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11 Greater Kashmir SRINAGAR | November 23, 2015, Monday GOVT. OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR OFFICE OF THE TEHSILDAR QAZIGUND Subject: Land alienation permission case under the provisions of (J&K Migrant Immovable Property Preservation, Protection and Restraint on Distress Rules) Act. NOTICE Whereas -1. Sheela Devi 2. Chand Krishan Malla & 3. Bansi Lal Malla wd/o & Son's of Lt. Triloki Nath Malla R/o Kuli Bagh Kurigam Qazigund at present Migrants Jammu have applied for permission to alienate their Land/house measuring 01 Kanals 09 Marlas along with tin roofed double storeyed house comprising of survey No. 2611/209 in favour of Mushtaq Ahmad Khan S/o: Ghulam Ahmad Khan R/o: Nusoo Badragund Qazigund through lawful attorney holder Shameema Akther W/o: Mushtaq Ahmad Khan D/o: Mohammad Maqbool Lone R/o: Nusoo Badragund Qazigund. The alienor has declared firmly through Irrevocable General Power of Attorney as well as on oath that the Land/house in question is exclusively owned by them and there is no prior charge or encumbrance of any Bank/Financial Institution or any Person(s), nor there is any litigation, dispute or co-share problem with anybody and is within their due share and possession on spot and neither there is any defect in the title of said land .The case is under process in this office and before proceeding ahead in the matter under the provisions of J&K Preservations Protection and Restraint on Distress Sale of Migrant Immovable Property Act 1997, the objections with regard to recommendation for grant of permission for sale of said Land are hereby invited from interested person/persons. The objections should reach or presented by self or through an authorized agent in this office within 15, days after publishing of this notice through Newspaper and over date objections will not be entertained accepted. Sd/ Tehsildar Qazigund A/S SAQIB MALIK Srinagar, Nov 22: To ensure consumer conve- nience, Consumer Affairs and Public Distribution department (CAPD) is plan- ning to give facelift to its 1284 ration depots across the Valley. With a focus on con- sumer comfort, a new bar- coded ration book will soon replace the existing ration card. This information was shared by A R War, Direc- tor CAPD with Greater Kashmir. “We intend to introduce steel tubs at ration depots for storing rice, sugar and atta while being distribut- ed to the consumers. This will help cut down wastage and increase hygiene,” War said. War said in order to ensure that correct quan- tity of food material is being disbursed, electron- ic weighing machines will be installed at all ration depots by next year. “We also have plans to install information boards at all ration depots which would show the price list,” War said. With an aim to receive consumer feedback, CAPD will also install sugges- tion and complaint boxes at the ration depots. “The present ration books pro- vided to the consumers by the department are also set for a changeover as the new ration books are larger and improved version of the current ration card,” War said. “The new ration book will have a bar code that will be helpful in case of its loss,” War said. According to War, the Shaheed Gunj warehouse that was destroyed during the floods last year is in the process of being renovated. Commenting on the need to revise the database of ration card holders, War said the digitization pro- cess kick-started in 2012 is being done on a war foot- ing now. Srinagar, Nov 22: Kashmir's pre- mier international conference centre, SKICC, is fast emerging as conferencing destination in the state. According to Director SKICC Yasmeen Khan the centre most of the times remains abuzz with high-profile meetings and confer- ences. “At times we have three to four events in a day and we manage it to our best ability,” Khan said. According to Khan the Gov- ernment is keen to promote this premier property as an ideal round-the-year conferencing destination. She said SKICC is an exclusive hub for all kinds of MICE tourism activities. “We have tied up with prominent Mice organisers like Cox and Kings, Raja Rani and other big travel tour names in the industry.” While enjoying the conference experience in SKICC, Carolina of Cox and Kings judges SKICC as one of the best in the country. Carolina who recently coordi- nated a three-day national level conference of doctors at the centre said: “We are trying to get more and more such events to SKICC to make it round the year affair.” About some events, Khan said: “A conference was recently held which was chaired by MP Mehbooba Muſti in which all the legislators from South Kashmir were present.” The meeting of district devel- opmental board Kupwara was also held which turned SKICC into the hub of activities. GKNN Govt to give facelift to 1284 CAPD godowns in Kashmir from K.G to Jammu, Nov 22: In a significant move aimed to help check pilferage of food-grains, government start- ed process of installation of IP cameras in CAPD godowns. The first such camera was today installed at CAPD warehouse, Jammu in