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SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 2019 (PAGE 4) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU CHOUBARSI Four years have passed since you left for heaven- ly abode but we cannot forget you and your pres- ence is felt in every moment of our lives. CHOUBARSI of our beloved Lt. Sh Vir Chand Mahasha (Ex-MLC) R/o Village Badhori Teh & Distt. Samba will be performed on Saturday Ist June 2019 at our residence Village Badhori. Shradhanjali From: 11 AM to 1 PM. Preeti Bhoj From: 1 PM to 4 PM. GRIEF STRICKEN Smt Parsino Devi -Wife Sons & Daughters-in-law Krishan Dutt & Simro Devi M.L Panhotra & Mahima Panhotra Brothers: Sh Johri Lal and Sh Balbir Chand Daughter & Son-in-law Nirmal Kumari & Raghubir Kumar Grand Daughters & Son-in-law Neetu Devi & Hardev Singh Anshu & Ved Mitter Grand Children: Vijay Kumar, Bhanu, Preeti, Naman, Diksha and Varun Lt. Sh Vir Chand Mahasha (Ex-MLC) Mob: 9419168739, 94192-36457 BARKHI One year has passed since you left us in deep sorrow, time never stops and life goes on, but your memories from child- hood to young remain live in our thoughts. BARKHI of our beloved Er. Kimmi Malhotra will be performed on Sunday 2nd June 2019 at our residence. DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY: Mummy & Papa Smt. Kusum & Mahesh Kumar Malhotra Miss Richa and Miss Neha-Sisters Ph. No: 7006792544, 9796900967 Er. Kimmi Malhotra REMEMBRANCE Ten years have passed, but your presence continues to sorround us. A great achiever of your time, guided us to live a successful carrier. Loved, honoured and missed by your family, friends and colleagues. We will always follow the path, you have shown to us. DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY: Smt Rajinder Kour -Wife S. Sarbjit Singh -Son Smt Tarvinder Kour -Daughter-in-law S. Jatinder SIngh -Son-in-law Smt Satvir Kour -Daughter Grand Children: Rajvir, Saffron and Jasmine S. Sardar Singh SHADMOS-MASWAR Six months has passed you left us for heavenly abode, but you will always live in our hearts. Shadmos, Maswar of Late Sh Arjan Nath Bhat S/o Lt. Sh Shridhar Bhat of Nazuk Mohalla Anantnag will be performed at Jagti Township Lane-11 on 3rd and 4th June. DEEPLY MISSED AND REMEMBERED BY All Bhat’s, Razdan’s, Shah’s 7006329813, 9906094755, 7051221488, 8082023589, 7006092042, 9419223816 Late Sh Arjan Nath Bhat BARSI Dear Maa We Miss You Always Barsi of our beloved Late Sdn. Sudarshan Bedi W/o Late S. Surinder Singh Bedi (Retd. Telecom Deptt) R/o Ashram Street Rani Talab Digiana Jammu will be performed on Sunday 02-06-2019. Path of Sukhmani Sahib at Gurudwara Rani Talab Digiana Jammu. Time: 10.00 am to 12.00 Noon DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY: Son & Daughter-in-laws Sdn. Inderjeet Kour W/o Late S. Jagjit Singh Bedi Sdn Rameet Kour & S. Arvinder Singh Bedi (JE BSNL) Daughters & Son-in-laws Sdn Harjeet Kour & S. Jaswinder Singh Sdn. Parminder Kour & S. Gurmeet Singh Raina (Lecturer Batote) Sdn. Baljit Kour & S. Sawarn Singh (RPF) Arvinder Singh Bedi (JE BSNL) 9419185202/9469808441 Late Sdn. Sudarshan Bedi BARKHI Barkhi of Sh Jyoti Saroop Sharma (Retd Head Master) will be performed on Sunday 2nd of June, 2019 at 12:00 Noon at our residence Ward No. 05, Govind Nagar, Nowshera. DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY:- Smt Anita Sharma - Wife Smt Sita Devi Smt Sunita & Sh Sudarshan Sharma Smt Madhu Kanta Smt Kamlesh & Sh Chander Bakshi Smt Uma & Sh Inder Parkash Smt Suresh & Sh Ashwani Bakshi Adv Gourav Parashar & Mrs Indu Raina Mr Munish Bakshi & Mrs Surbhi Sharma Mr Rakesh Kumar & Mrs Satuti Sharma Ph No: 9194715677, 9086176777 Sh Jyoti Saroop Sharma REMEMBRANCE A GOOD HEART HAS STOPPED BEATING, A GOOD SOUL ASCENDED TO HEAVEN. WE PART WITH OUR BELOVED GRAND FATHER (TATHYA JI) IN PAIN. DEEPLY MISSED BY:- GRAND CHILDREN AJAY TICKOO & BABITA AMIT TICKOO & SUNITA SUNNY TICKOO & NEHA VINNAY TICKOO, ARYAN TICKOO, VAIBHAV, VRISHTY GREAT GRAND CHILDREN ANOUSHKA, AARAV, ADVIK & NEIL 9419258841, 9697711377 TATHYA JI PLACEMENT MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Salesman - 01 For Pharma Distribution Company Only Experienced Need Apply Salary: - 20 Thousand Per Month Contact: 9086828507 10 AM - 6 PM URGENT REQUIREMENTS FOR INDUSTRY 1. HR for Ind. (Exp.) Office Admin, Receptionist: Salary (10K to 14K). 