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Wednesday June 28, 2017 4 DISTRICTS STATE TIMES NEWS THANNAMANDI: Army is conducting 'stitching and tailoring course' for women of Thanamandi and nearby villages for a period of six months in an effort to empow- er women and enable them to either start their own ven- ture or enhance their potential for gainful employment, During the course, the participants will be imparted basic knowledge of stitching and tailoring. Army has also taken measures to provide skill develop- ment to generate employment for youth and laid empha- sis on women empowerment in the area with introduc- tion of numerous certified skill development courses recognised by the government. Its efforts are directed towards reaching out to the locals of remote areas and towards empowering the youth and women so as to uplift their general standard of living. Army provides skill development training to women STATE TIMES NEWS KATRA: Madeeha Ayub, a seventh semester B. Arch. Student, from the Department of Architecture and Landscape Design (DALD) of SMVD University, Katra has been selected for internship in an inter- national architecture stu- dio Kresings Architektur Gmbh in Germany. The selection was based on her undergraduate profile fol- lowed by an online inter- view. She will have oppor- tunity to work in two studios in Munster and Dusseldorf of the Institute which is headed by a Norman Fo s t e r apprentice K i l i a n Kresing. Madeeha is enti- tled for handsome stipend for the period of intern- ship. She is the third stu- dent of her batch to secure prestigious internships abroad. SMVDU Architecture student gets internship in Germany STATE TIMES NEWS VIJAYPUR: Staff members of Police Technical Training Institute (PTTI), Vijaypur organised farewell function on Tuesday on the transfer of Sr. Prosecuting Officers (POs) Riaz Ahmed and Sr. Yogesh Bamba from PTTI Vijaypur. Ashok Kumar, JKPS, SSP Principal PTTI Vijaypur was the Chief Guest who while speaking on the occa- sion appreciated the servic- es rendered by these offi- cers in PTTI Vijaypur and said that they have always been found prompt in accomplishing every assignment allotted to them. Being professionally sound in legal field, their acumen in other front has also been found upto the mark he added. Lastly SSP Ashok presented mementoes to both the out- going officers as a token of love and affection. V.K Jamwal SP Vice Principal, Karanjit Singh Dy.SP Outdoor, Prosecuting Officer Hemanshu Mahajan, Inspr. Rajesh Rana, Inspr. Ramesh Kataria, Inspr. Jatinder Singh Inspr. Puran Singh, Inspr. Charajit Singh and staff members were present on the occasion. PTTI Vijaypur accords send-off to two Sr POs DISCLAIMER “STATE TIMES” does not take responsibility for the contents of the advertisements (Display/Classified) carried in this newspaper. The paper does not endorse the same. Readers are requested to verify the contents on their own before acting there upon.” STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Sikh Mission Jammu and Kashmir working under the aegis of Dharam Parchar Committee (SGPC) Amritsar slammed govern- ment over step-motherly treatment being given to Punjabi language in the State. Incharge Dharam Parchar Committee Swaran Singh and his associate Taranjeet Singh in a joint handout said that Punjabi a contemporary language of Hindi and Urdu in the State was being taught in the Schools accordingly till eighties but due to lack of interest on the part of successive gov- ernments remained neg- lected by keeping the sanc- tioned posts of Punjabi teachers as vacant. The Sikh community had so far been peacefully pursuing its demand for giving due place to the Punjabi and have been submitting repeated resolutions besides meeting the Ministers and departmen- tal officers of the Education, but no action was taken to fill up the vacant posts of Punjabi teachers, they said. The community members resented the order issued under its letter dated 19th June, 2017 for teaching Kashmiri, Dogri and Bodhi as compulsory 6th subject to commence from next session of 2018-19 upto 9th class and from 2019- 2020 for 10th class. They demanded that all arrangements should be made to promote Punjabi on similar priority from the current session itself so that the Sikh Community does not find itself ignored. Sikh Mission slams step-motherly treatment to Punjabi STATE TIMES NEWS R S PURA: An Senior Assistant Irrigation posted at Canal Road Jammu among three were arrested by R S Pura Police on Tuesday along with 4 kg poppy straw. According to a report, on specific information Surinder Choudhary SDPO R S Pura laid a Naka at village Kotli Shah Doula, R S Pura near Shamshan Ghat. During checking one Swift Car (JKO2BD-8835) was stopped. Three persons boarded in the car tried to run away but were success- fully chased. During search of the car, about 4 kg of poppy straw was recovered from it. The accused were identified as Bhupinder Singh alias Makhnu son of Raghubir Singh resident of Palli Morh Bari Brahmana (Sr Assistant Irrigation posted at Canal Road