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02 Greater Kashmir SRINAGAR | June 3, 2016, Friday Dr. Pradeep Sharma DEPARTMENT OF ORTHOPAEDIC & JOINT REPLACEMENT Super Speciality Hospital NOORA HOSPITAL Umarabad, Zainakote HMT. Srinagar Ph: 0194-2497700 / 7100, 8713900043 E-mail : [email protected] For prior Appointments Call: 8713900043 UA.ad MBBS, MS (Orhto), MCH (Ortho) • Consultant. • Arthroplasty Fellowship - Sindelfingen, Germany and Sentinal Hospital, Los Angeles, U.S.A • Trauma Fellwoship - Davos, Switzerland • Paediatric Orthopaedics - Alder Hey Childre’s Hospital, Liverpool, U.K. • Adult Reconstruction Surgery - Royal Liverpool Hospital & Joint Replacement Queen Mary Hospital, U.K. Experience: Director & Head in BLK Centre for Orthopaedics, Joint Reconstruction & Spine Surgery at BLK Hospital New Delhi.More than 35 years experience in joint replacement & joint reconstruction surgery in association with leading hospitals Specialty Interest: Joint replacement surgery of hip & knee and trauma surgery. 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CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker) Date of Commencement: 13 th June-16) NIELIT Srinagar/Jammu has become official Accredited Training Centre (ATC) & examination Centre of EC-Council for running their World famous Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFI) programs. These courses are recognised world wide and have glo- bal market acceptability for employment. Basic eligibility: Working knowledge of Computers Course duration: 2 months (2 hours per day) Course fee: Rs. 10,000/- (training only) Rs. 25,000/- (including course Kit and Exam fee) Programming courses (Date of Commencement: 6 th June-16) * MATLAB (Duration: 6-weeks @ 2 hrs daily; Fee: Rs. 5000) * Prog. in C/C++ (Duration: 2 months @ 2 hrs daily; Fee: Rs. 4000) * Android Programming (Duration: 2-months @ 2hrs daily; Fee: Rs.6000) * Programming in Java (Duration: 6-weeks @ 2hrs daily; Fee: Rs. 5000) * Embedded Systems Programming (Duration: 1 month @ 2 hrs daily; Fee: Rs. 4000) Computer Aided Design (Date of Commencement: 6 th June-16) * AutoCAD (Duration: 6-weeks @ 2hrs daily; Fee: Rs. 5000) Executive Director [Advt. No.10/2016/NIELIT(S) Dated: 01-06-2016 UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR FACULTY OF COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT STUDIES MBA Admission Notification-9 (2016) | Self-Finance seats only It is hereby notified for the information of the MBA candidates bearing following Form/ENT Nos. that they have been provisionally selected for admission to MBA programme, session 2016 in South Campus, Anantnag on the basis of merit and preferences given by the candidates. 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 is not enrolled with any other course in this University or any other University/Institution. The candidates who have been selected for the above programme (MBA) are advised to approach Director, South Campus, Anantnag, along with their original certificates for completing the required admission formalities by or before 07- 06-2016. 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 Director, South Campus. 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 Director, South Campus, Anantnag, for deposition of prescribed fee. South Campus, Anantnag: Self-Finance category: 6245,6042,6228,6041,6247,6050,6049,6231,6236. The admission of the candidates who have been shifted from one institution to the other on the basis of their preferences and merit stands automatically cancelled in their respective institutions and shall be entitled to 100% refund of admission fee deposited by them. No.F(Admn.Counsl-MBA-2)DFCM/KU/16 Sd/- (Prof. Khurshid Ahmad Butt) Dated: 02-06-2016 Dean Uproar in Assembly over ‘land grab’ by BJP Minister Sack him, demands opposition; stages walkout Government of Jammu and Kashmir Civil Sectt: School Education Department (Gazetted Section) J&K, Srinagar Subject: Summer vacations in the schools falling in Summer zone of Jammu Division. Government Order No:- 198 -Edu of 2016 Dated :-01 -06 - 2016 It is hereby ordered that all Government Educational Institutions as also recognized Private Schools upto Higher Secondary level functioning in the Summer Zone of Jammu Division shall observe Summer Vacations w.e.f 6 th June, 2016 to 17 th July, 2016. Any default on the part of Private School(s) in observance of the calendar of the summer vacations so authorized shall attract action under rules. By order of the Government of Jammu and Kashmir. DIPK-2820 Sd/-(Shaleen Kabra) Commissioner/Secretary to Government School Education Department 004 MUDDASIR ALI Srinagar, June 2: Opposition Con- gress and National Conference on Thursday created uproar in the Leg- islative Assembly over “land grab” by a BJP Minister seeking the Gov- ernment should sack