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SharmaSrinagar, May 9 : Ravinder Shra-ma-MLC visited border areas of Lam-Laroka in Nowshera tehsil to take stock the problems of people. According to a statement issued to KNS, Sharma was apprised about the overcharging and overloading on Nowshera-Lam-Laroka areas by the transport operators. He was told that some Mini Bus operators are charging Rs. 30 against the earlier fare of Rs. 18 for Laroka from Nowshera.Sharma also noticed large scale over-

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Raids and arrests in Baramulla

Srinagar, May 9 : Jammu and Kashmir People’s Con-ference Chairman Sajad Gani Lone, has strongly condemned the attack on residents of district Kup-wara, Narvav and Uri in Sopore and Baramulla town.According to a statement issued to KNS, Lone said, “I want to make it clear to those youths involved in the attacks to clear any mis-understand -ing that they might have. These attacks are not indi-cators of val-or, bravery or courage. If anything the attacks depict hooliganism and total cow-ardice. Stopping helpless civilians and attacking them is no act of bravery. Those youths who try to at-tain their goals by attack-ing the innocent civilians will find that the end does not justify the means. We

strongly believe that vot-ing and boycott fall within the rights of inhabitants of Kashmir. Such acts of hooliganism if anything attribute motives of fear to those who boycotted.”Lone further added, “If the attackers are brave enough let them check the

index fingers of SPG protected Omar Abdullah or Mufti Sahib. The attacks are bound to result in polarization and further fragment an already frag-mented society. There are huge number of peo-ple who are from Sopore and Bara-

mulla travel daily to Kup-wara and Handwara. There are hundreds of them who own shops in these towns. I dread to imagine the state of affairs if there are repri-sals. Already there are re-ports of reprisals in Hand-wara and Kupwara. We condemn such acts as

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Srinagar, May 09: Strongly con-demning the killing of a Panch , Gul Mohammad Bhat in Wanpoh area of Kulgam district, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has said it is an act of cowardice which amounts to contempt for basic ten-ants of humanity.In a statement the party president, Mehbooba Mufti said reoccur-rence of such dastardly incidents is unfortunate and these are nei-ther going to solve our problems nor will lead us anywhere. She said there is complete breakdown of law and order in Kashmir and the Omar Abdullah’s government has lost its

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Srinagar, May 09: National Confer-ence Spokesman Junaid Azim Mattu has said that National Conference con-demns the harassment and humilia-tion of voters in Sopore and Baramulla by miscreants. “We strongly condemn the brazen vigilante scanning of peo-ple by goons in Sopore and Baramulla and the subsequent physical assault and humiliation meted out to those who had voting marks on their fin-gers”, Mattu said.Demanding stern punishment to the culprits, Mattu said “This brazen, fas-

cist assault on innocent fellow Kash-miris by goons and glorified hooligans in North Kashmir underlines every-thing that is wrong with separatist politics in the Valley. While they have a right to appeal for an election boy-cott, citizens have an equally sacred right to defy that appeal and exercise their right to vote. How can you de-mand that your right to boycott should be respected when you do not respect the right of others to disagree with you and vote? Why this inherent hypocri-sy?”

Junaid Mattu said that certain politi-cal quarters in the State had glorified anarchy, hooliganism and vandalism under the fig-leaf of the political sen-timent. “Those who parade elders in broad daylight, slap them and tear their clothes off cannot represent anything but anarchy and madness. The separatist leaders, either through their glorious statements or through their inglorious silence have given a certain amount of legitmacy to anar-chy and vandalism

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NC condemns harassment, humiliation of voters

Srinagar, May 9 Taking cog-nizance of aggressive means adopted by Army and some elements in recently conclud-ed parliamentary elections in north Kashmir, the Interna-tional Forum for Justice and Human Rights–JK (IFJHR-JK) has strongly condemned the acts by terming it “undemocrat-ic” and “unethical”. According

to reports, Army had allegedly threatened people to come out to vote there while as the vot-ers were stripped and thrashed by some unidentified youth for casting their votes. According to a statement issued to KNS, “To vote or boycott is the basic right of every citizen and we strongly condemn the use

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To vote, boycott is basic right, Can’t be suppressed

through force: IFJHRSrinagar, May 09: Dep-uty Chief Minister Tara Chand has allegedly forced his security guards to leave premises of his residence in the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir.Reliable sources told GNS that on Wednesday after-noon Tara Chand asked his security guards to evacuate vehicles from the premises of his Mau-

lana Azad residence.“The Deputy Chief Minis-ter told his security men to park the vehicles out-side his residence’s prem-ises on the roadside and also told them not to enter his premises of residence without his permission,” they said.The rationale behind Tara Chand step is be-lieved to prevent

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Man injured in road mishap

02 minor girls drowned in Kupwara

Srinagar, May 09: The trade organization in North Kashmir’s Baramulla district Friday called an indefinite strike and has accused the police of ‘looting’ during nocturnal raids in the Old Town of the district.While accusing police of ‘loot’ and ‘robbery’, the Baramulla Beopar Mandal has called for indef-inite shutdown in the town which began from today with all the shops and business establish-ments shut. The trade body has demanded re-lease of detained youth and ‘elderly’ persons and transfer of two senior police officers.All the markets of Baramulla town were closed with traffic off the roads while clashes also took place at Cement Bridge – which connects Old Town with Civil Lines. There was huge deploy-ment of police and paramilitary forces in all the markets of the town while police had erected con-certina wires on Cement Bridge restricting the movement of civilians.While talking to GNS, the president of Baramulla Beopar Mandal, Abdul Rashid Mir, said: “Police

have created hostile situation in the town. They have detained around 30-40 youth and elderly persons during nocturnal raids

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Srinagar, May 9 : A few incidents of violence have been reported from Sopore and Baram-ulla, wherein some passenger vehicles have been stoned, stopped and some passengers travelling in them have been assaulted.According to a police statement issued to KNS, while taking a serious note of these incidents, Police has lodged 05 FIRs, 03 in police station Baramulla and 02 in police station Sopore. The miscreants involved in these acts of violence have been identified and special teams have been formed to

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North Kashmir: Police

Srinagar, May 9 : Terming the pre-vailing situation in Sopore, Bara-mulla, Handwara and Kupwara as unfortunate, chairman Hurriyat Conference, Syed Ali Geelani ap-pealed the people especially youth to mention the peace and harmony and don’t indulge in such acts which will harm the social fabric.According to a state-ment issued to KNS, he said that the inci-dents in Sopore and Baramulla are actu-ally the reaction of youth to the voting percentage in Hand-wara and Kupwara. “The people of Kup-wara and Handwara have not only harmed the sacred cause of the nation but they have also betrayed with the precious sacrifices of the whole nation espe-cially the sacrifices on north Kash-mir.”He further said that the casting of votes is although a condemnable act, but I humbly appeal the pro-freedom people, especially youth to have pa-

tience and help us in preventing the situation to get worsen. “At the same time I question the people of Handwara and Kupwara, who voted for meager benefits, to ask their con-scious weather they have done the condemnable or commendable act.”

He said that our nation is collectively a pro-free-dom and pro-movement nation where 98% peo-ple are affiliated with the freedom movement and we should be very thankful to the Almighty Allah for the success in completely boycotting the election drama.“The failure in forcing the people to vote in the recent elections despite the use of force, autocra-cies and every possible tool of oppression, the

Indian and its agencies are frustrat-ed. The India and its secret agencies are trying their best to engage the people of Kashmir in fighting with each other in the name of parties, cast and region, but our youth are politically matured

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Situation in North Kashmir unfortunate: Geelani

‘Don’t indulge in acts which will harm social fabric’

Srinagar, May 9: Blaming Nation-al Conference patron Dr Farooq Abdullah for creating ‘fear psy-chosis’ among Kashmiri people and present a different picture of Narendrea Modi before people, Bhartiya Janata Party former president and senior leader Nitin Gardkari Fridaysaid that it the high time the people all across India rise on occasion and put an end to ‘family raj’ which is sucking the blood of com-mon masses. Interacting with media at Grand Lal-it Hotel in Srinagar, Gadkare said that BJP is different from other parties, it is not ‘family Raj’ and it does not be-lieve in votebank politics. “In Jam-mu and Kashmir Farooq Abdullah worries for his Omar Abdullah, in UP, Mulayem is anxious about Akilesh, and So-nia Gandhi has worry when and how Rahul will become the Prime Minister of India. This family-raj has destroyed the people and it is the main cause of the sufferings of common people. I urge upon the

people of Jammu and Kashmir to put an end to family raj here,” he said. In a scathing attack on Farooq Abdullah, former BJP president said that, “this man (Farooq Ab-dullah) can go to any extent and it can use any ploy to grab the power. This man left no stone unturned to defame BJP Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra

Modi in his elections rallies in Kashmir. Fa-rooq Abdullah tried to create fear psychosis among the people here and he is misleading people of Valley about Modi,” he said adding that there will be over all development in Jammu and Kashmir once BJP will assume the power. “Muslims of Kash-mir would themselves

feel and see how positive the pol-icies of BJP are, when our party will assume the power. We don’t believe in vote bank politics and neither our party believes in mis-leading people for power. I want to urge upon the people of Kash-mir to try to

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Farooq Abdullah misleading Kashmiri people about Modi

Zanskar, May 9: Police arrested at least three Buddhist zealots after a frenzy mob attacked a group of Muslims injur-ing a youth critically in land-locked Zanskar di-vision of Kargil district in Jammu and Kashmir. The relations between majority Buddhists and Muslims in Zansakar witnessed deep strain after 22 members of four families of Buddhists embraced Islam in 2012. On the directions of Zanskar Buddhist As-sociation spearheading the Buddhist movement in the region, Buddhists are on complete boycott with the Muslim popu-lation residing in main historical town of Pad-um. Eyewitnesses told CNS

that a frenzy mob at-tacked a group of Mus-lim youth near Uffti village when they were on way to their home. “Amanullah, a youth suffered serious injuries while the mob stripped him off and thrashed him mercilessly,” a resi-dent of Zanskar told CNS adding that the adminis-tration is mulling to air-lift the injured youth for treatment in Srinagar or Jammu. The father of the in-jured youth said that his son was attacked by unruly mob without any provocation. “How long this will continue and how long government will stop us providing se-curity,” he said.

