meanwhile, reports of protests after Friday prayers also came in from Soura and Hydepora area of Srinagar. 3 youth injured, 14 arrested in Anantnag Three youth were injured while 14 others were detained on Friday during clashes in old town area of Anantnag district. As soon as the congregational prayers concluded, youth clashed with police and para- military forces at Reshi Bazar local- ity. “The youth pelted stones while the forces responded by lobbing tear gas shells,” a witness said. “Soon the clashes spilled over to Sherbagh, Cheeni Chowk, Janglat Mandi and Lal chowk. Three youth sustained injuries and were treated at district hospital Anantnag.” People alleged that the government forces personnel detained 14 youth from Jamia Masjid Anantnag. A 10 year old- minor- Riyan Mukhtar son of Peoples League (PL) chairman and Hurriyat (M) executive member- Mukhtar Ahmad Waza was among those detained by police, locals said. They alleged that a youth was pushed down the roof of a structure (Hamam) outside Jamia Masjid during the clashes. As soon as this news spread, the shopkeepers downed their shutters in the entire old town. However, senior superintendent of police (SSP) Anantnag, Altaf Khan, dispelled the reports that any youth was pushed from the roof top. “These are only rumors. No one was pushed from the roof top and neither any one has sustained injury during clashes” Khan told Greater Kashmir. Meanwhile, the Auqaf Committee Jamia Masjid headed by Mirwaiz south Kashmir, Qazi Ahmad Yasir has called for shutdown in Anantnag on Saturday against the ransacking of Jamia Masjid and arrest of dozens of youth. Clashes rock Pulwama Pulwama town observed shutdown on Friday to express solidarity with a youth Obaid Ahmad, who was hit by a bullet in his left leg fired by the government forces on Thursday. All shops and other business estab- lishments were closed in the town. How- ever the traffic plied normally. Clashes erupted between protest- ers and government forces in Chata- pora locality of the town after Friday prayers. Youth took to streets and staged protests against the use of force on peaceful protesters on Thurs- day. Police and paramilitary forces deployed in the area used tear smoke shells to disperse the protesters, who retaliated with stones triggering clashes. Locals said that at least five protest- ers were detained during the clashes. (Reporting by Khalid Gul—Anantnag— Showkat Dar—Pulwama) Governor prorogues J&K Legislature Srinagar, July 14: Approv- ing the State Government’s proposal, received from the Chief Minister, Governor NN Vohra has, in exercise of the powers conferred upon him under Section 53 of the Con- stitution of Jammu and Kash- mir, prorogued the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly and the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Council. LeT hails China’s stand on Kashmir Srinagar, July 14: Militant outfit Lashkar-e-Toiba has appreci- ated China's announcement to provide military, moral and diplomatic support to Kashmir struggle. LeT chief Mahmood Shah, in a statement to a local news agency CNS alleged that, “Delhi has been using deadly chemi- cal weapons on innocents since long. The houses and proper- ties are destroyed under the dis- guise of fake search operations while the bodies of victims are dissolved with chemical weap- ons, rendering them unidentifi- able,” “With circumstances unfolding when the world is silent on Kashmir issue, we immensely appreciate China for support and raising the voice for Kashmiris and their rights,” he said. “China is the key player in this region and can play a vital role in its stability. We urge China to take more steps to pressurize India to implement UN resolutions in Jammu Kashmir,” the LeT chief said. “We urge the government of Pakistan to take proactive steps with cooperation of Kashmiris to solve the issue and expose the real face of Delhi,” he added. CNS Urs Hazrat Baba Hyder Reshi (RA) to begin from July 23 Islamabad, July 14: The Annual Urs of Hazrat Baba Hyder Reshi (Reshmaloo) is being observed from July 23 to July 27 at Anant- nag with religious fervor. The Shab Khawani will be observed on July 25. 