him. The members stormed into the Well to raise the issue before stag- ing walk out from the House. As soon as the House met, the Con- gress members stood up, demand- ing the Government should table the inquiry report into the alleged land grab by the BJP Minister Abdul Ghani Kohli. “The inquiry report by the Dis- trict Development Commissioner has indicted him. Why is govern- ment silent on the report?” asked Congress MLA Nawang Rigzin Jora. He was joined by other members of Congress in the chorus for sacking of the Minister. Amid continued slogan- eering the members came in the Well. “Corrupt Sarkar Hai Hai, Chor Sarkar Hai Hai,” shouted the Con- gress members. Amid chaos in the House, some members from National Conference stood up demanding action in the case. At this moment, Minister for CAPD, Choudhary Zulfikar inter- vened, informing the House that the case was sub judice and hence the issue can’t be discussed in the House. “If the matter can’t be discussed in the House, let the Government table the inquiry report so that the members are also taken into confi- dence on the issue,” demanded the Congress members. Thumping the benches, the oppo- sition members continued with the demand for the tabling of the report in the House. Trying to pacify the members, the Speaker Kavinder Gupta intervened: “We can’t have a discussion on the issue as the matter is in the court.” But his response didn’t satisfy the opposition members who continued with the protests in the Well, disputing the proceedings in the House. Later they staged walkout from the House. SPU Jodhpur students meet Governor Plan for better road connectivity formulated: Veeri Srinagar, June 2: Minister for Public Works and Par- liamentary Affairs, Abdul Rehman Veeri today said that Government has formu- lated a comprehensive plan for better road connectivity across the State. The Minister said that the Pre-Empowered Committee meeting held at New Delhi has already given go ahead to the road projects of the State sanctioned under PMGSY phase-X, adding that these project would be taken up shortly after completing neces- sary codal formalities. He said upgrading road infrastructure is pivotal for all-round devel- opment of the State. The Minister was responding to supplemen- taries raised by some mem- bers to the main questions of Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi and Rajiv Jasrotia. He said roads awaiting Forest clear- ances would be taken up on priority, so that work on these roads is completed at an earliest, adding that the macdamization work of the roads targeted during this fiscal by the Government would be also completed. The Public Works Min- ister said that Government prioritized development of public utility infrastructure in Srinagar city under vari- ous schemes. Srinagar, June 2: Governor N N Vohra interacted with a group of 46 students from Sardar Patel University of Police, Security and Crimi- nal Justice (SPU) Jodhpur at the Raj Bhavan here today. During the discussions with the students Vohra emphasized upon them the importance of their acquir- ing a sound understanding of the larger issues facing the society as this would help them to contribute towards the establishment of a peaceful, non-violent and crime-free society. M L Kumawat, former VC of the University; K B Vandana, Dean Academ- ics and Additional Direc- tor SPU; Dr Jagriti Upad- hyay, Assistant Professor and two other officials are accompanying the students on the study tour. P K Tripathi, Principal Secre- tary to Governor, was pres- ent on the occasion. The Governor stressed the need for undertaking case studies of the law and order problems being faced in various parts of the coun- try for adequately under- standing the genesis of the root causes of various com- plex problems which are detrimental to and disturb societal peace and harmony. He enquired from the stu- dents about the courses they are studying and about their future plans. The Governor also discussed with the stu- dents their tour programme and places they wish to visit in the Valley. The Governor answered queries from the students about the issues being faced by the State and also dis- cussed with them the his- torical importance of some of the tourist places which the students intend to visit during their study tour. He advised them to work hard and wished all of them bright careers ahead. 