05Srinagar | August 30, 2016, Tuesday

GOVT. OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR SERVICES SELECTION BOARDDIVISIONAL OFFICE, AKHNOOR ROAD, JAMMU

(www.jkssb.nic.in)

NotificatioN SeekiNg atteNtioNThe candidates, who have applied for the below mentioned posts of JUNioR aSSiStaNt pertaining to the cadres - various DiStRict caDReS (in JaMMU Division) and DiViSoiN caDRe JaMMU, all advertised vide advt. notification no. 01 of 2016 dated 01.06.2016, are again informed that their tYPe-teSt on computer key Board for the said posts has been scheduled w.e.f. 29th august, 2016 to 29th September, 2016 at NieLit, Jammu University campus, JaMMU, which has been notified vide this office no. SSB/Div/J/2016/585-96 dated 22/08/2016.The said notification dated 22-08-2016 (alongwith detailed list of candidates called for the said test, i.e. Annexure “A”) appeared in Daily eaRLY tiMeS dated 24th august, 2016. (The said notification dated 22-08-2016 has also been uploaded in the official website of Board, i.e. www.jkssb.nic.in for information of all concerned).type-test Schedule of these posts in brief is again reproduced herewith for information of all concerned.

teSt ScheDULeD S. No aDVt No. iteM NaMe of the DePtt. caDRe fRoM to

01 01 of 2016 4PHE/I&fC/PlAnnIng & DEvEloPmEnT/ARI TRAInIng/TRAnSPoRT/TouR-ISm/CA&PD/HIgHER EDuCATIon/fInAnCE/PuBlIC WoRkS DEPARTmEnT/ foREST/PoWER & DEv DEPTT

DIv CADRE Jmu 29-Aug-16 9-SEP-16

02 01 of 2016 50 SCHool EDuCATIon DEPTT DoDA 9-SEP-16 15-SEP-16

03 01 of 2016 68 InfoRmATIon DEPTT/PoWER & DEv DEPTT/SCHool EDuCATIon DEPTT/ REvEnuE DEPTT/foREST DEPTT JAmmu 15-SEP-16 19-SEP-16

04 01 of 2016 78 HEAlTH & mEDICAl EDuCATIon DEPTT/REvEnuE DEPTT/foREST DEPTT/SCHool EDuCATIon DEPTT kATHuA 20-SEP-16 21-SEP-16

05 01 of 2016 83 SCHool EDuCATIon DEPTT kISHTWAR 22-SEP-16 26-SEP-1606 01 of 2016 107 SCHool EDuCATIon DEPTT / PoWER & DEv DEPTT PoonCH 26-SEP-16 28-SEP-16

07 01 of 2016 164 SCHool EDuCATIon DEPTT / REvEnuE DEPTT / HEAlTH AnD mEDICAl EDuCATIon DEPARTmEnT uDHAmPuR 28-SEP-16 29-SEP-16

08 01 of 2016 142 SCHool EDuCATIon DEPTT SAmBA 29-SEP-16 29-SEP-16DiPk-5240 Sd/- administrative officer

J&k Services Selection Board,Divisional office, Jammu

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Govt. of Jammu and Kashmir

Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences, SouraOffice of the Executive Engineer, Mechanical

Notice inviting e-tenderse-Nit No. 20 of 2016-17 Dated: 27/8/2016

The e-tenders are invited on behalf of governor J&k State in two cover system for the following work:Name of Work : Replacement of old 20 HP Pump Sets at Pump House-I & II

SkImS Soura.estimated cost : Rs. 15,67,063/-earnest Money : Rs. 31,450/-Period of completion : Three monthsLast date of uploading : 05/09/2016 (4 Pm)The bid forms and other details can be obtained from the website https://jktenders.gov.in from 30-08-2016.No. SiMS 139 ex.347/16-790-99 SD/- executive engineerDate: 27/8/2016 Mechanical, SkiMS

Govt. of Jammu and Kashmir

Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences, SouraOffice of the Executive Engineer, Mechanical

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Notice inviting e-tenderse-Nit No. 22 of 2016-17 Dated: 27/8/2016

The e-tenders are invited on behalf of governor J&k State in two cover system for the following work:Name of Work : Supply, installation, testing and commissioning of HvAC

system to Ward 1P at SkImS Souraestimated cost : Rs. 3,40,217/-earnest Money : Rs. 6900/-Period of completion : one monthLast date of uploading : 05/09/2016 (4 Pm)The bid forms and other details can be obtained from the website https://jktenders.gov.in from 30-08-2016.No. SiMS 139 ex.340-ii/16-800-809 SD/- executive engineerDate: 27/8/2016 Mechanical, SkiMS

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Srinagar, Aug 29: Authori-ties Monday lifted the curfew from Shaher-e-Khaas and civil lines, but things didn’t go entirely as government had expected. Protests broke out in many areas where curfew was eased. In morning, the city centre witnessed consider-able movement of private vehicles leading to a brief traffic jam at Jahangir Chowk, Budshah Kadal, Batamaloo and TRC. However, the movement of vehicles petered out after clashes erupted at several places including Batamaloo, Rainawari, Habba Kadal and Chota Bazar. Police used teargas shelling to disperse the protesters, followed by re-imposition of the restric-tions. On Sunday evening, the government had decided to ease curfew in Srinagar on Monday, except in the areas falling within jurisdiction of MR Gunj and Nowhatta police stations. First time in the past fifty days, some pharmacies were open at Lal Chowk. Some vendors also sold veggies and fruits at Lal Chowk, Sonwar and Dalgate.

