Wednesday October 31, 2018 11 Jammu bracing up for...
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11 Wednesday October 31, 2018 STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Jammu Fashion Week opened curtains for upcoming fashion week that is scheduled to be held from November 30, 2018. The entire event took place in the presence of of Vanita Thakur, Chairperson NIFD (Director Fashion), Shivani Gupta, Chairperson Shalz Medispa (Director Image Makeover), Pallab Bose CEO and Show Director, Aprajita Sharma Personality Coach and a Supermodel and Sidharth Director Communications. The day was reckoned with the auditioning of the budding models of the State J&K from whom the select- ed ones will walk the ramp. Pallab Bose, an International Model Trainer auditioned the aspiring models and gave the guidelines on which they have to walk with the super models at the Jammu Fashion Week. The first half of the day was dedicat- ed for auditioning and men- toring of adult models who ran in the age group of 18 to 26 years. Bose interacted with the models and gave them bene- ficial tips. Aprajita Sharma, who is a Miss India finalist, gave them friendly piece of advice with which the mod- els can brush up their outer presentation and make themselves fit to walk the ramp. The second half was entirely given to audition of little kids that fall in the age group of 3 to 12 years, who were accompanied by their mothers. A friendly and a warm counselling were done with them where the jury members cherished interacting with the kids. In addition to this, their mothers were also audi- tioned that gave a magni- fied exposure to them. The day concluded with an ignited curiosity in the candidates. The remaining auditions will take place on the November 17 and 18. International Model Trainer Pallab Bose along with NIFD officials and models. Jammu bracing up for upcoming fashion week STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Rotary Club of Jammu organised a free dental care awareness and checkup camp at Government Girls High School, Rajpura Mangotria, Jammu, under the guidance of its President, Dr Navneet Gupta. Sunil Kumar Sawhney, Assistant Governor Rotary International District 3070, was the Project Director of the Camp. Dr Varinder Singh, Senior Dental Consultant ASCOMS and Hospital Sidhra Jammu examined more than 180 students of the school. Dental kits were distributed among all the students free of cost. Later, Dr Varinder Singh gave demonstration about the dental care techniques including the technique of brushing to all the stu- dents and staff of the school in a large gathered assembly. Dr Gaurav Vaid and Dr Anil Amla gave demon- stration to the staff of the school about the breast cancer awareness and treatment. The staff has been requested to take benefit of Breast cancer awareness and detection camp being organised by Rotary Club of Jammu on November 4, 2018. Besides the President Dr Navneet Gupta, Deepak Chander Baboo (Secretary of the Club), Sunil Kumar Sawhney (Assistant Governor RID 3070), Aman Sharma, Gaurav Vaid, Harbans Singh, Prem Shanker Singh, Dr Abhishek Sachdeva, Dr Sanjay Sachdeva, Ravi Sharma, Dr Anil Amla, Sanjay Gupta and Ajay Sabherwal were also pres- ent. Rotary Club Jammu holds dental check-up camp Officials of Rotary Club of Jammu during the dental checkup camp at Jammu. STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: All J&K Home Guards Welfare Association opposed the circular issued by Additional Director General of Home Guard/ Civil Defense and SDRF of October 20 2018 regarding engagement of SPOs. Association President Kamla Sharma, while addressing a press confer- ence here on Tuesday, ques- tioned the government that why the services of already employed Home Guards are disregarded as they have undergone the prescribed training courses and new advertisement is being pub- lished. She said that already employed have full right to be absorbed keeping in view their length of service. She said in the State the Home Guard employees are being treated step motherly instead of being always remaining in all forefront. She appealed to the Governor to redress their genuine grievances without further delay. Home Guards seek regularisation All J&K Home Guards Welfare Association President Kamla Sharma addressing a press conference at Jammu. STATE TIMES NEWS HIRANAGAR: Quick-fire unbeaten knock of Tahir guided Jammu district to win the final match and lift the trophy of Under-14 Cricket Tournament organ- ised by the Department of Youth Services and Sports at Sports Stadium, here on Tuesday. In the final played today, District Jammu outplayed