Jammu, Krishan Lal alias Vicky son of Santokhu Ram resident of Sheikhpur Adlehar Bishnah and Romesh Lal alias Meshi son of Hans Raj resident of Motey R S Pura. A case vide FIR- 137/17 under section 8/15 NDPS Act was regis- tered against them. Irrigation officer among 3 arrested with poppy straw STATE TIMES NEWS RAJOURI: Continuing its mass out- reach programme for service delivery under J and K Public Service Guarantee Act and for redressing pub- lic grievances on issues related to health, district administration Rajouri has notified 25 medical camps across the district, commencing from 6th July. The camps will also promote health and hygiene in rural areas. The camps to be held under the guid- ance and supervision of District Development Commissioner, Dr Shahid Iqbal Choudhary will be organ- ised and attended by Additional Deputy Commissioner, Assistant Commissioner (Rev), Sub-Divisional Magistrates beside senior officers of Health and Family Welfare Department. Block Medical Officers will organise all health related check- ups and certification. Besides redressing public grievances on issues related to health, complaints about functioning of field health insti- tutions and encroachment of hospital land, services under J and K Public Service Guarantee Act including Medical Fitness Certificates, Old Age, Widow Certificate will be also provided in these camps. Joint teams of Health and Social Welfare Departments will also verify pension cases and process new application forms for pension. Department of Panchayats will coordi- nate for coverage of area under Swachh Bharat Mission and promoting cleanli- ness and hygiene at these camps. On 4th July a camp will be organised at Khanyalkote, on 6th July a camp each at Panchayat Ghar Devak and Panjah, on 7th July a camp each at Niabat Chingus and Narla, on 8th July at HSS Bhawani, on 12th July at Panchayat Ghar Sayal, on 15th July at HSS Lamberi, Dodasanbala, Khah, Middle School Khargala and Gura Top Tourism Park Fatehpur, on 19th July at Dak Bunglow Darhal, on 20th July at HS Qila Darhal, High School Boys Siote, Niabat Budhal and Panchayat Ghar Rajdhani, on 22nd July at Azamtabad and High School Ghallan, on 27th July at TRC Kotli and High School Peili, on 30th July at HS Potha, on 31st July at Tehsil Office Khawas, Lah and Panchayat Ghar Treru. People will also be educated in these camps about Centrally Sponsored Schemes like Beti Bachao Beti Padhao, Paradhan Mantri Surakshit Matriva Abhiyan (PMSMA), JSSK, JSY Payments in addition to checkups, antenatal checkups, display of IEC materials, booklets, drugs etc. BMOs have been directed to utilise the services of Medical Officer of ISM Department and also tie up with Incharge Medical Board Rajouri to provide Medical Certificates and other relevant health services at people's doorsteps. BMOs, MOs, Community Health Officers, Record Keepers (Pharmacist), Block ASHA Coordinators, RBSK Teams, ANMs and ASHAs will attend the camps in respective areas. Rajouri Admn notifies 25 medical camps for July STATE TIMES NEWS RAMBAN: With an aim to spread the teachings of Late Deendayal Upadhyaya in villages of the State Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLA Ramban Neelam Kumar Langeh visit households of Kriya area of Ramban constituency here today The initiative is part of party's year-long pro- gramme to mark ideo- logue of party. As per MLA , member- ship drive and door-to- door campaigns will be launch by the party work- ers . "As the party workers will be residing in other areas, they have to devote their time to bringing more and more members into the party's fold. There will have to follow a schedule. We had received com- plaints during the last election that door-to-door campaigning was not undertaken sincerely by many. So, we are laying the foundation now to ensure the party's reach in every house. During the visit MLA informed the public about various central sponsored schemes started by Modi led government for socio-economic devel- opment of weaker section of the society especially schemes meant for Youth to providing employment opportunities to them. While he interacting with public MLA was apprised about demands and prob- lems of area. Meantime he announced 40 electric poles for Kriya, 5 lacs for public shed at Kriya, 50 Desks for Government Middle School Balawat and 2 lakh for Boundary wall of school, five foot bridges for Kriya and its adjoining areas. He further sanctioned toilet complex for Masjid at pony, 25 KV, 10 poles transformer under CDF for Saroda and Bilavat road from main road to Masjid, 2 houses under IAY for deserving family. Further he impressed upon the people to take benefit from various schemes launched by Modi and highlighted the achievements of Modi Government. MLA announces various public utilities for Kriya area STATE TIMES NEWS RAJOURI : Advocate Vibodh Gupta, MLC Rajouri along with a team of BJP workers, visited far-flung areas Brevi and Tatapani in Kalakote, in connection with the celebra- tion of Karya Vistar Yojna, where he threw light on the lifestyle and ideology of Pandit