2. ITI in any stream electrical, mechanical, Turner, fit- ter, welder: Salary (9000 to 12000). 3. Security Supervisor, Security Guard (9K to 14K) 4. Accountant Com. Opretr, Store Keeper, Helper: Salary (10K to 16K) Address: SIDCO Chowk Bari Brahmana Contact No: 9622365951, 9796260300, 7298663220 Email ID: [email protected] REQUIRED A mechanic required for spare part shop at Transport Nagar, Narwal should have knowledge of light motor vehicles. Only experienced persons should contact. Contact: 9796292985 SOFA WASHING Carpet Sofa Car Sheet Dining Chair office Chair. Mob - 8713817494 9149602352 8713037485 Name- Gur Lal Business Opportunity In M.L.M/Networking Business Sector Earn more than 50,000/Monthly Company Also provide Free International Trip, Free Luxurious Car Royality Bonus etc. Opportunity for All “Only dreamer’s are Invited” Contact: 9906155071, 9858014300 Address: 400/A Gandhi Nagar NOTICE I Santosh Kumari D/o Sh. Ram Dev Singh R/o Ward No.10, Hiranagar has purchased an Insurance Policy from PNB Met Life vide policy No. 00362660 in which my name has wrongly been writ- ten as Santosh Rathore. Now I have applied for correction of my name as Santosh Kumari D/o Sh. Ramdev Singh instead of Santosh Rathore. Objections if any may be conveyed to the concerned office within a week’s time. SUMMER CAMP FOR KIDS AGE GROUP: 2 TO 12 YEARS FROM 3RD JUNE TO 15TH JUNE AT THE TINY SCHOLARS TOP PALOURA,JAMMU PICK UP AND DROP AVAILABLE CONTACT: 9419299727 K.K. RESORTS Dates available for booking on 4th, 5th and 7th Oct., 2019 at K.K. Resorts, Bohri, Jammu. Contact at 8717063333 DIP/J-1702/19 Dated: 28-05-2019 DIP/J-1844/19 Dated: 30-05-2019 PLACEMENT MISCELLANEOUS HRD panel wants National Education Commission, Indian knowledge systems in syllabus NEW DELHI, May 31: Incorporating Indian knowl- edge systems in the curriculum, constituting a National Education Commission and curbing arbitrary fees hikes by private schools are among the recommendations made by an expert panel to the HRD ministry for the new National Education Policy (NEP). The draft of the new NEP, for- mulated by a committee led by for- mer ISRO chief K Kasturirangan, was handed over to Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank, who took charge as the Union Human Resource Development Minister today. The existing NEP was framed in 1986 and revised in 1992. A new education policy was part of the Bharatiya Janata Party's manifesto ahead of the 2014 general election. Apart from Kasturirangan, the committee had eight members, including mathematician Manjul Bhargava. The experts also took into account the report of a panel head- ed by former cabinet secretary T S R Subramanian and formed by the HRD ministry when it was being headed by Smriti Irani. "Indian contribution to knowl- edge and the historical context that led to them will be incorporated wherever relevant, into the existing school curriculum and textbooks," the policy draft read. "The topics will include Indian contribution to mathematics, astronomy, philosophy, psycholo- gy, yoga, architecture, medicine, as well as governance, polity, society, and conservation course on Indian knowledge systems," it added. A new apex body, designated as the Rashtriya Shiksha