district Kathua by 54 runs. Batting first after winning the toss, Jammu set a target of 139 runs in 20 overs for the loss of six wickets. Tahir played a brilliant inning of unbeaten 37 runs off just 13 balls studded by one boundary and four sixes. Shavak also added 31 runs off 18 balls to the total. Nitin of Kathua clinched two wickets by giving 16 runs in his two overs spell. In reply, Kathua failed to chase the target and managed to score only 85 runs for the loss of six wickets in 20 overs. Divyansh was the top scorer with 29 runs in 26 balls with the help of three boundaries. Mannat and Kannav clinched two wickets each for Jammu. For his match winning knock, Tahir was declared Man of the Match. Today's match was officiated by Avnesh Kumar, Mohan Lal, Rakesh Kumar Raju, Jagdish Chander and Tarsem Sharma. ZPEOs Yog Raj Sharma, Rajesh Kumar and Kailash Chander were also present on the occasion. The winner and runner up teams were awarded with merit certificates and trophies by the District Officer (DYSS) Kathua, Sunil Kumar. The tournament was held under the directions of Joint Director Youth Services and Sports Madan Lal. District Jammu lifts U-14 cricket trophy Winner team being felicitated after the final match at Hiranagar. STATE TIMES NEWS SRINAGAR: The training programme for Medical Coordinators and Arogya Mitras under Ayushman Bharat-Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY) has been started on Tuesday at Polytechnic College Srinagar and Jammu. The training programme is being held for all the districts of the State from 30th October to 2nd November 2018. The participants shall be trained in two modules con- sisting of Beneficiary Identification System (BIS) and Transaction Management System (TMS) that shall enable the participants to identify the beneficiaries at the hospital level and generation of golden record cards and ver- ification of the packages by Medical Coordinators booked for the patients and thereof give the pre-authorisation by the insurance company. The training shall be moni- tored by Principal Secretary Health and Medical Education Department Atal Dulloo, and is being conducted by State Health Agency AB-PMJAY under the supervision of Bhupinder Kumar, Chief Executive Officer for Ayushman Bharat-Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana in the State. Training for medical coordinators, Arogya Mitras under AB-PMJAY begins STATE TIMES NEWS SRINAGAR: Every possible step should be taken to strengthen the security grid in Kashmir, adviser to the governor, K Vijay Kumar, said on Tuesday during a review meeting with police officials here. Kumar visited the police headquarters in Srinagar and chaired a meeting to review the overall security scenario in the Kashmir divi- sion, an official spokesman said. DGP Dilbag Singh and senior police officers briefed the adviser on the security scenario and other issues related to it, he said. During the meeting, Kumar conducted a comprehensive review and also discussed various measures undertak- en to further enhance the security in the Kashmir Valley, the spokesman said. There is always a scope for improvement and every pos- sible step in this regard must be taken to strengthen the security grid in the state, the adviser to the Jammu and Kashmir Governor, Kumar, said. The meeting was attended by the DGP, ADGP Law, Order and Security Muneer Ahmed Khan, IGP Kashmir S P Pani and range DIGs of the Kashmir Zone among others. The DIGs of the CRPF and the SSB, and commandants of the IRP, the CRPF and the SSB were also present at the meet, the spokesman said. The measures put in place by the various security agencies to check activities of unlawful elements were also discussed in the meeting, he said. The spokesman said Kumar stressed upon enhancing coordination among the security agencies to maintain vigil against inimical forces and to main- tain peace in the state. The field officers briefed the meeting about the security situation in their respective areas. he said. STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Principal Secretary Planning, Development and Monitoring Department, Rohit Kansal on Tuesday inspected the pace of progress on Jammu Ring Road here after charring a meeting of the officers of dis- trict administration, National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) and repre- sentatives of executing agen- cies. The 58.25 km, 4-lane Jammu Ring Road, being built at a cost of Rs 2023.87 crore, will link Jagati (western Jammu) to Raya Morh. There will be eight large bridges, six fly- overs, two tunnels and four viaducts on this route, the NHAI authorities