presence of minister for CAPD, Choudhary Zulfkar Ali. Interacting with the officers and mediapersons, the Minister said all CAPD stores and the fleet carry- ing food-grains would be equipped with IP cameras which would further be connected with the mobiles of the concerned Minister, Director CAPD and Assis- tant Directors in every district with dedicated broad- band connections. He said the technology-driven move will facilitate effective monitoring of movement and transportation of essential commodities and help plug pilferages. “This endeavor would go a long way in ensuring adequate and timely supply of food-grains to con- sumers giving necessary and timely feedback about the quantity stored and dispatched from godowns to various parts of the state”, he added. The Minister said that the IP Cameras would be connected to a central hub which would be having the facilities of recording as well as maintaining the record for 15 to 20 days. “Various initiatives have been taken by the Gov- ernment of late to streamline the functioning of the CA&PD Department and these measures have started bearing the fruit,” he maintained. “The department also intends to launch point of sale machines in various sale outlets having a biometric system of finger print scan to ensure that the ration is provided to the targeted populace in a transparent manner averting any chance of pilfer- age”, the Minister added. The Minister said that the process of providing IP Cameras in Jammu City would be completed within the next week and other districts of the division would be covered within a month in order to cover the whole province under the new monitoring network. While congratulating Director CAPD Jammu for initiating several innovative reforms in the depart- ment, the Minister said that it has become possible due to the dedicated efforts of the director and his team that the department is installing hi-tech IP cam- eras in different stores. He expressed the hope that the officers would continue their sincere services for further streamlin- ing the working of the department. The Minister said that Jammu and Kashmir is among the few states having put in place such a high–tech tracking system. He said: “Our next step would be to install GPRS enabling monitoring system in trucks carrying food- grain which will provide information on real-time basis about the fleet movement.” Director CA&PD Director Jammu, Deputy Direc- tors of various wings of the department besides Assistant Directors were present on the occasion, an official statement said. GKNN Bar-coded ration books to replace existing ration cards IP camera installed at Jammu warehouse New Delhi, Nov 22: The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Author- ity (PFRDA) has made it mandatory for the subscrib- ers of New Pension System (NPS) to submit applications online for settlement of with- drawal claims from April 1 next year. According to a PFRDA directive, "with effect from April 1, 2016 only such with- drawal requests raised on online platform will be accepted at CRA (Central Recordkeeping Agency) system for further process- ing". "Physical withdrawal request forms received at CRA will not be accepted for further processing," the pen- sion fund regulator said. PFRDA said it was com- mitted to support the 'Digital India' drive and efforts were being made to make various NPS related services avail- able on online platform. Making withdrawal process online by which subscribers can raise with- drawal request using the web portal is one of the such initiatives, it said. "This will make with- drawal process paperless to a great extent and seamless and exit claims of the sub- scribers can be settled in least possible time," it said. NPS has been implement- ed for all employees (except armed forces) joining cen- tral government on or after January 1, 2004. NPS has been made avail- able to every Indian citizen from May 2009 on a volun- tary basis. A subscriber can exit NPS owing to superan- nuation, premature exit and death. Beijing, Nov 22: China’s pain of economic slowdown is India’s pain too, RBI Gov- ernor Raghuram Rajan said contradicting government assertions that India will not be affected by deceleration of Chinese economy. “The Chinese slowdown is a concern for the whole world. There is a lower demand for some of our exports to China. But indirectly too, many of the countries are not export- ing to China as much as they did and they are buying less from us,” Dr. Rajan said in an interview with Hong Kong- based South China Morning Post. “But India being a com- modity importer, has been helped a bit by cheaper com- modities. So the impact has not been as bad as it could have been. Still, on the whole, we have been adversely affected by the Chinese slow- down because China’s slow- down has impacted global growth and India is very well integrated into the global economy”, Dr. Rajan said. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had told a gather- ing at Columbia University last month that India is “not impacted” by the slowdown as it is not part of Chinese supply chain and India could become the “addi- tional shoulder” the global economy needs to stand on as China slows. Some comments from India that China’s pain is India’s gain has drawn strong reactions from the Chinese media. Dr. Rajan was in Hong Kong on Friday to receive honorary doctorate awarded by the Hong University of Science and Technology. In his interview Dr. Rajan also pointed to “growing interdependence” between India and China. “The prime minister has clearly laid out a path for improving relations with neighbours. The focus is on the East, rather than the traditional emphasis on the West. Whether it is through the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank or through China’s Silk Road initiative, we will have greater engage- ment with China and Chinese projects. This will also feed well into China’s interests in expanding its engagement in the region,” he said. Dr. Rajan said he hopes India will emulate China’s growth rates and the country would like to learn from things China got right. “We would like to learn from its manufacturing suc- cess, how it built up its infra- structure, how it encouraged its village enterprises and how it manages FDIs in such enormous quantities. A lot of Indian businesspeople who travel to China also keep coming back with stories of why it works better than India”, he said. SKICC becoming a conferencing destination in Kashmir China’s economic slowdown adversely affected India: Rajan SUNDAY HUSTLE AND BUSTLE: The drop in temperatures in the Kashmir Valley has brought about some good business to Sunday Market, the weekly business activity being held for decades in Srinagar. Aman Farooq/GK Only online withdrawals for NPS from April 2016: PFRDA OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL GOVT. DEGREE COLLEGE, SOPORE PRESS RELEASE On 21 st of 2015 Govt. Degree College Sopore in collaboration with the WEET NGO organized a Scientific Lecture on Genetic Engineering. Dr. Ashiq Hussain Kachroo an eminent scientist presently working as Research Associate in the University of Texas (Austin) U.S.A delivered a lecture on “Humanization of Yeast”. A huge gathering of audience including Professors, doctors, young scientists, students and eminent citizens were present in the college auditorium. The event was presided over by Principal of the college Prof.(Dr) Mushtaq Ahmad Lone. In his welcome address principal welcomed the scientist who is an alumni of the college thanked him for sparing the time to deliver a valuable lecture to the students of the Sopore College. Prof. Meraj-ud-din performed the anchoring and Dr. Shamim Ahmad presented vote of thanks. Sd/- Media Secretary M-006 MCX 24kt/10gm Sensex 25868.49 Gold `25,243 Nifty 7856.55 Silver `33,589 Crude 2833 Dollar `66.11 Euro 70.40 Pound `100.43 Saudi Riyal `17.63 Dirham `18.00 Kuwaiti Dinar `217.43 Yen `0.54 Ch Yuan `10.35 13.80 26.57 `48 `241 57 NEWS twitter.com/GreaterKashmir_ facebook.com/DailyGreaterKashmir epaper.GreaterKashmir.com CMYK
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11Greater Kashmir SRINAGAR | November 23, 2015, Monday
GOVT. OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR
OFFICE OF THE TEHSILDAR QAZIGUNDSubject: Land alienation permission case under the provisions of (J&K Migrant Immovable
Property Preservation, Protection and Restraint on Distress Rules) Act.
NOTICEWhereas -1. Sheela Devi 2. Chand Krishan Malla & 3. Bansi Lal Malla wd/o & Son's of Lt. Triloki Nath Malla R/o Kuli Bagh Kurigam Qazigund at present Migrants Jammu have applied for permission to alienate their Land/house measuring 01 Kanals 09 Marlas along with tin roofed double storeyed house comprising of survey No. 2611/209 in favour of Mushtaq Ahmad Khan S/o: Ghulam Ahmad Khan R/o: Nusoo Badragund Qazigund through lawful attorney holder Shameema Akther W/o: Mushtaq Ahmad Khan D/o: Mohammad Maqbool Lone R/o: Nusoo Badragund Qazigund.The alienor has declared firmly through Irrevocable General Power of Attorney as well as on oath that the Land/house in question is exclusively owned by them and there is no prior charge or encumbrance of any Bank/Financial Institution or any Person(s), nor there is any litigation, dispute or co-share problem with anybody and is within their due share and possession on spot and neither there is any defect in the title of said land .The case is under process in this office and before proceeding ahead in the matter under the provisions of J&K Preservations Protection and Restraint on Distress Sale of Migrant Immovable Property Act 1997, the objections with regard to recommendation for grant of permission for sale of said Land are hereby invited from interested person/persons. The objections should reach or presented by self or through an authorized agent in this office within 15, days after publishing of this notice through Newspaper and over date objections will not be entertained accepted.
Sd/ Tehsildar Qazigund
A/S
SAQIB MALIK
Srinagar, Nov 22: To ensure consumer conve-nience, Consumer Affairs and Public Distribution department (CAPD) is plan-ning to give facelift to its 1284 ration depots across the Valley.