14 students hospitalized after taking dinner at sports event Dr Mandeep assigned charge of Dir SKIMS Srinagar, June 2: Jammu and Kashmir Government Thursday assigned charge of Director SKIMS to Dr Mandeep K Bhandari, Sec- retary Health and Medical Educa- tion Department, an order issued by General Administration Depart- ment reads. The move comes in the wake of superannuation of Dr Showkat Ali Zargar and pending selection of a suitable candidate against the said post. GKNN Sartaj Madni inaugurates poll office at Jammu Jammu, June 2: Seeking support of the displaced Kashmiri Pandit community to set up a new system of justice and equality in the state, General Secretary of Peoples Dem- ocratic Party (PDP), Sartaz Madni today said that every community has to play its role in the on-going transformation process in Jammu and Kashmir. GKNN Hurriyat (G) slams Lone’s arrest Srinagar, June 2: Hurriyat Conference (G) has condemned the arrest of head of one of its constituents, Muhammad Shafi Lone. In a statement, Hurriyat (G) spokesperson Ayaz Akbar said “police raided the residence of Muham- mad Shafi Lone who heads Employees Movement which is a constituent of Hurriyat (G). He has been lodged at police station Kothi Bagh. We strongly condemn his arrest and demand his immediate release.” Elevate Rahul to top party post: Omar Srinagar, Jun 2: Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdul- lah today said Congress should elevate its vice president Rahul Gandhi to the party's top post instead of "planting stories" about his "imminent elevation". "Isn't Congress fed up of planting 'Rahul's imminent elevation' stories?" Omar, who was an ally of Congress in UPA-II, wrote on Twier. "Been reading them for years now. Just do it and let him get on," he said. PTI Nayeem, Javid under house arrest Srinagar, June 2: The JKLF (H) chairman, Javid Ahmad Mir was put under house arrest on Thursday evening, a party statement said. Meanwhile, Jammu Kashmir National Front chairman and Hurriyat (G) leader, Nayeem Ahmad Khan, according to party statement, continued to remain under house arrest since May 20. GKNN Interview for Compositor in HC on June 11 Srinagar, June 2: The secretariat of Chief Justice of Jammu and Kashmir High Court has postponed the interview of candidates of Jammu Province who have applied for the post of Compositor in the Court which was earlier scheduled for June 4 at Judicial Academy, Janipur Jammu. According to M Y Akhoon, Principal Secretary to Chief Justice J&K High Court, the interview shall now be conducted on 11-06-2016 at the same venue at 9.00 am. GKNN ALTAF BABA Baramulla, June 2: Around fourteen students who are part of inter-district Khokho tournament organized at Girls Higher Secondary School Singhpora Kalan here were hospitalized Thursday after they complained of vomiting and abdominal pain. According to reports, the stu- dents were participating in the event organized by State Sports Council and fell sick after consum- ing dinner Thursday evening. Hospital authorities while confirming the incident said that all the sick students were treated at the hospital and were later discharged after neces- sary treatment. "These students had developed abdominal pain and were vomiting at the time of being admitted in the hospital. They were provided necessary treatment and were discharged later," said Dr Govinder, Deputy Medical Superintendent Baram- ulla district hospital. "We are looking into the matter and are trying to ascer- tain how these students had developed such symptoms during the event," said Imtiyaz Ahmad, SSP Baramulla. Ex-CIC, Secy JKAACL call on Guv Srinagar, June 2: In separate meetings, G R Sufi, former State Chief Information Commissioner and Dr Aziz Hajini, Secretary J&K Academy of Art, Culture and Languages (JKAACL) called on Governor N N Vohra. Sufi and the Governor discussed ways and means for strengthen- ing the RTI Act and generating awareness among the public so that the effective implementation of the law leads to reducing corruption. Dr Hajini briefed the Governor about the ongoing programmes and the upcoming events which are being organized by the Academy and the efforts underway to boost the traditional arts and artists. STATE twitter.com/GreaterKashmir_ facebook.com/DailyGreaterKashmir epaper.GreaterKashmir.com CMYK
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02 Greater KashmirSRINAGAR | June 3, 2016, Friday
Dr. Pradeep Sharma
DEPARTMENT OF ORThOPAEDic & JOiNT REPlAcEMENT
Super Speciality HospitalNOORA hOSPiTAl
Umarabad, Zainakote HMT. Srinagar Ph: 0194-2497700 / 7100, 8713900043E-mail : [email protected]
For prior Appointments Call: 8713900043
UA
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MBBS, MS (Orhto), MCH (Ortho)• Consultant.• Arthroplasty Fellowship - Sindelfingen, Germany and Sentinal Hospital, Los Angeles, U.S.A• TraumaFellwoship-Davos,Switzerland• PaediatricOrthopaedics-AlderHeyChildre’sHospital,Liverpool,U.K.• AdultReconstructionSurgery-RoyalLiverpoolHospital&JointReplacement
QueenMaryHospital,U.K.Experience: Director&HeadinBLKCentreforOrthopaedics,JointReconstruction&Spine SurgeryatBLKHospitalNewDelhi.Morethan35yearsexperienceinjoint replacement&jointreconstructionsurgeryinassociationwithleadinghospitalsSpecialty Interest: Jointreplacementsurgeryofhip&kneeandtraumasurgery.