informed the meeting. Accompanied by District Development Commissioner Jammu Ramesh Kumar inspected the ongoing works at Sarore, Bishnah and Nagrota areas. Earlier, during the meeting Deputy Commissioner Ramesh Kumar highlighted the progress achieved and vari- ous bottlenecks facing the project. He said that 50 vil- lages are coming under the alignment of Ring Road and 90 % of land acquisi- tion process has been com- pleted. It was also informed in the meeting that work is under process on 28 Km road out of 58 KM and 20% of road work will be completed and opened to traffic by March 31, 2019. Principal Secretary expressed satisfaction on the progress achieved in the land acquisitions for the Project as most of the land acquisition proceedings are at its final stages and land is being handed over to the NHAI. He directed the concerned authorities to ensure timely disbursement of pending compensation amount on account of land acquisition to the owners. He passed necessary instructions on this regard to SDM (South). Kansal directed the Project Director, NHAI for maintaining close coordina- tion with line departments including PHE, PDD, PWD(R&B), Irrigation and Flood Control for smooth construction of Ring Road. SDM Jammu South Srikant Suse, Project Director Ajay Kumar Rajay, CGM KV Sai Krishna Rao, Superintendent Engineers of R&B and PHE along with other senior officers of NHAI and concerned departments were present on the occasion. Take steps to strengthen security grid in Kashmir: K Vijay Kumar Advisor to Governor, K Vijay Kumar chairing a meeting. Principal Secretary Planning, Development and Monitoring Department, Rohit Kansal inspecting ongoing works. STATE TIMES NEWS SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir State Judicial Academy on Tuesday organ- ised oath ceremony for newly enrolled Advocates of Kashmir province at J&K State Judicial Academy complex, Moominabad Srinagar. Director, J&K State Judicial Academy Abdul Rashid Malik, while welcoming Member J&K State Judicial Academy Justice Rashid Ali Dar and newly enrolled Advocates deliberated on the need for oath ceremony and on profes- sional ethics and conduct for the Advocates. Addressing the Advocates, Malik said that Legal educa- tion does not stop when you are admitted. "Law is a profession that demands constant learning. New laws are being passed with regularity which was not the case before. Your success in the profession is going to depend to a large extent on what you are going to learn through practice, research and interaction with col- leagues and Judges rather than on what you already know," he told the gathering. He added that as compared to an earlier era, now most of the lawyers are entering the profession with more educa- tion and technological skills. "Some of you have postgrad- uate degrees. Some are profes- sionals in their own right in other fields. We hope that these extra competencies and capabilities would assist you in coping with the fast-changing legal landscape," he said. Later the oath was adminis- tered by Justice Rashid Ali Dar followed by a lecture on the "Professional Ethics and conduct" by him. He stressed upon the newly enrolled Advocates that char- acter is vital in all professions and walks of life, and in the legal profession particularly, the maintenance of the hon- esty of the lawyer is a matter of the first importance. "The most worthy and effec- tive advertisement possible for a young lawyer, especially with his brother lawyers, is the establishment of a well-merit- ed reputation for professional capacity and fidelity to trust. The term ethics is something, which all of us inherently pos- sess," he said. "What standard of profes- sional ethics are applicable to members of the legal profes- sion, we call that Legal Ethics. In your dealings in and out- side court, you should always bear in mind that every mem- ber of the Bar is a trustee for the honour and prestige of the profession as a whole," he added. SJA organises oath ceremony for newly enrolled advocates Oath being administered to the newly enrolled advocates. Progress of Ring Road project in Jammu reviewed STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Host Government Polytechnic (GP) Jammu won the opening match volleyball of the ongoing First Inter Polytechnic Annual Sports Meet 'SPORTECH 2018' at Government Polytechnic, Bikram Chowk, here on Friday. In first volleyball match of the second day of the event, GP Jammu outplayed GP Reasi by 3-0 (25-17, 25- 26, 25-15). On the second day, Arun Bangotra, Principal of the host College along with Inderjeet Singh, K.S Bhatia Sports Secretary, Guminderpreet