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Wednesday March 14, 2018 4 DISTRICTS 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.” Woman arrested for illicit distillation STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: Police on Tuesday arrested a woman for illicit dis- tillation while seized 10 liters of illicit liquor and destroyed 100 liters of Desi Lahan in Nagri area. As per the details, acting on tip off, a team of Police Post Nagri led by SI Vikas Jasrotia Incharge Police Post Nagri as directed by Inspr. Anil Sharma SHO Kathua under the direct supervision of S.S Sambyal Dy. SP Headquarters Kathua con- ducted a raid in Banyari area falling in the jurisdiction of Police Post Nagri and destroyed 100 liters of Lahan recovered on the spot and also seized 10 litres of illicit liquor from the pos- session of one lady namely Rekha Rani wife of Chanda resident of Mirpur Jaggo Kathua. Police registered a case FIR No 93/2018 u/s 48(E) Excise Act. The drive was carried out under the overall supervision of Sanjay Parihar Addl. SP Kathua. 9 bovines rescued, smuggler flees STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: Police on Tuesday foiled a bovine smuggling bid by rescuing nine bovines, however smuggler managed to escape from the spot. As per the details, acting on tip off, a team of Police Post Hatli led by SI Verinder Singh Incharge Police Post as directed by Inspector Anil Sharma SHO Police Station Kathua under the direct supervision of Dy. SP S.S. Sambyal Dy. SP Headquarters Kathua intercepted one truck (JK02AK 5571) carrying bovines which was on way from Punjab towards Kashmir near Maggar Khad falling in the jurisdiction of Police Post Hatli. During checking of the vehi- cle, police rescued nine bovines being smuggled in the said vehi- cle but driver of the truck managed to escape. Police also seized the truck and registered a case vide FIR No 94/2018 under section 188 RPC ,3/5 PCA Act. Woman suffers snakebite, evacuated to GMC STATE TIMES NEWS NOWSHERA: A middle aged woman identified as Amrit Kour (45) wife of Harbhajan Singh resident of Dhallen, suf- fered a snakebite and was immediately shifted to Sub District Hospital Nowshera. Since the condition of the patient was serious, she was evacuated to Government Medical College Hospital Jammu after providing first aid. Bike stolen STATE TIMES NEWS NOWSHERA: A motorcycle bearing registration No 11B- 4976 was stolen from the residential area of Nowshera city during the night of 12/13 March, 2018. According to Laxman Dass son of Som Raj resident of Bhawani Sair who was putting up in the city in a rented house, parked his bike outside his room as usual. In the morning he found his motorcycle missing. Laxman Dass immediately reported the matter to Police Station Nowshera. The police have taken cognisance of the theft and started investigating. 750 kgs of Lahan destroyed in excise raid STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: Excise Department destroyed 750 kgs of Lahan on Tuesday during different raids carried out against illicit liquor in Excise Range Kathua.On the direc- tions of the Excise Commissioner Mohd. Javed Khan and supervision of Deputy Excise Commissioner (Executive), Jammu Syed Muried Hussain Shah, the Excise Team Kathua led by ETO Excise Range Kathua, Vikas Anand, Inspectors Excise Arun Kumar and Sanjeev Khajuria, SI Amit Sharma along with Excise Guards namely Rajinder Singh, Shamsher Dev Singh, Mohd Ramzan and Balbir Singh raided the Sumwan, Mahi Chak and lower Sakta Chak areas of Kathua District to arrest the menace of illicit distillation of liquor. During the course of raids 750 kgs of Lahan, raw material of illicit liquor was recovered by the raiding team from State land and later destroyed on spot. Restrictions around examination centers STATE TIMES NEWS RAMBAN: To ensure fair start and completion of examina- tion being conducted by the Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education for Secondary School Examination (class 10th) and Higher Secondary Examination Part-II (Class 12th) Bi-Annual session 2018 Private (winter zone) in Jammu Province, District Magistrate, Ramban, Tariq Hussain Ganai in exercise of powers vested to him under sec- tion 144 Cr. PC imposed restrictions to any sort of public movement, interference and public gathering within 100 meters of all examination centers of the district Ramban. Use of loud speaker or any other form of public address system around the examination centers and smoking is strictly pro- hibited.This order shall take effect from March 14, 2018 and remain in force till said examinations conclude. STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: Exposing the dual behavior of the coalition part- ner, ex-MLA and NPP President Balwant Singh Mankotia rebuffed BJP and asked to choose either govern- ment or the role of opposition in Jammu province. If BJP fails to come out of the Govt, party would make people aware to bycott the BJP min- isters socially and in general public Ahead of Party Foundation Day, a huge motorcycle rally was taken out at Kathua and while addressing the party workers, Mankotia made a scathing attack