Deen Dayal Updaya and made door-to-door cam- paign. Gupta in his address reiter- ated that Pandit conceived the political philosophy of Integral Humanism - the guiding philosophy of the Bharatiya Janata Party. He said that the philosophy of Integral Humanism advo- cates the simultaneous and integrated programme of the body, mind, intellect and soul of each human being. His philosophy of Integral Humanism, which is a syn- thesis of the material and the spiritual, the individual and the collective, bears articulate testimony to this. Gupta also extended his gratitude to PM Narendra Modi for his visionary policies and said that several projects including Shyama Prasad Mukherji Urban Mission have been launched. Referring to Tatapani, a tourist spot, Gupta said that a project of Rs. 6 crore stands prepared and submitted to the Govt. for its sanctioning, for the establishment of arti- ficial lake at Tatapani. He assured the public that short- ly the same shall be executed. He also said that a tourist hut has been completed at an estimated cost of Rs. 60 lakh at Tatapani and preparation of DPR for the development of water spring at Tatapani is under process. He assured the public that Tatapani shall be developed as Tourist hub which shall also improve the living standard of the public due to business opportuni- ties. Gupta also announced release of Rs. 15 lakh under CDS in convergence with MGNREGA, to take up the small developmental activi- ties at Tatapani. Vinod Sharma Sr. BJP Leader, Sardari Lal, Rajish Khajuria, Naresh Kumar, Sunil Kumar, Mohd Zahid, Sumit Khajuria, Jagat Ram Shardha Devi and Asha Kumari were present on the occasion. Development can change fate of people: Vibodh STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: Deputy Chief Minister, Dr Nirmal Singh, on Tuesday said that a comprehensive development plan for Billawar has been formulated to make it a model constituency. The Deputy Chief Minister said this, while addressing people at a function organised at Billawar to highlight the Central as well as State Governments' welfare schemes. The Deputy Chief Minister said that to bring governance at the doorsteps of people living in remote areas, post of Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) has been sanc- tioned for Billawar and Basohli as well which can be seen as first step towards creating separate districts for Billawar and Basohli. Underscoring the importance of tourism sector in overall development of an area, Dy CM said that two tourism development authorities have been cre- ated for catering to the requirements of far flung areas of Kathua district viz. Billawar-Duggan and Basholi-Bani Tourism Development Authority. "These development authorities would create state of the art tourist infra so that tourist footfall may get a further fillip", he maintained. Emphasising on various devel- opment works being done by the present dispensation during the past two and a half year in Billawar, Dr Singh said that no stone has been left unturned to miti- gate problems of the people. He further said that Rs 21 crore have been expend- ed on Hospital, Rs 102 crore on 22 PMGSY roads, Rs 6.5 crore on Dayalachak-Challan road, Rs 35 lakh on critical ambulance, Rs 46 crore on Juthana bridge, Rs 98 lakh on Bus and Matador Stand while Rs 4 crore have been spent by Billawar Municipality to provide better facilities to the populace of Billawar. Dy.CM stated that an indoor stadium for Billawar is in pipeline and 50% of his CDF has been spent on consolidat- ing PHE infra so that people living in far flung areas can have access to potable drinking water. He added that expansion of existing roads will also be taken up besides revamping PDD, PHE, Irrigation, Education and Health sector is the priority of the present gov- ernment. Vice Chairman J&K State Advisory Board for Development of Kisans, Daljit Singh Chib also high- lighted various path breaking schemes of the government. Additional SP Kathua, Khalil Poswal; SDM Billawar, Tehsildars and other district as well as Sub Divisional officers were present during the programme. Comprehensive plan to develop Billawar as model constituency: Dy CM STATE TIMES NEWS SUNDERBANI: Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) Vice President Yudhvir Sethi on Tuesday conducted an extensive tour of Sunderbani area of dis- trict Rajouri and urged party functionaries to work relentlessly to ensure that BJP makes inroads into all corners of J and K State. He said that this mass contact programme named Vistarak Yojana is part of Party Chief Amit Shah's programme where- in several thousand Vistaraks (fulltime work- ers) are going to apprise people of party's pro- grammes and policies in days to come. Yudhvir Sethi while tour- ing Sunderbani held house to house mass contact pro- gramme and also visited several booths. He informed the party func- tionaries to strengthen party at all levels and also set up units wherever BJP lacks any presence. He said, 'this programme is in continuation to Birth Centenary of Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay and we all must leave our footnote in every nook and corner of J and K State". He stressed upon the need of taking up Vistar Yojna in a big way and expand the party on the ground. While speaking on the life and contribution of Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay Sethi asked party workers to also judge the mood of the peo- ple, inform them about the decisions taken by state and central governments and then spell out party's priorities that are aimed at building a strong nation. The BJP Vice President also met Vistaraks from Khour and addressed issues confronting them during their campaign in Sunderbani. He along with Captain Som Dutt Dogra, Captain Romesh Kumar, Mool Raj and Prithvi Raj visited Bhalwal, Seri, Thangar and Seyal 6 booth and held mass contact pro- gramme that is going to last for fifteen days. "BJP has come a long way and is now making inroads into every nook and corner of J and K State. We need to further this programme and fill up the gaps to strengthen organisation at all levels", he asserted. Yudhvir Sethi said that ever since BJP came to power with a thumping majority, the NDA Government has been on the high gear bull dozing its way through by serving the cause of the needy, the marginalised, the disem- powered and thus realis- ing the idea of an inclusive India. Spread BJP’s development message at grass-root level: Yudhvir Arrested accused along with recovered countraband. STATE TIMES NEWS BARI-BRAHMANA: A man got injured after being assaulted by some miscreants in Samba. According to a report, one person namely Hari Singh son of Tara Singh resident of Rakh Badoi lodged a complaint with Police Station Bari-Brahmana that his brother namely Sehdev Singh was kid- napped and beaten by one Naveen Choudhary son of Kuldeep Choudhary resi- dent of Rangoor Camp Ramgarh along with 6-7 persons near Sukheni Talab NHW when he was on his way to home.A case vide FIR No 130/2017 under sectiosn 341,323 and 366 RPC was regis- tered against the above said person along with 6/7 others in Police Station Bari-Brahmana. Man assaulted PTTI officials according send off to Sr POs at Vijaypur. MLA Neelam Kumar Langeh during visit to Kriya area at Ramban. MLC Vibodh Gupta addressing the public gathering at Rajouri. Deputy Chief Minister, Dr Nirmal Singh addressing a gathering at Kathua. BJP Vice President Yudhvir Sethi during a visit to Sunderbani. STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA : An unidentified youth was crushed on 26th June, 2017 under train and died on the spot. The body of the deceased was shifted to District Hospital Kathua and is kept in the mortuary room for identifi- cation. According to the SSP Railways the deceased youth was of wheatish com- plexion, with age between 25 - 26 years of age, height 5 feet 6 inches, wearing white Kurta, Pyjama and nylon Chappal. Anybody having any clue about the deceased, should contact Telephone Nos. 0191-2474946, Whatsapp No, 7298775944 and/or Mobile No. 9419197856 and PCR GRP Jammu Helpline No. 1512. Unidentified youth crushed by train Congregations STATE TIMES NEWS SAMBA: Bi-annual congre- gation of Nathyal Biradari (Nandpur) will be held at Jai Baba Suraj Shaheed Ji Devsthan, Nandpur Tehsil Ramgarh, Distrcit Samba on 2nd July 2017. Krishan Singh Nathyal Convener and Sanjay Choudhary Publicity Secretary of the Birdari have appealed the Biradari mem- bers to attend the same to seek blessings of Baba Ji. Annual congregation of Kerniya Pandit Biradari will be held at Devsthan Dati Maa Gho Brahmana on 3 July 2017. Hawan Yagya will be performed at on 10:30 AM, Satsang will be held from 11:00 AM 1:00 PM, after that Bhandara wil be served from 3:00 AM to onwards. Dr Biahari Lal Kerniya, Mulk Raj Kerniya, Jag Pal Kerniya, Satya Pal Kerniya, Ajay Kumar kerniya and Ashok Kumar Kerniya hav appealed the Biradari mem- bers to attend the same to seek blessings of Maa Dati. STATE TIMES NEWS SAMBA: A motorcyclist was injured on Tuesday when his bike was hit by a Van in Samba. According to a report, one Van (GL-3ccK -0215) on its way to Bari-Brahmana to Jammu hit a motorcycle (JK02Au /6365) near Bari-Brahmana resulting in motorcycle rider getting injuries. The injured was identified as Kamal Kishore son of Rashpal Singh resident of Ganeshu Chak. He was sfited to GMC Jammu for treatment. Bari-Brahmana has registered a case for investigation. Motorcyclist injured in accident
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STATE TIMES NEWS THANNAMANDI: Army is conducting 'stitching andtailoring course' for women of Thanamandi and nearbyvillages for a period of six months in an effort to empow-er women and enable them to either start their own ven-ture or enhance their potential for gainful employment,During the course, the participants will be impartedbasic knowledge of stitching and tailoring. Army has also taken measures to provide skill develop-ment to generate employment for youth and laid empha-sis on women empowerment in the area with introduc-tion of numerous certified skill development coursesrecognised by the government.