Kour PEM and Toshi Devi PET interact- ed with players of various par- ticipating teams. Today's results CRICKET: GP Kishtwar beat GP Kathua by 38 runs. Jalil Ahmed from GP Kishtwar took four wickets and declared Man of the Match; G P Ramban defeated ASC Polytechnic by six wick- ets. Jasser from GP Ramban, who remained unbeaten on 26 runs, was declared Man of the Match; GP Udhampur defeat- ed GP Samba by 41 runs. G P Udhampur batting first scored 65 runs in 12 overs while GP Samba was bundled out on 24 runs. Pintu Singh of GP Udhampur, who took four wickets, was declared Man of the Match. VOLLEYBALL: ASC Polytechnic Jammu beat GP Kathua by 2-0 (25-1, 25-11). TABLE TENNIS: Shivam Harkar from GP Jammu defeated Piyush Pandita from same college by 3-1 (11-9, 9- 11, 11-7, 11-10); Abhay Singh from GP Jammu beat Vishal Dogra from same col- lege by 3-0 (11-2, 11-7, 11-2); Parav Bhal from ASC Polytechnic outplayed Sahil Sharma from GP Jammu by 3-0 (11-0, 11-4, 11-2); Aryan Gupta from GP Udhampur trounced Paramjit from GP Jammu by 3-0 (11-2, 11-6, 11-3). CAROM: Winners were Azhar Mehmood and Amanjot from GP Jammu, Sahil Bubey and Sorav Sharma GP Kathua on boys section. In girls section, winners were Liza Talashi and Zara Talashi Govt. Women Polytechnic Jammu and Pupinder Kour and Payal Manhas from GP Jammu. CHESS: Minckel and Paras from GP Samba defeated Arshdeep and Hartik from GP Jammu; Minckel and Paras from GP Samba defeat- ed Deepak and Gaurav from GP Reasi. First Inter-Polytechnic Annual Sports Meet GP Jammu wins opening volleyball tie on day 2 Dignitaries along with players posing for a photograph. Army organises badminton competition STATE TIMES NEWS KISHTWAR: To reaffirm its commitment towards foster- ing peace and also to provide an impetus to the sporting talents in the region, Army organised a badminton com- petition at Village Mughal Maidan, here. "The aim of this event was to facilitate the youth by provid- ing them a platform even in the remotest of areas to help them ascertain themselves," said PRO Defence, Lt Col Devender Anand. He said a total of 10 players took part in the event and final was played between Mudasir Hussain and Umar Farooq. Both winner and runner-up were awarded appropriately. The army officials lauded the participants for showing gritty determination of highest stan- dards and also encouraged them to practice and excel in all such events in future. STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Divisional Commissioner Sanjeev Verma on Tuesday directed district administra- tions of Jammu and Samba to start the process for demarcation of JDA land falling in their jurisdictions. Chairing a meeting here today, the Div Com asked the district administration to implement the directions of High Court issued in this regard in a PIL. The meeting was attended by Additional Deputy Commissioner, Rashpal Singh, Additional Deputy Commissioner Samba, Arun Manhas, VC JDA, P S Rathore, DLM JDA, D S Katoch, Revenue Attorney, Atul Gupta, ACR Jammu, Nissar Ahmed and other concerned were present in the meeting. ADCs of Jammu and Samba informed that they have identified JDA lands in different areas of their jurisdiction and the process of demarcation of the land is in process. The Div Com asked the ADCs to demarcate the land and hand over it to JDA. He asked the twin district administrations for preparing maps of demarcated JDA land. Div Com directs for immediate demarcation of JDA land STATE TIMES NEWS DODA: Army organised a friendly volleyball match between local teams of Bhart in Doda District. "The volleyball match was aimed at developing a competitive spir- it amongst the players and also to provide them a platform to show- case their talent," said PRO Defence, Lt Col Devender Anand. Final teams were felicitated for the sterling performance put up by them, he said adding that team members and locals expressed their heartfelt gratitude to Army for organising the event. Army organises friendly volleyball match
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11Wednesday October 31, 2018
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: Jammu FashionWeek opened curtains forupcoming fashion week thatis scheduled to be held fromNovember 30, 2018. Theentire event took place inthe presence of of VanitaThakur, Chairperson NIFD(Director Fashion), ShivaniGupta, Chairperson ShalzMedispa (Director ImageMakeover), Pallab BoseCEO and Show Director,Aprajita SharmaPersonality Coach and aSupermodel and SidharthDirector Communications.
The day was reckonedwith the auditioning of thebudding models of the StateJ&K from whom the select-ed ones will walk the ramp.