on ruling BJP for their dual behaviour by sharing power in government with its coalition partner PDP as B team and on the other hand misleading the people of Jammu region by posing themselves as well wishers. Mankotia blamed that BJP ministers and leaders are enjoying levish life style with corrupt practices and Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti is well aware about the misdeads of BJP leaders. She kept BJP leaders in good books by approving their personal works and unfortunately com- mitting atrocities with the people of Jammu region by using the administrative pres- sure, regretted Mankotia. Mankotia claimed that BJP failed to convince the CM to conduct inquiry of Rasana incident by CBI and now BJP has no right to remain in power. He warned that if BJP didn't come out of the Govt, NPP would make people aware to bycott the BJP MLAs, ministers and leaders socially. Rajinder Manju, Robin Sharma, Rajesh Kumar, Balbir Singh, Romesh Gupta, Manoj Gupta, Satish Sharma, Advocate Sohan Lal, Jagdish Lal, Bikram Sarmal and Ashok Hans also spoke on the occasion. Mankotia rebuffs BJP, choose Govt or opposition JKNPP activists taking out bike rally at Kathua. STATE TIMES NEWS NOWSHERA: A big rally of shirtless protesters walked through the lanes and Chowks of Nowshera and finally reached Tehsil office where they raised slogans against the Coalition Government. They said that the Government has closed its eyes and ears to see and under- stand the genuine necessity of District Headquarters at Nowshera. On the 26th day of protest, total Bandh was observed with closures of schools, business establishments, banks and government offices. "Nowshera has suffered a loss of hundreds of crores but the government remained unmoved towards the interests of Jammu people and is concentrating towards the people of Valley, the protestors alleged. President Beopar Mandal Subhash Kapoor appealed to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi to intervene and save the people of Nowshera who are targeted by the Pakistani forces and ignored by the Coalition Government of Jammu and Kashmir even after exhausting all types of non-violent remedies for pressing their genuine demand of district. He said that they are now left with the only option to Gherao the Secretariat and the Ministers at Jammu and face the lathi- charge and tear gas which now they have decid- ed to do soon. STATE TIMES NEWS KISHTWAR: Member Legislative Council Firdous Tak on Tuesday said that there was need for collective efforts for ensuring equitable growth in all sections of the society. "We need to go back to our roots in order to end discrim- ination and gender bias in the society and give equal rights to women, making them equal partner in the growth and transformation", he said while addressing a function where prominent social work- er Tasleem Shekih alongwith her supporters joined PDP here. District President PDP Sheikh Nasir Hussain, Ishtiyaq Hussain Waza, General Secretary Youth Umar Malik, Arshad Hussain Giri, Sajad Ahmed Dev, Roshan Lal, Joginder Bhandari, Jaffer Hussain Babzada, Fida Hussain besides large number of party workers were present on the occasion. The legislator said that it was for the first time that any government has taken such large number of welfare measures in a short span without compromising the fiscal health of the State. "It was for the first time that government implemented any pay commission recommen- dations and addressed most of issues of working class without any strike and agita- tion. The regularisation of daily wagers, insurance to BPL families, welfare schemes for construction workers, bonanza of pro- grammes for students and unemployed youth, measures for traders, business estab- lishments, PSUs and trans- porters beside others was possible because in last few years government plugged all loop-holes and brought a transparent system to life", he said adding that the meas- ures initiated in the social welfare sector are specially aimed at uplifting weaker sections of the society. He said that the popularity of PDP has frustrated opposi- tion adding that the people at grass root level have under- stood that PDP is the only party which does not believe in rhetoric but instead can deliv- er on the ground. He said that it was impera- tive upon the party workers to reach out to the people to spread the policies and pro- grammes of the government. Tak for collective efforts to bring equitable growth Member Legislative Council Firdous Tak along with new entrants of PDP at Kishtwar. STATE TIMES NEWS VIJAYPUR: Ashok Kumar, Principal PTTI Vijaypur organised a lecture at the institute on Tuesday in which Dr. Vivek Gupta Medical Officer Police Hospital was the Guest Speaker and the topic of lecture was 'First Aid and Balanced Diet'. Ashok Sharma, JKPS SSP Principal PTTI Vijaypur wel- comed the Guest Speaker. In his introductory briefing he told that Dr. Vivek Gupta is serving in J&K Police Hospital as Medical Officer. His meritorious services have been decorated with DGP J &K Commendation Medal- 2017. Dr. Vivek Gupta while speaking on the occasion explained lot of ways/cate- gories of first aid