Its efforts are directed towards reaching out to thelocals of remote areas and towards empowering theyouth and women so as to uplift their general standardof living.
Army provides skill developmenttraining to women
STATE TIMES NEWS KATRA: MadeehaAyub, a seventhsemester B.Arch. Student,from theDepartment ofArchitecture andL a n d s c a p eDesign (DALD)of SMVDUniversity, Katrahas been selectedfor internship in an inter-national architecture stu-dio Kresings ArchitekturGmbh in Germany. Theselection was based on herundergraduate profile fol-lowed by an online inter-
view. She will have oppor-tunity towork in twostudios inMunster andDusseldorf ofthe Institutewhich isheaded by aN o r m a nF o s t e ra p p r e n t i c eK i l i a n
Kresing. Madeeha is enti-tled for handsome stipendfor the period of intern-ship. She is the third stu-dent of her batch to secureprestigious internshipsabroad.
SMVDU Architecture student getsinternship in Germany
STATE TIMES NEWS VIJAYPUR: Staff membersof Police TechnicalTraining Institute (PTTI),Vijaypur organised farewellfunction on Tuesday on thetransfer of Sr. ProsecutingOfficers (POs) Riaz Ahmedand Sr. Yogesh Bambafrom PTTI Vijaypur.Ashok Kumar, JKPS, SSPPrincipal PTTI Vijaypurwas the Chief Guest whowhile speaking on the occa-sion appreciated the servic-es rendered by these offi-cers in PTTI Vijaypur andsaid that they have alwaysbeen found prompt inaccomplishing everyassignment allotted to
them. Being professionallysound in legal field, theiracumen in other front hasalso been found upto themark he added. LastlySSP Ashok presentedmementoes to both the out-going officers as a token oflove and affection.
V.K Jamwal SPVice Principal, KaranjitSingh Dy.SP Outdoor,Prosecuting OfficerHemanshu Mahajan, Inspr.Rajesh Rana, Inspr.Ramesh Kataria, Inspr.Jatinder Singh Inspr.Puran Singh, Inspr.Charajit Singh and staffmembers were present onthe occasion.
PTTI Vijaypur accords send-offto two Sr POs
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STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: Sikh MissionJammu and Kashmirworking under the aegis ofDharam ParcharCommittee (SGPC)Amritsar slammed govern-ment over step-motherlytreatment being given toPunjabi language in theState.
Incharge Dharam
Parchar CommitteeSwaran Singh and hisassociate Taranjeet Singhin a joint handout said thatPunjabi a contemporarylanguage of Hindi andUrdu in the State wasbeing taught in the Schoolsaccordingly till eighties butdue to lack of interest onthe part of successive gov-ernments remained neg-
lected by keeping the sanc-tioned posts of Punjabiteachers as vacant. TheSikh community had so farbeen peacefully pursuingits demand for giving dueplace to the Punjabi andhave been submittingrepeated resolutionsbesides meeting theMinisters and departmen-tal officers of theEducation, but no actionwas taken to fill up thevacant posts of Punjabiteachers, they said. Thecommunity members
resented the order issuedunder its letter dated 19thJune, 2017 for teachingKashmiri, Dogri and Bodhias compulsory 6th subjectto commence from nextsession of 2018-19 upto9th class and from 2019-2020 for 10th class.
They demanded that allarrangements should bemade to promote Punjabion similar priority from thecurrent session itself sothat the Sikh Communitydoes not find itselfignored.
Sikh Mission slams step-motherly treatment to Punjabi
STATE TIMES NEWS R S PURA: An SeniorAssistant Irrigation posted atCanal Road Jammu amongthree were arrested by R SPura Police on Tuesday alongwith 4 kg poppy straw.
According to a report, onspecific information SurinderChoudhary SDPO R S Puralaid a Naka at village KotliShah Doula, R S Pura nearShamshan Ghat. Duringchecking one Swift Car(JKO2BD-8835) wasstopped. Three personsboarded in the car tried torun away but were success-fully chased. During searchof the car, about 4 kg ofpoppy straw was recoveredfrom it.
The accused were identifiedas Bhupinder Singh aliasMakhnu son of RaghubirSingh resident of Palli MorhBari Brahmana (Sr
Assistant Irrigation posted atCanal Road Jammu, KrishanLal alias Vicky son ofSantokhu Ram resident ofSheikhpur Adlehar Bishnahand Romesh Lal alias Meshison of Hans Raj resident ofMotey R S Pura. A case videFIR- 137/17 under section8/15 NDPS Act was regis-tered against them.
