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Finish all work

Fresh tremors rock on Baltal route before
Chenab Valley Amarnath Yatra: LG
DRDO Hospital at Baltal to be functional by June 17: Officials
GK NEWS SERVICE

Ganderbal, June 14: Lieu-

SYED AMJAD SHAH /
TAHIR NADEEM KHAN
YUSAFZAI
Jammu/Bhaderwah,
June 14: An earthquake
measuring 4.3 on the Rich-
ter scale struck the Bhad-
erwah-Bhalessa belt of
Chenab Valley at 2:20 am on
Wednesday followed by an
aftershock of 2.7 magnitude
at 2:43 am, officials said.
Later, three more after-
shocks of low intensity
were felt during the day at
9.35 am, 10.20 am and 11.43
am that not only triggered
panic among the residents
but also brought back fear
psychosis of 2013 when
entire Chenab Valley in
general and Bhaderwah in
particular was exposed to a
series of earthquakes that
continued to rock the hilly
region for 70 days.
Cracks in dozens of res-
idential and government
buildings, which appeared
after Tuesday's earth-
quake, further widened
due to the fresh tremors in
Bhaderwah and surround-
ing areas.
Raj Muhammad, a
teacher at Chakka village
in Bhaderwah, said, "I
300
educational
institutions
develop
cracks,
100 unsafe
have taken a loan to build
my house which has been
totally damaged due to
Tuesday's earthquake. As
we cleared the debris last
evening, the series of fresh
tremors further widened
the cracks. Now it's not
safe to stay indoors. We are
going through a bad situa-
tion due to increased fear
as tremors continue. We
need some help as my chil-
dren and elderly parents
can't remain in the open
for long.”
Shakeela Begum, a
65-year-old resident of
Nowabad in Bhaderwah,
said, "We are afraid to
enter our houses, which
have become unsafe after
the earthquake and after-
shocks. This disaster has
left us with nothing, as we
had invested all our sav-
ings in building our home,
which is now unusable."
Shakeela appealed to
the government to provide
compensation to them
immediately.
Responding to the
alarming situation, Deputy
Commissioner (DC) of
Doda, Vishesh Paul Maha-
jan ordered the closure of
all schools.
Assistant Deputy Com-
missioner (ADC) of Bhad-
erwah, Dilmir Chowd-
hary, urged residents not
to panic and advised them
to take precautionary mea-
sures to avoid any untow-
ard incidents.
Meanwhile, over 300
government schools in
Kishtwar developed cracks
in Kishtwar and 100 of
them have become unsafe
after Tuesday’s earth-
quake.
Following fresh tremors
on Wednesday morning
with epicenters at Gandoh
in Doda and Bunjwah in
Kishtwar, panic spread
among the residents in the
twin districts. People ran
out of their homes in panic.
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tenant Governor Manoj
Sinha Wednesday urged
the Border Roads Organ-
isation (BRO) to mobilise
resources and finish all
works on the Baltal route
before commencement of
the Amarnath Yatra.
An official spokesman
in a statement issued here
said that the LG visited
Baltal on Wednesday and
reviewed the status of pre-
paredness of the Amarnath
Yatra through Baltal route.
Before on-site inspec-
tion, a review meeting was
held at Sonamarg that was
attended by, Chief Execu-
tive Officer (CEO) Shri
Amarnathji Shrine Board
See Finish...on Pg-08
LG urges youth to join campaign
against drug addiction
GK NEWS SERVICE Sonamarg, he called upon innovate, invent and always
the youth to join the cam- ready to transform the soci-
Ganderbal, June 14: Lieu- paign against drug addic- ety for greater good,” the LG
tenant Governor Manoj tion and help the admin- said.
Sinha Wednesday urged the istration to eradicate this He said that young scouts
youth to join the campaign menace from the society. and guides through com-
against drug addiction. “Youth power is an infi- munity services and scout
An official spokesman in nite source of energy that movement could assist
a statement issued here said is always ready to serve, Panchayat Raj Institutions
that addressing the J&K always ready to make a (PRIs) and Urban Local
Bharat Scouts and Guides difference, always ready Bodies (ULBs) in making
UT-level camporee at Inter- to embark on adventurous J&K drug-free.
national Youth Hostel, pursuits, always ready to See LG urges...on Pg-08
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Chargesheet
presented
against 2
terrorists,
1 killed
terrorist: SIU
GK NEWS SERVICE
Srinagar, June 14: A
chargesheet was presented
before the Court of National
Investigation Agency (NIA)
Srinagar against two terror-
ists and a killed terrorist by
the State Investigation Unit
(SIU) Srinagar on Wednes-
day, the SIU said.
A statement of the SIU
issued here said that the
chargesheet was present-
ed in case FIR No 50/2022
under Sections 307 and 302
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Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai assuming
command of 15 Corps today
Urges Army to work for peace and stability in Kashmir
GK NEWS SERVICE unflinching dedication and
perseverance in pursuit of
Srinagar, June 14: Lieu- peace and stability in Kash-
tenant General Rajiv Ghai mir.
is assuming the command of Lt Gen Ghai encouraged
the strategic Kashmir-based all ranks to take additional
15 Corps on Thursday. steps required to connect
A Defence spokesman with citizens to jointly work
in a statement issued here towards peace and develop-
said that Lt Gen Ghai paid ment.
homage at the 15 Corps Lt Gen Ghai, an alumnus
Memorial at Badami Bagh of the Indian Military Acad-
Cantonment in Srinagar. emy, Dehradun, was com-
He addressed and inter- missioned in December 1989
acted with the troops of 15 into the Kumaon Regiment
Corps also known as Chinar and has had an illustrious
Corps and exhorted them military career spanning 33
to continue to work with See Lt Gen...on Pg-08

Experts highlight organ shortage as key

roadblock in organ transplants
‘Need to work with religious scholars to address acceptability
of cadaver organ transplants’
ZEHRU NISSA

Srinagar, June 14: Experts on

Wednesday stressed that organ
shortage was the key roadblock
in organ transplants in Jammu
and Kashmir.
Experts from various disci-
plines convened to discuss the
pressing issue of organ shortages
and the challenges faced in organ
transplantation at an event at
University of Kashmir (KU).
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Bank Guard’s Killing

SIA carries
out 2nd round
of raids
GK NEWS SERVICE

Srinagar, June 14: The

State Investigating Agency
(SIA) of J&K Police Wednes-
day carried out second
round of raids in the three
districts of south Kashmir
including Pulwama, Shop-
ian and Anantnag in con-
nection with the investiga-
tion of a bank ATM guard
Sanjay Kumar Sharma’s
killing case FIR No 14/2023.
See SIA carries...on Pg-08

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Police launch major crackdown on Saifuddin Soz emphasises

narco terror in Pir Panjal region
Over 44 kg heroin seized, arms, ammunition recovered in last 2-weeks
8 accused arrested so far, major narco-terror modules busted : ADGP Jammu
SUMIT BHARGAV
Rajouri, June 14: Jammu
and Kashmir Police on
Wednesday said that forces
in the last two weeks have
busted major narco terror
modules in Rajouri and
Poonch districts with eight
accused having been arrest-
ed so far with recoveries of
over 44 kilograms of heroin,
arms, ammunition, gre-
nades and over thirteen lakh
rupees cash having also been
made by them.
Additional Director Gen-
eral of Police, Jammu Zone,
Mukesh Singh issued an offi-
cial statement over it stating
that police and security forces
in Rajouri-Poonch range have
cracked major modules.
Rajouri and Poonch dis-
tricts of the Pir Panjal region
are already on highest state of
security alertness amid surge
in terror incidents in last two
years with some major inci-
dents having been reported in
this years so far that include
January 1st Dhangri terror
attack, April 20 Bhata Dhuri-
an army vehicle attack, May
5 Kesari Hill encounter along-
side some other encounters,
terror incidents including
recent encounter at Dassal
Gali near Rajouri town in
which forces gunned down
one terrorist.
A major anti terror opera-
tion is going on in these twin
districts in order to track the
terrorists involved in these
multiple incidents with the
army having named this oper-
ation as 'Operation Trinetra'.
Senior army officers have
made frequent visits in this
area in order to take an
operational review whereas
Union Defence Minister
Rajnath Singh also visited
Rajouri district after May
5 Kesari Hill encounter in
which five paratroopers
got killed and an officer got
injured in encounter with
terrorists in Kesari Hill
forest area of Kandi police
station jurisdiction in the
district.
In an official statement,
ADG Jammu Zone Mukesh
Singh said that police and
security forces in the Rajouri
Poonch range cracked major
terror modules in the last
two weeks. He added that
eight accused have been
arrested in past two weeks.
Pertinent to mention here
that two people from Punjab
were arrested along with
22 kilograms of Heroin like
substance in their vehicle
at Sunderbani chowk in
Rajouri while the consign-
ment was being brought
from Poonch as a part of
cross LoC smuggling racket.
Similarly, in the inter-
vening night of 30th and 31st
of May, an infiltration bid
was foiled by army on LoC
and two infiltrators were
arrested during exchange
of fire with an army trooper
and a third infiltrator having
received injuries during
exchange of fire.
on keeping alive memory
of Maulana Masoodi
GK NEWS SERVICE
Srinagar, June 14: Former
Union Minister and Con-
gress leader Prof. Saifuddin
Soz, on Wednesday organ-
ised a function in memory
of the late Maulana Moham-
med Sayeed Masoodi at
KSERT College, Humhama,
Budgam.
The function was pre-
sided by late Maulana
Masoodi’s son, Advocate
Maualana Shabir Ahmed
Masoodi. On this occa-
sion, Prof. Soz empha-
sised the need to keep
alive the memory of Mau-
lana Mohammad Saeed past history and culture na Showkat Hussain Keng,
Masoodi's contribution and then move further to Gulam Rashool Sofi, Former
in the freedom movement fulfill their aspirations as Information Commission-
that was second to none. citizens. On this occasion, er, M. Shafi Malik Former
Prof. Soz further said Mau- other speakers also talked Director Information, Qurat
lana Sayeed will continue to on Maulana Mohammad ul Ain, scholar and writer,
inspire the future genera- Saeed Masoodi and appre- Dr. Abdul Rehman War
tions of Kashmiris. ciated his contribution to prominent journalist also
Prof. Soz urged Kashmiri Kashmir history. spoke about late Maulana
youth to understand their On this occasion, Maula- Masoodi.