relating to accidental injuries, cardiac arrest, BP, sugar, drowning, snake bite etc. He also replied to various queries of the train- ing relating to first aid. On another topic relating to Balanced Diet Dr. Vivek also explained number of methods of best diet to remain physi- cally and mentally fit. He said diet prescribed by the dieti- cians should be strictly fol- lowed to refrain from various diseases. Lastly Rakesh Sambyal, Dy.SP (Indoor) presented vote of thanks and Sh. Ashok Kumar SSP, Principal and Savita Parihar, SSP, Vice Principal presented memento to the guest speaker. Mukesh Kumar Dy.SP (Admn.), Karanjit Singh Dy.SP (Outdoor), P.P Singh Dy.SP (PIO-Legal Affairs), Ajay Punjabi Dy.SP (Tech.), Ramesh Kataria Dy.SP (S), Raman Kumar Dy.SP(M), Inspr. Manoj Bali, Inspr. Hemanshu Sunil Mahajan, Inspr. Rajesh Kumar, Inspr. Ashok Singh, Inspr. Yashpal Singh, Inspr Gurpreet Singh, Inspr. Jatinder Singh, Inspr. Pawan Parihar, Inspr. Charanjit Singh, Inspr. Anil Sagar were present on the occasion. Lecture on diet, first aid imparted to PTTI trainees Medical Officer Police Hospital, Dr. Vivek Gupta being honoured by PTTI officials at Vijaypur. STATE TIMES NEWS RAJOURI: A one week short term course on recent advances in power and engi- neering organised by Department of Electrical and Renewable energy began at BGSB University under TEQIP-III pro- gramme. Prof. Javid Musarrat, Vice Chancellor of the University inaugurated the course and he emphasised on the impor- tance of such programmes for students, researchers and faculty members in aca- demics and research. Prof Musarrat said that BGSB University is determined to provide such platforms to the budding researchers and innovators to augment their potential for the larger ben- efits of mankind. He said that under TEQIP-III prgrammge the College of Engineering and Technology, BGSB University is setting new mile stones in the field of engineering and technology. Professor Sufiyan Beigh, Principal ZHCET, Aligarh Muslim University, was the Chief Guest on the occasion. The inaugural session started with the recitation of holy Quran followed by wel- come address by Shafqat Nabi Mughal, Head, Department of Electrical & Renewable Energy Engineering. Prof Iqbal Parvez, Dean Academic Affairs, applauded the department of ERE for organising this workshop and also highlighted the activities that would take place under TEQIP-III. Distinguished key note speakers from Aligarh Muslim University, Prof Imtiyaz Ashraf, Chairman, Electrical Engineering Department, Dr. Adil Sarvar Assistant Professo, AMU and Dr Mohammed Tariq (formal scientist Rolls Royce) presented their views on the different themes of Power Engineering. Prof Mohd Asger Dean SOET presented the vote of thanks. Large number of students, faculty members and participant from within and outside the University were present in the inaugu- ral. In the week long course, resource persons from vari- ous reputed institutions shall share their knowledge with the participant. Course on recent advances in power, energy engineering commences at BGSBU Protestors take to streets shirtless on day 26 of Nowshera shutdown Nowshera residents staging shirtless protest. STATE TIMES NEWS VIJAYPUR: A workshop on WASH under NRDWP was held on Tuesday at Community Hall Vijaypur in which more than 250 stake- holders including Govt. Departments and civil socie- ty were sensitised on water, sanitation and hygiene. The programme was organised by National Development Foundation, J&K Jammu and was spon- sored by Communication and Capacity Development Unit, Deptt. of PHE, I & FC. Executive Engineer PHE Division Samba Er. S.K Abrol while addressing the gathering detailed tradi- tional water harvesting and water cleaning techniques. He also informed people that PHE Deptt. has estab- lished laboratories at differ- ent places in which children can bring their samples for testing the quality of water. He also briefed that with the help of Field Testing Kit, water testing can be done in rural and far flung areas also. A cultural event 'Jatar' by Mohan Lal and party was also presented on the occa- sion. IEC material was dis- tributed among all the par- ticipants and trained the people on how to test water through FTK. A pledge on save and safe water was also administered on the occa- sion. Rajiv Khajuria Founder Emeritus NDF who was key Resource Person highlighted different aspects of water, sanitation and hygiene besides the objectives and strategies in light of NRDWP, Swachh Bharat Mission, Sarva Shiksha Abhiyaan, ICDS and National Health Mission etc. Workshop on WASH held Resource persons during the programme at Vijaypur. A resource person speaking during the programme at BGSBU Rajouri. STATE TIMES NEWS KALAKOTE : Expressing sol- idarity with Kalakote Beopar Mandal, National Conference on Tuesday staged a massive Dharna in support of the demand for carving out a sep- arate district and posting of Additional Deputy Commissioner in Kalakote. Leading the protesters, for- mer MLA and State Secretary National Conference Th Rachpal Singh expressed grave concern over the lack- adaisical and insensitive approach of the PDP-BJP government to the