1,86,853 pay obeisance at cave shrine Srinagar, July 14: On the 16th day of the Yatra, 9,719 Yatris paid obeisance at the cave shrine and, cumulatively, since the beginning of the pilgrimage, 1,86, 853 Yatris had the darshan at the Holy Cave. Chief Minister pays homage to slain soldiers Srinagar, July 14: Chief Minister, Mehbooba Mufti today laid wreaths on the bodies of two soldiers, Lance Naik, Ranjit Singh and Rifle- man, Satish Bhagat, who were killed in a cross border shelling incident yesterday. The CM paid rich trib- utes to the two soldiers. Chief secretary, BB Vyas; GoC Chinar Corp, Lt. Gen. J. S. Sandhu, principal secretary, Home, RK Goyl; divisional commissioner, Kashmir, Baseer Khan; IGP Kashmir, Muneer Khan; IGP CID, A. G. Mir and other senior officers of civil administration, Police, Army and other paramilitary forces were present on the occasion. Later in the day, the mortal remains of Singh and Bhagat were cremated with full military honours in their native hamlets of Burn and Gurhasingha of Jammu district. Besides their families and friends, thousands of people of the twin hamlets attended their funerals. Assembly speaker Kavin- der Gupta, deputy Chief Minister Dr Nirmal Singh, minister Bali Bhagat laid wreaths on their bodies. Singh, 32, had joined the Army in 2003 and is sur- vived by wife and two chil- dren. Hailing from Gurhasin- ghu village, Bhagat was only 22 years old and had donned the uniform in 2015. He left behind his parents. PTI Geelani demands implementation of UN resolutions on Kashmir Srinagar. July 14: All Parties Hur- riyat Conference (G) chairman, Syed Ali Geelani, on Friday claimed that “95 percent people in Jammu and Kashmir want independence from India” and asked New Delhi to withdraw its forces to know aspirations of people about their political destiny. “I ridicule the claims of New Delhi that people of Jammu and Kashmir want to stay with India. 95 percent of popula- tion in state want independence from India and challenging Indian authori- ties. Let India withdraw its forces and it will let them know the aspiration of people about their political destiny,” Geelani said in a statement. “I want to make it clear that war is neither option nor a solution. All issues can be resolved through dialogue only. We stress that resolution passed in UNO be implemented in letter and spirit and let people decide their future course of political destiny of state,” he said. Geelani denounced the attack on Yatries and saying “we seriously con- demn this.” Referring to teachings of Islam, he said “we hail human values as Islam teaches us to uphold and respect ethics and human lives.” Hailing youth for their exemplary and sympathetic approach towards injured Yatries, he said that “it is what Islam teaches us.” “Tyranny and oppression have touched heights in Kashmir and all rights and liberties of people have disap- peared. Six lakh people were martyred since last seventy years and more than six hundred grave- yards stand testi- mony that people in state are facing worst type of tyr- anny from forces,” Geelani said. “Our ten thou- sand youth disap- peared in forces custody and in nook and corner of state there are more than 7600 unmarked graves and nobody known about those buried in these graves,” he added. ‘We pay our heartfelt tributes to all martyrs and especially those slain on 13th July 1931. They sacrificed their precious lives to save us from slavery, brutality, oppression and imperial- ism,” he said. Div Com reviews arrangements for Hajj-2017 Srinagar, July 14: Division- al commissioner, Kashmir Baseer Ahmad Khan, today chaired a high-level meeting to review the arrangements for Hajj-2017. The meeting was attended by additional commissioner Kashmir, deputy commis- sioner Srinagar, DIG Police, IG Traffic, deputy director Tourism, deputy director Health Services, deputy director Planning, execu- tive engineers of PHE and R&B, SMC, director Airport Authority of India, comman- dant CRPF, executive officer State Hajj Committee, chief medical Officer, general man- ager SRTC, representatives of JK Bank and State Bank of India and other concerned officers. The district development commissioners of all districts including Leh and Kargil through video conference informed divisional commis- sioner that the pilgrims train- ing and vaccination programme has almost been completed in their respective districts. It was informed that 8050 Pil- grims from Kashmir will per- form Hajj this year. From July 25 to August 3, daily two flights will be