Awareness
programme on
Physics Wallah's Aarambh Event JUIT holds week-long faculty development programme
Nasha Mukht garners a huge response at KU GK NEWS SERVICE

Srinagar, June 14: The Depart-

Kumar Bharti who was a Chief
Guest and the keynote speak-
er. Many other prestigious
USA), Dr. Amit Srivastava (HOD,
HSS, JUIT), Prof. Vijay Kumar
Thakur (SRUC, UK), Dr. Naren
On the valedictory day, cer-
tificates and mementos were
distributed to all participants,
Bharat Abhiyan GK NEWS SERVICE offering invaluable motivation country where Vidyapeeth ment of Biotechnology and Bio- speakers like Dr. Meenakshi Aggarwal (Editorial Director, supporting staff, and team. The

organised Srinagar June 14: Physics

GK NEWS SERVICE
Srinagar, June 14: An
awareness programme
regarding Nasha Mukht
Bharat Abhiyan and the
adoption of good pharma-
cy practices was organised
by Drug Control Authori-
Wallah, leading edtech plat-
form which is democratizing
education at scale, concluded
its highly successful Aarambh
event recently at the presti-
gious University of Kashmir,
Srinagar.
With an impressive partici-
pation of more than 10,000 stu-
dents, the event proved to be
and guidance.
Aarambh seminar is meticu-
lously designed to provide
students with essential coun-
seling on their future prospects
for JEE/NEET exams, admission
procedures for top institutes,
discipline-driven directions to
ignite motivation, invaluable
exam tips, and free counseling
sessions.
As part of its commit-
offline centers are located,
ensuring students receive the
guidance they need through-
out their test preparation jour-
ney. Strategically scheduled
during this academic season,
the Aarambh events coincide
with result announcements and
crucial career choices made by
students.
By empowering students
to make informed decisions
informatics, JUIT successfully
organised a week-long Fac-
ulty Development Program on
"Teaching and Research Prac-
tices" from 5 to 10 June.
The programme com-
menced with a prestigious
Inaugural session, graced by
the esteemed presence of
Padma Shri (Dr.) Omesh
Sood (Associate Professor,
NITTTR, Chandigarh), Prof.
(Dr) R. K. Sharma (Honorable
Vice Chancellor, JUIT), and
Prof. (Dr.) Sudhir Kumar (HOD,
BT&BI), Prof. (Dr.) O.P. Sharma,
Mr. Amit Kumar (National Best
Teacher Awardee 2022), Prof.
(Dr.) Rajesh. K. Sani (Professor,
South Dakota School of Mines,
Springer Nature) shared their
insights with their expert lec-
tures during the week.
A remarkable total of 93 partic-
ipants from diverse places of the
country such as Kolkata, Benga-
luru, Pune, Jaipur, Delhi, Shimla,
Solan, Chandigarh and Jammu,
etc., enthusiastically joined this
significant event via hybrid mode.
online and offline participants
highly appreciated the team for
their wonderful organisation
and the topic covered during
the FDP while giving their feed-
back. At the request of several
participants, the organizing
team arranged an extended
session on 10 June on topic IPR
and Knowledge Economy.

ties of Pulwama and Shop-
ian in collaboration with
Chemists and Druggists
Association Pulwama.
The programme was
an exceptional gathering that
fostered connections between
students and the teachers,
ment to student success, PW
is dedicated to organizing
Aarambh events across the
DEMISE
about their academic paths,
these events play a pivotal role
in shaping their future.
Rather Family Expresses Gratitude
I Javaid Ahmad Rather, Has Expressed Gratitude To
The All Civil Society Members, Friends, Relatives,
With profound grief & sorrow, Neighbours, Social Activists, Trade Bodies, DGS

CUK holds cleanliness drive

held under the supervi-
sion of State Drugs Con-
troller Lotika Khajuria
in which chemists of
the area were sensitized
regarding the importance
of CCTV installation and
computerised billing
system and good pharma-
cy practices.
Chemists were also edu-
cated regarding the con-
sequences of non mainte-
nance of proper records.
Joint Drugs Controller
Irfana Ahmad, Deputy
Drug Controller Kashmir
Division Nighat Andrabi,
and Deputy Drug Control-
ler HQ Surinder Mohan
were among those who
spoke on the occasion.
GK NEWS SERVICE
Ganderbal, June 14:
Department of Educa-
tion, Central University of
Kashmir (CUK) organised
a day-long cleanliness and
awareness drive at Tulmulla
campus here.
The programme was driven
by sensitizing the students
towards the ill-effects of one-
time use of polythene and
also developing the attitude
of respect for manual work
in the students at large. Dean
and Head School of Education,
Prof. Syed Zahoor Ahmad
Geelani, kick-started the
event and emphasised that,
“students and faculty should
use eco-friendly material for
packaging and carrying the
daily goods instead of the
School Management, Teaching & Non Teaching
Staff, DHSK Management & Staff, MD-NHM
we inform the demise of our father Management & Staff, CMO Srinagar, District NHM
Office Staff Members, General Public For Their
Qazi Mohammad Umar Condolences Over The Demise Of My Son Ahmad
Bin Javaid, Who Left For Heavenly Abode On
Thursday 8th June 2023 In A Tragic Incident Falls Into Open Drain
who passed away at SKIMS Soura After Chased By Stray Dogs In Batamaloo Srinagar. In A Message
Here , Javaid Rather Said "I Express My Heartfelt Gratitude To All
Those People Who Condoled Me On The Demise Of My Son. In This
on 13th June 2023. Chaharum will be Time Of Our Distress, I Am Thankful To Each Individual Who Stood
With My Family And Shared The Pain, Agony And Came To Visit In
held on 16th June 2023 (Friday) at our Person To Offer Their Condolences.
"At The Same Time I Also Express My Gratitude To Those Who Sent
Condolence Messages On Phone And Through Whatsapp, Text
ancestral place Rajpora Pulwama. Messages And Social Media."
Rather Said He Is Especially Thankful To The Media Fraternity,
Children Hospital Management, Doctors, Staff, Pico Ward Who Try
polybags”. He urged the par- GRIEF STRICKEN To Save The Life Of Late Ahmad Bin Javaid Sahab’s And Several Other
ticipants to inform others,
with greater assertiveness, Dr. Qazi Rais (Son) Delegations Employees Unions Who Personally Visited The Bereaved
Family Home At Baran Pathar Batamaloo, Srinagar.
the non-negotiable and del-
eterious impact of polybags Mrs. Sayeeda (Wife) Bereaved Family
Javaid Ahmad Rather
on nature.
Asifa Umar (Daughter) 9596101091

DEMISE DEMISE

With immense grief & sorrow, we inform the demise of Abdul

EYE CARE & With profound grief and sorrow, we inform the demise of one
of the spiritual personality of Rajwar Mr. Muhammad Israiel
Majeed Khan S/o Late Ghulam Nabi Khan R/o Radio Colony
Ikhrajpora, Srinagar in the morning of 13th of June 2023
RESEARCH CENTRE Qurashi commonly known as Ustaad Sahib or Wusaad Sob at (Tuesday). May Almighty Allah grant highest place to the
OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL the age of 120 years as on 13th June 2023. May Almighty Allah
grant Jannat ul Firdous to the departed soul. Taizyat will be for
departed soul in heaven. Fateha Khawani shall be held at the
family graveyard at Irfan Colony Natipora, Srinagar at 2:30 pm on
ACCOUNTANT GENERAL (A&E) three days only. All are requested to keep him in their Dua's.
BEREAVED
16th of June 2023 (Friday) Hereafter a condolence meeting shall
be held at family residence Radio Colony Ikhrajpora, Srinagar.
JAMMU & KASHMIR SRINAGAR ALL NEARS AND DEARS BEREAVED
Umar Majeed (8197543434), Adil Majeed (8368198784)
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AUCTION NOTICE
Unserviceable steel furniture, steel cupboards,
BHOG & ANTIM ARDAS
trunks, table standing fans, heating pillars,
chairs etc. lying in the lawns of this office are
to be auctioned. Interested parties can see the
unserviceable material during office hours on
any working days from 19th of June 2023 to
23rd of June 2023.
The auction of unserviceable items shall be held
on 5th of July 2023, at 3 PM in lawn, parties
who wish to participate in the auction shall "Ghale Aave Nanka Sade Uthi Jave Gurmukh Janam Savaar Dargeh
Chaleya Sachi Dargah Jaye Sacha Pirh Maleya"
furnish Demand Draft of Rs. 10,000/- as Earnest With profound grief & sorrow, we inform the Sad demise of our
Money in favour of Sr. Accounts Officer (PAO- beloved Sardar Mahinder Singh S/o Sardar Ujjar Singh R/o
L) Office of the Principal Accountant General Magarmal Bagh near Gurdwara Sahib, Srinagar for the peace of
the departed soul. Bhog & Antim Ardas will be held at Magarmal
(A&E) Srinagar. The goods will be handed over Bagh near Gurdwara Sahib, Srinagar on 18th of June (Sunday)
to the successful bidder only after receiving full from 10 am to 12 Noon.
Grief Stricken: Surjeet Kour (Wife)
payment after adjustment of Earnest Money Varinder Singh & Satbeer Kour (Son & Daughter in Law)
and taxes as applicable under rules. Gurdeep Singh & Sukbeer Kour (Son & Daughter in Law)
SD/- Sukhjeet Kour & Tajinder Singh (Daughter & Son in Law)
Dy. Accountant General (A) Inderjeet Singh (Brother) 9419425447, 9419912535

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NEET UG-2023 EXAM Srinagar-Jammu

highway
Public authorities in UT not submitting
Students from rural Vehicular traffic
movement
annual returns: CIC to J&K govt
CPIOs ordered to submit quarterly returns by June 30

pockets, city shine in NEET disrupted for 12

hours
SHUCHISMITA

Jammu, June 14: Nudged by

personal responsibility of the
CPIOs concerned.
Strict direction has come
ization of the Annual Report.
Public authorities, which fail
to submit returns, even for a