issue, say- ing there seems to be a design in vitiating the atmosphere by ignoring popular demand of the area. Th Rachpal Singh referred to recent decision of the Coalition Government with regard to posting of Addl Deputy Commissioners on rotational basis and said that instead of assuaging the aspi- rations of the people, the move has added insult to the injury. He said this decision was not acceptable to the people of Kalakote, as they want the core issue to be sorted out once forever. He assailed the PDP- BJP dispensation for sitting over the issue for quite a long time and negating the initia- tives taken by the Omar Abdullah government for tak- ing administration to the door step of people, especially in remote and border areas. He said the problems of people have increased manifold dur- ing the past three years and on the administrative front they are forced to tread long dis- tances, particularly with regard to revenue, agriculture and allied matters. Th Rachpal Singh demanded immediate roll-back of the recent government order per- taining to posting of Addl Deputy Commissioners on rotational basis and called for putting in place an ADC in Kalakote on permanent basis. The former MLA assured full support to the Beopar Mandal, saying the cause was genuine and in the larger inter- ests of Kalakote. Th Rachpal Singh, along with senior party functionaries of the district besides Youth National Conference activists, staged sit-in Dharna in support of the demands vehemently being pursued by the people of Kalakote. He cautioned the government against delay, say- ing people were becoming restive as they have been forced to take to roads for the past several weeks. "The Coalition Government cannot afford to ignore the demand", he said and sought a favourable decision to defuse tension and escalation of the agitation. NC seeks posting of ADC at Kalakote on permanent basis NC workers along with locals staging sit-in Dharna at Kalakote. STATE TIMES NEWS UDHAMPUR: Lok Vikas Dal (LVD) State President Vikram Singh Slathia taking serious note of increasing attack and rising militancy in Kashmir said that Chief Minister Mehbooba's herself encouraging it and creating unrest in State. He said morale of the anti national elements including Rohigyas has crossed all limits of humanity and they have intensified attacks on inno- cent persons including media persons of Jammu region openly. Not only this sympathiser leaders of Anti-National Elements (ANEs) are consistently sup- porting them and bent upon blaming security forces also been exposed once again and needs to be fixed under law of land to bring peace in State, he added. He said recently CM issued order to police and administrative heads not to assist any department to dislodge land grabber of particular community which is highly con- demnably. He said India is strong enough to deal with counter insurgency and to face war to any extent adding that opportunist leaders have crossed all limits and these so called supporters and sympathisers (abettor) are solely responsible for devastation. Salthia asked the so called leaders not play with lives of innocent people. He said now it is high time for Govt. and forces not to listen to bogus statements issued by Valley leaders who are consistently provoking violence and unrest to remain active in politics. LVD expresses concern over CM’s anti-Hindu policy STATE TIMES NEWS KOTERANKA: A camp regarding health and hygiene was organised at Bal Ashram, Budhal on Tuesday by Nadeem Ahmed Mir, Secretary Lok Sabha Youth Congress Committee, Farooq Inqulabi, Social Activist and Amit Sharma, Social Activist in coop- eration with some other youth leaders of Budhal. In the camp, the youth leaders distributed daily use items that include 100 tooth brushes, 100 toothpastes, 100 soaps and 100 school notebooks. The items were distributed among 50 stu- dents lodged there who were happy on receiving items. Nadeem Ahmed Mir, in his address to students said that "Health is everything for a human being, without good health life is colourless and we must take measures to have good health always". Farooq Inqulabi said that " Every religion teaches to remain neat and clean which will ulti- mately make us healthy and dis- ease free". Amit Sharma said that "We will continue to organise such programs for helping downtrod- den people of our society which is our moral and social duty". The students put before them various grievances that include tuition facility, medical aid, sports equipments for playing indoor and outdoor games etc. Nadeem Ahmed Mir after giv- ing a keen hearing to all demands assured the students to take up the matter with high- er authorities. Sajad Dar, Fazal Rehman Dar, Sukhvinder Sharma, Arshad, Gulsher Khan, Mohd Ishaq and Majeed Ahmed were also present on the occasion. Daily use items distributed among Bal Ashram inmates
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Woman arrested for illicit distillation
STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: Police on Tuesday arrested a woman for illicit dis-tillation while seized 10 liters of illicit liquor and destroyed 100liters of Desi Lahan in Nagri area.