Irrigation officer among 3arrested with poppy straw
STATE TIMES NEWS RAJOURI: Continuing its mass out-reach programme for service deliveryunder J and K Public ServiceGuarantee Act and for redressing pub-lic grievances on issues related tohealth, district administration Rajourihas notified 25 medical camps acrossthe district, commencing from 6thJuly. The camps will also promotehealth and hygiene in rural areas.
The camps to be held under the guid-ance and supervision of DistrictDevelopment Commissioner, DrShahid Iqbal Choudhary will be organ-ised and attended by AdditionalDeputy Commissioner, AssistantCommissioner (Rev), Sub-DivisionalMagistrates beside senior officers ofHealth and Family WelfareDepartment. Block Medical Officerswill organise all health related check-ups and certification.
Besides redressing public grievanceson issues related to health, complaintsabout functioning of field health insti-
tutions and encroachment of hospitalland, services under J and K PublicService Guarantee Act includingMedical Fitness Certificates, Old Age,Widow Certificate will be also providedin these camps. Joint teams of Healthand Social Welfare Departments willalso verify pension cases and processnew application forms for pension.Department of Panchayats will coordi-nate for coverage of area under SwachhBharat Mission and promoting cleanli-ness and hygiene at these camps.
On 4th July a camp will be organisedat Khanyalkote, on 6th July a campeach at Panchayat Ghar Devak andPanjah, on 7th July a camp each atNiabat Chingus and Narla, on 8th Julyat HSS Bhawani, on 12th July atPanchayat Ghar Sayal, on 15th July atHSS Lamberi, Dodasanbala, Khah,Middle School Khargala and Gura TopTourism Park Fatehpur, on 19th Julyat Dak Bunglow Darhal, on 20th Julyat HS Qila Darhal, High School BoysSiote, Niabat Budhal and Panchayat
Ghar Rajdhani, on 22nd July atAzamtabad and High School Ghallan,on 27th July at TRC Kotli and HighSchool Peili, on 30th July at HS Potha,on 31st July at Tehsil Office Khawas,Lah and Panchayat Ghar Treru.
People will also be educated in thesecamps about Centrally SponsoredSchemes like Beti Bachao Beti Padhao,Paradhan Mantri Surakshit MatrivaAbhiyan (PMSMA), JSSK, JSYPayments in addition to checkups,antenatal checkups, display of IECmaterials, booklets, drugs etc.
BMOs have been directed to utilisethe services of Medical Officer of ISMDepartment and also tie up withIncharge Medical Board Rajouri toprovide Medical Certificates and otherrelevant health services at people'sdoorsteps. BMOs, MOs, CommunityHealth Officers, Record Keepers(Pharmacist), Block ASHACoordinators, RBSK Teams, ANMsand ASHAs will attend the camps inrespective areas.
Rajouri Admn notifies 25 medical camps for July
STATE TIMES NEWS RAMBAN: With an aim tospread the teachings ofLate DeendayalUpadhyaya in villages ofthe State BharatiyaJanata Party (BJP) MLARamban Neelam KumarLangeh visit households ofKriya area of Rambanconstituency here today
The initiative is part ofparty's year-long pro-gramme to mark ideo-logue of party.
As per MLA , member-ship drive and door-to-door campaigns will belaunch by the party work-ers .
"As the party workerswill be residing in otherareas, they have to devotetheir time to bringingmore and more membersinto the party's fold.There will have to follow aschedule.
We had received com-plaints during the lastelection that door-to-doorcampaigning was notundertaken sincerely bymany. So, we are layingthe foundation now to
ensure the party's reach inevery house.
During the visit MLAinformed the publicabout various centralsponsored schemes startedby Modi led governmentfor socio-economic devel-opment of weaker sectionof the society especiallyschemes meant for Youthto providing employmentopportunities to them.
While he interacting withpublic MLA was apprisedabout demands and prob-lems of area.
Meantime he announced40 electric poles for Kriya,5 lacs for public shed atKriya, 50 Desks for
Government MiddleSchool Balawat and 2lakh for Boundary wall ofschool, five foot bridgesfor Kriya and its adjoiningareas.
He further sanctionedtoilet complex for Masjidat pony, 25 KV, 10 polestransformer under CDFfor Saroda and Bilavatroad from main road toMasjid, 2 houses underIAY for deserving family.
Further he impressedupon the people to takebenefit from variousschemes launched by Modiand highlighted theachievements of ModiGovernment.
MLA announces various publicutilities for Kriya area
STATE TIMES NEWS RAJOURI : Advocate VibodhGupta, MLC Rajouri alongwith a team of BJP workers,visited far-flung areas Breviand Tatapani in Kalakote, inconnection with the celebra-tion of Karya Vistar Yojna,where he threw light on thelifestyle and ideology ofPandit Deen Dayal Updayaand made door-to-door cam-paign.