UG-2023 results
SYED RIZWAN GEELANI
Srinagar, June 14: Meet Umer Ahmad
Ganie, a resident of Zagigam Pulwa-
ma, who achieved a remarkable feat
by scoring 601 marks out of 720 in the
recently held NEET UG-2023 examina-
tion. The NEET UG-2023 result was
declared on Tuesday.
Despite facing financial constraints
and the need to work as a labourer, Umar
emerged successful in the NEET UG-2023
exam through sheer dedication and self-
study. His extraordinary achievement not
only highlights his personal triumph but
also inspires countless others who strive
to overcome similar challenges. Born in
a family with limited financial means,
Umar's aspirations were often hindered by
the harsh reality of his circumstances. But
to fulfill his dream, he worked as a laborer
during the day to support his family and
used to study during late hours.
"The situation at home was very diffi-
cult. I used to work as a laborer all day and
study in the evenings. These two years were
crucial for the NEET Exam. I used to do any
kind of labor work and earn money because
Celebration time in Kulgam:
twin sisters qualify NEET
the financial
condition of the
house was very
poor," Umar
said. On the day
the results were
announced,
Umar was not even at home and he was
informed by his neighbours and friends
that he has emerged as one of the successful
candidates in NEET UG-2023 exam.
"After the NEET exam was conducted.
I started working as a painter and used to
paint houses and other buildings till the
NEET result was declared," he said. Due
to poverty, Umer could not afford any
coaching during his 11th and 12th grades,
besides NEET coaching. However, Umer
never gave up and remained determined.
Umar demonstrated unwavering com-
mitment to his education by dedicating
his nights to intensive study. With no
access to expensive coaching centers,
Umar relied solely on his own determi-
nation and resourcefulness to prepare for
the highly competitive NEET UG exam.
While many students often depend on
additional coaching to supplement their
Iftikhar Hussain of Kargil is
NEET topper from Ladakh UT
M M PARVAIZ
Ramban, June 14: Vehicular
traffic movement on Srinagar-
Jammu National Highway was
studies, Umar defied the odds by devising disrupted for more than 12
a rigorous self-study routine. hours due to various reasons
Abdul Basit, a student from Pul- between Nashri and Banihal
wama clinched the top position in sectors on Wednesday.
the NEET UG-2023 entrance exam in Traffic authorities said
Jammu and Kashmir. during the last 24, hours up to
Meanwhile several students from 5 PM, Wednesday, the high-
Srinagar city including three of a family way remained blocked for 12
qualified NEET UG-2023 exam in their hours and 10 minutes. They
first attempt. Arbish, Rutba and Tuba, all said the highway remained
the three students of one family qualified blocked for three hours and
the NEET UG-2023 exams. 52 minutes due to the closure
Arbish scored 565 points, Rutba (645), of the Chenani, Nashri tunnel,
Tuba (574) were enrolled at NITIANs and for three hours and 25
career Institute at Downtown Srinagar. minutes due to the closure of
Another female student Najfa of the same the Banihal-Qaziqund tunnel.
coaching institute has also qualified the They said the high-
NEET exam with 620 points. "We used to way remained blocked for
study together all the time as we have done three hours and 45 minutes
our schooling together as well. Preparing at Hingni, Nachlana area
for the NEET exam together was helpful between Ramsu and Banihal
for us as we could help each other in clear- due overturning of the truck
ing our doubts and motivate each other middle of the road and one
that we do not have to give up," said Rutba. hour and 7 minutes due to
Meanwhile, Najfa said that the continu- the rolling of stones from the
ous guidance, mentorship of the coaching hillock on Mehar- Cafeteria
institute and the family support played a stretch of Ramban.
key role for them. The authorities added
that the movement of traf-
fic remained slow due to the
single Lane Road stretch at
Dalwass and other places
and due to the breakdown of
the Central Information Com-
mission (CIC), J&K government
has ordered all Central Public
Information Officers (CPIOs)
of various departments, their
subordinate or field offices,
Corporations, Boards and PSUs
to submit quarterly returns by
or before June 30, 2023.
They have been directed to
register themselves and submit
quarterly returns on the des-
ignated portal https://cic.gov.
in/, under Section 25 of the
Right to Information Act, 2005.
Direction has been issued
after taking serious view of
non-submission of annual
returns i.e., four quarterly
returns, by public authorities
in the Union Territory (UT) for
yearly performance-assessment
and finalization of the Annual
Report by the CIC on the imple-
mentation of the RTI Act.
Issuing instructions for
strict compliance, the govern-
ment has also warned that the
“lapses”, if any, will be the
GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER
JSD (PHE) RURAL WATER SUPPLY
after the government has
been intimated by the Central
Information Commission (CIC)
that public authorities in the
Union Territory of Jammu and
Kashmir “are not submitting
annual returns under Section
25 of the RTI Act.” “The matter
has been viewed with serious
concern by the authorities,”
stated General Administra-
tion Department Commission-
er Secretary Sanjeev Verma,
while issuing a circular.
Under the ambit of Sec-
tion 25 of the RTI Act, the CIC
prepares an Annual Report
on the implementation of the
RTI Act and makes necessary
recommendations to public
authorities regarding steps
for bringing their practices in
conformity with the provisions
and spirit of the Right to Infor-
mation Act.
All public authorities are
required to submit four quar-
terly returns for yearly perfor-
mance-assessment and final-
single quarter, are treated as
defaulters.
“Information is the cur-
rency of democracy and the
Right to Information Act, 2005,
in addition to fostering citizen-
empowerment and eradicating
corruption, envisages a robust
mechanism for monitoring of
all public authorities by the
Central Information Commis-
sion,” Verma pointed out.
Section 25 of the Right to
Information Act, 2005, inter-
alia provides that each min-
istry or department will, in
relation to the public authori-
ties within their jurisdiction,
collect and provide such infor-
mation to the Central Infor-
mation Commission or State
Information Commission, as
the case may be, as is required
to prepare the report under this
section and comply with the
requirements concerning the
furnishing of that information
and keeping of records for the
purposes of this section.

GULZAR BHAT IRFAN RAINA ernment school

Kulgam, June 14 : Late on
Tuesday evening, Syed Sajad
Hussian came home, in the
ordinary way, after leading
Isha prayers in a local mosque
at Watoo, an idyllic village in
Damhal Hanjipora area of
south Kashmir's Kulgam dis-
trict. As he entered his house,
a feeling of elation was palpa-
ble in his family.
His twin daughters--Syed
Sabiya and Syed Bismah had
qualified the coveted Nation-
al Eligibility cum Entrance
Test( 2023). "As I heard about
the selection of my daughters,
I too felt on cloud nine", says
an elated Hussain. While
Sabiya secured 625 marks,
Bismah qualified with 527
marks. Sabiyah told Greater
Kashmir that "absolute credit
for her success goes to her
parents and teachers"
"After I wrote my exam , I
was sure that I would qualify
, but I had not thought that
I would score so well", she
said. Sabiya said that she
passed her class 12th from
Government Higher Sec-
ondary Manzgam in 2021
and both the sisters went to
Srinagar to receive coach-
ing from a private coaching
institute. "During COVID-19,
We received online classes
from our teachers and stayed
focussed on our studies", said
Sabiyah.
She said that they would
study for 7-8 hours a day. "
It is the consistency in your
efforts that ultimately leads
to success," said Sabiyah.
Sabiyah had passed class 12th
with 492 marks while Bismah
got 454 marks.
Their mother Muneerah,
who works as a teacher said
that her daughter worked
really very hard to achieve
their lofty goal."Our all neigh-
bours and relatives are happy
for them and the entire is cel-
ebrating their feat", she said.
Ganderbal, June 14: Shar-
chay a remote village of
Kargil district in Ladakh
union territory is celebrat-
ing the success of Iftikhar
Hussain who cleared NEET
examination .
The villagers of remote vil-
lage are making a beeline to
Iftikhar’s home for congratu-
lating him and his family.
Iftikhar Hussain Demo is
NEET topper from Ladakh
UT. Iftikhar scored 619 out of
720. He was coached at Dak-
shana Foundation's one year
batch. Locals told Greater
Kashmir that , the village
which is far away from dis-
trict headquarter Kargil is yet
to get basic road and mobile
connectivity. They said that
the government must improve
infrastructure in remote areas
so that many other students
can excel in their life.
“It seems like a dream.
Me and my family had made
several sacrifices" Iftikhar
said. " I did my basic school-
ing upto 8th from local gov-
in Sharchay and
after that went
to Kargil for fur-
ther schooling, "
Iftikhar said.
He empha-
sized the crucial role that
proper guidance from teach-
ers played throughout his aca-
demic journey. "Hard work
and consistency were my suc-
cess mantra," Iftikhar stated,
acknowledging the valuable
support he received from his
educators.
He said that the govern-
ment schools have best and
qualified teaching staff,
adding that government
must upgrade infrastruc-
ture so that the students are
benefited.
"Heartiest Congratulations
to Iftikhar Hussain Demo R/O
Sharchey( Silmoo Constitu-
ency) Kargil, who has topped
in UT Ladakh in NEET 2023.
I on behalf of my constituen-
cy wishes you a very bright
future ahead," Chief Execu-
tive Councilor LAHDC Kargil
Feroz Ahmed Khan tweeted.
12 heavy vehicles between
the Nashri and Banihal
sectors of the highway on
Wednesday.
However, traffic officials
monitoring the regulation
of traffic on the highway in
Ramban informed Greater
Kashmir despite disruption
hundreds of light medium
passenger vehicles crossed
the Nashri- Banihal sector of
the highway during the day.
They said heavy vehicles
carrying essential supplies
for the valley, Kashmir are still
crossing the Nashri Ramban
sector and are heading
towards Kashmir at a slow
pace on the highway.
Meanwhile, Jammu and
Kashmir traffic police depart-
ment issued a fresh advisory
for Thursday stating that
subject to fair weather and
road clearance private cars,
passenger light, and medium,
vehicles would be allowed to
ply on either side whereas
heavy vehicles would be
allowed from Qaziqund-
Kashmir towards Jammu
after assessing road and traf-
fic situation on the highway
Wednesday morning.
DIVISION, GANDERBAL/SGR.
H.Q: CHEKI-DUDERHAMA GANDERBAL.
GIST OF e– NIT No: - 15/JS-PHE/RWSD/Civil of 2023-24.
Issued Under No: JS-PHE/RWSD/Corrs. / 2994 – 3018
Dated: 13.06.2023 -.-
DISTRICT JAL JEEVAN MISSION DISTRICT: SRINAGAR (BLOCK HARWAN ONLY)
14 NO. VILLAGES 09 NO. GRAM PANCHAYATS.
JAL SHAKTI DEPARTMENT (PHE) RWS DIVISION GANDERBAL/SRINAGAR
HQ: CHEK DUDERHAMA GANDERBAL
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
(Invited through e-Tendering mode only)
Limited to empanelled NGO’s / Agencies as per Annexure – IX)
FOR SELECTION / ENGAGEMENT OF AGENCIES FOR CARRYING OUT THE SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR
SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION OF JAL JEEVAN MISSION IN ALL VILLAGES / GRAM PANCHAYATS BY
WAY OF PERFORMING VARIOUS IEC ACTIVITIES IN DISTRICT SRINAGAR (BLOCK HARWAN) DISTRICT OF
UT OF J&K (UNDER JJM)
ISSUED BY: -
DISTRICT JAL JEEVAN MISSION, DISTRICT SRINAGAR
JAL SHAKTI DEPARTMENT UT OF J&K
LIST OF EMPANELLED AGENCIES
The State Mission Directorate of Jal Jeevan Mission, J&K has empanelled 07 No. Implementation
Support Agencies (ISAs) on dated 12.02.2022, through letter No. SMD(K)JJM/2020/10 & 04 No.
Additional Implementation Support Agencies (ISAs) on dated 09.12.2021, through letter No. SMD(K)
JJM/2020/10/2020-21/1020 – 27, total comprising of 11 No ISAs (mentioned below), to carry out
support activities under Jal Jeevan Mission, J&K strictly under the guidelines of Jal Jeevan Mission: -
1. National Development Foundation, 1”Floor Shakuntla Bhawan, Ram Janki Enclave,
Udheywala, Jammu J&K 180018.
2. Swarangan Meditation Charitable Trust. F-710, Prem Nagar New Plot, Jammu.
3. Kashmir Research Institute of Education and Solar Technology. K.P Road Near General Bus
Stand Anantnag-192101.
4. Gramin Vikas Trust. Plot No.60, Block-A, Kailash Colony, NewDelhi-110048.