As per the details, acting on tip off, a team of Police PostNagri led by SI Vikas Jasrotia Incharge Police Post Nagri asdirected by Inspr. Anil Sharma SHO Kathua under the directsupervision of S.S Sambyal Dy. SP Headquarters Kathua con-ducted a raid in Banyari area falling in the jurisdiction ofPolice Post Nagri and destroyed 100 liters of Lahan recoveredon the spot and also seized 10 litres of illicit liquor from the pos-session of one lady namely Rekha Rani wife of Chanda residentof Mirpur Jaggo Kathua. Police registered a case FIR No93/2018 u/s 48(E) Excise Act. The drive was carried out underthe overall supervision of Sanjay Parihar Addl. SP Kathua.
9 bovines rescued, smuggler flees STATE TIMES NEWS
KATHUA: Police on Tuesday foiled a bovine smuggling bid byrescuing nine bovines, however smuggler managed to escapefrom the spot. As per the details, acting on tip off, a team ofPolice Post Hatli led by SI Verinder Singh Incharge Police Postas directed by Inspector Anil Sharma SHO Police StationKathua under the direct supervision of Dy. SP S.S. SambyalDy. SP Headquarters Kathua intercepted one truck(JK02AK 5571) carrying bovines which was on way fromPunjab towards Kashmir near Maggar Khad falling in thejurisdiction of Police Post Hatli. During checking of the vehi-cle, police rescued nine bovines being smuggled in the said vehi-cle but driver of the truck managed to escape. Police also seizedthe truck and registered a case vide FIR No 94/2018 undersection 188 RPC ,3/5 PCA Act.
Woman suffers snakebite,evacuated to GMC
STATE TIMES NEWSNOWSHERA: A middle aged woman identified as AmritKour (45) wife of Harbhajan Singh resident of Dhallen, suf-fered a snakebite and was immediately shifted to SubDistrict Hospital Nowshera. Since the condition of thepatient was serious, she was evacuated to GovernmentMedical College Hospital Jammu after providing first aid.
Bike stolenSTATE TIMES NEWS
NOWSHERA: A motorcycle bearing registration No 11B-4976 was stolen from the residential area of Nowshera cityduring the night of 12/13 March, 2018. According toLaxman Dass son of Som Raj resident of Bhawani Sair whowas putting up in the city in a rented house, parked his bikeoutside his room as usual. In the morning he found hismotorcycle missing. Laxman Dass immediately reported thematter to Police Station Nowshera. The police have takencognisance of the theft and started investigating.
750 kgs of Lahan destroyedin excise raid
STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: Excise Department destroyed 750 kgs ofLahan on Tuesday during different raids carried outagainst illicit liquor in Excise Range Kathua.On the direc-tions of the Excise Commissioner Mohd. Javed Khan andsupervision of Deputy Excise Commissioner (Executive),Jammu Syed Muried Hussain Shah, the Excise TeamKathua led by ETO Excise RangeKathua, Vikas Anand, InspectorsExcise Arun Kumar and SanjeevKhajuria, SI Amit Sharma along withExcise Guards namely RajinderSingh, Shamsher Dev Singh, MohdRamzan and Balbir Singh raided theSumwan, Mahi Chak and lower SaktaChak areas of Kathua District toarrest the menace of illicit distillationof liquor. During the course of raids 750 kgs of Lahan, rawmaterial of illicit liquor was recovered by the raiding teamfrom State land and later destroyed on spot.
Restrictions around examination centers STATE TIMES NEWS
RAMBAN: To ensure fair start and completion of examina-tion being conducted by the Jammu and Kashmir Board ofSchool Education for Secondary School Examination (class10th) and Higher Secondary Examination Part-II (Class12th) Bi-Annual session 2018 Private (winter zone) inJammu Province, District Magistrate, Ramban, TariqHussain Ganai in exercise of powers vested to him under sec-tion 144 Cr. PC imposed restrictions to any sort of publicmovement, interference and public gathering within 100meters of all examination centers of the district Ramban. Useof loud speaker or any other form of public address systemaround the examination centers and smoking is strictly pro-hibited.This order shall take effect from March 14, 2018 andremain in force till said examinations conclude.
STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: Exposing the dualbehavior of the coalition part-ner, ex-MLA and NPPPresident Balwant SinghMankotia rebuffed BJP andasked to choose either govern-ment or the role of oppositionin Jammu province. If BJPfails to come out of the Govt,party would make peopleaware to bycott the BJP min-isters socially and in generalpublic
Ahead of Party FoundationDay, a huge motorcycle rallywas taken out at Kathua andwhile addressing the partyworkers, Mankotia made ascathing attack on ruling BJPfor their dual behaviour bysharing power in governmentwith its coalition partner PDPas B team and on the otherhand misleading the people ofJammu region by posingthemselves as well wishers.
Mankotia blamed that BJPministers and leaders areenjoying levish life style with
corrupt practices and ChiefMinister Mehbooba Mufti iswell aware about the misdeadsof BJP leaders. She kept BJPleaders in good books byapproving their personalworks and unfortunately com-mitting atrocities with thepeople of Jammu region byusing the administrative pres-sure, regretted Mankotia.