With a focus on con-sumer comfort, a new bar-coded ration book will soon replace the existing ration card.
This information was shared by A R War, Direc-tor CAPD with Greater Kashmir.
“We intend to introduce steel tubs at ration depots for storing rice, sugar and atta while being distribut-ed to the consumers. This will help cut down wastage and increase hygiene,” War said.
War said in order to ensure that correct quan-tity of food material is being disbursed, electron-ic weighing machines will be installed at all ration depots by next year.
“We also have plans to install information boards at all ration depots which would show the price list,” War said.
With an aim to receive consumer feedback, CAPD will also install sugges-tion and complaint boxes at the ration depots. “The present ration books pro-vided to the consumers by the department are also set for a changeover as the new ration books are larger and improved version of the current ration card,” War said.
“The new ration book will have a bar code that will be helpful in case of its loss,” War said.
According to War, the Shaheed Gunj warehouse that was destroyed during the floods last year is in the process of being renovated.
Commenting on the need to revise the database of ration card holders, War said the digitization pro-cess kick-started in 2012 is being done on a war foot-ing now.
Srinagar, Nov 22: Kashmir's pre-mier international conference centre, SKICC, is fast emerging as conferencing destination in the state.
According to Director SKICC Yasmeen Khan the centre most of the times remains abuzz with high-profile meetings and confer-ences. “At times we have three to four events in a day and we manage it to our best ability,” Khan said.
According to Khan the Gov-ernment is keen to promote this premier property as an ideal round-the-year conferencing
destination.She said SKICC is an exclusive
hub for all kinds of MICE tourism activities. “We have tied up with prominent Mice organisers like Cox and Kings, Raja Rani and other big travel tour names in the industry.”
While enjoying the conference experience in SKICC, Carolina of Cox and Kings judges SKICC as one of the best in the country.
Carolina who recently coordi-nated a three-day national level conference of doctors at the centre said: “We are trying to get more and more such events to SKICC to make it round the year affair.”
About some events, Khan said: “A conference was recently held which was chaired by MP Mehbooba Mufti in which all the legislators from South Kashmir were present.”
The meeting of district devel-opmental board Kupwara was also held which turned SKICC into the hub of activities. GKNN
Govt to give facelift to 1284 CAPD godowns in Kashmir
from K.G to
Jammu, Nov 22: In a significant move aimed to help check pilferage of food-grains, government start-ed process of installation of IP cameras in CAPD godowns. The first such camera was today installed at CAPD warehouse, Jammu in presence of minister for CAPD, Choudhary Zulfkar Ali.
Interacting with the officers and mediapersons, the Minister said all CAPD stores and the fleet carry-ing food-grains would be equipped with IP cameras which would further be connected with the mobiles of the concerned Minister, Director CAPD and Assis-tant Directors in every district with dedicated broad-band connections.
He said the technology-driven move will facilitate effective monitoring of movement and transportation of essential commodities and help plug pilferages.
“This endeavor would go a long way in ensuring adequate and timely supply of food-grains to con-sumers giving necessary and timely feedback about the quantity stored and dispatched from godowns to various parts of the state”, he added.
The Minister said that the IP Cameras would be connected to a central hub which would be having the facilities of recording as well as maintaining the record for 15 to 20 days.
“Various initiatives have been taken by the Gov-ernment of late to streamline the functioning of the CA&PD Department and these measures have started bearing the fruit,” he maintained.
“The department also intends to launch point of sale machines in various sale outlets having a biometric system of finger print scan to ensure that the ration is provided to the targeted populace in a transparent manner averting any chance of pilfer-
age”, the Minister added.The Minister said that the process of providing IP
Cameras in Jammu City would be completed within the next week and other districts of the division would be covered within a month in order to cover the whole province under the new monitoring network.
While congratulating Director CAPD Jammu for initiating several innovative reforms in the depart-ment, the Minister said that it has become possible due to the dedicated efforts of the director and his team that the department is installing hi-tech IP cam-eras in different stores.
He expressed the hope that the officers would continue their sincere services for further streamlin-ing the working of the department.
The Minister said that Jammu and Kashmir is among the few states having put in place such a high–tech tracking system.
He said: “Our next step would be to install GPRS enabling monitoring system in trucks carrying food-grain which will provide information on real-time basis about the fleet movement.”