Inspirational success stories of 4 JKAS officers transferred, posted 5. Voluntary Organization on Environmental and Socio-Economic Planning.
H. O: TajBuilding.Opp.D.COffice,LalChowkAnantnag-192101.

qualifiers from Ganderbal

6. Adarash Saraswati Mahila Shiksha Evam Gramin Vikas Samiti.
GK NEWS SERVICE istration Department has Plot No.05, HH Colony Bambo Road. Tonk(Rajasthan)-304001.
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been posted as Additional

7. S.R. Institute of Development. 1FloorAbdullaComplexLalNagar,
Jammu, June 14: The Secretary to the Govern-
IRFAN RAINA government Wednesday ment Skill Development Opposite Petrol Pump ChanaporaByepass Ganderbal.
ordered the transfers and Department. 8. A.R. Azad Koil Pulwama Kashmir
Ganderbal, June 14: postings of four Jammu and Through a separate 9. JK Development Action Group Methan Bye pass Srinagar
Many from central Kash- Kashmir Administrative order, Manoj Kumar, 10. National Education Society & Social Welfare Organization
mir’s Ganderbal district Service (JKAS) officers with JKAS, awaiting orders of General Bus Stand Anantnag
also qualified the NEET immediate effect. adjustment in the General 11. Society of Scheduled and Backwards First Floor Sangam Complex High Court Road Janipur
2023 examination by As per GAD order, Administration Department
Jammu
their hard work and dedi- Mohammad Ashraf Bhat, has been posted as Project
cation. Many are those JKAS, Special Secretary Officer, Wage Employment SECTION -1
who have succeeded dent of Khanan village in spoil sport however , " to the Government, Skill (ACD), Kishtwar, against an Name of the assignment: -
in their 2nd or third Kangan is his hard work It is my third attempt Development Department available vacancy. To carry out the support activities for successful implementation of Jal Jeevan Mission in all Villages /
attempts keeping their and dedication. Rayees as I couldn't make it to has been transferred and Ram Lal Sharma, Gram Panchayats by way of performing various IEC activities in DISTRICT SRINAGAR (BLOCK HARWAN)
hopes alive and staying secured 622 marks out qualify, adding that after will await further orders of JKAS, awaiting orders of OF UT OF J&K (UNDER JJM)
optimistic. of 720. "Hard work and earlier two droppers adjustment in the General adjustment in the General IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Attributing their suc- dedication never goes i didn't stop and with Administration Depart- Administration Depart-
cess to the hard work and waste and it is what is the improvement i con- ment. ment has been posted as S. No. Event Date /Information
support of the family and the result and outcome," tinued my studies and Narayan Dutt, JKAS, Deputy Secretary to the Date of Publishing / Release of
01 13/06/2023
teachers, the qualifiers of he said. " My consistent the results are here" he awaiting orders of adjust- Government, Social Wel- Limited Tender
the NEET 2023 from Gan- hard work from begin- added. ment in the General Admin- fare Department. 15/06//2023 at 11:30 am in the office chamber of the Executive Engineer JS-
derbal district of central ning proved fruitful,” he Another student, 02 Pre-Bid meeting
PHE RWS Division Ganderbal/Sgr (at Chek Duderhama Ganderbal)
Kashmir share their suc- added. Rayees said that Masrat Bashir a resident
cess stories. only 6-7 hour study a day
Last date of submission of Limit-
of Tulmulla village area
GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR 02 19/06/2023 upto 14:00 pm Hours
Inayat Ullah Bhat can help the student to of Ganderbal district ed Tender
a resident of Yenhima
Lar, Ganderbal cleared
achieve success.
Abid Mushtaq Dar
have also cleared NEET
by securing 554 out of OFFICE OF THE CHILD 03 Date of Opening of Financial Bid
20/06/2023 at 11:30 am Hours (in the office of the Executive Engineer JS-PHE
RWS Division Ganderbal/Sgr (HQ: Chek Duderhama Ganderbal) on behalf of

the NEET in his third
attempt. Inayat who lost
his father in a tragic
accident in year 2018 had
to face all sort of odds
and hardships while suc-
who hails from Sehpora
village of Ganderbal dis-
trict qualified NEET
exams in his third
attempt. " I had opted
for medical subjects as i
DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
720 in her 2nd attempt.
Besides an intelligent
student, Masrat is an obe-
dient daughter of her par-
ents who wanted to fulfil
the dream of her parents
Chairman (District Development Commissioner) District Jal Jeevan Mission,
SRINAGAR. Phone/Fax: 0194-24-777-42 Email: cposrinagar@gmail.com
OFFICER 04 Bid document
The Bid document can be downloaded and viewed from any of the website:
www.jktenders.gov.in free of cost.
POSHAN PROJECT BONIYAR 05 Validity of BID Documents 90 days from the last date of bid submission
RE003

ceeding in his journey want to become a doctor of seen her becoming a Rs. 30,000/- to be pledged in favour of the Superintending Engineer Hydraulic
of qualifying the NEET and my aim is to serve doctor. Her father a car- 06 Earnest Money Deposit (EMD)
examination. Inayat my society as we belong penter by profession is
Subject:- Corrigendum to Advertisement Circle Srinagar/Ganderbal payable at Ganderbal
scored 656 out of 720. " I to a rural area" he said. so proud of her daughter Notice: No: -CDPO/POSHAN/Adv/2023/26-64 Executive Engineer JS-PHE RWS Division Ganderbal/Sgr (HQ: Chek Duderhama
did my schooling from Abid's home is thronged and success. “The credit Ganderbal) on behalf of Chairman (District Development Commissioner) Dis-
Dated: 26-05-2023 and Notice No: CDPO/POSHAN/ 07 Address for Bid Submission
Qamaria educational by his relatives and of my success also goes trict Jal Jeevan Mission, SRINAGAR. Phone/Fax: 0194-24-777-42 Email: cpos-
institute Ganderbal and neighbors to congratu- to my parents, teach- Adv/2023/65-94 Dated: - 26-05-2023 of Sanginis rinagar@gmail.com
then took admission in late him and family on ers and well-wishers,” (AWWs) and Sahayikas(AWHs) Poshan Project Executive Engineer JS-PHE RWS Division Ganderbal/Sgr (HQ: Chek Duderhama
New Dreamland school the achievement and Masrat says. She believes
Ganderbal for 11th and success. Abid has done that anybody can top the
Boniyar. Ganderbal) on behalf of the Superintending Engineer Hydraulic Circle GANDER-
12th" Inayat told Greater is schooling from Hanfia examination if there is The advertisement notice for the posts of Sanginis BAL
Kashmir. He said that his Islamia model School will and determination. (AWWs) and Sahayikas(AWHs) made from this office 10 Contact Person
family and teachers had and Government Boys As per the information District Nodal Officer, JJM, Ganderbal.
a great role in his suc- higher secondary school available, Suhail Ahmed
vide above referred advertisement notification
cess. Inayat said that he Ganderbal. Abid said Rather of Kangan, Obaid of Panchayat Halqa Naganari is on hold till the
mostly opted for online that he started preparing Amin from Batwina necessary clarification/rectifications shall be made Phone: +91 9419010630. Email: srinagarse@gmail.com.
and self study mode for NEET in 2019, how- Ganderbal and Zahid from the concerned quarters . DIPK-3465/23 Sd/-
during his preparation. ever in between inter- Ahmed of Chek Fateh- Dated:- 14.6.2023 Er. Samiullah Beigh
The reason behind net blockade and other pora Ganderbal have DIPK-3461/23 Sd/- Child Dev. Project Officer Executive Engineer JS (PHE) Deptt.
the success of Rayees circumstances includ- also qualified the NEET Dated: 14.6.2023 Poshan Boniyar. RWS Division Ganderbal/Sgr
Ahmed Magray, a resi- ing COVID-19 played a examination.