Mankotia claimed that BJPfailed to convince the CM toconduct inquiry of Rasanaincident by CBI and now BJP
has no right to remain inpower. He warned that if BJPdidn't come out of the Govt,NPP would make peopleaware to bycott the BJPMLAs, ministers and leaderssocially.
Rajinder Manju, RobinSharma, Rajesh Kumar,Balbir Singh, Romesh Gupta,Manoj Gupta, Satish Sharma,Advocate Sohan Lal, JagdishLal, Bikram Sarmal andAshok Hans also spoke on theoccasion.
Mankotia rebuffs BJP,choose Govt or opposition
JKNPP activists taking out bike rally at Kathua.
STATE TIMES NEWSNOWSHERA: A big rally of shirtless protesterswalked through the lanes and Chowks ofNowshera and finally reached Tehsil office wherethey raised slogans against the CoalitionGovernment. They said that the Governmenthas closed its eyes and ears to see and under-stand the genuine necessity of DistrictHeadquarters at Nowshera. On the 26th day ofprotest, total Bandh was observed with closuresof schools, business establishments, banks andgovernment offices. "Nowshera has suffered aloss of hundreds of crores but the governmentremained unmoved towards the interests of
Jammu people and is concentrating towards thepeople of Valley, the protestors alleged.
President Beopar Mandal Subhash Kapoorappealed to the Prime Minister Narendra Modito intervene and save the people of Nowsherawho are targeted by the Pakistani forces andignored by the Coalition Government of Jammuand Kashmir even after exhausting all types ofnon-violent remedies for pressing their genuinedemand of district. He said that they are now leftwith the only option to Gherao the Secretariatand the Ministers at Jammu and face the lathi-charge and tear gas which now they have decid-ed to do soon.
STATE TIMES NEWS KISHTWAR: MemberLegislative Council FirdousTak on Tuesday said thatthere was need for collectiveefforts for ensuring equitablegrowth in all sections of thesociety.
"We need to go back to ourroots in order to end discrim-ination and gender bias in thesociety and give equal rightsto women, making themequal partner in the growthand transformation", he saidwhile addressing a functionwhere prominent social work-er Tasleem Shekih alongwithher supporters joined PDPhere.
District President PDPSheikh Nasir Hussain,Ishtiyaq Hussain Waza,General Secretary YouthUmar Malik, ArshadHussain Giri, Sajad AhmedDev, Roshan Lal, Joginder
Bhandari, Jaffer HussainBabzada, Fida Hussainbesides large number of partyworkers were present on theoccasion. The legislator saidthat it was for the first timethat any government hastaken such large number ofwelfare measures in a shortspan without compromisingthe fiscal health of the State.
"It was for the first time thatgovernment implemented anypay commission recommen-dations and addressed mostof issues of working classwithout any strike and agita-tion. The regularisation ofdaily wagers, insurance toBPL families, welfareschemes for constructionworkers, bonanza of pro-
grammes for students andunemployed youth, measuresfor traders, business estab-lishments, PSUs and trans-porters beside others waspossible because in last fewyears government plugged allloop-holes and brought atransparent system to life",he said adding that the meas-ures initiated in the socialwelfare sector are speciallyaimed at uplifting weakersections of the society.
He said that the popularityof PDP has frustrated opposi-tion adding that the people atgrass root level have under-stood that PDP is the onlyparty which does not believe inrhetoric but instead can deliv-er on the ground.
He said that it was impera-tive upon the party workers toreach out to the people tospread the policies and pro-grammes of the government.
Tak for collective efforts to bring equitable growth
Member Legislative Council Firdous Tak along with newentrants of PDP at Kishtwar.
STATE TIMES NEWS VIJAYPUR: Ashok Kumar,Principal PTTI Vijaypurorganised a lecture at theinstitute on Tuesday in whichDr. Vivek Gupta MedicalOfficer Police Hospital wasthe Guest Speaker and thetopic of lecture was 'First Aidand Balanced Diet'.
Ashok Sharma, JKPS SSPPrincipal PTTI Vijaypur wel-comed the Guest Speaker. Inhis introductory briefing hetold that Dr. Vivek Gupta isserving in J&K Police
Hospital as Medical Officer.His meritorious services havebeen decorated with DGP J&K Commendation Medal-2017. Dr. Vivek Gupta whilespeaking on the occasionexplained lot of ways/cate-gories of first aid relating toaccidental injuries, cardiacarrest, BP, sugar, drowning,snake bite etc. He also repliedto various queries of the train-ing relating to first aid.