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Dr. Humayun AhadMBBS, DNB(Ortho), MNAMS, Mch (Ortho) • FellowshipinJointReplacementSurgery • WorkedatRocklandHospital&HolyFamilyHospitalNewDelhi
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Summer Training Programs
Department of Electronics & Information Technology(DeitY), MCIT, Govt. of India
National Institute of Electronics &Information Technology (NIELIT) J&K
(Formerly DOEACC Srinagar/Jammu)
SIDCO Electronics Complex, Rangreth Srinagar
Website: www.jk.nielit.inPhone: 0194-2300502, 2300805
Computer Networking (Date of Commencement: 6th June-16)* CCNA (Duration: 2 months @ 2 hrs daily; Fee: Rs. 8,000)* Integrated Information Security & Networking Industrial Program
(Duration: 6-weeks @ 3 hrs daily; Fee: Rs. 6000)* System Administration in Windows Server 2012
(Duration: 6-weeks @ 2hrs daily; Fee: Rs. 7000)6-months Diploma in Information Security, Networking & CloudComputing (Date of Commencement: 6th June-16)Duration: 6 months @ 4 hrs daily; Fee: Rs. 25,000)Course contents: VMWare Virtualization, Cloud Computing, CCNA, Win-dows Server 2012, Information Security Threats & Counter Measures.CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker) Date of Commencement: 13th June-16)NIELIT Srinagar/Jammu has become official Accredited Training Centre(ATC) & examination Centre of EC-Council for running their World famousCertified Ethical Hacker (CEH), Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator(CHFI) programs. These courses are recognised world wide and have glo-bal market acceptability for employment.Basic eligibility: Working knowledge of ComputersCourse duration: 2 months (2 hours per day)Course fee: Rs. 10,000/- (training only) Rs. 25,000/- (including course Kit and Exam fee)Programming courses (Date of Commencement: 6th June-16)* MATLAB (Duration: 6-weeks @ 2 hrs daily; Fee: Rs. 5000)* Prog. in C/C++ (Duration: 2 months @ 2 hrs daily; Fee: Rs. 4000)* Android Programming (Duration: 2-months @ 2hrs daily; Fee: Rs.6000)* Programming in Java (Duration: 6-weeks @ 2hrs daily; Fee: Rs. 5000)* Embedded Systems Programming
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Executive Director[Advt. No.10/2016/NIELIT(S) Dated: 01-06-2016
UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIRFACULTY OF COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT STUDIES
MBA Admission Notifi cation-9 (2016) | Self-Finance seats only It is hereby notifi ed for the information of the MBA candidates bearing following Form/ENT Nos. that they have been provisionally selected for admission to MBA programme, session 2016 in South Campus, Anantnag on the basis of merit and preferences given by the candidates. The selection of the candidates is provisional, subject to the verifi cation of original marks certifi cates of qualifying examination, character certifi cate and CMAT score. The candidate should submit an affi davit duly attested by 1st class Magistrate to the effect that he is not enrolled with any other course in this University or any other University/Institution. The candidates who have been selected for the above programme (MBA) are advised to approach Director, South Campus, Anantnag, along with their original certifi cates for completing the required admission formalities by or before 07-06-2016. 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 offi ce of the Director, South Campus. The selected candidates can download the Admission Form from offi cial website of the University of Kashmir www.kashmiruniversity.net and obtain the authority slip from the Director, South Campus, Anantnag, for deposition of prescribed fee.South Campus, Anantnag:Self-Finance category: 6245,6042,6228,6041,6247,6050,6049,6231,6236.The admission of the candidates who have been shifted from one institution to the other on the basis of their preferences and merit stands automatically cancelled in their respective institutions and shall be entitled to 100% refund of admission fee deposited by them.No.F(Admn.Counsl-MBA-2)DFCM/KU/16 Sd/- (Prof. Khurshid Ahmad Butt)Dated: 02-06-2016 Dean
Uproar in Assembly over ‘land grab’ by BJP MinisterSack him, demands opposition; stages walkout
Government of Jammu and Kashmir Civil Sectt: School Education Department
(Gazetted Section) J&K, Srinagar
Subject: Summer vacations in the schools falling in Summer zone of Jammu Division.