Aayog or the NEC, shall be constituted for "developing, articulating, imple- menting, evaluating, and revising the vision of education in the country on a continuous and sus- tained basis", the draft said. To bring the focus back on education and learning, the MHRD should be renamed as the Ministry of Education, the panel stressed. The policy draft also suggests that private schools may be free to set their fees structure but shall not increase the amount (taken under any head) arbitrarily. "A reasonable increase, which can stand public scrutiny, such as inflation-related, can be made. Any substantial increase in the fees that cannot be anticipated or justified shall not be made, including under any 'fees head' such as 'school development' or an 'infrastructure fund'," the draft said. "The percentage fee increase, permissible based on inflation and other factors, will be decided by a new regulatory authority for schools, the State School Regulatory Authority (SSRA), for every three-year period," the draft added. The policy further stresses on liberal education as it points out that among the eminent graduates and scholars of the ancient univer- sities of Takshila and Nalanda were the philosopher and economist Chanakya; the Sanskrit grammari- an, mathematician, and discoverer of generative grammar, Panini; the leader and statesman Chandragupta Maurya; and the mathematician and astronomer, Aryabhata. The NEP draft suggests that students be allowed to take a board examination in a given subject in whichever semester they take the corresponding class in school — that is whenever they feel most ready. It also called for a policy to allow students to repeat subjects in the board examination if they feel they can study and do bet- ter. (PTI) Joblessness at highest level in 45 years on all-India basis was 6.2 per cent, while it was 5.7 per cent in case of females. It also showed that the unem- ployment rate for males was high- er at 7.1 per cent in cities com- pared to 5.8 per cent in rural areas. Similarly, the joblessness for women was also higher in urban areas at 10.8 per cent compared to 3.8 per cent in rural areas. The Ministry said the PLFS needs to be seen as a new series for measuring employment and unemployment on an annual basis. It is important to note that with the rise in education levels in the economy and rise in house- hold income levels, the aspiration levels of educated youth have also risen. Thus they may no longer be willing to join the labour force or work force requiring low skills and low remuneration. The PLFS results give the distribution of educated and unemployed per- sons across the country which can be used as a basis for skilling of youth to make them more employable by industry, it said. About the National Statistical Commission (NSC), Srivastava said, “The NSC makes its recom- mendation but the ministry has to consider it. They can only make recommendations. The NSC has the role to see statistical system in entirety in addition to statistics ministry and states. There is no change in the functioning of min- istry. The restructuring of ministry was approved by the Cabinet.” He also informed, “The data for PLFS for January to March will be released next month. We have brought two quarterly data on labour survey. We are coming out with consumption expendi- ture survey for 2017-18. We are expecting it in June. You can then compare unemployment captured by that survey with PLFS.” (PTI) From page 1
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SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 2019 (PAGE 4) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU
CHOUBARSIFour years have passed since you left for heaven-ly abode but we cannot forget you and your pres-ence is felt in every moment of our lives.