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Srinagar, May 9 : Taking strong exception to the affirmation made by Taj Mohiuddin that half of the National Conference (NC) voters in Uri have voted for PDP candidate Muzaffar Hussain Beigh in just concluded Lok Sabha elections in Bara-mulla Constituency, se-nior NC leader Moham-mad Shafi Uri on Friday blamed the Congress minister for failing to meet his commitment of support to the coalition candidate.“He (Taj) is simply try-ing to cover up his fail-ure of not fulfilling his commitment that he will make Congress voters to support the coalition candidate Shareef-u-Din Shariq. Instead of blam-ing the NC former work-ers, he should have told

you how 12 Panchayat representatives affili-ated with Congress met Mr Beigh pledging their support in elections. He should have told you how his right hand Congress associates in Uri worked in broad day light in fa-vour of Mr Salam-u-Din Bajad (Peoples Confer-ence candidate from Baramulla constituen-cy),” Mohammad Shafi Uri told KNS.The senior NC leader who has remained cab-inet minister many a times till 2002, said that Rafiq Balote, a promi-nent Gujjar leader and Sarpanch of Garkote vil-lage in Uri who is also a close associate of Taj openly worked for PC candidate Salam-u-Din Bajad. “Besides

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‘Unruly’ Buddhist mob attacked

Muslims in Zanskar‘Have arrested three assailants, youth out of danger’: SP Kargil

Uri contradicts says he covering up his failure: Shafi Uri

Sajad Lone condemns attack on Kupwara,

Uri residents

Srinagar, May 09: One person was injured in a road accident in Srinagar last evening.A Tata 407 bearing registration number JK01D/3370 skidded off the road near Mughal Darbar restaurant in the jurisdiction of police station Kothibagh, result-ing in injuries to Farooq Ahmad Bhat son of

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High time to put an end to ‘family-raj: Nitin Gadkare

“12 Congress Sarpanchs openly canvassed and voted for PDP candidate’

Srinagar, May 09: Two 07 years old girls Bilkeesa Bano daugh-ter of Gulzar Ahmad Awan and Gulshana daughter of Manzoor Ahmad Awan residents of Affan, slipped and drowned in a Nallah at Affan falling

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from last few days from various parts of the town in-cluding in Azad Gunj, Ganai Hamam, Jamia Mohalla and Stadium Colony.”“Last night at around 2:00 am, police raided the house of a businessman Ghulam Din Mir of Stadium Colony Azad Gunj. They went berserk, smashed glasses and other belongings. They thrashed him and his son. His son, Abdul Rashid was picked up by police without clothes,” Mir alleged.While leveling serious allegations on the police, he said: “They stole gold worth 16 lakhs from his house and 3 rupees three lakh in cash. Besides, all this, his house was damaged by police.”He said Beopar Mandal demands compensation to the businessman, release of the detainees, return the gold and cash ‘stolen by police’ and transfer of Deputy Superintendent of Police (Headquarters) and Station House Officer Baramulla. “Till these demands are not met, the town will observe a complete shutdown. It is a collective decision,” Mir said.The Superintendent of Police (SP) Baramulla, Suhail Munawar told GNS that he is unaware about ransack-ing issue. “I will have to check the facts,” he said. (GNS)

arrest these culprits and a number of miscreants involved in these incidents have been arrested. Po-lice has reiterated that no such incident of violence against the people and the passengers commuting will be tolerated and stringent action will be taken against the guilty. (KNS)

enough to thwart every such attempt of India and its agencies.”

understand the policies of BJP,” he said. He made it clear that the BJP was not a party that believed in any form of exclusion. This party is deter-mined to bring a person, irrespective of one’s religion to come into the mainstream and participate in the journey of development. He cited instances of many parties and vested inter-ests that do not want to do development but instead take the ‘easier’ route of defaming others. He held that these parties had only instigated Muslims and tried to take them on the wrong path. He said that his party wants peace with Pakistan and Hurriyat leaders of Kashmir. “We will follow the footstep of our former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Va-jpaye who believed in humanity. We believe in peace but would will adopt zero-tolerance on terrorism,” he said. Reiterating the stance of his party, Gadkare said a rational and focused debate is needed on Article 370 and also on other issues relating to Jammu and Kash-mir. “We don’t need to have discussion with Omar Abdullah. We will take everyone on board. Our party feels that Article 370 has come in the way of Kash-mir’s development and we without playing vote bank politics have always said the reason for Kashmir be-ing away from mainstream development is Article 370,” he said adding that BJP will invited Multi-Na-tional Companies to invest in Kashmir on large scale. People of Kashmir would see that in BJP rule there will be overall development and jobless youth would get employment. “We want to revive the glory of Kashmir and want to turn it into a paradise that could sooth our eyes,” he said. (CNS)

Tension gripped in Zanskar especially in Padum where large number of Muslims took to streets, after the news about the attack spread in the town. Police swung into action and sealed all the roads to thwart the clashes between the two communities. An administrative official in Zanskar told CNS that situation is tense but under control. “We have taken all possible measures to maintain law and order in the division,” he said. When contacted Superintendent of Police Kargil, Su-jit Kumar told CNS that police have registered a case against the three persons involved in the attack on the youth who according to him is out of danger. “There is no need to airlift him as the youth is out of danger. We have arrested three persons in this connection and a case vide FIR number 2/2014 under section 323, 147 of RPC has been registered against them,” Kumar said. Chief Executive Councilor Kargil Autonomous Hill Development Council Asghar Ali Karbalai told CNS that top police officials are on job while due to efforts of SP Kargil, situation has been brought under con-trol. “We want both the communities to live in peace and harmony as they used to live in past,” he said. (CNS)

Balote, Congress Sarpanches of Zehanpora, Hakapal-hi, Ijara, Pahlipora, Limber B, Bimyar, Nowshera A&B, Barnate, Trikanjan, Buniyar, Zamoorpattan, Salamabad, Chulan, Kalsan, Dachi, Sultan Daki, Shahdara, Nowarunda, Kalgaie, Jabla, Niloosa, Lac-ipora A& B, Miaan, Bijhama, Buniyar, Mohra have worked and voted for PDP and PC candidate,” Mr Uri alleged.Besides, these areas, the NC former minister said that block president Buniyar Abdul Hamid, Halqa presidents of Dawaran, Bagna, Salamabad, Dachina, Pahlipora, Manzgma, Zehanpora, Nowshera, Buni-yar, Zamboorpattan, Sultan Daki, Miarian, kamlkote, Nowarunda, Gawalta, Dardkote, Kalgaie, Salamabd Nambal, Garkote, openly supported PDP and PC can-didates and voted for them. “This is a total betrayal of Congress workers in Uri against a commitment Mr Taj had made with the NC and Congress state leadership at Baramulla prior to the elections. Mr Taj had committed that his work-ers will give a lead to the coalition candidate wher-ever they have their own pockets but he even failed to get over a 1000 people in a public rally where Mr Omar Abdullah was scheduled to address,” Mr Uri informed. He said that one fails to understand why Mr Taj is now blaming the NC former workers who have no connection with the NC for the last over seven years. “The NC workers whom Mr Taj has mentioned in his cover up exercise have left the NC since 2007. Some

of them are not in touch with the party since 2004. He had made a commitment in front of Mr Farooq Abdul-lah, Mr Omar, Mr Soz, Mr G A Mir, Mr Ghulam Has-san Mir and other NC Congress leaders that he will support our candidate in Uri but now has resorted to cheap politics by saying that the so called NC voters did not vote because of resentment against my son in that constituency,” Mr Uri observed.The NC senior leader said that soon after the Congress workers including 12 Sarpanches meet with PDP can-didate Muzaffar Hussian Beigh, he had already con-veyed the same to Congress leadership. “But there was no action on part of Congress. In some booths Congress voters did not turn up or they openly vot-ed for PDP and PC,” Mr Uri said, adding that still the NC candidate will take a lead in Uri because of NC’s own voter share which according to him has always remained intact. “It is the anti incumbency against Mr Taj that Congress voters have not come forward to vote for the coalition candidate,” he added. (KNS)

well. I appeal to uphold brotherhood.”Lone went on to say that the youths involved in at-tacks also need to understand that the reason the state administration is allowing the attacks to take place is the unhappiness of the ruling NC over the polling percentage in district Kupwara. And the youths involved in the attacks also need to check their ranks. The revelations of Gen V K Singh point out to huge sums being paid for such attacks in the past. I hope that it is an act of madness and not a paid act. I once again appeal to the youths to desist from such attacks and also appeal to people of Kupwara to stay calm. (KNS)