operated from Srinagar Airport at 11 am and 2 pm car- rying 420 pilgrims each. Police extends helping hand to yatris Srinagar, July 14: Jammu and Kash- mir police extended helping hand by providing money to five Amarnath pilgrims who had lost their money on their way towards Baltal from Sri- nagar. “Yesterday, five Amarnath pilgrims identified as Kalan Ama wife of Durga, Shaker La wife of Bajma, Sujama wife of Tagda, Naveno son of Naga Laksh- mi, Manjla wife of Ramian while trav- elling from Srinagar towards Baltal for Shri Amarnathji Yatra lost their money somewhere on the way. They were helped out of their predicament when the police personnel posted at Police Station Kangan came forward to help them and voluntarily contrib- uted 5000 rupees in order to facilitate their journey,” police spokesperson said in a statement. STATE twitter.com/GreaterKashmir_ facebook.com/DailyGreaterKashmir epaper.GreaterKashmir.com CMYK
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UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR Centre for Career Planning and Counselling
Hazratbal Srinagar, 190006 –Kashmir(NAAC Accredited Grade “A”)
http://ccpc.uok.edu.in/,www.kashmiruniversity.ac.in
NOTICEThe Candidates who have appeared for the “SUPER 100” (Mains) scholarship test for civil services coaching programme and have been shortlisted for the personal Interview are directed to appear for the personal interview as per following schedule:
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University of KashmirAdmission Notification -4 (2017)
MBA/MBA-FM (Open Merit/Reserved Categories )It is hereby notified for the information of the candidates bearing following Form/ENT Nos. that they have been provisionally selected for admission to MBA/MBA-FM programme, session 2017 in the Department of Management Studies against resultant vacancies and for MBA at South Campus, Anantnag, University of Kashmir, SSM College of Engineering, Technology & Management , Pattan and Iqbal Institute of Technology & Management, Hyderpora, Srinagar under Open Merit and Reserved Categories on the basis of their merit/preferences. The selection of the candidates is provisional, subject to the verification of original marks certificates of qualifying examination, character certificate and CMAT score. The candidate should submit an affidavit duly attested by 1st class Magistrate to the effect that he/she is not enrolled to pursue any other course in this University or any other University/Institution.The candidates who have been selected for the above programme (MBA/MBA-FM) are advised to approach The Head, Deptt. of Management Studies, University of Kashmir and candidates selected for MBA at South Campus/SSM College, Pattan and IITM are advised to approach Director, South Campus, Anantnag, University of Kashmir/ Principal, SSM College of Engineering Technology & Management, Pattan/ Iqbal Institute of Technology & Management, Hyderpora, Srinagar along with their original certificates for completing the required admission formalities by or before 20-07-2017. If any candidate fails to complete the admission formalities within the above stipulated date, he or she shall forfeit his/her right to admission. The information about fee dues can be had from the office of the Head/Director/Principals of the above said Institutions.The selected candidates can download the Admission Form from official website of the University of Kashmir www.kashmiruniversity.net and obtain the authority slip from the Head, Deptt. of Management Studies /Director/Principal, South Campus, Anantnag, University of Kashmir, SSM College of Engineering, Technology & Management, Pattan and Iqbal Institute of Technology & Management, Hyderpora, Srinagar for deposition of prescribed fee.MBA- Deptt. of Management Studies: OM: 17210735, 17211007;MBA-FM: OM: 17210387, 17210053.MBA- South Campus, Anantnag:Open Merit: 17210645, 17210218, 17210086, 17210017, 17210251, 17210034, 17210531, 17210969,
17210019, 17211014, 17210068, 17210722, 17210049, 17210274, 17210488, 17210587, 17210372, 17210039, 17210222, 17210146 17210821, 17210053, 17210289, 17210443, 17210733, 17210090, 17210249, 17210058, 17210120, 17210077.
Reserved Categories: RBA: 17210083;17210438;17210354;17210447; WUP: 17210824; ST: 17211019; Sports: 17210514; CDP: 17210781; NCC: 17210806 ; DA: 17210048.