Pallab Bose, an
International ModelTrainer auditioned theaspiring models and gavethe guidelines on whichthey have to walk with thesuper models at the Jammu
Fashion Week. The firsthalf of the day was dedicat-ed for auditioning and men-toring of adult models whoran in the age group of 18to 26 years.
Bose interacted with themodels and gave them bene-ficial tips.
Aprajita Sharma, who is aMiss India finalist, gavethem friendly piece of
advice with which the mod-els can brush up their outerpresentation and makethemselves fit to walk theramp.
The second half wasentirely given to audition oflittle kids that fall in theage group of 3 to 12 years,who were accompanied bytheir mothers. A friendlyand a warm counsellingwere done with them wherethe jury members cherishedinteracting with the kids.In addition to this, theirmothers were also audi-tioned that gave a magni-fied exposure to them.
The day concluded withan ignited curiosity in thecandidates. The remainingauditions will take place onthe November 17 and 18.
International Model Trainer Pallab Bose along with NIFD officials and models.
Jammu bracing up for upcoming fashion week
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: Rotary Club ofJammu organised a freedental care awareness andcheckup camp atGovernment Girls HighSchool, Rajpura Mangotria,Jammu, under the guidanceof its President, Dr NavneetGupta.
Sunil Kumar Sawhney,Assistant Governor RotaryInternational District3070, was the ProjectDirector of the Camp.
Dr Varinder Singh,Senior Dental ConsultantASCOMS and HospitalSidhra Jammu examinedmore than 180 students ofthe school. Dental kitswere distributed among allthe students free of cost.
Later, Dr Varinder Singhgave demonstration aboutthe dental care techniquesincluding the technique ofbrushing to all the stu-dents and staff of theschool in a large gathered
assembly.Dr Gaurav Vaid and Dr
Anil Amla gave demon-stration to the staff of theschool about the breastcancer awareness andtreatment. The staff hasbeen requested to takebenefit of Breast cancerawareness and detectioncamp being organised byRotary Club of Jammu onNovember 4, 2018.
Besides the President DrNavneet Gupta, DeepakChander Baboo (Secretaryof the Club), Sunil KumarSawhney (AssistantGovernor RID 3070),Aman Sharma, GauravVaid, Harbans Singh,Prem Shanker Singh, DrAbhishek Sachdeva, DrSanjay Sachdeva, RaviSharma, Dr Anil Amla,Sanjay Gupta and AjaySabherwal were also pres-ent.
Rotary Club Jammu holds dental check-up camp
Officials of Rotary Club of Jammu during the dental checkup camp at Jammu.
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: All J&K HomeGuards Welfare Associationopposed the circular issuedby Additional DirectorGeneral of Home Guard/Civil Defense and SDRF ofOctober 20 2018 regardingengagement of SPOs.
Association PresidentKamla Sharma, whileaddressing a press confer-ence here on Tuesday, ques-tioned the government thatwhy the services of already
employed Home Guards aredisregarded as they haveundergone the prescribedtraining courses and newadvertisement is being pub-lished.
She said that alreadyemployed have full right to beabsorbed keeping in viewtheir length of service.
She said in the State theHome Guard employees arebeing treated step motherlyinstead of being alwaysremaining in all forefront.
She appealed to theGovernor to redress their
genuine grievances withoutfurther delay.
Home Guards seek regularisation
All J&K Home Guards Welfare Association PresidentKamla Sharma addressing a press conference at Jammu.
STATE TIMES NEWSHIRANAGAR: Quick-fireunbeaten knock of Tahirguided Jammu district towin the final match and liftthe trophy of Under-14Cricket Tournament organ-ised by the Department ofYouth Services and Sports atSports Stadium, here onTuesday.
In the final played today,District Jammu outplayeddistrict Kathua by 54 runs.
Batting first after winningthe toss, Jammu set a targetof 139 runs in 20 overs for theloss of six wickets. Tahirplayed a brilliant inning ofunbeaten 37 runs off just 13balls studded by one boundaryand four sixes. Shavak alsoadded 31 runs off 18 balls tothe total. Nitin of Kathuaclinched two wickets by giving16 runs in his two overs spell.