in the Valley. Their condemnations are selective, if not quantitatively but certainly in terms of the stark qualitative contrast between condemnations to such acts committed by security forces and acts committed by such glorified goons”, Junaid Mattu said. Junaid Mattu said that National Conference speaks up for the rights of the people of this State irrespec-tive of their political ideologies or leanings. “Ev-ery single citizen of J&K - those who vote as well as those who dont vote - have equal rights to digni-ty and liberty. No power on earth will be allowed to victimize people of J&K based on their political leanings and ideologies. People have a right to not vote and it is also a fact that people have an equal right to vote. Both rights need to be safeguarded for upholding if not the spirit of democracy but at least the spirit of human civility”, Mattu added. (GNS)

of force or any other repressive measures adopted by anyone in this regard,” IFJHR-JK in a statement is-sued to media said.“To curb the basic rights of citizens by subjecting them to repression or any other torture, that too in a democratic set up is against the very core of the insti-tution itself. Such means of aggression cannot be but termed as undemocratic and unethical,” chairman IFJHR-JK Muhammad Ashan Untoo said. He said the state of Jammu and Kashmir is the only place in the world where such kinds of violations take place. “People across the globe enjoy their right to franchise in a free way except this part where coercion is ad-opted to suppress the opposite ideology,” Untoo said, adding, “such incidents tantamount to grave human rights violation as it curbs the very basic right of an individual.”International Forum for Justice and Human Rights – JK severely condemns such kind of incidents and terms these detrimental to the smooth functioning of democracy. We demand that every citizen should be given the right to enjoy his basic human rights. Mean-while, IFJHR-JK has condemned the police highhand-edness in north Kashmir’s Baramulla, Sopore and Bandipora on Friday where police went berserk and sabotaged properties of locals. (KNS)

“leakage” of his personal information. “He had told his security men that his personal in-formation gets leaked. So he asked them to stay away from him,” the sources said.Few days back, sources said that the Deputy Chief Minister asked his security guards to switch off their phones while they are around him.“There is no issue of bullet proof vehicle as reported by a section of media but Deputy CM doesn’t trust his security staff,” they said.However, when contacted, Tara Chand strongly de-nied these reports and told GNS: “I have not with-drawn security. These are baseless reports.”When contacted Additional Director General of Po-lice (ADGP) Security, V K Singh declined to comment saying “I am not authorized to speak to media” (GNS)

control over the situation.Expressing her sympathies with the bereaved fami-ly, Mehbooba said those responsible for this heinous crime should be brought to justice immediately. (GNS)

Ghulam Mohammad Bhat resident of Dalgate. The injured was shifted to hospital for treatment. Kothibagh police has registered a case in this regard.

in the jurisdiction of police station Lalpora Kupwara.The bodied of both the girls have been fished out and handed over to their relatives of last rites.

Non-functional ATM irks peopleSrinagar, May 9, CNS: The ATM installed by Jammu and Kashmir Bank at Bagat Brene Nishat in the outskirts of Srinagar city is not functional from past many weeks. The locals have appealed the Bank authorities to either repair or replace it. “This non-functional ATM that was installed by JK Bank a long time ago is out of order which irks the account holders,” Muhammad Abbas told CNS adding that rather focusing on serving its customers.

Srinagar, May 9: Ravinder Shra-ma-MLC visited border areas of Lam-Laroka in Nowshera tehsil to take stock the problems of people. According to a statement issued to KNS, Sharma was apprised about the overcharging and overloading on Nowshera-Lam-Laroka areas by the transport operators. He was told that some Mini Bus operators are charging Rs. 30 against the ear-lier fare of Rs. 18 for Laroka from Nowshera.Sharma also noticed large scale overloading as a result public and students face great hardships. He spoke to transport authorities

who disclosed that as per revised rates the fare of the Mini Bus from Nowshera to Lam is Rs. 15 and for Bus Rs. 22 while for Laroka from Nowshera, it is Rs. 23 for Mini Bus and Rs. 28 for Bus. But there are complaints of over-charging to the extent of Rs. 30 per passenger, which is shock-ing.Sharma asked the ARTO Ra-jouri to immediately take nec-essary action in matter to stop overcharging and also stream-line the timing to minimize the overloading. He also asked for notifying the revised fare as per

rules for information of general public and Panchayat members.The farming community also complained about the arbitrary fixation/charges for cutting of crops and thrashing activities, which is not affordable by the farmers. The issue of upgrada-tion of High School and work-ing health institutions and re-pairing of ambulance was also highlighted by the public. Sharma assured to deal with their genuine demands on priority. He urged the local authorities to take immedi-ate notice of these problems of the people. (KNS)

Stop overcharging and over loading in Nowshera: Sharma

Srinagar, May 9: Scores of people in Kashmir Valley were mused rath-er some were panicked after spotting a circular halo around the sun on Friday afternoon. Some people took it as solar eclipse but were ques-tioning why the MeT de-partment did not inform the general public about the occurrence of solar eclipse. Director MeT, Sonam Lotus told CNS that when ring is formed around the sun, it is called sun halo which is a common phenom-enon during pre-mon-soon season in India. “It has nothing to do with the rainfall and there is nothing to panic,” he said. Giving details about the Sun halo, senior scientist Positional As-

tronomy Centre, Indi-an Meteorological De-partment, Kolkatta, Dr A.K.Sen told CNS that sun halo is also called 22 degree halo and the ring is caused by sunlight passing through ice crystals in cirrus clouds within the earth's at-mosphere. “The sun halo is not limited to a certain season and can happen anytime, any-where, depending on the viewer's van-tage point and the sun's position. Halos around the sun and the moon have been recorded as far back as the time of Emperor Con-stantine at the beginning of the fourth century,” he said adding that there is nothing to panic and it has nothing to do with the occurrence of rain or precipitation. (CNS)

Sun halo creates ‘panic’ in Kashmir

Baramulla, May 9, CNS: A Barmaulla family Fri-day alleged that during the nocturnal raid, gov-ernment forces not only apprehended the head of the family and his son but also decamped with cash amounting to Rs 3 lakh thirty thousand and three gold sets. The family of affluent trader Ghulam-u-Din Mir son of Late Muham-mad Ramzan Mir resi-dent of Stadium Colony Azad Ganj Baramulla in North Kashmir Friday told media persons that during the intervening night a posse of govern-ment forces raided their house and on charges of stone-pelting arrested Munir Ahmed Mir. “Not only Munir, the govern-ment forces dragged his father Ghulam-u-Din Mir also and after severe thrashing bundled them into police vehicle,” one of the family members

told CNS. Showing the damage to media men allegedly caused by government forces during the raid, the family members al-leged that government forces hit the lockers with gun butts and took away cash that amounted to Rs Three lakh Thirty Thousand. Not only cash they also looted three gold sets that we had set apart for the marriage of our daughters,” the fami-ly members said. Terming the allegation of family baseless, Dep-uty Inspector General of Police, North Kashmir Ghulam Hasan Bhat told CNS that police can’t indulge in such act. He however confirmed that Ghulam-u-Din Mir and his son Munir Mir were arrested by police for their involvement in stopping of vehicles and thrashing of voters in Baramulla. (CNS)

Father, son arrested during nocturnal raidFamily alleges government forces

decamped with cash and gold‘It’s common phenomena, nothing to panic’ MeT

Massive search launched for missing boy

Srinagar, May 09: (GNS) Srinagar police has launched a massive search to trace 3 year old boy missing from Nowpora area of Khanyar, Srinagar.Massive search has been launched by Srinagar police to trace 3 year old boy Fahim Asgar son of Mohammad Asgar lone resident of Nowpora, Khanyar, who is re-ported to be missing from his home since 6th May. A foot ware of the missing boy was found on the banks of a nearby canal. Srinagar police has called in the services of River police in the canal and Babedemb to trace the boy. River police is utilizing motor boats in the search operation.All police stations of J&K have been flashed details of the missing boy and searches have been launched at all entry and exit points in the valley and Jammu.Meanwhile, numerous search teams have been con-stituted who are checking the hotels and the tenants in and around Srinagar to trace the missing boy.If anybody having any information regarding the missing boy may please inform the nearest police sta-tion or contact 0194245509,9596770660, 9596770874 or Police Control Room Srinagar on Dial 100. (GNS)

Army evacuates critical patients from Gurez valley

Srinagar, May 9 (KNS): Army and Air Force air lift-ed critically ill patients from Gurez to Bandipora. On May 8, 14, a 12 years old boy Aftab Ahmed resident of village Bagtor, Gurez suffering from appendicitis, was evacuated to Bandipora by Air Force MI-17 for further medical treatment. According to a statement issued to KNS, earlier, on May 7, Dr Sameer Ahmed, aged 32 years, resident of village Acchura, Gurez who had developed severe chest pain was taken to nearest Army medical post and administered first aid. How-ever, he did not show any sign of improvement. Army thereafter, arranged for helicopter to evacuate the patient to Bandipora for further medical treatment. (KNS)

Woman’s death sparks protest against doctors

Kulgam, May 9, CNS: Family member and scores of attendants Friday staged a protest demonstration, alleging that the negligence of the doctors caused the death of a woman at District Hospital Kulgam in South Kashmir. Hajra Bano (42), wife of Noor-u-Din Chouhan, a resident of Bangward Noorabad had been brought to the District Hospital Kulgam at 7:30 pm on Thursday. She was reported dead at8.45 am. Following the allegation by Hajrah’s husband that the negligence of doctors caused her wife’s death, family members and attendants picked up an argu-ment with the doctors and staged a protest. Attendants during the protests alleged that during night hours no doctor remain present in the hospitals while patients are left at the mercy of Para-medical staffers. Chief Medical Officer Dr Showkat Ali Lulu told CNS that the condition of the patient was critical, when she was brought to the hospital. “She did not respond to the treatment as she was a heart patient.