CHOUBARSI of our beloved Lt. Sh Vir ChandMahasha (Ex-MLC) R/o Village Badhori Teh &Distt. Samba will be performed on Saturday IstJune 2019 at our residence Village Badhori.Shradhanjali From: 11 AM to 1 PM.Preeti Bhoj From: 1 PM to 4 PM.
GRIEF STRICKEN
Smt Parsino Devi -WifeSons & Daughters-in-lawKrishan Dutt & Simro DeviM.L Panhotra & Mahima PanhotraBrothers: Sh Johri Lal and Sh Balbir ChandDaughter & Son-in-lawNirmal Kumari & Raghubir KumarGrand Daughters & Son-in-lawNeetu Devi & Hardev SinghAnshu & Ved MitterGrand Children: Vijay Kumar, Bhanu, Preeti, Naman, Diksha and Varun
Lt. Sh Vir Chand Mahasha (Ex-MLC)
Mob: 9419168739, 94192-36457
BARKHIOne year has passed since you left us indeep sorrow, time never stops and lifegoes on, but your memories from child-hood to young remain live in our thoughts.BARKHI of our beloved Er. KimmiMalhotra will be performed on Sunday 2ndJune 2019 at our residence.DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY:Mummy & PapaSmt. Kusum & Mahesh Kumar MalhotraMiss Richa and Miss Neha-SistersPh. No: 7006792544, 9796900967
Er. Kimmi Malhotra
REMEMBRANCETen years have passed, but your presence continues tosorround us. A great achiever of your time, guided us tolive a successful carrier. Loved, honoured and missed byyour family, friends and colleagues.We will always follow the path, you have shown to us.DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY:Smt Rajinder Kour -WifeS. Sarbjit Singh -SonSmt Tarvinder Kour -Daughter-in-lawS. Jatinder SIngh -Son-in-lawSmt Satvir Kour -DaughterGrand Children: Rajvir, Saffron and Jasmine
S. Sardar Singh
SHADMOS-MASWARSix months has passed you left us for heavenly abode, but you will
always live in our hearts.Shadmos, Maswar of Late Sh ArjanNath Bhat S/o Lt. Sh Shridhar Bhat ofNazuk Mohalla Anantnag will beperformed at Jagti Township Lane-11 on3rd and 4th June.DEEPLY MISSED AND REMEMBERED BY
All Bhat’s, Razdan’s, Shah’s7006329813, 9906094755, 7051221488, 8082023589, 7006092042, 9419223816
Late Sh Arjan Nath Bhat
BARSIDear Maa We Miss You Always
Barsi of our beloved Late Sdn. SudarshanBedi W/o Late S. Surinder Singh Bedi (Retd.Telecom Deptt) R/o Ashram Street Rani TalabDigiana Jammu will be performed on Sunday02-06-2019.Path of Sukhmani Sahib at Gurudwara Rani TalabDigiana Jammu.Time: 10.00 am to 12.00 NoonDEEPLY REMEMBERED BY:Son & Daughter-in-laws Sdn. Inderjeet Kour W/o Late S. Jagjit Singh BediSdn Rameet Kour & S. Arvinder Singh Bedi (JE BSNL)Daughters & Son-in-lawsSdn Harjeet Kour & S. Jaswinder SinghSdn. Parminder Kour & S. Gurmeet Singh Raina (Lecturer Batote) Sdn. Baljit Kour & S. Sawarn Singh (RPF)Arvinder Singh Bedi (JE BSNL)
9419185202/9469808441
Late Sdn. SudarshanBedi