Government Order No:- 198 -Edu of 2016 Dated :-01 -06 - 2016
It is hereby ordered that all Government Educational Institutions as also recognized Private Schools upto Higher Secondary level functioning in the Summer Zone of Jammu Division shall observe Summer Vacations w.e.f 6th June, 2016 to 17th July, 2016.
Any default on the part of Private School(s) in observance of the calendar of the summer vacations so authorized shall attract action under rules.By order of the Government of Jammu and Kashmir.
DIPK-2820 Sd/-(Shaleen Kabra)Commissioner/Secretary to Government
School Education Department004
MUDDASIR ALI
Srinagar, June 2: Opposition Con-gress and National Conference on Thursday created uproar in the Leg-islative Assembly over “land grab” by a BJP Minister seeking the Gov-ernment should sack him.
The members stormed into the Well to raise the issue before stag-ing walk out from the House.
As soon as the House met, the Con-gress members stood up, demand-ing the Government should table
the inquiry report into the alleged land grab by the BJP Minister Abdul Ghani Kohli.
“The inquiry report by the Dis-trict Development Commissioner has indicted him. Why is govern-ment silent on the report?” asked Congress MLA Nawang Rigzin Jora.
He was joined by other members of Congress in the chorus for sacking of the Minister. Amid continued slogan-eering the members came in the Well.
“Corrupt Sarkar Hai Hai, Chor Sarkar Hai Hai,” shouted the Con-
gress members.Amid chaos in the House, some
members from National Conference stood up demanding action in the case.
At this moment, Minister for CAPD, Choudhary Zulfikar inter-vened, informing the House that the case was sub judice and hence the issue can’t be discussed in the House.
“If the matter can’t be discussed in the House, let the Government table the inquiry report so that the members are also taken into confi-dence on the issue,” demanded the
Congress members.Thumping the benches, the oppo-
sition members continued with the demand for the tabling of the report in the House.
Trying to pacify the members, the Speaker Kavinder Gupta intervened: “We can’t have a discussion on the issue as the matter is in the court.”
But his response didn’t satisfy the opposition members who continued with the protests in the Well, disputing the proceedings in the House. Later they staged walkout from the House.
SPU Jodhpur students meet Governor
Plan for better road connectivity formulated: VeeriSrinagar, June 2: Minister for Public Works and Par-liamentary Affairs, Abdul Rehman Veeri today said that Government has formu-lated a comprehensive plan for better road connectivity across the State.
The Minister said that the Pre-Empowered Committee meeting held at New Delhi has already given go ahead to the road projects of the State sanctioned under PMGSY
phase-X, adding that these project would be taken up shortly after completing neces-sary codal formalities. He said upgrading road infrastructure is pivotal for all-round devel-opment of the State.
The Minister was responding to supplemen-taries raised by some mem-bers to the main questions of Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi and Rajiv Jasrotia. He said roads awaiting Forest clear-
ances would be taken up on priority, so that work on these roads is completed at an earliest, adding that the macdamization work of the roads targeted during this fiscal by the Government would be also completed.
The Public Works Min-ister said that Government prioritized development of public utility infrastructure in Srinagar city under vari-ous schemes.
Srinagar, June 2: Governor N N Vohra interacted with a group of 46 students from Sardar Patel University of Police, Security and Crimi-nal Justice (SPU) Jodhpur at the Raj Bhavan here today.
During the discussions with the students Vohra emphasized upon them the importance of their acquir-ing a sound understanding of the larger issues facing the society as this would help them to contribute towards the establishment of a peaceful, non-violent and crime-free society.
M L Kumawat, former VC of the University; K B Vandana, Dean Academ-ics and Additional Direc-tor SPU; Dr Jagriti Upad-hyay, Assistant Professor and two other officials are accompanying the students on the study tour. P K Tripathi, Principal Secre-tary to Governor, was pres-
ent on the occasion.The Governor stressed
the need for undertaking case studies of the law and order problems being faced in various parts of the coun-try for adequately under-standing the genesis of the root causes of various com-plex problems which are detrimental to and disturb societal peace and harmony.