“I am selling vegetables which are a daily need in every household. It is not that we don’t follow shut-down call given by joint resistance camp, but we are here to help people,” said Ali Muhammad, a street vendor at Dalgate. Schools, public and pri-vate offices, petrol pumps remained closed due to Hurriyat shutdown. Public transport also remained off the roads.

“Authorities have lifted curfew but we will continue to observe shutdown call. Our shutdown is a clear mes-sage to government that we follow Hurriyat calendar and are struggling for the cause,” said Adil Ahmad, a local at Batamaloo. Traders said that they are determined and want a resolution of Kashmir issue once and for all and will follow Hurriyat calendar. “We are least bothered

about our business losses. The ongoing movement must reach its logical conclusion. We are ready to continue shutdown even for an indefi-nite period. We want resolu-tion of Kashmir issue, that is what we want,” said Muham-mad Yaseen Khan, Chairman Kashmir Economic Alliance. “We will open and close our business establishments as per the calendar”. Khan continued that the Government of India

must initiate dialogue with Kashmiri leadership. “When I say Kashmir lead-ership, I mean Syed Ali Shah Geelani, Muhammad Yasin Malik and Mirwaiz Umar Farooq. The main-stream politicians are only for Sadak, Bijli and Paani (roads, electricity and water),” he said adding that as per joint resistance leadership calendar, trad-ers will run their business during relaxation period. “Government tried to counter relaxation period by imposing night curfew. However, it had to face embarrassment as traders and common people showed determination to follow the call of leadership,” Khan said. Deputy Commissioner Srinagar Farooq Ahmad Lone told Greater Kashmir that lifting of curfew and restrictions was a “right decision.” “The day passed off peacefully. There were some minor stone pelting incidents. There will be no restrictions on Tues-day in the city except the areas falling within MR Gunj and Nowhatta police stations,” Deputy Commis-sioner said.

Rangreth residents throng this injured youth's residence

ZEHru Nissa

Srinagar, Aug 29: Broken feet with other related injuries, this youth hailing from Rangreth on city outskirts remains unapolo-getic about the incident which led to his injury. For Rangreth residents, Mushtaq Ahmad is hero as they thronged his residence to know about his condition after remaining in Bone and Joint Hospital at Barzulla. “I want to unfurl our own flag,” says Mushtaq, who is in his thirties with both his feet broken and remains unapolo-getic about the incident that led to his injury. “The forces in the area had hoisted tricolor on a mobile tower on August 12. I removed it and replaced it with green flag with crescent,” Mushtaq , a resident of Ran-greth, says. “The switching of flags continued for five nights. Then on the fifth night, per-haps tired of climbing about 100 feet on the mobile tower, the forces hoisted the flag on a water tank nearby and closed all entry to it, even broke the stairs” . “Within half an hour, I was up on the top of the water tank and took tricolor down,” he says adding that security forces had laid a siege around the water tank and cordoned it off as soon as they saw the flag being removed. Mushtaq jumped the stairs in his attempt to escape. When he landed, he could only

crawl. In no time, his friends hauled him away, and to the hospital. “This is not about bravery but about our sentiments and aspirations,” he says with a smile. Waiting for a surgery in his legs, Mushtaq says, he would not have minded if all his bones had been broken in pursuit of what he calls ‘truth’. “Even the United Nations knows that Kashmir is not part of India. How can we ignore this fact,” he says. “Till I live, I will not let Indian flag fly in my area. Because this is Kashmir,” his voice deepens. Mushtaq supports his

family that includes a little daughter by driving a load car-rier. He wishes for a ‘Kashmir Flag’ that he could hoist. “A flag of independent Kashmir,” he says almost dreamily. “Until then, I will keep flying the green flag.” He says he has been part of resistance ‘right from 1990s’. “I have resist-ed in all ways I can. I will do that till the end,” he says. Doctors at B&J Hospital said Mushtaq had Calcaneal Fracture (broken heels), and the injuries would take months to heal. “He would need a long rest,” a doctor who treated him said.

Widening of Hazratbal-Buchpora road discussed

LAWDA razes 4 illegal structures Srinagar, Aug 29: Continuing its demolition drive, the Lakes and Waterways Development Author-ity (LAWDA) today demolished four illegal structures at Brein Nishat and Lashkari Mohalla on Northern Fore-shore Road. According to a statement issued by Enforcement Officer LAWDA, the demolition team was accompanied by the police per-sonnel from Police Station Nishat. It said as some persons tried to create hurdles in the demolition drive and an FIR stands registered in the Police Station Nishat against these “unscrupulous elements.” Meanwhile, the Enforce-ment Officer of the LAWDA has warned people against raising any illegal constructions in the prohibited area around Dal and Nageen lakes. The officer has also warned the tipper and

load carrier owners against car-rying any construction material in the prohibited areas around these lakes.

Srinagar, Aug 29: Min-ister of State for Hous-ing and Urban Develop-ment, Social Welfare and Health and Medical Edu-cation, Asiea Naqash today chaired a meeting of officers of concerned departments to discuss the modalities for widen-ing of Hazratbal-Buchpo-ra road. District Develop-ment Commissioner, Sri-nagar, Dr Farooq Ahmed Lone, Chief Engineer R&B, Kashmir, besides

other senior officers of concerned department attended the meeting. During the meeting, the issues of land acquisition for the purpose and reha-bilitation of inhabitants to be affected due to road widening were discussed threadbare. The Minister stressed upon the concerned for completing the requisite formalities and remov-ing the bottlenecks with the consultation of all stakeholders so that the

project could be taken into hand and completed within stipulated time frame. She also called for submission of com-prehensive report in this regard within shortest possible time. Earlier, the concerned presented lay-out plan of widening of Hazratbal-Buchpora road. The Minister also asked the concerned for taking mea-sures to the keep the Haz-ratbal Shrine premises neat and clean.

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