BARKHIBarkhi of Sh Jyoti Saroop Sharma(Retd Head Master) will be performedon Sunday 2nd of June, 2019 at 12:00Noon at our residence Ward No. 05,Govind Nagar, Nowshera.DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY:-Smt Anita Sharma - WifeSmt Sita DeviSmt Sunita & Sh Sudarshan SharmaSmt Madhu KantaSmt Kamlesh & Sh Chander BakshiSmt Uma & Sh Inder ParkashSmt Suresh & Sh Ashwani BakshiAdv Gourav Parashar & Mrs Indu RainaMr Munish Bakshi & Mrs Surbhi SharmaMr Rakesh Kumar & Mrs Satuti SharmaPh No: 9194715677, 9086176777
Sh Jyoti SaroopSharma
REMEMBRANCEA GOOD HEART HAS STOPPED BEATING, AGOOD SOUL ASCENDED TO HEAVEN. WEPART WITH OUR BELOVED GRAND FATHER(TATHYA JI) IN PAIN.DEEPLY MISSED BY:-GRAND CHILDRENAJAY TICKOO & BABITAAMIT TICKOO & SUNITASUNNY TICKOO & NEHAVINNAY TICKOO, ARYAN TICKOO, VAIBHAV, VRISHTYGREAT GRAND CHILDRENANOUSHKA, AARAV, ADVIK & NEIL9419258841, 9697711377
TATHYA JI
PLACEMENT MISCELLANEOUS
WANTEDSalesman - 01
For Pharma Distribution Company Only Experienced Need Apply
Salary: - 20 Thousand Per Month
Contact: 908682850710 AM - 6 PM
URGENT REQUIREMENTSFOR INDUSTRY
1. HR for Ind. (Exp.) Office Admin, Receptionist:Salary (10K to 14K).2. ITI in any stream electrical, mechanical, Turner, fit-ter, welder: Salary (9000 to 12000).3. Security Supervisor, Security Guard (9K to 14K)4. Accountant Com. Opretr, Store Keeper, Helper:Salary (10K to 16K)
Address: SIDCO Chowk Bari BrahmanaContact No: 9622365951, 9796260300, 7298663220
Email ID: [email protected]
REQUIREDA mechanic required for sparepart shop at Transport Nagar,Narwal should have knowledgeof light motor vehicles. Onlyexperienced persons shouldcontact.Contact: 9796292985
SOFA WASHINGCarpet Sofa Car SheetDining Chair office Chair.
Mob - 871381749491496023528713037485
Name- Gur Lal
Business OpportunityIn M.L.M/Networking Business Sector
Earn more than50,000/Monthly
Company Also provide Free International Trip,Free Luxurious CarRoyality Bonus etc.
Opportunity for All“Only dreamer’s are Invited”Contact: 9906155071, 9858014300Address: 400/A Gandhi Nagar
NOTICEI Santosh Kumari D/o Sh. Ram DevSingh R/o Ward No.10, Hiranagar haspurchased an Insurance Policy fromPNB Met Life vide policy No. 00362660in which my name has wrongly been writ-ten as Santosh Rathore. Now I haveapplied for correction of my name asSantosh Kumari D/o Sh. Ramdev Singhinstead of Santosh Rathore. Objections ifany may be conveyed to the concernedoffice within a week’s time.
SUMMER CAMPFOR KIDS
AGE GROUP: 2 TO 12 YEARS FROM3RD JUNE TO 15TH JUNE AT
THE TINY SCHOLARSTOP PALOURA,JAMMU
PICK UP AND DROP AVAILABLECONTACT: 9419299727
K.K. RESORTSDates available for
booking on 4th, 5th and7th Oct., 2019 at K.K.
Resorts, Bohri, Jammu.Contact at 8717063333
DIP/J-1702/19Dated: 28-05-2019DIP/J-1844/19 Dated: 30-05-2019
PLACEMENT MISCELLANEOUS
HRD panel wants National Education Commission,Indian knowledge systems in syllabus
NEW DELHI, May 31:
Incorporating Indian knowl-edge systems in the curriculum,constituting a National EducationCommission and curbing arbitraryfees hikes by private schools areamong the recommendations madeby an expert panel to the HRDministry for the new NationalEducation Policy (NEP).