He enquired from the stu-dents about the courses they are studying and about their future plans. The Governor
also discussed with the stu-dents their tour programme and places they wish to visit in the Valley.
The Governor answered queries from the students about the issues being faced by the State and also dis-cussed with them the his-torical importance of some of the tourist places which the students intend to visit during their study tour. He advised them to work hard and wished all of them bright careers ahead.
14 students hospitalized after taking dinner at sports event
Dr Mandeep assigned charge of Dir SKIMSSrinagar, June 2: Jammu and Kashmir Government Thursday assigned charge of Director SKIMS to Dr Mandeep K Bhandari, Sec-retary Health and Medical Educa-tion Department, an order issued by General Administration Depart-ment reads. The move comes in the wake of superannuation of Dr Showkat Ali Zargar and pending selection of a suitable candidate against the said post. GKNN
Sartaj Madni inaugurates poll o� ce at JammuJammu, June 2: Seeking support of the displaced Kashmiri Pandit community to set up a new system of justice and equality in the state, General Secretary of Peoples Dem-ocratic Party (PDP), Sartaz Madni today said that every community has to play its role in the on-going transformation process in Jammu and Kashmir. GKNN
Hurriyat (G) slams Lone’s arrestSrinagar, June 2: Hurriyat Conference (G) has condemned the arrest of head of one of its constituents, Muhammad Shafi Lone. In a statement, Hurriyat (G) spokesperson Ayaz Akbar said “police raided the residence of Muham-mad Shafi Lone who heads Employees Movement which is a constituent of Hurriyat (G). He has been lodged at police station Kothi Bagh. We strongly condemn his arrest and demand his immediate release.”
Elevate Rahul to top party post: OmarSrinagar, Jun 2: Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdul-lah today said Congress should elevate its vice president Rahul Gandhi to the party's top post instead of "planting stories" about his "imminent elevation". "Isn't Congress fed up of planting 'Rahul's imminent elevation' stories?" Omar, who was an ally of Congress in UPA-II, wrote on Twi� er.
"Been reading them for years now. Just do it and let him get on," he said. PTI
Nayeem, Javid under house arrestSrinagar, June 2: The JKLF (H) chairman, Javid Ahmad Mir was put under house arrest on Thursday evening, a party statement said.
Meanwhile, Jammu Kashmir National Front chairman and Hurriyat (G) leader, Nayeem Ahmad Khan, according to party statement, continued to remain under house arrest since May 20. GKNN
Interview for Compositor in HC on June 11 Srinagar, June 2: The secretariat of Chief Justice of Jammu and Kashmir High Court has postponed the interview of candidates of Jammu Province who have applied for the post of Compositor in the Court which was earlier scheduled for June 4 at Judicial Academy, Janipur Jammu. According to M Y Akhoon, Principal Secretary to Chief Justice J&K High Court, the interview shall now be conducted on 11-06-2016 at the same venue at 9.00 am. GKNN
ALTAF BABA
Baramulla, June 2: Around fourteen students who are part of inter-district Khokho tournament organized at Girls Higher Secondary School Singhpora Kalan here were hospitalized Thursday after they complained of vomiting and abdominal pain.
According to reports, the stu-dents were participating in the event organized by State Sports Council and fell sick after consum-ing dinner Thursday evening.
Hospital authorities while confirming the incident said
that all the sick students were treated at the hospital and were later discharged after neces-sary treatment. "These students had developed abdominal pain and were vomiting at the time of being admitted in the hospital. They were provided necessary treatment and were discharged later," said Dr Govinder, Deputy Medical Superintendent Baram-ulla district hospital.
"We are looking into the matter and are trying to ascer-tain how these students had developed such symptoms during the event," said Imtiyaz Ahmad, SSP Baramulla.
Ex-CIC, Secy JKAACL call on GuvSrinagar, June 2: In separate meetings, G R Sufi , former State Chief Information Commissioner and Dr Aziz Hajini, Secretary J&K Academy of Art, Culture and Languages (JKAACL) called on Governor N N Vohra. Sufi and the Governor discussed ways and means for strengthen-ing the RTI Act and generating awareness among the public so that the eff ective implementation of the law leads to reducing corruption. Dr Hajini briefed the Governor about the ongoing programmes and the upcoming events which are being organized by the Academy and the eff orts underway to boost the traditional arts and artists.
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