Gupta in his address reiter-ated that Pandit conceivedthe political philosophy ofIntegral Humanism - theguiding philosophy of theBharatiya Janata Party. Hesaid that the philosophy of
Integral Humanism advo-cates the simultaneous andintegrated programme of thebody, mind, intellect and soulof each human being. Hisphilosophy of IntegralHumanism, which is a syn-thesis of the material and thespiritual, the individual andthe collective, bears articulatetestimony to this.
Gupta also extended hisgratitude to PM NarendraModi for his visionary policiesand said that several projectsincluding Shyama PrasadMukherji Urban Missionhave been launched.
Referring to Tatapani, atourist spot, Gupta said that
a project of Rs. 6 crore standsprepared and submitted tothe Govt. for its sanctioning,for the establishment of arti-ficial lake at Tatapani. Heassured the public that short-ly the same shall be executed.He also said that a touristhut has been completed at anestimated cost of Rs. 60 lakhat Tatapani and preparationof DPR for the developmentof water spring at Tatapani isunder process. He assuredthe public that Tatapani shallbe developed as Tourist hubwhich shall also improve theliving standard of the publicdue to business opportuni-ties.
Gupta also announcedrelease of Rs. 15 lakh underCDS in convergence withMGNREGA, to take up thesmall developmental activi-ties at Tatapani. VinodSharma Sr. BJP Leader,Sardari Lal, Rajish Khajuria,Naresh Kumar, Sunil Kumar,Mohd Zahid, SumitKhajuria, Jagat RamShardha Devi and AshaKumari were present on theoccasion.
Development can changefate of people: Vibodh
STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: Deputy Chief Minister, DrNirmal Singh, on Tuesday said that acomprehensive development plan forBillawar has been formulated to make ita model constituency.
The Deputy Chief Minister said this,while addressing people at a functionorganised at Billawar to highlight theCentral as well as State Governments'welfare schemes. The Deputy ChiefMinister said that to bring governanceat the doorsteps of people living inremote areas, post of Additional DeputyCommissioner (ADC) has been sanc-tioned for Billawar and Basohli as wellwhich can be seen as first step towardscreating separate districts for Billawar
and Basohli.Underscoring the importance of
tourism sector in overall development ofan area, Dy CM said that two tourismdevelopment authorities have been cre-ated for catering to the requirements offar flung areas of Kathua district viz.Billawar-Duggan and Basholi-BaniTourism Development Authority. "Thesedevelopment authorities would createstate of the art tourist infra so thattourist footfall may get a further fillip",he maintained.
Emphasising on various devel-opment works being done by the presentdispensation during the past two and ahalf year in Billawar, Dr Singh said thatno stone has been left unturned to miti-
gate problems of the people. He furthersaid that Rs 21 crore have been expend-ed on Hospital, Rs 102 crore on 22PMGSY roads, Rs 6.5 crore onDayalachak-Challan road, Rs 35 lakhon critical ambulance, Rs 46 crore onJuthana bridge, Rs 98 lakh on Bus andMatador Stand while Rs 4 crore havebeen spent by Billawar Municipality toprovide better facilities to the populaceof Billawar.
Dy.CM stated that an indoor stadiumfor Billawar is in pipeline and 50% ofhis CDF has been spent on consolidat-ing PHE infra so that people living infar flung areas can have access topotable drinking water. He added thatexpansion of existing roads will also betaken up besides revamping PDD,PHE, Irrigation, Education and Healthsector is the priority of the present gov-ernment. Vice Chairman J&K StateAdvisory Board for Development ofKisans, Daljit Singh Chib also high-lighted various path breaking schemesof the government. Additional SPKathua, Khalil Poswal; SDM Billawar,Tehsildars and other district as well asSub Divisional officers were presentduring the programme.
Comprehensive plan to develop Billawaras model constituency: Dy CM
STATE TIMES NEWS SUNDERBANI: BhartiyaJanata Party (BJP) VicePresident Yudhvir Sethion Tuesday conducted anextensive tour ofSunderbani area of dis-trict Rajouri and urgedparty functionaries towork relentlessly to ensurethat BJP makes inroadsinto all corners of J and KState. He said that thismass contact programmenamed Vistarak Yojana ispart of Party Chief AmitShah's programme where-in several thousandVistaraks (fulltime work-ers) are going to apprisepeople of party's pro-grammes and policies indays to come.
Yudhvir Sethi while tour-ing Sunderbani held houseto house mass contact pro-gramme and also visitedseveral booths. Heinformed the party func-tionaries to strengthen
party at all levels and alsoset up units wherever BJPlacks any presence. Hesaid, 'this programme is incontinuation to BirthCentenary of Pandit DeenDayal Upadhyay and weall must leave our footnotein every nook and cornerof J and K State".