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Srinagar, June 14: Apni Party President
Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari and the
party’s General Secretary Syed Asgar Ali
have emphasised the urgent need for swift
and adequate compensation for those
whose buildings and houses were
damaged due to the earthquake that
struck in Doda on Tuesday afternoon.
In a statement, both the leaders
have called upon the LG administra-
tion to speed up the assessment of
losses and ensure a rapid disburse-
ment of compensation to the affected people.
In his message, Bukhari, while expressing
his profound sympathy with the affected
people, said, "It is disheartening to know
that numerous buildings, including residen-
tial houses, have developed cracks due to the
expresses concern
GK NEWS SERVICE her discretion, intelligence and risk.
Handwara June 14: Panic The Company, Publisher or any of its
Srinagar, June 14: Democratic Progressive Azad gripped in Yaroo village of employees do not vouch for any claims
earthquake tremors in Doda’s in Gandoh, Srinagar, June 14: People's Demo- Party (DPAP) chairman Ghulam Handwara on Wednesday made by the Advertisers of products
and services and shall not be held liable
Baderwah, and Thatri areas. Thankfully, cratic Party (PDP) Presi- Nabi Azad today said that his evening after two persons for any damages, loss, consequences,
no casualties have occurred in the quake. dent Mehbooba Mufti party will sweep assembly polls were attacked and injured suffered by any person on account of
I urge the administration to prioritise the on Wednesday said that because of its pro-people policy. by a leopard while they were relying on such advertisements.
assessment of losses and swiftly provide Kashmiri farmers are According to a press note, he busy in sowing rice saplings
adequate compensation to those who have struggling to contain a was addressing a party function. in nearby agriculture land.
suffered from this natural calamity. brutal leaf miner pest that Jammu and Kashmir Gujjar and The injured were immediately
The administration must immediate- has inflicted catastrophic Bakerwal Conference J&K Gen- evacuated to District Hospital
ly assess the losses and ensure com- damage on their crops. eral Secretary Choudhary Mohammad Yaseen (DH) Handwara where according
pensation is provided to the affected In a Tweet, Mehbooba Mufti said Poswal joined DPAP in presence of Azad. to doctors their condition is stable.
people without any delay." that the farmers are in a state of utter Azad said that the DPAP is a party of The injured have been identified
Moreover, Apni Party President despair and despondency. She appealed common people and whosoever aims to serve as Mohammed Shafi Shah son of
emphasised the requirement for an to the Lieutenant Governor Manoj the people is welcomed. “Our agenda is pro Mohammad Yousuf Shah of Bat-
expert assessment to accurately Sinha and department concerned to people and we support the policies that serve pora Langate, and Mohammad
gauge the earthquake vulnerability in intervene into the matter. for the welfare of people,” he said. Hamzah resident of Yaroo village.
the Chenab Valley so that people are pro- "Kashmir's farmers are struggling to On the occasion, Poswal said that he joined Locals of the area have urged
vided proper guidance on constructing contain a brutal leaf miner pest that has DPAP since he was impressed with the party authorities to take immediate
resilient buildings, including residen- inflicted catastrophic damage on their policies. He said DPAP is the only party that steps with regard to catch the
tial houses, in the region, ensuring their crops. They are in a state of utter despair speaks for the Gujjar and Bakerwal community leopard so that such ferocious
safety in the future. and despondency,” she tweeted. GKNS and support their causes. aacks could be thwart in future.