Putin Travels to Crimea for Victory Day Celebrations

MOSCOW — Putting his personal seal on the annexation of Crimea, President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia arrived in the naval port of Sev-astopol on Friday, where he used the anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany to assert that Moscow had the right to take over the Black Sea peninsula.Over the past decade, Mr. Putin has gradually turned Victory Day into a celebration of resur-gent Russian power and nationalism. The visit to Sevastopol, in south-western Crimea, the his-torical home of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet, was a potent manifestation of his goal of reviving Rus-sia as a global power.The West reacted to the annexation in March with sanctions against Mr. Putin’s closest circle of advisers and a few sig-nificant companies. By going to Sevastopol, the Russian president was effectively telling West-ern leaders that Moscow would do as it pleased.Speaking for less than four minutes, he ran through Sevastopol’s his-tory: its naming by Cath-erine the Great 230 years ago; the 225 days of bloody Nazi occupation the city endured; and its vote to rejoin Russia in March.“I think 2014 will also be an important year in the annals of Sevastopol and our whole country, as the year when people living here firmly decided to be together with Russia, and thus confirmed their faith in the historic memory of our forefathers,” Mr. Pu-tin said in remarks broad-cast nationwide.“There is a lot of work ahead, but we will over-come all the difficulties because we are together, and that means we have

become even stronger,” he said.The annexation pro-voked the worst tensions between Russia and the West since the height of the Cold War. Mr. Putin has maintained that the territory had long be-longed to Russia and that he was only righting a historical wrong. Separat-ists in Crimea, backed by the Russian military, or-ganized a referendum in March in which an over-whelming majority of the residents, many of them ethnic Russians, chose to come under the control of Moscow.The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine imme-diately issued a statement protesting the visit. It accused Mr. Putin of ig-noring international law, the demands of the inter-national community that Russia not occupy Crimea and a treaty between Russia and Ukraine that calls on both countries to respect their mutual bor-ders.“This provocation once again confirms that Rus-sia deliberately chooses to escalate tensions in Russian-Ukrainian rela-tions,” said the statement. “We urge the Russian side to return to civilized methods of interstate rela-tions.”The secretary general of NATO, Anders Fogh Ras-mussen, condemned Mr. Putin’s visit as “inappro-priate.” Speaking in Tal-linn, the capital of Esto-nia, Mr. Rasmussen said that NATO considers the annexation illegal, The Associated Press report-ed. Mr. Rasmussen also said that NATO had “no visible evidence” that Russia was withdrawing its 40,000 troops from the border with Ukraine, as Mr. Putin said he would on Wednesday.

SRINAGAR |FRIDAY, MAY | 09 | 2014ZABARWAN TIMES 10 GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR,

SERVICES SELECTION BOARD, Zam Zam Building, Rambagh, Srinagar.

NOTIFICATIONIt is notified for the information of all concerned that:1) the interview of the shortlisted candidates having qualified the objective Type written test conducted for the Teacher, (Education Department), District Cadre Reasi, advertised vide Notification No 03 of 2012, 05 of 2013 and 06 of 2013, Item No’s 417, 499 and 590, respectively shall be conducted w.e.f 15th of May 2014 onwards at Dak Bangalow Reasi from 08.30 A.M onwards. The name of candidate/ name of the post and dates /time is shown in Annexure “A ’ of this notification.2) The interview schedule and particulars of the eligible candidates will also be available in the offices of the Administrative Officer, J&K Services selection Board, Jammu /Srinagar 3) The additional qualifications / reserved category certificate acquired by the candidate after the last date of receipt of application forms shall not be entertained;4) Mere figuring of name in the list does not entitle the candidate to appear in the interview as it shall be subject to the scrutiny of all testimonials of the candidates shortlisted.5) No further interview call letter shall be issued to any candidate whose names figure in the said list and they are required to appear before the interview committee on the schedule date & time. Failure of a candidate for appearing in the interview on the given date shall not be interviewed later and shall forfeit his/her right of consideration6) In case of any deficiency with reference to eligibility etc proved at the time of interview, the candidate shall not be allowed to appear in the interview, or if any deficiency is found subsequently the candidate shall not be considered for selection and will be treated as disqualified.7) The candidate shall have to produce all original certificates / testimonials as asked for vide above referred advertisement notification before the interview committee at the time of interview. The candidates who fail to produce such certificates / testimonials may forfeit their candidature. 8) Any candidate found guilty of impersonating or submitting fabricated / tampered documents / testimonials or making false, incorrect or suppressing material information shall render him / her liable for criminal prosecution under law and may be debarred permanently or for a specific period for consideration of any or all recruitments made by the Board. Also canvassing / lobbying in any form will entail disqualification of the candidate.9) It is further notified that there shall be a single interview for the candidates who have been shortlisted for more than one Item/Notification in a particular district and the points/merit secured by him/her in the viva voce shall be accounted for in respect of other items/Notifications where the candidates have been shortlisted in that particular District.10) No TA/DA shall be paid for participation in the interview.

Note:-(1)The candidates are advised to bring Photostat copy of each certificate duly attested by Gazetted Officer with his/her seal and signature and self signed by the candidate himself should be brought along for depositing with the Board on the scheduled date and time of interview in addition to original documents, failing which no claim / objection in this regard shall be entertained. (2) Failure of a candidate for appearing in the interview on the given date shall not be interviewed later and shall forfeit his/her right of consideration. (3)The candidates have been included in the interview list provisionally and only such candidates shall be allowed to appear in the interview who are within age, possess valid category certificates and prescribed qualification certificates before cut off date. (4) Mobile phone are not allowed in the office premises.

ANNEXURE ‘A’Shortlist of candidates who qualified the written test and called for interview for the post of Teacher, (Education Department), District Cadre Reasi. Shortlisted in Item Codes