Director CA&PD Director Jammu, Deputy Direc-tors of various wings of the department besides Assistant Directors were present on the occasion, an official statement said. GKNN
Bar-coded ration books to replace existing ration cards IP camera installed at Jammu warehouse
New Delhi, Nov 22: The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Author-ity (PFRDA) has made it mandatory for the subscrib-ers of New Pension System (NPS) to submit applications online for settlement of with-drawal claims from April 1 next year.
According to a PFRDA directive, "with effect from April 1, 2016 only such with-drawal requests raised on online platform will be accepted at CRA (Central Recordkeeping Agency) system for further process-
ing"."Physical withdrawal
request forms received at CRA will not be accepted for further processing," the pen-sion fund regulator said.
PFRDA said it was com-mitted to support the 'Digital India' drive and efforts were being made to make various NPS related services avail-able on online platform.
Making withdrawal process online by which subscribers can raise with-drawal request using the web portal is one of the such initiatives, it said.
"This will make with-drawal process paperless to a great extent and seamless and exit claims of the sub-scribers can be settled in least possible time," it said.
NPS has been implement-ed for all employees (except armed forces) joining cen-tral government on or after January 1, 2004.
NPS has been made avail-able to every Indian citizen from May 2009 on a volun-tary basis. A subscriber can exit NPS owing to superan-nuation, premature exit and death.
Beijing, Nov 22: China’s pain of economic slowdown is India’s pain too, RBI Gov-ernor Raghuram Rajan said contradicting government assertions that India will not be affected by deceleration of Chinese economy.
“The Chinese slowdown is a concern for the whole world. There is a lower demand for some of our exports to China. But indirectly too, many of the countries are not export-ing to China as much as they did and they are buying less from us,” Dr. Rajan said in an interview with Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post.
“But India being a com-modity importer, has been helped a bit by cheaper com-modities. So the impact has not been as bad as it could have been. Still, on the whole, we have been adversely affected by the Chinese slow-down because China’s slow-down has impacted global growth and India is very well integrated into the global economy”, Dr. Rajan said.
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had told a gather-ing at Columbia University last month that India is “not impacted” by the slowdown as it is not part of Chinese supply chain and India could become the “addi-tional shoulder” the global economy needs to stand on as China slows.
Some comments from India that China’s pain is India’s gain has drawn strong reactions from the Chinese media.
Dr. Rajan was in Hong Kong on Friday to receive honorary doctorate awarded by the Hong University of Science and Technology.
In his interview Dr. Rajan also pointed to “growing interdependence” between India and China.
“The prime minister has clearly laid out a path for improving relations with neighbours. The focus is on the East, rather than the traditional emphasis on the West. Whether it is through
the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank or through China’s Silk Road initiative, we will have greater engage-ment with China and Chinese projects. This will also feed well into China’s interests in expanding its engagement in the region,” he said.
Dr. Rajan said he hopes India will emulate China’s growth rates and the country would like to learn from things China got right.
“We would like to learn from its manufacturing suc-cess, how it built up its infra-structure, how it encouraged its village enterprises and how it manages FDIs in such enormous quantities. A lot of Indian businesspeople who travel to China also keep coming back with stories of why it works better than India”, he said.
SKICC becoming a conferencing destination in Kashmir
China’s economic slowdown adversely affected India: Rajan
SUNDAY HUSTLE AND BUSTLE: The drop in temperatures in the Kashmir Valley has brought about some good business to Sunday Market, the weekly business activity being held for decades in Srinagar. Aman Farooq/GK
Only online withdrawals for NPS from April 2016: PFRDA
OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPALGOVT. DEGREE COLLEGE, SOPORE
PRESS RELEASE
On 21st of 2015 Govt. Degree College Sopore in collaboration with the WEET NGO organized a Scientific Lecture on Genetic Engineering. Dr. Ashiq Hussain Kachroo an eminent scientist presently working as Research Associate in the University of Texas (Austin) U.S.A delivered a lecture on “Humanization of Yeast”. A huge gathering of audience including Professors, doctors, young scientists, students and eminent citizens were present in the college auditorium. The event was presided over by Principal of the college Prof.(Dr) Mushtaq Ahmad Lone. In his welcome address principal welcomed the scientist who is an alumni of the college thanked him for sparing the time to deliver a valuable lecture to the students of the Sopore College. Prof. Meraj-ud-din performed the anchoring and Dr. Shamim Ahmad presented vote of thanks.
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