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Teacher arrested for molesting,
sexually assaulting 2 minor students
Booked under POSCO Act
GK NEWS SERVICE
Srinagar, June 14: Police
on Wednesday arrested
an Arabic teacher who is
accused of molesting and
sexually assaulting two
minor students here.
“One Arabic teacher in
Holy Faith School, Rawal-
pora namely Satar Beigh
(42) S/o Nabar Beigh R/o
Gurez, Bandipora (a/p stay-
ing at Hyderpura) arrested
for molesting & sexually
assaulting 2 minor girl stu-
SKIMS organises blood donation camp
GK NEWS SERVICE
Srinagar, June 14: On the occasion,
World Blood Donor Day, the department
of Blood Transfusion and Immunohe-
matology SKIMS organised a voluntary
Blood Donation Camp today.
The slogan of the campaign was "Give
Blood, Give Plasma, Share Life, Share Often."
Director SKIMS Prof. Parvaiz A Koul
attended camp and encouraged voluntary
donors to participate in such events.
Many NGO's including Al Iman Youth
Foundation, Awaz-o-Ehsas, Medical Aid
Forum Kangan and G.R Beigh Memorial
Trust and medical and paramedical staff of
the SKIMS participated and donated blood.
The HOD, Blood Transfusion & Immu-
nohematology of the event informed that
around more than 70 units of the blood
were collected so far. She thanked all the
donors for their overwhelming participa-
tion. She also thanked Director SKIMS
for facilitating the event.
The World Blood Donor Day is cele-
Departmental store
owners booked for
selling adulterated
baby milk
GK NEWS SERVICE
Srinagar, June 14: Srinagar
Police on Wednesday booked
owners of a departmental store
for allegedly selling sub-stan-
dard baby milk at Sanat Nagar
area of the city, “which led to
deterioration of baby’s health.”
In a Tweet, Srinagar
police said that a case has
been filed in Sadar police
station and investigation has
been started.
Police said that the case
has been registered against
7/11 department store in
Sanat Nagar.
“Case registered against 7/11
department store, Sanat Nagar
for selling substandard / adul-
terated milk for baby leading
to deterioration of the health
of baby. FIR no 48/23 under
sections 273, 274, 275, 276, 420
of IPC registered in Sadar PS
& investigation has started,”
police tweeted—(KNO)
SKUAST-K organises
capacity building
programme
GK NEWS SERVICE
Srinagar, June 14: SKUAST-
K organises capacity build-
ing programme for students
to inculcate Peace, Human
Values under value Education.
The event was organised
by Department of Students
Welfare Shalimar, SKUAST-K.
The training was organised in
collaboration with The Prem
Rawat Foundation (TPRF)
from June 12 to 14.
The inaugural session
was chaired by Vice Chan-
cellor Prof. M. A. A Siddique
along with Dean faculty of
Horticulture Prof. Neelofar
Banday and Coordinator
CCPC-FOH Prof. F.A. Lone
Vice-Chancellor, Prof. M.A.A
Siddique. He congratulated
Dr. Seemi Lohani, Students
Welfare Officer and
Training Co-ordinator
for organizing this type of
unique program for the stu-
dents. Dean Faculty of Horti-
culture Prof. Neelofar Bandey
stated that the value of edu-
cation among students is
one of the best efforts to
create a good atmosphere.
The aim of the programme
was to empower students to
face past events, gain willing-
ness to change and also aid
in beer anger management.
More than 100 students and
scholars from various divi-
sions from the university. The
anchored by two Ph. D schol-
ars Burgish Parveez Bhat and
Shehwar Ilyas of the university.
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dents of class 4th & 5th in
school. FIR Registered under
brated every year on June 14 to thank the
selflessness of voluntary blood donors and
celebrate life and humanity.
Valley Uro-Con 2023 to begin
at GMC Srinagar today
GK NEWS SERVICE
Srinagar, June 14: The Post-
doctoral Department of Urology
at the Super Specialty Hospital
Srinagar is organising upcom-
ing Valley Uro-Con 2023, a pre-
mier medical conference from
June 15 to 17 at GMC Srinagar.
This conference aims to
bring together esteemed health-
care professionals, researchers,
policymakers, and community
leaders to explore the latest
advancements in UROLOGY
and renal transplant towards
improving health outcomes in
our community.
Prof. (Dr.) Syed Sajjad Nazir
(HOD urology and Chairman
Valley Uro-con 2023) said that
atleast 300 delegates have regis-
tered so far and 40 faculty from
national & international repute
will demonstrate their skills.
Valley Uro-Con 2023 is
poised to be a transformative
event, providing enlightening,
informative, and insightful
discussions on current health-
care challenges, technological
advancements, and innova-
tions in Urology and Renal
transplant. Prof Khursheed
Guru, Director Robotic Surgery
at Roswell Park Cancer Insti-
tute World renowned robotic
urologist, Prof Ghulam Nabi
from Dundee University UK
and Dr Farhan Khan from USA
will demonstrate live surgeries
and deliver didactic lectures.
Prof Anant Kumar Direc-
tor Urology Max Hospital will
demonstrate Live Laparoscopic
donor nephrectomy and renal
transplant. Other guest faculty
include Prof Malik Arjuna,
AS College organises workshop on PMUSPY
GK NEWS SERVICE
Srinagar, June 14: Amar
Singh College, Srinagar
conducted a day-long aware-
ness workshop on Pradhan
Mantri Uchchatar Shiksha
Protsahan (PMUSPY) for-
merly known as Prime Min-
isters Special Scholarship
Scheme (PMSSS) 2023-24.
The workshop was held
for the students of Jammu,
Kashmir & Ladakh and was
inaugurated by Director Col-
leges J&K Prof. (Dr) Yasmeen
Ashai in presence of Chair-
man AICTE, Prof. T.G. Sith-
Srinagar Police @SrinagarPolice
Danish Malla S/o Ali Mohd Malla R/o Mehjoor Nagar arrested for stabbing
one person namely Adil Amin at Rambagh Area. Motive of attack has been
found as business rivalry over fruit selling business. FIR no 51 u/s 323, 341,
307 of IPC registered at Sadar PS.
POSCO act in Sadar PS,” Sri-
nagar Police tweeted.
Prof Anshuman Kapoor, Prof
Shailesh Raina & others. For the
first time in the valley Sacral
Neuromodulation “BLADDER
PACEMAKER” a ground break-
ing revolutionary technology
for treatment of bladder prob-
lems will be demonstrated. Dr
Tanveer Iqbal (Associate pro-
fessor and Organizing Secre-
tary) said that “with a diverse
range of topics & expert speak-
ers, attendees will gain valu-
able insights into cutting-edge
research and developments
shaping the future of urology”.
The event has been accred-
ited by the Jammu and Kash-
mir State Medical Council
(JKSMC) and participants will
be awarded 12 Continuing Med-
ical Education (CME) points.
This conference offers a
unique platform to engage in
meaningful discussions, net-
work with peers, and learn from
leading experts in the field,
there will be 14 live operative
cases which will be live telecast-
ed from SSH OT to GMC Audi-
torium along with live related
Kidney Transplant Surgery.
Participants can look forward
to a comprehensive program
featuring keynote speeches,
interactive panel discussions, &
workshops designed to address
critical healthcare issues and
explore emerging trends.
Topics will encompass urologi-
cal disorders, surgical tech-
niques, medical innovations,
patient care, and much more.
For registration & further infor-
mation, please visit our official
conference website at https://
valleyurocon.com/, the organis-
ers said in a statement.
aram and Director SAGB,
AICTE, Kunal Jeet Singh and
other officials of AICTE.
In her inaugural address
Prof. Ashai, extended her
gratitude to AICTE and
said that AICTE has always
been on toes for the develop-
ment and upliftment of J&K
youth and has provided the
scholarships to thousands
of students from J&K UT,
who have been immensely
benefited from the scheme.
Chairman AICTE, Prof. TG
Sitharam and Director SAGB,
AICTE, Kunal Jeet Singh, also
addressed the event.
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Public Grievance
Redressal Camp ‘Restore glory of Gilsar, Khushalsar lakes’
held at Theed
Harwan
NLCO seeks conservation of twin water bodies
GK NEWS SERVICE
Srinagar, June 14: The
Deputy Commissioner (DC)
Srinagar, Mohammad Aijaz
Asad Wednesday held the
Block Diwas programme at
New Theed Harwan under
weekly public outreach
programme.
On the occasion, local
DDC and BDC members, PRI
representatives projected
various issues and devel-
opment related demands GK NEWS SERVICE “However, the present condi- It stands as a testament to what sary to prevent encroachments
before the Deputy Com- tions paint a grim picture. can be accomplished through and protect their ecological
missioner including issues Srinagar, June 14: Nigeen Neglect and pollution have collective action and dedicated integrity. Removal of encroach-
regarding damages caused Lake Conservation Organ- severely impacted these once- efforts,” he said. ments is also important. Drains
to Horticulture/Agriculture isation (NLCO) has sought pristine lakes. Deteriorating Wangnoo said in view of should be connected to STPs to
crops, correction in Revenue intervention of authorities to water quality, encroachments, this inspiring example, “it is prevent contamination of the
records, establishment of restore Gilsar and Khushalsar and excessive siltation have left crucial for authorities to pri- lakes,” he said.
SFC Depot in the area, Social lakes in the summer capital. them in a dilapidated state. The oritise rejuvenation of Gilsar He also suggested develop-
Welfare & irrigation related “Kashmir renowned for its vibrant ecosystems that once and Khushalsar lakes.” ing cycle tracks around the
maers, protection from Wild awe-inspiring landscapes and thrived here are now strug- “Immediate action is lakes to promote eco-friendly
Animals and other develop- tranquil beauty, is currently gling to survive, with severe required to halt further deg- transportation and enhance
ment related maers. facing a heartbreaking decline consequences for the flora, radation and ensure the sus- public accessibility. He said
The DC interacted with the in condition of its Gilsar and fauna, and local communities tained conservation of these water sports facilities such as
local people and received Khushasur twin urban lakes. that depend on them,” he said. invaluable water-bodies. The boating, kayaking, and canoe-
first hand appraisal about the These invaluable natural gems, “Amid prevailing despair, a twin lakes are orphaned as no ing should be started to promote
public issues and demands. which hold historical and eco- beacon of hope shines through one cares to own them. Above recreational opportunities.
He gave patient hearing to logical significance, are now in in the form of community- all, it is crucial to transfer the “Reopening traditional
the people and passed on a state of neglect. Despite the led campaigns like Mission responsibility of these twin navigation routes should
the spot instructions to the looming crisis, stakeholders Ehasaas, recognised and praised water-bodies to LC&MA, as also be done to facilitate sus-
concerned Departments have shown indifference, fail- by Prime Minister Modi in his they possess superior resourc- tainable transportation and
for time-bound redressal of ing to take action to revive and Mann Ki Baat address and Lieu- es in terms of personnel and promote cultural tourism.
public grievances. The DC safeguard these crucial resourc- tenant Governor Manoj Sinha equipment,” he said. We urge the authorities to
said the District Adminis- es,” president NLCO Manzoor in Awam ki Awaz. Initiated by He recommended clearing promptly initiate much-need-
tration is taking all possible Ahmad Wangnoo said. the Nigeen Lake Conservation accumulated silt and debris ed rejuvenation of these lakes.
measures to ensure beer Wangnoo said Gilsar and Organisation, this public-driv- from the lakes to restore their Let us unite in our resolve to
civic facilities to the people Khushalsar are an important en movement has successfully natural depth and improve save and restore these invalu-
particularly living in remote part of the natural network brought about a positive trans- water quality. “Demarcation of able treasures of Kashmir's
areas of the District. of water bodies in Srinagar. formation in Khushasur Lake. boundaries of the lakes is neces- ecosystem,” Wangnoo added.
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Subject:- 1st Tentative Seniority list of Junior Theatre Technician District Cadre Pulwama, Budgam, Kulgam,
Site at Nursing Garh Karan Nagar Municipality Road, Srinagar
Cell No. 9419016789 Anantnag, Ganderbal, Baramulla, Srinagar, Kupwara, Budgam & Bandipore.
NOTIFICATION
RE003
Whereas, in terms of S.O 334 of 2022 dated 13.07.2022, the posts of Jr. Theatre Technician has been identified as
District Cadre posts.
Whereas, on the basis of information received from concerned CMO’s / other DDO’s, the 1st tentative seniority
list of Jr. Theatre Technician District Cadre Pulwama, Budgam, Kulgam, Anantnag, Ganderbal, Baramulla, Srinagar,
Kupwara, Budgam & Bandipore is hereby prepared / circulated amongst all the concerned through their controlling
officers for information and objection if any with regard to service particulars shown against each should reach
to this Directorate within 15 days from the date of issuance of this circular alongwith documentary evidence duly
forwarded by the concerned Chief Medical Officers.
The concerned CMO’s shall ensure that no Jr. Theatre Technician is left out and in case any Jr. Theatre Tech. is left
out his full-service particulars alongwith documentary evidence may be furnished to this Directorate in order to
incorporate the concerned employee at appropriate place / serial. The tentative seniority list of Jr. Theatre Tech is
also made available in official website of this Directorate (www.dhskashmir.org.)
S.No Name of the Junior Designation Date of Birth Date of 1st ap- Present Place of Remarks
Theatre Technician pointment posting
1 DISTRICT PULWAMA
1. Mehraj Ahmad Reshi Jr. Theatre Technician 08.03.1985 01.03.2016 DH Pulwama
2. Bashir Ahmad Shah Jr. Theatre Technician 04.11.1987 28.05.2016 DH Pulwama
II DISTRICT KULGAM
1 Aga Imdad Ali Jan Jr. Theatre Technician 07.01.1990 17.03.2016 DH Kulgam Representations
dated 03.05.2023
2 Shafiq Hussain Bhat Jr. Theatre Technician 24.8.1985 17.03.2016 DH Kulgam
3 Parvaiz Ahmad Bhat Jr. Theatre Technician 12.11.1977 07.04.2016 SDH Yaripora
GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU & KASHMIR 4 Shahbaz Hameed Jr. Theatre Technician 30.10.1989 07.04.2016 SDH DH Pora
5 Imtiyaz Rasool Thoker Jr. Theatre Technician 10.03.1978 09.04.2016 DH Kulgam
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE 6
7
Pervaze Ahmad Bhat
Aijaz Ahmad Laway
Jr. Theatre Technician 01.01.1979 09.04.2016
Jr. Theatre Technician 01.01.1993 15.07.2019
EH Qazigund
DH Kulgam
ENGINEER (R&B) DIVISION 1 Naseer Ahmad Sheikh
III DISTRICT ANANTNAG
Jr. Theatre Technician 15.02.1990 01.03.2016 SDH Kokarnag
BANDIPORA. 2
3
Zubair Iqbal Wani Jr. Theatre Technician 28.02.1986 01.03.2016
Showkat Hussain Sheikh Jr. Theatre Technician 01.01.1976 01.03.2016
AH GMC Anantnag
DH Anantnag
4 Imtiyaz Ahmad Hajam Jr. Theatre Technician 09.11.1981 01.03.2016 SDH Seer
CORRIGENDUM 5 Aamir Hussain Baba Jr. Theatre Technician 21.07.1989 02.03.2016 AH GMC Anantnag
RE003
6
7
Mudasir Hussain Bhat
Subzar Ahmad Bhat
Jr. Theatre Technician 30.03.1981 08.04.2016
Jr, Theatre Technician 05.04.1981 08.04.2016
AH GMC Anantnag
AH GMC Anantnag
Subject: - 1. Up-gradation of Gorie Mohalla 8 Shabir Ahmad Fateing Jr, Theatre Technician 01.06.1978 09.04.2016 SDH Dooru
IV DISTRICT GANDERBAL
Turkpora Road
1 Sheikh Hilal Jr. Theatre Technician 30.11.1989 02.03.2016 SDH/Trauma
Ref:- e-NIT No.18 of 2023-24 Dated:- 10-06- Hospital Kangan
2023. 2 Ab Basit Sofi Jr. Theatre Technician 06.08.1988 07.04.2016 SDH/Trauma
Hospital Kangan
The above subjected work advertised vide V DISTRICT BARAMULLA
this office e-NIT No. referred above is hereby 1 Showkat Ahmad Lone Jr. Theatre Technician 01.04.1990 29.02.2016 SDH Sopore
2 Junaid Rasool Sofi Jr. Theatre Technician 18.04.1988 29.02.2016 AH GMC Baramulla
cancelled due to technical/administrative 3 Shahzad Ahmad Bhat Jr. Theatre Technician 04.03.1982 29.02.2016 SDH Sopore
reasons. 4 Mohd Rafiq Bhat Jr. Theatre Technician 20.10.1987 29.02.2016 AH GMC Baramulla
5 Fareed Ahmad Hajam Jr. Theatre Technician 15.02.1979 29.02.2016 AH GMC Baramulla
Fresh NIT will be uploaded shortly.
6 Mudasir Gani Beigh Jr. Theatre Technician 01.04.1986 29.02.2016 SDH Sopore
DIPK-3441/23 Sd/= 7 Gh Nabi Lone Jr. Theatre Technician 30.03.1981 07.04.2016 SDH Sopore
Dated:- 14-06-2023. Executive Engineer
R&B Division Bandipora.
8 Nilofar Nazir
S.NO Name of the Junior
Jr. Theatre Technician
Designation
30.09.1988 02.05.2016
Date of Birth Date of 1st ap-
AH GMC Baramulla
Present Place of Remarks
Theatre Technician pointment posting
9 Maroof Nabi Jr. Theatre Technician 31.07.1992 02.05.2016 All GMC Barnmulla
GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU & KASHMIR 10 Mohd Waseem Lone Jr. Theatre Technician 01.02.1991 02.05.2016 SDH Kreerl
11 Firdous Ahmad Jr. Theatre Technician 12.02.1978 02.05.2016 SDH Sopore
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER 12 Rizwan Mohi Ud din Jr. Theatre Technician 27.10.1981 02.05.2016 AH GMC IWamulla
MECHANICAL HOSPITAL AND CENTRAL 1 Ishrat Mushtaq Jr. Theatre Technician
VI DISTRICT SRINAGAR
05.08.1987 09.04.2016 CMO Sgr. Presently deployed
HEATING DIVISION SRINAGAR at SMHS Srinagar
Subject: - Preparation of detailed drawings and design 2 Samiullah Asmi Jr. Theatre Technician 04.09.1979 30.08.2017 JLNM Rainwari
VII DISTRICT KUPWARA
for Fire Fighting System and Central Heating
1 Sajad Ahmad Lone Jr. Theatre Technician 16.10.1988 08.04.2016 DH Handwara
System for District Court Shopian 2 Abdul Roof Khan Jr. Theatre Technician 01.11.1991 18.12.2018 DH Handwara
References: This office e- NIT no: MHCHD/TS 3. Shahzad Hussain Jr. Theatre Technician 04.12.1990 18.12.2018 SDH Kupwara
/2023-24/25/e-tendering Dated 08.06.2023 4 Imtiyaz Ahmad Jr. Theatre Technician 10.01.1988 18.12.2018 DH Handwara
5 Tanveer Gaffar Jr. Theatre Technician 26.04.1989 18.12.2018 SDH Kupwara
EXTENSION 6 Nisar Ahmad Bhat Jr. Theatre Technician 01.03.1990 28.05.2020
VIII DISTRICT BUDGAM
SDH Kupwara
In view of no response, the Critical dates of above subject 1. Irfan Ali Mir Jr. Theatre Technician 01.02.1988 29.02.2016 DH Budgam
work tendered vide above referred e-NIT are extended as 2 Masrat Jan Jr. Theatre Technician 01.03.1984 01.03.2016 SDH Nagam
3 Imtiyaz Ahmad Rishi Jr. Theatre Technician 23.05.1991 29.03.2016 SDH Beerwah RBA
follows: -
4 Niyaz Ahmad Ganie Jr. Theatre Technician 02.04.1992 07.04.2016 SDH Nagam
S.No Description Date and Time 5 Shabeer Ahmad Parray Jr. Theatre Technician 20.11.1992 07.04.2016 DH Budgam
1. Last Date of Bid Submission 19.06.2023 (12:00 hrs)
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6 Rishu Kumar Jr. Theatre Technician 19.08.1989 11.04.2016 DH Budgam Reserved
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Independence of District Judiciary
Greater Kashmir Editorial