MBA- SSM College of Engineering & Technology, Pattan:Open Merit: 17210640, 17210162, 17210188, 17210095, 17210327, 17210569, 17210602, 17210187, 17210917, 17210536, 17210248, 17210368, 17210835, 17210011, 17210586, 17210763, 17210852, 17210518, 17210517, 17210541, 17210129, 17210743, 17210577, 17210203, 17210041, 17210725, 17210175, 17210448, 17210601, 17210552, 17210270, 17210617, 17210938, 17210537, 17210064, 17210753, 17210540, 17210519,1 7210156, 17210195, 17210551, 17210510, 17210783.Reserved Categories: RBA: 17210867, 17210793, 17210895, 17210437, 17210639, 17210773. WUP: 17210202; CDP: 17210458; ST: 17210522; Sports: 17210933; NCC: 17210572; DA: 17210363;MBA- Iqbal Institute of Technology & Management, Hyderpora:Open Merit: 17210590, 17210534, 17210418, 17210281, 17210888, 17210747, 17210311, 17210245, 17210697, 17210286, 17210485, 17210094, 17210220, 17210314, 17210718, 17210650, 17210412, 17210469, 17210766, 17210214, 17210605, 17210221, 17210018, 17210614, 17210863, 17210147, 17210038, 17210269, 17210106, 17210362, 17210399, 17210869.Reserved Categories: WUP: 17210062; RBA: 17210012, 17210297, 17210897, 17210823; NCC: 17210708; CDP: 17210089; Sports: 17210052.
No.F(Admn-MBA/MBA-FM-4)DSBS/KU/17 /DSBS Sd/- (Prof. Khursheed Ahmad Butt)Dated: 14-07-2017 Dean
A/S
DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRy ADVERTISEMENT FOR VARIOUS POSITIONS IN DHR SPONSORED
RESEARCH PROJECT-2017Applications on plain paper are invited from the eligible candidates for the engagement of following posts in Department of Health Research, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India funded research project entitled “Expression analysis and polymorphism of CYP11, CYP17 and CYP19 genes and their relationship with hyperandrogenism and PCOS in Kashmiri Women” sanctioned to Dr. Shajrul Amin, PI and Associate Professor of this Department.
S. No. Name of the post Eligibility1. SRF
(@28000p.m.+20% HRA)M.Sc. in Biochemistry/ Clinical Biochemistry from a UGC recognized University with minimum of 2 years research experience
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Clashes rock Narbal, Anantnag, Pulwama, 4 cops among 17 injured 10-yr old minor among 19 arrested, no Friday prayers offered in Jamia Masjid for 4th consecutive week
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Srinagar, July 14: At least 17 per-sons, including four policemen, were injured in clashes between youth and the government forces personnel in Narbal, Anantnag and Pulwama on Friday, even as forces arrested 19 youth in south Kashmir, reports and witnesses said.
A witness said that clashes between the forces and youth erupted in Narbal chowk after Friday prayers. “At least ten youth and four policemen sus-tained injuries in the clashes,” the witness said. “The clashes were going on at Narbal ghat till late evening.”
In Downtown Srinagar, govern-ment had imposed strict curbs in the areas falling under the jurisdiction of six police stations, including Maharaj Gunj, Safa Kadal, Khanyar, Nowhatta and Rainawari. Maisuma area of civil lines also witnessed similar curbs.
At the historic Jamia Masjid, the government didn’t allow the Friday prayers for the fourth consecutive week. All gates of Jamia Masjid were locked by government forces while
roads leading to the historic Masjid were blocked with concertina wires.
In a tweet, Hurriyat (M) chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq while react-ing to curfew, wrote: “Strict curfew imposed. Friday prayers again dis-allowed for the fourth consecutive week at #JamaMasjid. PDP has com-pletely brazened it out. As part of anti-Muslim, anti Kar nexus, it is beyond redemption....”
Meanwhile, reports of protests after Friday prayers also came in from Soura and Hydepora area of Srinagar.
3 youth injured, 14 arrested in Anantnag Three youth were injured while 14 others were detained on Friday during clashes in old town area of Anantnag district. As soon as the congregational prayers concluded, youth clashed with police and para-military forces at Reshi Bazar local-ity. “The youth pelted stones while the forces responded by lobbing tear gas shells,” a witness said. “Soon the clashes spilled over to Sherbagh, Cheeni Chowk, Janglat Mandi and
Lal chowk. Three youth sustained injuries and were treated at district hospital Anantnag.”