He stressed upon theneed of taking up VistarYojna in a big way andexpand the party on theground. While speaking onthe life and contribution
of Pandit Deen DayalUpadhyay Sethi askedparty workers to alsojudge the mood of the peo-ple, inform them about thedecisions taken by stateand central governmentsand then spell out party'spriorities that are aimedat building a strongnation.
The BJP Vice Presidentalso met Vistaraks fromKhour and addressedissues confronting themduring their campaign in
Sunderbani. He alongwith Captain Som DuttDogra, Captain RomeshKumar, Mool Raj andPrithvi Raj visitedBhalwal, Seri, Thangarand Seyal 6 booth andheld mass contact pro-gramme that is going tolast for fifteen days. "BJPhas come a long way and isnow making inroads intoevery nook and corner of Jand K State. We need tofurther this programmeand fill up the gaps tostrengthen organisation atall levels", he asserted.
Yudhvir Sethi said thatever since BJP came topower with a thumpingmajority, the NDAGovernment has been onthe high gear bull dozingits way through by servingthe cause of the needy, themarginalised, the disem-powered and thus realis-ing the idea of an inclusiveIndia.
Spread BJP’s development message atgrass-root level: Yudhvir
Arrested accused along with recovered countraband.
STATE TIMES NEWS BARI-BRAHMANA: Aman got injured afterbeing assaulted by somemiscreants in Samba. According to a report, oneperson namely Hari Singhson of Tara Singh residentof Rakh Badoi lodged acomplaint with PoliceStation Bari-Brahmanathat his brother namelySehdev Singh was kid-napped and beaten by one
Naveen Choudhary son ofKuldeep Choudhary resi-dent of Rangoor CampRamgarh along with 6-7persons near SukheniTalab NHW when he wason his way to home.A casevide FIR No 130/2017under sectiosn 341,323and 366 RPC was regis-tered against the abovesaid person along with 6/7others in Police StationBari-Brahmana.
Man assaulted
PTTI officials according send off to Sr POs at Vijaypur. MLA Neelam Kumar Langeh during visit to Kriya areaat Ramban.MLC Vibodh Gupta addressing the public
gathering at Rajouri.
Deputy Chief Minister, Dr Nirmal Singh addressing a gathering at Kathua.BJP Vice President Yudhvir Sethi during a visit to
Sunderbani.
STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA :An unidentifiedyouth wascrushed on 26thJune, 2017 undertrain and died onthe spot. Thebody of thedeceased wasshifted to District HospitalKathua and is kept in themortuary room for identifi-cation. According to theSSP Railways the deceasedyouth was of wheatish com-
plexion, with age between25 - 26 years ofage, height 5 feet6 inches, wearingwhite Kurta,Pyjama and nylonChappal.
Anybody havingany clue about thedeceased, should
contact Telephone Nos.0191-2474946, WhatsappNo, 7298775944 and/orMobile No. 9419197856and PCR GRP JammuHelpline No. 1512.
Unidentified youth crushed by train
CongregationsSTATE TIMES NEWS
SAMBA: Bi-annual congre-gation of Nathyal Biradari(Nandpur) will be held at JaiBaba Suraj Shaheed JiDevsthan, Nandpur TehsilRamgarh, Distrcit Samba on2nd July 2017. Krishan SinghNathyal Convener and SanjayChoudhary PublicitySecretary of the Birdari haveappealed the Biradari mem-bers to attend the same to seekblessings of Baba Ji.
Annual congregation ofKerniya Pandit Biradari willbe held at Devsthan Dati MaaGho Brahmana on 3 July2017. Hawan Yagya will beperformed at on 10:30 AM,Satsang will be held from11:00 AM 1:00 PM, afterthat Bhandara wil be servedfrom 3:00 AM to onwards.
Dr Biahari Lal Kerniya,Mulk Raj Kerniya, Jag PalKerniya, Satya Pal Kerniya,Ajay Kumar kerniya andAshok Kumar Kerniya havappealed the Biradari mem-bers to attend the same to seekblessings of Maa Dati.
STATE TIMES NEWSSAMBA: A motorcyclist was injured on Tuesday whenhis bike was hit by a Van in Samba.
According to a report, one Van (GL-3ccK -0215) on itsway to Bari-Brahmana to Jammu hit a motorcycle(JK02Au /6365) near Bari-Brahmana resulting inmotorcycle rider getting injuries.
The injured was identified as Kamal Kishore son ofRashpal Singh resident of Ganeshu Chak. He was sfitedto GMC Jammu for treatment. Bari-Brahmana hasregistered a case for investigation.
Motorcyclist injured in accident