In reply, Kathua failed tochase the target and managedto score only 85 runs for the
loss of six wickets in 20 overs.Divyansh was the top scorerwith 29 runs in 26 balls withthe help of three boundaries.Mannat and Kannav clinchedtwo wickets each for Jammu.For his match winning knock,Tahir was declared Man of theMatch. Today's match wasofficiated by Avnesh Kumar,Mohan Lal, Rakesh KumarRaju, Jagdish Chander andTarsem Sharma. ZPEOs Yog
Raj Sharma, Rajesh Kumarand Kailash Chander werealso present on the occasion.
The winner and runner upteams were awarded withmerit certificates and trophiesby the District Officer(DYSS) Kathua, SunilKumar.
The tournament was heldunder the directions of JointDirector Youth Services andSports Madan Lal.
District Jammu lifts U-14 cricket trophy
Winner team being felicitated after the final match at Hiranagar.
STATE TIMES NEWSSRINAGAR: The trainingprogramme for MedicalCoordinators and ArogyaMitras under AyushmanBharat-Pradhan Mantri JanArogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY)has been started on Tuesday atPolytechnic College Srinagarand Jammu.
The training programme isbeing held for all the districtsof the State from 30thOctober to 2nd November2018.
The participants shall betrained in two modules con-sisting of BeneficiaryIdentification System (BIS)and Transaction ManagementSystem (TMS) that shall
enable the participants toidentify the beneficiaries at thehospital level and generationof golden record cards and ver-ification of the packages byMedical Coordinators bookedfor the patients and thereofgive the pre-authorisation bythe insurance company.
The training shall be moni-tored by Principal SecretaryHealth and Medical EducationDepartment Atal Dulloo, andis being conducted by StateHealth Agency AB-PMJAYunder the supervision ofBhupinder Kumar, ChiefExecutive Officer forAyushman Bharat-PradhanMantri Jan Arogya Yojana inthe State.
Training for medical coordinators,Arogya Mitras under AB-PMJAY begins
STATE TIMES NEWSSRINAGAR: Every possiblestep should be taken tostrengthen the security gridin Kashmir, adviser to thegovernor, K Vijay Kumar,said on Tuesday during areview meeting with policeofficials here.Kumar visited the policeheadquarters in Srinagarand chaired a meeting toreview the overall securityscenario in the Kashmir divi-sion, an official spokesmansaid. DGP Dilbag Singh andsenior police officers briefedthe adviser on the securityscenario and other issuesrelated to it, he said. During the meeting, Kumarconducted a comprehensivereview and also discussedvarious measures undertak-en to further enhance thesecurity in the KashmirValley, the spokesman said.There is always a scope for
improvement and every pos-sible step in this regard mustbe taken to strengthen thesecurity grid in the state, theadviser to the Jammu andKashmir Governor, Kumar,said.The meeting was attended bythe DGP, ADGP Law, Orderand Security Muneer AhmedKhan, IGP Kashmir S PPani and range DIGs of theKashmir Zone among others.The DIGs of the CRPF andthe SSB, and commandantsof the IRP, the CRPF andthe SSB were also present at
the meet, the spokesmansaid. The measures put inplace by the various securityagencies to check activities ofunlawful elements were alsodiscussed in the meeting, hesaid. The spokesman saidKumar stressed uponenhancing coordinationamong the security agenciesto maintain vigil againstinimical forces and to main-tain peace in the state. The field officers briefed themeeting about the securitysituation in their respectiveareas. he said.
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: PrincipalSecretary Planning,Development andMonitoring Department,Rohit Kansal on Tuesdayinspected the pace ofprogress on Jammu RingRoad here after charring ameeting of the officers of dis-trict administration,National Highway Authorityof India (NHAI) and repre-sentatives of executing agen-cies.
The 58.25 km, 4-laneJammu Ring Road, beingbuilt at a cost of Rs2023.87 crore, will linkJagati (western Jammu) toRaya Morh. There will beeight large bridges, six fly-overs, two tunnels and four
viaducts on this route, theNHAI authorities informedthe meeting.