People alleged that the government forces personnel detained 14 youth from Jamia Masjid Anantnag.
A 10 year old- minor- Riyan Mukhtar son of Peoples League (PL) chairman and Hurriyat (M) executive member- Mukhtar Ahmad Waza was among those detained by police, locals said.
They alleged that a youth was pushed down the roof of a structure (Hamam) outside Jamia Masjid during the clashes. As soon as this news spread, the shopkeepers downed their shutters in the entire old town.
However, senior superintendent of police (SSP) Anantnag, Altaf Khan, dispelled the reports that any youth was pushed from the roof top.
“These are only rumors. No one was pushed from the roof top and neither any one has sustained injury during clashes” Khan told Greater Kashmir.
Meanwhile, the Auqaf Committee Jamia Masjid headed by Mirwaiz south Kashmir, Qazi Ahmad Yasir has called
for shutdown in Anantnag on Saturday against the ransacking of Jamia Masjid and arrest of dozens of youth.
Clashes rock Pulwama Pulwama town observed shutdown on Friday to express solidarity with a youth Obaid Ahmad, who was hit by a bullet in his left leg fired by the government forces on Thursday.
All shops and other business estab-lishments were closed in the town. How-ever the traffic plied normally.
Clashes erupted between protest-ers and government forces in Chata-pora locality of the town after Friday prayers. Youth took to streets and staged protests against the use of force on peaceful protesters on Thurs-day. Police and paramilitary forces deployed in the area used tear smoke shells to disperse the protesters, who retaliated with stones triggering clashes.
Locals said that at least five protest-ers were detained during the clashes.
(Reporting by Khalid Gul—Anantnag—Showkat Dar—Pulwama)
Governor prorogues J&K LegislatureSrinagar, July 14: Approv-ing the State Government’s proposal, received from the Chief Minister, Governor NN Vohra has, in exercise of the powers conferred upon him under Section 53 of the Con-stitution of Jammu and Kash-mir, prorogued the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly and the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Council.
LeT hails China’s stand on Kashmir Srinagar, July 14: Militant outfit Lashkar-e-Toiba has appreci-ated China's announcement to provide military, moral and diplomatic support to Kashmir struggle.
LeT chief Mahmood Shah, in a statement to a local news agency CNS alleged that, “Delhi has been using deadly chemi-cal weapons on innocents since long. The houses and proper-ties are destroyed under the dis-guise of fake search operations while the bodies of victims are dissolved with chemical weap-ons, rendering them unidentifi-able,”
“With circumstances unfolding when the world is silent on Kashmir issue, we immensely appreciate China for support and raising the voice for Kashmiris and their rights,” he said.
“China is the key player in this region and can play a vital role in its stability. We urge China to take more steps to pressurize India to implement UN resolutions in Jammu Kashmir,” the LeT chief said.
“We urge the government of Pakistan to take proactive steps with cooperation of Kashmiris to solve the issue and expose the real face of Delhi,” he added. CNS
Urs Hazrat Baba Hyder Reshi (RA) to begin from July 23Islamabad, July 14: The Annual Urs of Hazrat Baba Hyder Reshi (Reshmaloo) is being observed from July 23 to July 27 at Anant-nag with religious fervor. The Shab Khawani will be observed on July 25.
1,86,853 pay obeisance at cave shrineSrinagar, July 14: On the 16th day of the Yatra, 9,719 Yatris paid obeisance at the cave shrine and, cumulatively, since the beginning of the pilgrimage, 1,86, 853 Yatris had the darshan at the Holy Cave.
Chief Minister pays homage to slain soldiers
Srinagar, July 14: Chief Minister, Mehbooba Mufti today laid wreaths on the bodies of two soldiers, Lance Naik, Ranjit Singh and Rifle-man, Satish Bhagat, who were killed in a cross border shelling incident yesterday.
The CM paid rich trib-utes to the two soldiers. Chief secretary, BB Vyas; GoC Chinar Corp, Lt. Gen. J. S. Sandhu, principal secretary, Home, RK Goyl; divisional commissioner, Kashmir, Baseer Khan; IGP Kashmir, Muneer Khan; IGP CID, A. G. Mir and other senior officers of civil administration, Police, Army and other paramilitary forces were present on the occasion.