Handle with care The judiciary must take utmost care to see that the temple of justice does not crack from inside
Exam result errors must be avoided it is the judiciary which is entrusted tion. Therefore, adequate emoluments, of law which says, “Be you ever so

A
with the task of keeping every organ pension and good working conditions high, the law is above you.” This is
few days back the Jammu and Kashmir Board of School of the State within the limits of the law for the members of the District Judiciary the principle of independence which
Education (JKBoSE) declared the result of the annual and thereby making the rule of law are essential for its effective functioning. is important for the establishment of
examination of 12th class. A number of students alleged meaningful and effective. It is to aid the In All India Judges Association v. Union participatory democracy, maintenance
discrepancies in the result. Subsequently, the Board had judiciary in this task that the power of of India & Ors., the Supreme Court held of the rule of law and delivery of social
to revise the results of large number of students and issue judicial review has been conferred upon that the separation of powers demands justice. Therefore, for the effective
notifications revealing significant changes in the examination the judiciary and it is by exercising this that the officers of the Judiciary should functioning of the District Judiciary,
outcomes. Hundreds of students shown as having failed in the power which constitutes one of the most be treated separately from the staff of as has been held by the Supreme Court
result gazette had actually secured distinction or first or second potent weapons in armoury of the law, the legislative and executive wings recently, it is necessary that required
divisions. BoSE authorities must seriously deal with this issue that the judiciary seeks to protect the as the judges are not employees of the amendments are carried out in Service
and hold those accountable, involved in making such type of
INSTITUTION citizen against violation of his consti- State but are holders of public office who Rules of the Judicial Officers across all
errors. With these errors the students, who are already over- MUNEEB RASHID MALIK tutional or legal rights by the State. It wield sovereign judicial power. Article jurisdictions, and what is also required
stressed due to their studies, examinations and results are unnec- has also been observed by the Supreme 50 of the Constitution directs the State is that the High Courts and the compe-
essarily put to extra stress. Creating such a situation for them muneebrashidmalik@gmail.com Court that integrity is the hallmark of to take steps to separate the judiciary tent authorities must bring the rules in

“
must be avoided. The students and their families must not suffer
due to the mistakes of some officials. While results of all classes The independence of the District
are usually taken seriously by the students and their families but Judiciary must also be equally a part
12th class annual examination result is more important for large of the basic structure of the Consti-
number of students. Because the results give an idea to the stu- tution. Without impartial and inde-
dents whether or not they can go for the entrance examination for pendent judges in the District Judi-
admission in various professional courses and to what extent they ciary, Justice, a preambular goal would
can perform in those examinations. One can easily understand remain illusory. The District Judiciary
what a student goes through when he or she having a distinction is, in most cases, also the Court which
in 12th class examination is declared failed in the result gazette. is most accessible to the litigant…On a
Their families, who expect good outcome of the hard work of their single day, the District Judiciary han-
student sons and daughters, too get disturbed with such errors in dled nearly 11.3 lakh cases. It was seen
the gazette. The errors in the result gazette may not be deliberate that during the period of the pandemic
but such errors are avoidable if the whole result process is dealt as well, the District Judiciary was yet
with seriousness and care. One can understand the urgency of efficient and undertook its functions
the JKBoSE to declare the results in time, but mistakes must not to ensure that justice is delivered in a
be committed in the process. There should be a mechanism in timely manner. It is thus important to
the Board to detect the errors before the result is declared. Such recognize that the District Judiciary is
steps can make the whole exercise error free and credible. But a vital part of the independent judicial
if required steps are not taken before the declaration of results system, which is, in turn, part of the
such incidents can occur again. However, it is being hoped that Basic Structure of the Constitution.” -
the errors are not committed in future. The concerned authorities All India Judges Association v. Union
will hopefully take a serious note of it and give necessary direc- of India & Ors.
tions to their staff in this connection. When contacted by media A Judge must always discharge his
persons, the BoSE authorities said that such an incident should duties by upholding the Constitution
not have occurred and assured action against those responsible and the laws with a strong character,
for the errors. A mechanism has to be developed to avoid re- impeccable integrity, and an upright
occurance of such incidents in future. That way the students can conduct. The duties of Judicial office
be saved from unnecessary tension due to these errors. must also be performed, keeping in
mind the principles of independence,
impartiality and objectivity, which are
the hallmarks of judicial values and
judicial discipline, apart from others
and the judiciary must take utmost care
to see that the temple of justice does
not crack from inside, which will lead
to a catastrophe in the justice-delivery,
system resulting in the failure of public
confidence in the system. The standards
of ethics expected of judges are more
rigorous than those applied to other
professions. Hence, the maintenance
of discipline in the judicial service is of
paramount significance and the accept-
ability of the judgment depends upon
the credibility of the conduct, honesty,
integrity and character of the officer.
The District Judiciary in India plays
an important role in preserving and
protecting the rule of law. It also plays
a crucial role in generating public con-
fidence which sustains the credibility of
the judiciary. What is vital to the judicial
system is the independence of the Dis-
trict Judiciary as it is the backbone of
the judicial system. The Supreme Court
has time and time again held that the
District Judiciary should not be referred
to as Subordinate Judiciary because the
District Judge is not subordinate to any
other person in the exercise of his/her
jurisdiction and it is also disrespectful
to the constitutional position of a District
Judge to call him/her as a Subordinate
from the Executive and this distinction is
important because judicial independence
from the executive and the legislature
requires the judiciary to have a say in
matters of their finances. Allowing the
Executive to decide the pay of the judicia-
ry may lead to unintended consequences,
hence, to secure the independence of the
judiciary, it is essential that the pay of
judicial officers is separate and distinct
from the pay of staff of other wings of
the State.
The Supreme Court has evolved vari-
ous principles, which form the founda-
tion of judicial pay, pension and allow-
ances and they are; uniform designa-
tions and service conditions of judicial
officers across the country; pay of judi-
cial officers must be stand-alone and not
compared to that of staff of the political
executive or the legislature; indepen-
dence of the judiciary is part of the basic
structure of the Constitution; access
to an independent judiciary enforces
fundamental rights guaranteed under
Part III of the Constitution; the func-
tion of all judicial officers in the District
Judiciary and judges of the High Court
and the Supreme Court is essentially
the same. The Courts, together, con-
stitute the unified judicial system for
administering justice, so, there must
conformity with the recommendations
of the Second National Judicial Pay
Commission accepted by the Supreme
Court as efficient functioning necessar-
ily requires judges of calibre as well as
capacity to be provided with the right
incentives and promotion opportunities
so that the successful functioning of the
judiciary is maintained.
Adequate judicial infrastructure for
the District Courts in India is also the
need of the hour. A large number of Dis-
trict Courts in the county still operate
from structures which are dilapidated,
making it difficult to perform their
functions effectively. According to the
National Mission for Justice Delivery
and Legal Reforms, adequate judicial
infrastructure is a pre-requisite for
reducing delays in cases. Many statis-
tics show that the District Judiciary
struggles with pendency due to short-
age of courtrooms, support staff, and
residential accommodation for judi-
cial officers. Therefore, time is ripe
to improve the infrastructure of the
District Judiciary so that it can per-
form its functions effectively without
any obstacles as its independence is a
pre-requisite to the rule of law and a
fundamental guarantee of a fair trial, in
the words of Lord Chief Justice Hewart