Accompanied by DistrictD e v e l o p m e n tCommissioner JammuRamesh Kumar inspectedthe ongoing works atSarore, Bishnah andNagrota areas. Earlier,
during the meeting DeputyCommissioner RameshKumar highlighted theprogress achieved and vari-ous bottlenecks facing theproject. He said that 50 vil-lages are coming under thealignment of Ring Roadand 90 % of land acquisi-tion process has been com-
pleted. It was also informedin the meeting that work isunder process on 28 Kmroad out of 58 KM and20% of road work will becompleted and opened totraffic by March 31, 2019.
Principal Secretaryexpressed satisfaction onthe progress achieved in theland acquisitions for theProject as most of the landacquisition proceedings areat its final stages and landis being handed over to theNHAI.
He directed the concernedauthorities to ensure timelydisbursement of pendingcompensation amount onaccount of land acquisitionto the owners. He passednecessary instructions on
this regard to SDM(South).
Kansal directed theProject Director, NHAI formaintaining close coordina-tion with line departmentsincluding PHE, PDD,PWD(R&B), Irrigation andFlood Control for smoothconstruction of Ring Road.
SDM Jammu SouthSrikant Suse, ProjectDirector Ajay KumarRajay, CGM KV SaiKrishna Rao,Superintendent Engineersof R&B and PHE alongwith other senior officers ofNHAI and concerneddepartments were presenton the occasion.
Take steps to strengthen securitygrid in Kashmir: K Vijay Kumar
Advisor to Governor, K Vijay Kumar chairing a meeting.
Principal Secretary Planning, Development and MonitoringDepartment, Rohit Kansal inspecting ongoing works.
STATE TIMES NEWSSRINAGAR: Jammu andKashmir State JudicialAcademy on Tuesday organ-ised oath ceremony for newlyenrolled Advocates ofKashmir province at J&KState Judicial Academycomplex, MoominabadSrinagar.
Director, J&K State JudicialAcademy Abdul Rashid Malik,while welcoming MemberJ&K State Judicial AcademyJustice Rashid Ali Dar andnewly enrolled Advocatesdeliberated on the need foroath ceremony and on profes-sional ethics and conduct forthe Advocates.
Addressing the Advocates,Malik said that Legal educa-tion does not stop when youare admitted.
"Law is a profession thatdemands constant learning.New laws are being passedwith regularity which was notthe case before. Your successin the profession is going todepend to a large extent onwhat you are going to learnthrough practice, researchand interaction with col-
leagues and Judges ratherthan on what you alreadyknow," he told the gathering.
He added that as comparedto an earlier era, now most ofthe lawyers are entering theprofession with more educa-tion and technological skills.
"Some of you have postgrad-uate degrees. Some are profes-sionals in their own right inother fields. We hope thatthese extra competencies andcapabilities would assist you incoping with the fast-changinglegal landscape," he said.
Later the oath was adminis-tered by Justice Rashid AliDar followed by a lecture onthe "Professional Ethics andconduct" by him.
He stressed upon the newlyenrolled Advocates that char-acter is vital in all professionsand walks of life, and in the
legal profession particularly,the maintenance of the hon-esty of the lawyer is a matterof the first importance.
"The most worthy and effec-tive advertisement possible fora young lawyer, especially withhis brother lawyers, is theestablishment of a well-merit-ed reputation for professionalcapacity and fidelity to trust.The term ethics is something,which all of us inherently pos-sess," he said.
"What standard of profes-sional ethics are applicable tomembers of the legal profes-sion, we call that Legal Ethics.In your dealings in and out-side court, you should alwaysbear in mind that every mem-ber of the Bar is a trustee forthe honour and prestige of theprofession as a whole," headded.
SJA organises oath ceremony fornewly enrolled advocates
Oath being administered to the newly enrolled advocates.
Progress of Ring Road project in Jammu reviewed
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: Host GovernmentPolytechnic (GP) Jammu wonthe opening match volleyballof the ongoing First InterPolytechnic Annual SportsMeet 'SPORTECH 2018' atGovernment Polytechnic,Bikram Chowk, here onFriday. In first volleyballmatch of the second day of theevent, GP Jammu outplayedGP Reasi by 3-0 (25-17, 25-26, 25-15).