On another topic relating toBalanced Diet Dr. Vivek alsoexplained number of methods
of best diet to remain physi-cally and mentally fit. He saiddiet prescribed by the dieti-cians should be strictly fol-lowed to refrain from variousdiseases. Lastly RakeshSambyal, Dy.SP (Indoor)presented vote of thanks andSh. Ashok Kumar SSP,Principal and Savita Parihar,SSP, Vice Principal presentedmemento to the guest speaker.
Mukesh Kumar Dy.SP(Admn.), Karanjit SinghDy.SP (Outdoor), P.P SinghDy.SP (PIO-Legal Affairs),Ajay Punjabi Dy.SP (Tech.),Ramesh Kataria Dy.SP (S),Raman Kumar Dy.SP(M),Inspr. Manoj Bali, Inspr.Hemanshu Sunil Mahajan,Inspr. Rajesh Kumar, Inspr.Ashok Singh, Inspr. YashpalSingh, Inspr Gurpreet Singh,Inspr. Jatinder Singh, Inspr.Pawan Parihar, Inspr.Charanjit Singh, Inspr. AnilSagar were present on theoccasion.
Lecture on diet, first aid imparted to PTTI trainees
Medical Officer Police Hospital, Dr. Vivek Gupta being honoured by PTTI officials at Vijaypur.
STATE TIMES NEWS RAJOURI: A one weekshort term course on recentadvances in power and engi-neering organised byDepartment of Electricaland Renewable energybegan at BGSB Universityunder TEQIP-III pro-gramme.
Prof. Javid Musarrat, ViceChancellor of the Universityinaugurated the course andhe emphasised on the impor-tance of such programmesfor students, researchersand faculty members in aca-demics and research. ProfMusarrat said that BGSBUniversity is determined toprovide such platforms tothe budding researchers andinnovators to augment theirpotential for the larger ben-efits of mankind. He said
that under TEQIP-IIIprgrammge the College ofEngineering andTechnology, BGSBUniversity is setting newmile stones in the field ofengineering and technology.Professor Sufiyan Beigh,Principal ZHCET, AligarhMuslim University, was theChief Guest on the occasion.
The inaugural sessionstarted with the recitation ofholy Quran followed by wel-come address by ShafqatNabi Mughal, Head,Department of Electrical &Renewable EnergyEngineering. Prof IqbalParvez, Dean AcademicAffairs, applauded thedepartment of ERE fororganising this workshopand also highlighted theactivities that would take
place under TEQIP-III.Distinguished key notespeakers from AligarhMuslim University, ProfImtiyaz Ashraf, Chairman,Electrical EngineeringDepartment, Dr. AdilSarvar Assistant Professo,AMU and Dr MohammedTariq (formal scientist RollsRoyce) presented their viewson the different themes ofPower Engineering. ProfMohd Asger Dean SOETpresented the vote ofthanks. Large number ofstudents, faculty membersand participant from withinand outside the Universitywere present in the inaugu-ral. In the week long course,resource persons from vari-ous reputed institutionsshall share their knowledgewith the participant.
Course on recent advances in power,energy engineering commences at BGSBU
Protestors take to streets shirtlesson day 26 of Nowshera shutdown
Nowshera residents staging shirtless protest.
STATE TIMES NEWS VIJAYPUR: A workshop onWASH under NRDWP washeld on Tuesday atCommunity Hall Vijaypur inwhich more than 250 stake-holders including Govt.Departments and civil socie-ty were sensitised on water,sanitation and hygiene.
The programme wasorganised by NationalDevelopment Foundation,J&K Jammu and was spon-sored by Communicationand Capacity DevelopmentUnit, Deptt. of PHE, I &FC. Executive EngineerPHE Division Samba Er.S.K Abrol while addressingthe gathering detailed tradi-tional water harvesting andwater cleaning techniques.He also informed peoplethat PHE Deptt. has estab-lished laboratories at differ-ent places in which childrencan bring their samples fortesting the quality of water.
He also briefed that with thehelp of Field Testing Kit,water testing can be done inrural and far flung areasalso.
A cultural event 'Jatar' byMohan Lal and party wasalso presented on the occa-sion. IEC material was dis-tributed among all the par-ticipants and trained thepeople on how to test waterthrough FTK. A pledge onsave and safe water was also
administered on the occa-sion.
Rajiv Khajuria FounderEmeritus NDF who was keyResource Person highlighteddifferent aspects of water,sanitation and hygienebesides the objectives andstrategies in light ofNRDWP, Swachh BharatMission, Sarva ShikshaAbhiyaan, ICDS andNational Health Missionetc.
Workshop on WASH held
Resource persons during the programme at Vijaypur.
A resource person speaking during the programme at BGSBU Rajouri.