S. No. Roll No. Candidate Name Father Name Date of Birth Category Item Code 1 Item Code 2 Item Code 3 Date of Interview1 118153586 MAJID ALI ALI MOHD MALIK 21-May-89 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 20142 118153592 RASLEEN KOUR S MANOHAR SINGH 25-Mar-92 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 20143 118153593 GULSHAN PRASAD BANSI LAL 09-Jun-78 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 20144 118153596 SANJEEV PROCH NEK RAM SHARMA 11-Apr-88 OM 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 15 May 20145 118153600 ARVINDER KOUR S MANDEEP SINGH 25-Mar-84 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 20146 118153604 RICHA GUPTA MONIK GANDOTRA 26-Jan-85 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 20147 118153605 SUNITA DEVI BALDEV RAJ 01-May-87 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 20148 118153607 JYOTI ANGURAL OM PARKASH 06-Sep-85 SC 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 20149 118153608 SHAVITA GANDOTRA VIJAY RATTAN 22-May-85 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201410 118153610 ANITA SHARMA HANS RAJ 20-Feb-86 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201411 118153611 BHARAT GANDOTRA TILAK RAJ GANDOTRA 18-Dec-86 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201412 118153614 PAWANDEEP SINGH HARDIT SINGH 17-Feb-90 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201413 118153615 ANURADHA BHARDWAJ ASHOK KUMAR 13-Jan-90 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201414 118153617 MINAKSHI SHARMA SANJEEV BALI 09-Sep-86 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201415 118153618 MOHD RAZAQ BADAR DIN 01-Jan-90 RBA 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 15 May 201416 118153620 RAKESH SINGH DEWAN CHAND 29-May-85 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201417 118153621 SHANKAR SINGH DHANI RAM 04-Mar-73 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201418 118153622 SURABHI VAID SUBASH CHANDER VAID 14-Jul-88 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201419 118153623 TALIB HUSSAIN MOHD BASHIR 13-Jan-85 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201420 118153624 SHAHNAZ AKHTER MOHD ASHRAF 05-May-91 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201421 118153625 CHANDER PARTAP SINGH NASEEB SINGH 02-Jan-87 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201422 118153626 MOHD AYOUB BASHIR AHMED 04-Apr-91 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201423 118153628 AMIT VERMA KRISHAN GOPAL 19-Nov-83 OSC 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201424 118153630 PARDEEP KUMAR CHAMAN LAL 09-Jun-83 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201425 118153632 SUMEET SINGH BALWAN SINGH 28-Jan-86 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201426 118153633 SURINDER SHARMA BANARSI DASS SHARMA 04-Mar-76 OM 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 15 May 201427 118153634 SUSHIL KUMAR MADAN LAL 01-Feb-87 OM 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 15 May 201428 118153637 RAGHBIR SINGH KARTAR SINGH 25-Apr-85 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201429 118153640 TARIQ AJAZ GULAM KADIR 29-Apr-81 RBA 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 15 May 201430 118153641 VIJAY KUMAR SANSAR CHAND 07-Nov-84 SC 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 15 May 201431 118153642 VIKAS ANAND MADAN LAL ANAND 08-Jul-80 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201432 118153643 BABLU SHARMA OM PARKASH 25-Mar-90 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201433 118153645 MIR HUSSAIN MOHD HUSSAIN 07-Nov-89 ST 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201434 118153647 MOHD YOUNIS BILLU 03-Mar-91 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201435 118153648 MUSHAID HUSSAIN LIAQAT ALI 01-Jun-92 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201436 118153649 NAHIDA AKHTHER SHER MOHD 03-Feb-92 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201437 118153651 RAGHBIR SINGH KARTAR SINGH 17-Nov-82 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201438 118153652 RAVI KUMAR MUNSHI RAM 05-Oct-85 SC 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201439 118153658 MUBSHER HUSSAIN AZAM HUSSAIN 10-Aug-91 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201440 118153662 MOHD IMRAN JOHN MOHD 01-Jun-92 ST 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201441 118153664 POONAM KUMARI SHANKER DASS 16-Apr-84 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201442 118153667 SUKHVIR PURI CHEMAIL SINGH PURI 17-Jul-88 OSC 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201443 118153668 YOUNES IQBAL BHAR DIN 01-Aug-86 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201444 118153669 ZAHID HUSSAIN MOHD ISMAIL CHOHAN 30-Nov-90 ST 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201445 118153670 MOHD ASIF ALI KHAN 06-Feb-90 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201446 118153671 RENU SHARMA BABU RAM SHARMA 10-Jul-88 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201447 118153674 AUSHEE HADHVI RAMA KANT 06-Aug-88 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201448 118153675 BALJEET KAUR GUNWANI SINGH 25-Apr-82 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201449 118153676 MUKHTIAR AHMED MIR GHULAM NABI MIR 10-Mar-87 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201450 118153677 PREETI SHARMA DEVINDER KUMAR 09-Aug-86 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201451 118153678 ANITA SHARMA RADHEY SHYAM 03-Aug-87 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201452 118153679 ISHFAQ AHMED MOHD MUBARK 21-Jul-86 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201453 118153680 MOHD IQBAL MOHAMDOO 15-Mar-84 RBA 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 15 May 201454 118153683 VANITA KUNDAL RATTAN LAL 01-Jan-90 SC 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201455 118153685 ABDUL GANI GHULAM RASOOL 11-Nov-78 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201456 118153686 AJAZ AHMED BASHIR AHMED 05-Oct-86 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201457 118153687 AJAZ AHMED SHEIKH GHULAM MOHD SHEIKH 06-Jun-91 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201458 118153692 ARJUN SINGH SUKHDEV SINGH 23-Oct-89 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201459 118153693 ARSHAD BEGUM ABDUL KAREEM 01-Aug-86 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201460 118153695 ARTI SHARMA SHAM LAL SHARMA 25-Sep-86 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201461 118153696 ASHA DEVI NEK RAM 05-Jan-89 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201462 118153698 BAHADUR SINGH TEJ RAM KATOCH 09-Sep-90 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201463 118153700 BHAWANA SHARMA RAKESH KUMAR SHARMA 17-Mar-82 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201464 118153705 ENGRAZE SINGH PUNJAB SINGH 02-Mar-90 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201465 118153706 FAYAIZ AHMED ABDUL RASHID 03-Mar-91 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201466 118153707 INDER JEET KOUR S SATWANT SINGH 08-Jul-82 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201467 118153708 INDU BALA JUDHISHTER SINGH 23-Jan-87 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201468 118153709 JASMEET SINGH MOHAN SINGH 07-Jan-89 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201469 118153716 MAMTA SHARMA MOHAN LAL SHARMA 22-Oct-83 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201470 118153718 MANZOOR AHMED ABDUL SUBHAN BHAT 01-Jan-84 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201471 118153719 MINAKSHI SHARMA MADAN LAL 25-Mar-89 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201472 118153720 MOHD ARAF BHAR DIN 03-Mar-91 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201473 118153721 MOHD ISHAQ QUAMER DIN 06-Jul-91 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201474 118153722 MOHD SALEEM GULAM HUSSAIN 02-Apr-88 ST 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 15 May 201475 118153723 MOHIT KUMAR ATTRI DES RAJ 21-Nov-89 SC 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201476 118153725 MUBARK SINGH NASIB SINGH 16-Jul-88 OSC 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201477 118153727 MUSHTAQ AHMED NOOR MOHD 01-Feb-90 ST 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201478 118153729 NEETAN GANDOTRA DESH BANDHU 06-Jun-79 OM 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 15 May 201479 118153730 NEHA BAMOTRA VED PARKASH 01-Nov-89 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201480 118153739 RAJ MOHD GHULAM MOHD 08-Aug-92 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201481 118153740 RANGEZ SINGH JOGINDER SINGH 15-Jan-85 OM 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 15 May 201482 118153741 RANJEET SINGH TIRTH RAM 03-Sep-88 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201483 118153742 RAYAZ AHMED MOHD MANWAR 01-Oct-88 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201484 118153743 RAZIA BANOO ABDUL KABIR WANI 17-Aug-88 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201485 118153744 REETIKA RAJPUT KARAN SINGH 27-Dec-88 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201486 118153746 ROHIT KUMAR ATRI DES RAJ 01-Apr-91 SC 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201487 118153747 ROMESH CHANDER MUNSHI RAM 07-Jul-87 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201488 118153749 SACHIN SINGH BAJAL SWARAN SINGH 13-Dec-89 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201489 118153750 SAKSHI SHARMA MADAN LAL SHARMA 25-May-88 OM 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 15 May 201490 118153753 SANJEEV KUMAR VIJAY KUMAR 21-Jan-88 OM 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 15 May 201491 118153754 SANTOSH KUMARI MOHAN SINGH 04-May-89 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201492 118153758 SEEMA THAKUR CHAIN SINGH 10-May-89 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201493 118153759 SHABIR GORSI ABDUL GANI 02-Jan-88 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201494 118153760 SHABNAM AKHTAR MISHER DIN 11-Dec-94 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201495 118153761 SHAHEEN BANO MOHD MANWAR 19-May-83 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201496 118153762 SHAMIM AKHTAR ABDUL RASHID 02-Feb-84 RBA 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 15 May 201497 118153765 SHOBHA DEVI RADHEY SHAM 19-Jul-81 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 201498 118153767 SUKHPREET KOUR HARDEV SINGH 05-Jul-83 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 15 May 201499 118153768 SUMAN LATA KIRTI BHUSHAN 20-Nov-85 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 2014100 118153769 SUNIL KUMAR DOGRA JAGDISH RAJ SHARMA 10-May-83 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 15 May 2014101 118153772 TAHIR ZAMAN MALIK ABDUL RASHID MALIK 10-Nov-90 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014102 118153774 TARIQ AHMED LESSIRY ALI MOHD LESSIRY 10-Apr-88 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014103 118153775 VIKAL NANDA KEWAL KRISHAN NANDA 20-Feb-84 RBA 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 16 May 2014104 118153776 YASSIR ULLAH SHEIKH GHULAM AHMED SHEIKH 11-Nov-89 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014105 118153779 ASHOK KUMAR PREM NATH 10-Sep-77 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014106 118153780 JAGDEEP SINGH KULDEEP SINGH 07-Jul-93 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014107 118153781 JAVAID AHMED KHAN GULAM MOHD KHAN 01-May-90 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014108 118153783 MANPREET SINGH SANTOSH SINGH 27-May-94 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014109 118153784 PAWAN KUMAR NAPPA RAM 07-Oct-90 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014110 118153786 VISHAV NARGOTRA BAL KRISHAN NARGOTRA 24-Dec-82 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014111 118153787 BHARAT BHUSHAN

SHARMAVED PARKASH 09-Aug-86 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014

112 118153789 VARUN JAMWAL ROMESH CHANDER 26-Aug-88 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014113 118153790 AADARSH THAKUR ROMAIL SINGH 28-Sep-89 RBA 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 16 May 2014114 118153791 AJAZ AHMED GHULAM QADIR 22-Feb-89 RBA 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 16 May 2014115 118153792 ALTAF HUSSAIN MOHD SHARIEF 05-May-89 RBA 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 16 May 2014116 118153793 AMIT KUMAR RAM RATTAN 30-Mar-86 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014117 118153796 ASHOK SINGH ISHWAR DASS 12-Jun-84 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014118 118153797 ASHWANI KUMAR SHAMBU NATH 06-Feb-88 SC 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014119 118153800 DELAR SINGH CHAIN SINGH 01-May-83 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014120 118153801 GABBAR SINGH KAKU RAM 15-Jan-85 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014121 118153802 GURNAM SINGH JUJHAR SINGH 20-Apr-87 SC 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014122 118153803 GURPREET SINGH RAJINDER SINGH 06-Feb-88 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014123 118153804 HARI RAM DAYA RAM 25-Apr-88 RBA 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 16 May 2014124 118153807 JAVED IQBAL MOHD SHEEN 10-Jan-88 ST 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 16 May 2014125 118153808 JUGAL KUMAR SANDOKHU RAM 10-May-90 OSC 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014126 118153810 KIRAN AMAR NATH 13-Apr-83 SC 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014127 118153811 MEENAKSHI SHARMA SOBHA RAM SHARMA 25-Sep-86 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014128 118153812 MIAN ASHRAF ALI MIAN QUSIM 10-Jan-85 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014129 118153813 MOHD ARIF BASHIR AHMED 01-May-89 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014130 118153817 NASHAT BIBI MOHD SHARIEF 01-Mar-87 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014131 118153818 NEERU SHARMA BANSI LAL SHARMA 10-Mar-86 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014132 118153820 POOJA KRISHAN LAL 12-Nov-86 OSC 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014133 118153822 RAJ KUMAR SHANKAR DASS 15-Apr-87 OM 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 16 May 2014134 118153824 RAJINDER KUMAR JAGAR SINGH 07-Jun-80 SC 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014