On the second day, ArunBangotra, Principal of thehost College along withInderjeet Singh, K.S BhatiaSports Secretary,Guminderpreet Kour PEMand Toshi Devi PET interact-ed with players of various par-ticipating teams.
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CRICKET: GP Kishtwarbeat GP Kathua by 38 runs.Jalil Ahmed from GPKishtwar took four wickets
and declared Man of theMatch; G P Ramban defeatedASC Polytechnic by six wick-ets. Jasser from GP Ramban,who remained unbeaten on 26runs, was declared Man of theMatch; GP Udhampur defeat-ed GP Samba by 41 runs. GP Udhampur batting firstscored 65 runs in 12 overswhile GP Samba was bundledout on 24 runs. Pintu Singh ofGP Udhampur, who took fourwickets, was declared Man ofthe Match.
VOLLEYBALL: ASCPolytechnic Jammu beat GPKathua by 2-0 (25-1, 25-11).
TABLE TENNIS: ShivamHarkar from GP Jammudefeated Piyush Pandita fromsame college by 3-1 (11-9, 9-11, 11-7, 11-10); AbhaySingh from GP Jammu beatVishal Dogra from same col-lege by 3-0 (11-2, 11-7, 11-2);
Parav Bhal from ASCPolytechnic outplayed SahilSharma from GP Jammu by3-0 (11-0, 11-4, 11-2); AryanGupta from GP Udhampurtrounced Paramjit from GPJammu by 3-0 (11-2, 11-6,11-3).
CAROM: Winners wereAzhar Mehmood and Amanjotfrom GP Jammu, SahilBubey and Sorav Sharma GPKathua on boys section. Ingirls section, winners wereLiza Talashi and Zara TalashiGovt. Women PolytechnicJammu and Pupinder Kourand Payal Manhas from GPJammu.
CHESS: Minckel and Parasfrom GP Samba defeatedArshdeep and Hartik fromGP Jammu; Minckel andParas from GP Samba defeat-ed Deepak and Gaurav fromGP Reasi.
First Inter-Polytechnic Annual Sports Meet
GP Jammu wins opening volleyball tie on day 2
Dignitaries along with players posing for a photograph.
Army organises badminton competition
STATE TIMES NEWSKISHTWAR: To reaffirm itscommitment towards foster-ing peace and also to providean impetus to the sportingtalents in the region, Armyorganised a badminton com-petition at Village MughalMaidan, here.
"The aim of this event was tofacilitate the youth by provid-ing them a platform even in theremotest of areas to help themascertain themselves," saidPRO Defence, Lt ColDevender Anand.
He said a total of 10 playerstook part in the event and finalwas played between MudasirHussain and Umar Farooq.
Both winner and runner-upwere awarded appropriately.
The army officials lauded theparticipants for showing grittydetermination of highest stan-dards and also encouragedthem to practice and excel in allsuch events in future.
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: Divisional Commissioner SanjeevVerma on Tuesday directed district administra-tions of Jammu and Samba to start the processfor demarcation of JDA land falling in theirjurisdictions.
Chairing a meeting here today, the DivCom asked the district administration toimplement the directions of High Courtissued in this regard in a PIL.
The meeting was attended by AdditionalDeputy Commissioner, Rashpal Singh,Additional Deputy Commissioner Samba,
Arun Manhas, VC JDA, P S Rathore, DLMJDA, D S Katoch, Revenue Attorney, AtulGupta, ACR Jammu, Nissar Ahmed andother concerned were present in the meeting.
ADCs of Jammu and Samba informed thatthey have identified JDA lands in differentareas of their jurisdiction and the process ofdemarcation of the land is in process. TheDiv Com asked the ADCs to demarcate theland and hand over it to JDA.
He asked the twin district administrationsfor preparing maps of demarcated JDAland.
Div Com directs for immediate demarcation of JDA land
STATE TIMES NEWSDODA: Army organised a friendly volleyball match between localteams of Bhart in Doda District.
"The volleyball match was aimed at developing a competitive spir-it amongst the players and also to provide them a platform to show-case their talent," said PRO Defence, Lt Col Devender Anand.Final teams were felicitated for the sterling performance put up bythem, he said adding that team members and locals expressed theirheartfelt gratitude to Army for organising the event.
Army organises friendlyvolleyball match