Later in the day, the
mortal remains of Singh and Bhagat were cremated with full military honours in their native hamlets of Burn and Gurhasingha of Jammu district. Besides their families and friends, thousands of people of the twin hamlets attended their funerals.
Assembly speaker Kavin-der Gupta, deputy Chief Minister Dr Nirmal Singh, minister Bali Bhagat laid wreaths on their bodies. Singh, 32, had joined the Army in 2003 and is sur-vived by wife and two chil-dren.
Hailing from Gurhasin-ghu village, Bhagat was only 22 years old and had donned the uniform in 2015. He left behind his parents. PTI
Geelani demands implementation of UN resolutions on Kashmir Srinagar. July 14: All Parties Hur-riyat Conference (G) chairman, Syed Ali Geelani, on Friday claimed that “95 percent people in Jammu and Kashmir want independence from India” and asked New Delhi to withdraw its forces to know aspirations of people about their political destiny.
“I ridicule the claims of New Delhi that people of Jammu and Kashmir want to stay with India. 95 percent of popula-tion in state want independence from India and challenging Indian authori-ties. Let India withdraw its forces and it will let them know the aspiration of people about their political destiny,” Geelani said in a statement.
“I want to make it clear that war is neither option nor a solution. All issues can be resolved through dialogue only.
We stress that resolution passed in UNO be implemented in letter and spirit and let people decide their future course of political destiny of state,” he said.
Geelani denounced the attack on Yatries and saying “we seriously con-demn this.”
Referring to teachings of Islam, he said “we hail human values as Islam teaches us to uphold and respect ethics and human lives.”
Hailing youth for their exemplary and sympathetic approach towards injured Yatries, he said that “it is what Islam teaches us.”
“Tyranny and oppression have touched heights in Kashmir and all rights and liberties of people have disap-peared. Six lakh people were martyred since last seventy years and more than
six hundred grave-yards stand testi-mony that people in state are facing worst type of tyr-anny from forces,” Geelani said.
“Our ten thou-sand youth disap-peared in forces custody and in nook and corner of state there are more than 7600 unmarked graves and nobody known about those buried in these graves,” he added.
‘We pay our heartfelt tributes to all martyrs and especially those slain on 13th July 1931. They sacrificed their precious lives to save us from slavery, brutality, oppression and imperial-ism,” he said.
Div Com reviews arrangements for Hajj-2017Srinagar, July 14: Division-al commissioner, Kashmir Baseer Ahmad Khan, today chaired a high-level meeting to review the arrangements for Hajj-2017.
The meeting was attended by additional commissioner Kashmir, deputy commis-sioner Srinagar, DIG Police, IG Traffic, deputy director Tourism, deputy director Health Services, deputy director Planning, execu-tive engineers of PHE and R&B, SMC, director Airport Authority of India, comman-dant CRPF, executive officer State Hajj Committee, chief medical Officer, general man-
ager SRTC, representatives of JK Bank and State Bank of India and other concerned officers.
The district development commissioners of all districts including Leh and Kargil through video conference informed divisional commis-sioner that the pilgrims train-ing and vaccination programme has almost been completed in their respective districts.
It was informed that 8050 Pil-grims from Kashmir will per-form Hajj this year. From July 25 to August 3, daily two flights will be operated from Srinagar Airport at 11 am and 2 pm car-rying 420 pilgrims each.
Police extends helping hand to yatrisSrinagar, July 14: Jammu and Kash-mir police extended helping hand by providing money to five Amarnath pilgrims who had lost their money on their way towards Baltal from Sri-nagar.
“Yesterday, five Amarnath pilgrims identified as Kalan Ama wife of Durga, Shaker La wife of Bajma, Sujama wife of Tagda, Naveno son of Naga Laksh-mi, Manjla wife of Ramian while trav-elling from Srinagar towards Baltal for Shri Amarnathji Yatra lost their money somewhere on the way. They were helped out of their predicament when the police personnel posted at Police Station Kangan came forward to help them and voluntarily contrib-uted 5000 rupees in order to facilitate their journey,” police spokesperson said in a statement.
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