135 118153825 RAJINDER PAUL THORU RAM 27-Jan-81 SC 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014136 118153827 RAJNI RANI DEEPAK BAMOTRA 15-Sep-75 OSC 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014137 118153828 RAKESH KUMAR PAPI RAM 01-May-88 OSC 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014138 118153829 RAM PAUL GIAN CHAND 20-Jan-91 SC 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 16 May 2014139 118153830 RATTAN SINGH PARAS RAM 30-Oct-86 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014140 118153832 RIMPI SHARMA DEV RAJ SHARMA 13-Feb-88 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014141 118153833 SAMARENDER GANDOTRA ROMESH CHANDER GAN-

DOTRA18-Jul-80 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014

142 118153834 SHAKEEL AHMED AHADULLHA 11-Dec-84 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014143 118153837 SHIVANI ABROL BRINDER KUMAR 04-Sep-85 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014144 118153839 SHOKET AHMED AHMED DIN 08-Feb-91 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014145 118153840 SHOKET ALI ABDUL MAJID 04-Apr-89 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014146 118153841 SHRUTI KESAR SHASHI BUSHAN KESAR 02-Jun-86 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014147 118153846 TAJVINDER SINGH BACHITTAR SINGH 04-Oct-81 OM 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 16 May 2014148 118153848 TARIQ IMTYAZ MOHD ABDULLAH 07-May-90 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014149 118153849 VIKAS SHARMA JAI GOPAL SHARMA 27-Jul-86 OM 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 16 May 2014150 118153852 ABIDA AKHTER ABDUL GUFFAR LOHAR 27-Mar-88 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014151 118153853 AFTAB HUSSAIN AZAD MOHD ISHAQ 02-Mar-91 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014152 118153856 ALTAF HUSSAIN BASHIR AHMED 10-May-90 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014153 118153857 ALTAF HUSSAIN MIRAN BAKSH 10-Aug-90 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014154 118153858 ALTAF HUSSAIN ATTA MOHD 26-Apr-87 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014155 118153859 AMANIA KOSER MOHD IQBAL 15-Aug-85 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014156 118153861 AMARDEEP SHARMA SURINDER KUMAR 21-Jul-89 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014157 118153863 ANITA DEVI JAGDEV SINGH 15-Jan-92 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014158 118153866 ANJU DEVI ROMESH SINGH 08-Dec-89 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014159 118153872 ARSHAD KHAN ABDUL MAJID 15-Mar-94 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014160 118153874 ASHEESH KUMAR

SHARMACHANDER MOHAN SHARMA 24-May-83 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014

161 118153875 ASHFAQ AHMED NIZAM DIN 01-Jan-94 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014162 118153876 ASHFAQ AHMED MOHD SHARIEF 05-May-91 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014163 118153877 ASHFAQ AHMED MOHD ANWAR 15-Sep-91 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014164 118153878 ASHIQ ALI BHAR DIN SHEIKH 02-Jun-88 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014165 118153879 ASHIQ ALI GH ABASS 05-Dec-94 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014166 118153880 AVTAR SINGH NASEEB SINGH 02-Mar-83 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014167 118153881 BALAL AHMED QASIM DIN 08-Mar-86 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014168 118153885 BANDHANA SHARMA SH RAM RATTAN SHARMA 28-Oct-90 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014169 118153890 BRIJ BALA SH LAL SINGH 22-Dec-91 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014170 118153891 BUDHI SINGH PREM SINGH 29-Mar-89 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014171 118153892 CHANDER DEV SINGH KRISHAN SINGH 04-Oct-85 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014172 118153895 DEEP SINGH SHAM SINGH 03-Apr-89 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014173 118153899 GAGANDEEP KOUR SWARN SINGH 04-Jul-89 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014174 118153900 GAGANDEEP SINGH KARTAR SINGH 01-Jan-93 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014175 118153902 GANESH KUMAR MADAN LAL 06-Nov-92 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014176 118153904 GOUTAM SHARMA VED PRAKASH 23-Sep-88 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014177 118153905 GULAB SINGH MUNSHI RAM 01-Mar-90 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014178 118153907 GURDEV SINGH JANAK SINGH 01-Feb-80 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014179 118153909 GURMEET KOUR CHAIN SINGH 12-Apr-90 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014180 118153911 HARPREET SINGH SURINDER SINGH 05-Jan-86 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014181 118153912 IMTAIZ AHMED SH HASSAN DIN MALIK 06-Jul-84 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014182 118153916 JAGDISH SINGH SHER SINGH 03-Sep-77 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014183 118153923 JAVED IQBAL WALI MOHD 01-Mar-86 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014184 118153926 JYOTI DEVI JAGDISH RAJ SHARMA 25-May-85 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014185 118153927 JYOTI JAMWAL SHAMSHER SINGH JAMWAL 04-Jul-87 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014186 118153928 KAMER UL NISA JOHN MOHD 01-Jan-95 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014187 118153930 KARAN SHARMA NARAYAN DUTT SHARMA 27-Aug-86 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014188 118153931 KARNAIL SINGH SH BALDEV SINGH 04-Mar-85 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014189 118153932 KARNAIL SINGH MUNSHI RAM 06-Mar-91 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014190 118153935 KIRPAL SINGH CHARAN SINGH 05-Jun-91 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014191 118153936 KULBEER SINGH CHAIN SINGH 01-Jan-95 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014192 118153937 KULSOOM AKHTER MOHD SHARIF 02-Feb-94 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014193 118153940 MAHHOUR SINGH BEER SINGH 01-Apr-81 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014194 118153941 MAINDER SINGH KARTAR CHAND 21-Jul-87 OSC 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014195 118153942 MALOOK SINGH PRITAM SINGH 15-May-89 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014196 118153943 MAMTA DEVI SH SURESH CHANDER 11-Jul-78 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014197 118153948 MAQBOOL HUSSAIN YAMAL DIN 10-Mar-89 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014198 118153951 MEENA KUMARI VIJAY LAL 27-Feb-94 OSC 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014199 118153955 MOHAN SINGH MEHAL SINGH 01-Jan-93 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 16 May 2014200 118153956 MOHAN SINGH CHANDAY RAM 05-Dec-90 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 16 May 2014201 118153957 MOHD AFZAL ABDUL GANI 12-Mar-87 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014202 118153959 MOHD AJAZ UL HAQ

PARDESISH NAZAM DIN 28-Feb-90 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014

203 118153961 MOHD ARIF ABDUL RASHID 01-May-86 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014204 118153962 MOHD ARSHAD GHULAM JALANI 25-Feb-90 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014205 118153963 MOHD ASHRAF SH ABDUL GHANI 03-Jul-92 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014206 118153964 MOHD ASLAM ABDUL GHANI 12-Jan-77 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014207 118153966 MOHD BILAL MOHD R AMZAN 07-Sep-90 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014208 118153971 MOHD ISHAQ ROSHAN DIN 04-Jul-92 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014209 118153972 MOHD KHALID NOOR HUSSAIN 15-Aug-90 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014210 118153973 MOHD MAQBOOL MUSTFA YAQUB HUSSAIN 03-Jan-93 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014211 118153976 MOHD SADIQ MOHD KHALIL 25-Oct-89 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014212 118153977 MOHD SALEEM MOHD IQBAL 25-Jun-91 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014213 118153981 MOHD YOUNAS GHULAM HUSSAIN 01-Jan-90 ST 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014214 118153983 MONIKA SHARMA SOBHA RAM SHARMA 04-Jul-84 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014215 118153985 MUDHASSER AHMED

KHANDYABDUL RASHID KHANDY 20-Dec-87 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014

216 118153988 NARAYAN SINGH BHURI SINGH 10-Apr-90 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014217 118153991 NASREEN AKHTAR ABDUL GHANI 29-Sep-94 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014218 118153993 NATER SINGH CHAIN SINGH 03-Apr-89 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014219 118153995 NAZAM DIN NAIK AHMED DIN NAIK 02-Jul-85 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014220 118153999 NISHA DEVI ASHWANI KUMAR 04-Mar-89 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014221 118154001 OM DAVE SINGH SURJAN SINGH 01-Mar-87 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014222 118154002 PANKAJ BARGOTRA AJIT RAM SHARMA 26-Jun-89 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014223 118154005 PAYAR SINGH DHARAM SINGH 04-Feb-89 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014224 118154007 POOJA GUPTA GULSHAN KUMAR 07-Sep-88 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014225 118154009 PRITHI SINGH KAKA RAM 15-Jun-92 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014226 118154011 PURSHOTTAM KUMAR CHUNI LAL 20-May-79 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014227 118154021 RAJESH SINGH DEVI DASS 01-Aug-94 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014228 118154022 RAJINDER KUMAR RAGHU RAM 05-Apr-89 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014229 118154023 RAJINDER SINGH KAMAL SINGH 14-Oct-88 OSC 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014230 118154025 RAKESH KUMAR NATHA RAM 20-Feb-84 SC 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014231 118154026 RAKESH KUMAR THAKAR DASS 20-Oct-86 SC 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014232 118154030 RAVI KUMAR KASHMIRI LAL 14-Oct-87 SC 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014233 118154031 RAVINDER SINGH SANTOHS SINGH 25-Apr-89 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014234 118154032 RAVINDER THAKUR CHANCHAL SINGH 25-Apr-92 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014235 118154039 ROHIT SHARMA GOPAL KRISHAN 15-Mar-88 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014236 118154040 SAFUL UD DIN NAZIR AHMED 23-Mar-90 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014237 118154042 SAHIL SINGH PARBHAT SINGH 15-Apr-91 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014238 118154043 SAJAD AHMED QAZI ABDUL HAMMAD QAZI 25-Oct-90 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014239 118154045 SAJAD HUSSAIN BHAR DIN 06-Apr-91 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014240 118154046 SAJAD HUSSAIN MOHD FAREED 06-Aug-94 ST 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014241 118154049 SANDEEP SINGH KRISHAN SINGH 14-Dec-82 SC 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014242 118154050 SANJAY KUMAR BABU RAM 07-Jun-86 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014243 118154055 SHABIR AHMED ABDUL GHANI 01-Jan-91 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014244 118154058 SHABNUM AKHTER ALI MOHD 01-Jun-92 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014245 118154061 SHAFIQ UR REHMAN