STATE TIMES NEWS KALAKOTE : Expressing sol-idarity with Kalakote BeoparMandal, National Conferenceon Tuesday staged a massiveDharna in support of thedemand for carving out a sep-arate district and posting ofAdditional DeputyCommissioner in Kalakote.
Leading the protesters, for-mer MLA and State SecretaryNational Conference ThRachpal Singh expressedgrave concern over the lack-adaisical and insensitiveapproach of the PDP-BJPgovernment to the issue, say-ing there seems to be a designin vitiating the atmosphere byignoring popular demand ofthe area.
Th Rachpal Singh referredto recent decision of theCoalition Government withregard to posting of AddlDeputy Commissioners onrotational basis and said thatinstead of assuaging the aspi-rations of the people, the movehas added insult to the injury.
He said this decision was notacceptable to the people ofKalakote, as they want thecore issue to be sorted out onceforever. He assailed the PDP-BJP dispensation for sittingover the issue for quite a longtime and negating the initia-tives taken by the Omar
Abdullah government for tak-ing administration to the doorstep of people, especially inremote and border areas. Hesaid the problems of peoplehave increased manifold dur-ing the past three years and onthe administrative front theyare forced to tread long dis-tances, particularly withregard to revenue, agricultureand allied matters.
Th Rachpal Singh demandedimmediate roll-back of therecent government order per-taining to posting of AddlDeputy Commissioners onrotational basis and called forputting in place an ADC inKalakote on permanent basis.
The former MLA assuredfull support to the Beopar
Mandal, saying the cause wasgenuine and in the larger inter-ests of Kalakote. Th RachpalSingh, along with senior partyfunctionaries of the districtbesides Youth NationalConference activists, stagedsit-in Dharna in support of thedemands vehemently beingpursued by the people ofKalakote. He cautioned thegovernment against delay, say-ing people were becomingrestive as they have beenforced to take to roads for thepast several weeks. "TheCoalition Government cannotafford to ignore the demand",he said and sought afavourable decision to defusetension and escalation of theagitation.
NC seeks posting of ADC at Kalakote on permanent basis
NC workers along with locals staging sit-in Dharna at Kalakote.
STATE TIMES NEWS UDHAMPUR: Lok Vikas Dal (LVD)State President Vikram Singh Slathiataking serious note of increasing attackand rising militancy in Kashmir saidthat Chief Minister Mehbooba's herselfencouraging it and creating unrest inState. He said morale of the antinational elements including Rohigyashas crossed all limits of humanity andthey have intensified attacks on inno-cent persons including media personsof Jammu region openly. Not only this
sympathiser leaders of Anti-NationalElements (ANEs) are consistently sup-porting them and bent upon blamingsecurity forces also been exposed onceagain and needs to be fixed under lawof land to bring peace in State, headded. He said recently CM issuedorder to police and administrativeheads not to assist any department todislodge land grabber of particularcommunity which is highly con-demnably.
He said India is strong enough to
deal with counter insurgency and toface war to any extent adding thatopportunist leaders have crossed alllimits and these so called supportersand sympathisers (abettor) are solelyresponsible for devastation. Salthiaasked the so called leaders not playwith lives of innocent people. He saidnow it is high time for Govt. and forcesnot to listen to bogus statements issuedby Valley leaders who are consistentlyprovoking violence and unrest toremain active in politics.
LVD expresses concern over CM’s anti-Hindu policy
STATE TIMES NEWS KOTERANKA: A campregarding health and hygienewas organised at Bal Ashram,Budhal on Tuesday by NadeemAhmed Mir, Secretary LokSabha Youth CongressCommittee, Farooq Inqulabi,Social Activist and AmitSharma, Social Activist in coop-eration with some other youthleaders of Budhal.
In the camp, the youth leadersdistributed daily use items thatinclude 100 tooth brushes, 100toothpastes, 100 soaps and 100school notebooks. The itemswere distributed among 50 stu-dents lodged there who werehappy on receiving items.
Nadeem Ahmed Mir, in hisaddress to students said that"Health is everything for ahuman being, without goodhealth life is colourless and wemust take measures to have
good health always".Farooq Inqulabi said that "
Every religion teaches to remainneat and clean which will ulti-mately make us healthy and dis-ease free".
Amit Sharma said that "Wewill continue to organise suchprograms for helping downtrod-den people of our society whichis our moral and social duty".The students put before themvarious grievances that includetuition facility, medical aid,sports equipments for playingindoor and outdoor games etc.
Nadeem Ahmed Mir after giv-ing a keen hearing to alldemands assured the studentsto take up the matter with high-er authorities. Sajad Dar, FazalRehman Dar, SukhvinderSharma, Arshad, GulsherKhan, Mohd Ishaq and MajeedAhmed were also present on theoccasion.
Daily use items distributedamong Bal Ashram inmates
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