The draft of the new NEP, for-mulated by a committee led by for-mer ISRO chief K Kasturirangan,was handed over to RameshPokhriyal Nishank, who took chargeas the Union Human ResourceDevelopment Minister today.
The existing NEP was framedin 1986 and revised in 1992. Aneweducation policy was part of theBharatiya Janata Party's manifestoahead of the 2014 general election.
Apart from Kasturirangan, thecommittee had eight members,including mathematician ManjulBhargava.
The experts also took intoaccount the report of a panel head-ed by former cabinet secretary T SR Subramanian and formed by theHRD ministry when it was beingheaded by Smriti Irani.
"Indian contribution to knowl-edge and the historical context thatled to them will be incorporatedwherever relevant, into the existingschool curriculum and textbooks,"the policy draft read.
"The topics will include Indiancontribution to mathematics,astronomy, philosophy, psycholo-gy, yoga, architecture, medicine, aswell as governance, polity, society,and conservation course on Indianknowledge systems," it added.
A new apex body, designatedas the Rashtriya Shiksha Aayog orthe NEC, shall be constituted for"developing, articulating, imple-menting, evaluating, and revisingthe vision of education in thecountry on a continuous and sus-
tained basis", the draft said. To bring the focus back on
education and learning, theMHRD should be renamed as theMinistry of Education, the panelstressed.
The policy draft also suggeststhat private schools may be free toset their fees structure but shall notincrease the amount (taken underany head) arbitrarily.
"A reasonable increase, whichcan stand public scrutiny, such asinflation-related, can be made. Anysubstantial increase in the fees thatcannot be anticipated or justifiedshall not be made, including underany 'fees head' such as 'schooldevelopment' or an 'infrastructurefund'," the draft said.
"The percentage fee increase,permissible based on inflation andother factors, will be decided by anew regulatory authority forschools, the State SchoolRegulatory Authority (SSRA), forevery three-year period," the draftadded.
The policy further stresses onliberal education as it points outthat among the eminent graduatesand scholars of the ancient univer-sities of Takshila and Nalanda werethe philosopher and economistChanakya; the Sanskrit grammari-an, mathematician, and discovererof generative grammar, Panini; theleader and statesmanChandragupta Maurya; and themathematician and astronomer,Aryabhata.
The NEP draft suggests thatstudents be allowed to take a boardexamination in a given subject inwhichever semester they take thecorresponding class in school —that is whenever they feel mostready.
It also called for a policy toallow students to repeat subjectsin the board examination if theyfeel they can study and do bet-ter. (PTI)
Joblessness at highest level in 45 yearson all-India basis was 6.2 percent, while it was 5.7 per cent incase of females.
It also showed that the unem-ployment rate for males was high-er at 7.1 per cent in cities com-pared to 5.8 per cent in ruralareas.
Similarly, the joblessness forwomen was also higher in urbanareas at 10.8 per cent compared to3.8 per cent in rural areas.
The Ministry said the PLFSneeds to be seen as a new seriesfor measuring employment andunemployment on an annualbasis. It is important to note thatwith the rise in education levels inthe economy and rise in house-hold income levels, the aspirationlevels of educated youth havealso risen.
Thus they may no longer bewilling to join the labour force orwork force requiring low skillsand low remuneration. The PLFSresults give the distribution of
educated and unemployed per-sons across the country which canbe used as a basis for skilling ofyouth to make them moreemployable by industry, it said.
About the National StatisticalCommission (NSC), Srivastavasaid, “The NSC makes its recom-mendation but the ministry has toconsider it. They can only makerecommendations. The NSC hasthe role to see statistical system inentirety in addition to statisticsministry and states. There is nochange in the functioning of min-istry. The restructuring of ministrywas approved by the Cabinet.”
He also informed, “The datafor PLFS for January to Marchwill be released next month. Wehave brought two quarterly dataon labour survey. We are comingout with consumption expendi-ture survey for 2017-18. We areexpecting it in June. You can thencompare unemployment capturedby that survey with PLFS.” (PTI)
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