BABANAZIR AHMED BABA 24-Mar-91 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014

246 118154064 SHAIED IQBAL MOHD MUBARAK MALIK 20-Feb-92 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014247 118154065 SHAKEEL GORSI ABDUL GANI 14-Dec-89 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014248 118154066 SHAKRA ABDHA SHABIR AHMED 15-Nov-89 ST 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014249 118154068 SHAM SINGH PRITAM SINGH 03-Mar-91 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014250 118154069 SHAMAS DIN ABDUL AZIZ 01-Jan-87 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014251 118154078 SUMAN LATA ANANT RAM 22-Dec-87 SC 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014252 118154079 SUMIT SINGH BALWAN SINGH 18-Feb-92 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014253 118154082 SUNIL KUMAR CHARAN DASS 12-Jan-88 SC 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014254 118154083 SUNIL KUMAR SH KARTAR SHARMA 15-Dec-88 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014255 118154084 SUNITA DEVI PURAN SINGH 27-Feb-90 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014256 118154086 SURINDER KUMAR KARTAR CHAND 15-Jul-86 OSC 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014257 118154087 SURINDER KUMAR

DOGRACHUNI LAL DOGRA 04-Jan-91 SC 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014

258 118154088 SUSHEEL KUMAR RAJINDER KUMAR 03-Mar-79 SC 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014259 118154089 SUSHIL KUMAR BALWANT RAJ 25-Mar-90 OSC 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014260 118154093 TANU NARGOTRA BAL KRISHAN NARGOTRA 05-Apr-88 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014261 118154094 TANVEER IQBAL SHAMAS DIN 03-Apr-89 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014262 118154096 TARIQ AZIZ GHULAM RASOOL 02-Mar-87 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014263 118154097 TERLOK SINGH PRITAM SINGH 10-Jun-90 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014264 118154101 VAKEEL SINGH GANDHARB SINGH 05-Mar-87 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014265 118154105 WASEEM QAMER QAMER DIN MALIK 25-Dec-89 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014266 118154107 ZAFFAR IQBAL WALI MOHD 10-Dec-92 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014267 118154112 SEHAR AKHTAR ABDUL KARIM 05-Jul-91 ST 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014268 118154113 DEV RAJ HANS RAJ 31-Aug-85 SC 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014269 118154114 JAVAID IQBAL CHODHARY KHUSHI MOHD CHODHARY 04-Mar-89 ST 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014270 118154115 MANU BALA ROMESH CHANDER BALI 16-Mar-90 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014271 118154116 RITU MENGI RAJESH KUMAR MENGI 26-Feb-80 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014272 118154117 AMRITPAL SINGH TARLOK SINGH 20-Apr-87 SC 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014273 118154119 DALPREET KOUR RAVINDERPAL SINGH 17-Mar-85 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014274 118154120 ISHA SHARMA MOHAN LAL SHARMA 12-Apr-85 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014275 118154122 SARVJEET SINGH MOHAN SINGH 21-Feb-93 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014276 118154123 AJAZ AHMED HUSSAIN DIN MALIK 03-Jan-82 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014277 118154124 ANITA GOSWAMI VIRINDER KUMAR GOSWAMI 20-Apr-87 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014278 118154129 ANURADHA KARTAR SINGH 02-Jul-89 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014279 118154131 ARSHAD HUSSAIN HAFIZULLAH 03-Feb-89 ST 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 17 May 2014280 118154132 ASHA RAKESH KUMAR 11-Feb-83 OSC 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014281 118154136 BASHARAT AHMED BHAT ABDUL REHMAN BHAT 07-Nov-88 RBA 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 17 May 2014282 118154137 BINITA SHARMA SHAM LAL SHARMA 25-Jun-88 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014283 118154139 CHANDNI BHAU VIJAY SINGH 10-Aug-89 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014284 118154141 DEEP SHIKHA RAGHUBIR SINGH 12-Dec-91 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014285 118154143 DIVYA SPOLIA HARI KRISHAN PADHA 11-Apr-82 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014286 118154146 GURVINDER KOUR CHARAN SINGH 15-Aug-85 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014287 118154148 HARPREET KOUR GURDEV SINGH 25-Mar-82 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014288 118154150 IFATH JAVED MIR MOHD JAVED MIR 05-Apr-89 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014289 118154151 JAVED IQBAL ABDUL GANI 30-Aug-76 RBA 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014290 118154153 JOGINDER KUMAR BALDEV RAJ 19-Feb-89 RBA 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 17 May 2014291 118154159 JYOTI SHARMA SHALINDER BHARDWAJ 02-May-86 OM 590 (06 of 2013) - - 17 May 2014292 118154160 JYOTI SHARMA SOM RAJ SHARMA 22-Aug-90 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014293 118154161 KHEMA JAMWAL SAT PAUL SHARMA 08-Apr-87 OM 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014294 118154163 MAHFUZAM MOHD HUSSAIN 07-Apr-92 ST 417 (03 OF 2012) 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) 17 May 2014295 118154165 MAYA DEVI SURAM SINGH 20-Nov-89 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014296 118154168 MOHD ASHRAF MOHD YOUSSAF 24-Mar-84 RBA 499 (05 OF 2013) 590 (06 of 2013) - 17 May 2014

Om Prakash Sharma

ature conservation is not only basic to human survival but a backbone of nation’s economy.Sustained way of utilization of nature and nat-ural resources to meet needs of societies in view of modern developmental goals seems challeng-ing especially in a nation like India which de-spite having a rich wealth of bioresources is facing problem on several fronts like unplanned sprawl of urban unheigenic suburbs , untreated sewage and solid waste disposal ,degradation of once picturesque habitats ,ever increasing pol-lution loads in rivers ,lakes and gardens , bur-geoning population and continuing poverty and malnutrition . Mid career training envisaged by IGNFA Dehradun in collaboration with Indian Institute of Management Bangalore has well ap-preciated goals and objectives behind two week visit to developed nations either United States of America or Canada . MCT designed to sen-sitize mid career Indian Forest Service Officers about best forest management practices being followed in a developed nation proved exciting and rewarding as it provided me an opportuni-ty to understand how conservation and devel-opment can go hand in hand with innovative public people partenership in managing forest resources , popularising Ecotourism industry in forest areas and nurturing conservation and de-velopment in natural setting with respect for ab-original first nation’s people participation and modern technological breakthroughs . Like Kashmir ,forests with temper-ate sub-alpine and alpine vegetation have sever-al picturesque spots like Capilano suspension bridge ,Stanley Park ,Pacific walkway ,Malcolm Knapp Research Forest ,Pacific Whale watching andSea lion island ,Buchart garden ,Cowichan First Nation Locale ,Cheakamus riverside , high altitude ropeway and skiing at Whistler, Shanon waterfall and mountain peaks like Tantalus in British Columbia.Floristics of the forest visited provided new inputs on forest timber like West Himalayan Cedar Thuja plicata ( Kashmir has miniature Thuja orientalis in Gardens for land-scaping only and Himalyan Cedar Cedrus deoda-ra is much valued timber in demand ),Douglas Fir Pseudotsuga menzesii ( New Genus unheard in India ),Western Hemlock Tsuga heterophyl-la ( Kashmir Hemlock is an umbellifer Conium maculatum which is poisonous and is supposed to be consumed by Socrates ) food and edibles like Blueberries Vaccinium ( not seen in Kash-mir ),Blackberries Rubus species ( Kashmir has much diversity of edible Raspberries like Rubus niveus ,R fruiticosus ,R ellipticus ) ,wildlife food resources like Skunk Cabbage Lysichiton amer-icanus ( unheard in Kashmir ,Bears fond of eat-ing underground tubers ) ,lake tourism like one at Loon lake ( Kashmir has picturesque high alti-tude lakes like Gangbal ,Neelnag but need match-ing infrastructure as seen at Loon Lake ), timber trade and value addition ( Canada has innova-tive technology and minds to work ,Kashmir need to learn to minimize wood waste and imple-ment forest regeneration models on ground but grazing need to be contained and management prescriptions followed as in Canada ) Attitude and thinking that conservation and development can not go hand hand ,if nation puts economic agenda in the forefront ,develop-ment harms conservation and if conservation is prioritized ,development gets a setback proved wrong after visit to places like Capilano ,Stan-ley Park ,Research Forest ,Cowichan ,Cheakmus and Whistler. Several places visited has display of natural landscape as well as modern state of art technology . All highways , beaches ,city roads ,healthcare centres ,hotels ,bus and rail terminals ,ecotourism spots ,play grounds and forest logging areas have maintained all qual-ity standards of governance and maintenace to provide a healthy ambience around all working places .Clean transport with no air or water pol-lution ,planting of decorative flowering trees and bushes of Cherry blossoms ,Rhododendrons ,Magnolias amidst tall skyscrappers impressed me a lot . Kashmir with a legacy of natural splen-dour ,lush green verdant forested surroundings need to learn how to cope with city garbage ,plas-tic disposal ,phasing out old polluting vehicles and keep city roads and highways ,tourist places and waterbodies neat and clean . Developmental models having high level of modern tecnological inputs for realiz-ing the optimum economic gains as well as eco-tourism benefits from the designated forest and wildlife locales like Capilano ,Whistler have not overlooked central focus on the conservation of First Nation’s cultural moorings and pristine glory of lakes ,rivers ,forests ,glaciers ,oceans to showcase nature and innovate management interventions in a befitting manner whether it is in the domain of urban green areas ,value addition in forest products ,mechanised harvest as per predetermined annual cut ,protection of natural heritage sites ,afforestation and regener-ation models , conservation of rare endangered species or ecotourism initiatives . Forest and wildlife areas including waterbodies having ecotourism potential attract visitors and naturalists for old as well as new glimpses ,nowhere old site ,value ,culture stand sacrificed to modern innovation ,in fact both ex-

ist side by side and stand complimentary to each other not only in the eyes of field functionaries but also before policy planners ,bureaucrats ,ju-diciary and people called First Nations. Taking the example of Capilano ,unique blend of old natural and man made heritage conservation with modern innovations stand tall before the visitors. On the one hand old trees of Western Red Cedar Thuja plicata ,Douglas Fir Pseudot-suga menzesii stand perserved ,tree houses on lofty conifer trees stand built overlooking old engineering marvel of old suspension bridge on the river Capilano and modern cantilever cliff-walk way stand innovated to have a grand walk through woods ,cliffs ,riverside under the green canopy of conifers with a chain of multiple na-ture education hoardings focusing on inter-rela-tionships of different life forms and links to first nation and modern society. Likewise Stanely Park is being man-aged with high level committee of committed professionals and subject matter specialists of repute ,world class aquarium ,seaside walkway ,introduction of fascinating Cherry blossoms ,lofty oaks ,elegant Rhododendrons and pres-ervation of old growth to nurture nature stand included in the urban setting and despite nature fury by way of hurricane or forest fire ,park has been preserved for society in a better way . Visit to logging areas and pres-ervation of old forest growth at Malcolm Knapp Research Forest being managed by University of British Columbia was another innovative exam-ple of sustaining forest productivity ,conserving

habitats in a holistic way ,allowing sustainable logging coupled with predetermined annual cut and well planned management plans and nurtur-ing nature education for nature lovers ,research scholars and university students proved high-ly inspiring and motivating .Old forest growth with rich soil ,terrestrial ,arboreal diversity co-existing near to logging area and a machanized Gallant sawmill proved the fact that nothing stops the coexistence of developmental and con-servation models if commitment and dedication works at high level. Visit to Victoria with its enchant-ing landscaping ,whale watching in the Pacif-ic waters and interaction with representaives from Canadian Forest Service ,Pacific Forestry Centre further strengthened the view that na-ture conservation and developmental agenda can be undertaken together if proper manage-ment plans are drawn , professional and politi-cal support is ensured and there is unwavering commitment of purpose .Forest officers at senior levels have to set goals and objectives and put conservation and development on an innovative sustainable agenda and need to manage hori-zontal as well as vertical co-ordination for more productive forest management in days to come . Dedication ,commitment , manage-ment goal , vision clarity all seen going hand in hand and nowhere violation of prescribed rules and regulations seen permitted /tolerated by any level of heirarchy within or outside any de-partment in such a developed nation where city-scape has all modern amenities ,multistoried skyscrappers ,cleanest ultra-modern highways and tunnels but has fostered good governance and management ideals. Having said that Canada has peculiar advantages of its own ,it has very low popula-tion structure ,insignificant poverty problems ,high productivity of coastal forests ,absence of hostility at the borders , no ethnic conflicts , high literacy rate ,highly mechanized way of forest operations , no corruption and dedicated team of honest managers. Back home ,Indian states can improve its management scenario by imbibing the spirit

of dedication and honesty ,reducing the areas of conflict ,following scientific way of harvest and value addition ,establishing examples of super models of logging in state forest corporations like one in Tripura ,innovative way of nature education like one undertaken by Jungle Lodg-es and resorts , blending old heritage sites in urban city centres like some in Bangalore and Hyderabad ,providing modern e-governance for fast delivery and check on unhealthy practices ,rewarding innovative minds and professionals ,never compromising set quality goals and fos-tering developmental goals with no compromise on conservation of nature and natural resources including river and lake systems which are loos-ing ecotourism potential due to degradation of forests around ,unauthorised land reclamation and encroachment ,unscientific disposal of do-mestic and industrial sewage /solid waste seen in places like Srinagar ,Kanpur ,Lucknow but not in cities like Vancouver, Victoria or Whis-tler tourist spot British Columbia. India with a richer and older civili-zation ,time tested values and ideals of fostering co-existence with nature and communities ,huge consumer market ,availability of young innova-tive scientific minds , dedicated workers and mind boggling picturesque natural splendour and ecotourism potential in places like Kashmir has lot to learn from nations like Canada and put our management priorities in right perspective so that economic gains are not at the cost of en-vironmental disatsters and spoiling of nature’s ecotourism locales . It can be achieved only if

all the Goverments nurture good governance having no room for manipulations ,corruption ,materialistic gains and cutting edge level stake-holders join hands to put efforts in the right di-rection to get rid of negative forces and nurture better ideals and goals of development as seen in places abroad . On the occasion of World Migratory Bird Day let us adore and explore nature’s vital avian Link to food production and forest con-servation which found mention in our ancient scriptures and faith of our saints and seers like Nund Rishi or Sheikh ul Alam of Kashmir who said in 14th century that- ‘Ann poshi teli ,van poshi yeli’ which means Food will last as long as forests survive . Birds play multiple roles in nature conser-vation , birds like Drongos ,Treepies ,Sunbirds pollinate red flowering trees and bushes like Red Coral Trees ,Flame of the Forest Trees ,Silk cotton trees ,Rhododendron arboreum; birds like Hoopoe ,Drongoes ,Flycatchers ,Thrushes devour away insects harmful to our crops ,fruits and vegetables ,some birds like Eagles ,Merlins ,Indian Roller eat away snakes ,Birds like Horn-bills ,Barbets ,Green Pigeons feeding on forest fig trees aid in seed germination and thus play a significant ecological role in the environment.Migratory birds like Bar-headed Goose ,Ruddy Shelduck ,Common Crane ,Black necked Crane have definite migratory patterns and need feed-ing resting places enroute ,bird ringing helps in determining bird migratory airways and field observations done by bird experts devise strat-egies to aid in their safe migratory passages and breeding and resting places. To shed light on bird diversity , bird migration ,bird food re-sources ,bird nesting habits and their role as pol-linators ,seed dispersal agents ,forest tree seed germination facilitators and as control agents of insect pests in the interest of agriculture and forestry ,277th Migratory Bird Day Tree Talk is being organized in the Shalimar Mughal Garden of Kashmir on 10th May 2014. (10th May 2014 ,World Migratory Bird Day)Om Prakash Sharma,1987 YOA ,CADRE : J&K

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Do we care about wildlife

seriously? NATURE CONSERVATION - LEARNING FROM CANADA EXPERIENCE

NHimalayan range is not only

most fascinating & spectac-ular but also a natural won-

der of the earth which is the rich-est habitat of animal life. One third of the mammal species are living in the lap of Himalayan mountain range. Jammu & Kashmir has va-riety of geographical regions, cli-mate and vegetation which are a delight to the wildlife enthusiasts and tourists. The richness of Hima-layan range is a boon for the state economy. But unfortunately with the population explosion, rampant poaching, shrinking forests due to construction, wildlife is deplet-ing very fast. Out of 15 prominent wild life species unluckily owing to human interference five species have been declared critically en-dangered including Hangul, Musk Deer, Markhor, Snow Leopard and Brown Bear. The forest area, the natural habitat of wild animals, is being encroached by human hab-itation which includes construc-tion of roads, buildings, industrial houses, tunnels, railway tracks & sense less felling of trees. All these factors pose a potential threat to wild life and a number of wild life species are vanishing with every passing day. Besides this the use of pesticides for agriculture and hor-ticulture purposes contaminated water adds to this tragedy every day. The contaminated water in-creases toxicity in the animals and results in ailment which causes un-timely death of birds, fish and ani-mals. The shrinking of forest cover by ruthless cutting of trees, timber smuggling and other factors are the main cause of death of animals as they do not get sufficient food and therefore die of starvation.Though World Wildlife Fund is making all out efforts to save the endangered species by including them into Red Data Book, the state government must also take care of the natural habitat of these endan-gered species. The duty of the con-cerned department does not end by organizing some functions during wildlife week every year but con-stant and effective measures should be made by wildlife protec-tion staff. They should be given ad-vanced training in protecting the wildlife. Apart from this aware-ness, campaigns must be initiat-ed to create consciousness among the people regarding the fall of the number of wildlife species. Though some clubs have been set up but their number is negligible in view of the magnitude of the problem. Moreover the poachers and wood smugglers should be severely pun-ished so that a strong message goes across that nothing will be tolerat-ed against the destruction of for-ests and forest life.It is unfortunate that the forest cover is diminishing fastly and our state has already lost 1/4th of it. This trend continues, the time is not far off when the state will be-come a cold desert and the names of the forests and the forest life will be confined to history books only.