Challenging professionalism. In a catena of judg-

ments, the Supreme Court has observed
that the concept of independence of
Judge. The Constitution recognizes a
District Judge as an essential cog in the
judicial system and respect ought to be
be integration in terms of pay, pension
and other service conditions between
the District Judiciary, the High Courts
in the case of R v Sussex Justices ex
parte McCarthy, “Justice should not
only be done, but should manifestly and

Conventional Beliefs
the judiciary is a noble concept which accorded to the District Judiciary and and the Supreme Court. The service undoubtedly be seen to be done.”
inspires the constitutional scheme and its contribution in preserving the rule of conditions of judges of one state must Muneeb Rashid Malik is an Advocate and tweets @
constitutes the foundation on which law in the country at all times. be equivalent to similar posts of judges muneebmalikrash.
rests the edifice of our democratic The District Judiciary is the only of other states to ensure that the judicial
Challenging cultural norms polity. If there is one principle which physically accessible institution for system is uniform and effective in its
SOCIETY necessitates the collective efforts runs through the entire fabric of the majority of the litigants for accessing jus- functioning. Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this article
are the personal opinions of the author. The facts, analysis,
SAN’NA FIRDOUS of families, community leaders, Constitution, it is the principle of the tice which is a facet of right to life guar- The Judiciary in India has always assumptions and perspective appearing in the article do not
and influential figures. They must rule of law and under the Constitution, anteed under Article 21 of the Constitu- upheld the core principle of the rule reflect the views of GK.
firdoussanna@gmail.com become catalysts for change, illu-

I
minating a path where individual
n the captivating region of character, personal growth, and

Post 2019, Kashmir’s Changing Perception

Kashmir, where the breathtak-
ing beauty of nature enchants
and tales of wonder abound,
a fascinating social construct
intertwines marriage prospects
with government employment. It
is widely believed that individu-
als fortunate enough to hold cov-
eted government jobs possess a
golden ticket to finding suitable
partners and a life of abundance.
Conversely, those employed in the
private sector oen face unjust
scrutiny, with their ambition and
financial stability called into ques-
tion. This prevailing cultural belief
poses a remarkable challenge
for young men without govern-
ment positions. As a researcher,
it is crucial to shed light on these
deeply entrenched notions and
advocate for a society where mar-
riage transcends occupational
shared values prevail over occu-
pational status. Public awareness
campaigns, community dialogues,
and educational initiatives play a
vital role in dismantling exist-
ing stereotypes and fostering an
inclusive and equitable vision of
marriage.
True progress lies in embrac-
ing equality and recognizing that
a fulfilling marriage can be built
on a foundation of love, respect,
and shared goals, irrespective of
employment status. It is time to
redefine success, breaking free
from conventional measures of
prosperity. Society should encour-
age and support individuals in pur-
suing their passions and dreams,
irrespective of whether they lead to
government jobs or not. This inclu-
sive approach will create a society
where marriage is based on the
The government has implemented various socio-economic initiatives to promote development in Kashmir
Kashmir is part of the change.
Jammu and Kashmir had a special
status granted under Article 370 and
Article 35A (created through a Presi-
dential Order) of the Constitution. The
abrogation of Article 370 to end the spe-
cial status of Jammu and Kashmir was
a long-standing demand of the BJP and
its precursor, the Jan Sangh, whose
leader Syama Prasad Mookerjee died
in custody in Jammu and Kashmir
CHANGE while leading an agitation against the
provision.
SHABIR IBN YUSUF After the changes in Kashmir’s
pirshabir@gmail.com status in 2019, there have been sev-
eral developments in the region.The
Investment Promotion
The government has launched vari-
ous initiatives and programs to pro-
mote investment in Jammu and Kash-
mir. These initiatives aim to attract
domestic as well as foreign investors
to the region. Efforts have been made
to showcase the business potential in
sectors such as tourism, horticulture,
handicrafts, agriculture, renewable
energy, and infrastructure develop-
ment.
Global Investor Summits
The government has organized
Global Investor Summits to showcase
investment opportunities in Jammu
and job creation in the region.
Investment Promotion
The government has launched vari-
ous initiatives and programs to pro-
mote investment in Jammu and Kash-
mir. These initiatives aim to attract
domestic as well as foreign investors
to the region. Efforts have been made
to showcase the business potential in
sectors such as tourism, horticulture,
handicrafts, agriculture, renewable
energy, and infrastructure develop-
ment.
Decrease in Terrorist Incidents
There has been a decline in the
number of terrorist incidents in

status, drawing from the wisdom
of Islamic principles and the value
of individual character.
The association between gov-
ernment jobs and marriage pros-
pects in Kashmir has created an
environment where a person’s
worth is primarily judged based
on their employment status. This
narrow mindset fails to appreci-
ate the diverse skills, talents,
and contributions that individu-
als outside the public sector
bring to a marriage. It is unjust
to dismiss the aspirations, hard
work, and untapped potential
of those working in the private
sector or pursuing entrepreneur-
ial endeavours.
Marriage, as an institution,
should be founded on shared
values, mutual understanding,
and compatibility, rather than
the occupational label of a pro-
spective partner. It is essential to
recognize and celebrate the eco-
nomic and social diversity within
marriages. By moving beyond the
fixation on government jobs, Kash-
miri society can embrace the rich-
ness that emerges from the fusion
of experiences, perspectives, and
talents from diverse professional
backgrounds.
The Islamic faith offers a valu-
able framework for reimagin-
ing marriage. Islamic teachings
emphasize that a successful
union is rooted in shared values
such as piety, honesty, kindness,
and compassion. Material pos-
sessions and occupational status
should not overshadow these fun-
damental aspects of an individual’s
character. By refocusing on these
teachings, individuals in Kashmir
can form relationships based on
meaningful connections, shared
values, and genuine compatibility.
intrinsic worth of individuals, tran-
scending superficial labels.
The prevailing notion that gov-
ernment jobs are a prerequisite
for marriage prospects in Kashmir
hampers social progress and per-
petuates unfair stereotypes. It is
imperative to highlight the impor-
tance of shiing the focus from
occupational status to Islamic
values and individual character
when considering potential part-
ners for marriage. Embracing
diversity, challenging cultural
norms, and fostering an environ-
ment of equality will empower
Kashmiri society to forge con-
nections based on shared values,
aspirations, and personal growth,
ultimately laying the foundation
for stronger and more fulfilling
marriages.
By reevaluating marriage
norms and embracing a more
comprehensive understanding of
personal worth, Kashmiri society
can move toward a future where
love, respect, and compatibility
become the true pillars of lasting
partnerships. This shi requires
a collective commitment to chal-
lenging conventional beliefs and
nurturing an environment where
individuals are valued for their
character and shared values rather
than their occupational status.
Through embracing diversity,
promoting equality, and fostering
dialogue, we can create a society
that celebrates the richness that
arises from the blending of experi-
ences, talents, and perspectives,
resulting in stronger, more fulfilling
marriages in Kashmir.
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in
this article are the personal opinions of the author.
The facts, analysis, assumptions and perspective
appearing in the article do not reflect the views
of GK.
D
uring his 3-day visit to Jammu
and Kashmir, Maharashtra
Chief Minister Eknath Shinde
met Lt Governor of Union Terri-
tory Manoj Sinha and demanded
a piece of land to construct Maharash-
tra Bhavan in Kashmir. The Bhavan
will play a key role in tourism and cul-
tural exchange and enhance economic
growth for Maharashtra and Kashmir
as well, said Shinde.
In his letter to LG Sinha, Shinde
wrote, “After the abrogation of arti-
cle 370 and evolution of the region
has brought an ideal opportunity for
greater integration between the two
states. Understanding the tourism and
cultural exchange, I may kindly ask
for allotment of a land parcel for the
construction of Maharashtra Bhavan
in Kashmir. The Bhavan will show-
case Maharashtrian art, culture and
cuisine and also offer accommodation
to people visiting Kashmir. It will also
serve as a vibrant venue for cultural
events and conversations fostering the
rich exchange of ideas.”
Shinde called LG Sinha at his offi-
cial residence in Kashmir. The CM
said that once the land is allotted, the
Maharashtra government will con-
struct the building following the guide-
lines and procedures for eco-friendly
development that respects Kashmir’s
cultural and natural legacy.
Earlier Shine made similar
demands in Assam and Uttar Pradesh
to his counterparts for the allotment of
land for Maharashtra Bhavan last year
and early this year.
With a resolution and a bill, the
Narendra Modi led central Govern-
ment scripted a historical change in
the status of Jammu and Kashmir
on August 5, 2019. After the abroga-
tion, the perception about Kashmir is
changing at fast pace and the establish-
ment of the Maharashtra Bhavan in
Indian government bifurcated the state
of Jammu and Kashmir into two union
territories - Jammu and Kashmir, and
Ladakh. This decision resulted in sig-
nificant changes to the administrative
structure and governance in the region.
The government has emphasized
infrastructure development in the
region. Efforts have been made to
improve road connectivity, develop
tourism infrastructure, and attract
investment for economic growth. Proj-
ects like the construction of tunnels
and highways have been undertaken
to improve connectivity within and
outside the region.
The government has implemented
various socio-economic initiatives
to promote development in Kashmir.
These include schemes for skill devel-
opment, job creation, entrepreneur-
ship, and the promotion of industries
like tourism, horticulture, and handi-
crafts. There has been a focus on boost-
ing the local economy and providing
opportunities for the youth.
The government has also expressed
its commitment to facilitating the return
of Kashmiri Pandits, a minority Hindu
community that had migrated from
Kashmir in the 1990s due to militancy.
Initiatives have been taken to create con-
ducive conditions for their safe return
and rehabilitation in the region.
Efforts have also been made to
promote tourism and highlight the
cultural heritage of Kashmir. The
government has organized events and
festivals to showcase the rich cultural
diversity of the valley, attracting tour-
ists and promoting Kashmir as a tour-
ist destination.
After the changes in the status of
Jammu and Kashmir in 2019, the Indian
government has made efforts to attract
foreign investment. The government
has highlighted the economic potential
of the valley and taken steps to create a
favorable investment climate.
and Kashmir. These summits bring
together business leaders, investors,
and policymakers to explore potential
collaborations and investment ave-
nues. The summits serve as platforms
to highlight the economic potential
of the region and attract investment
across sectors.
Ease of Doing Business
The government has taken steps to
improve the ease of doing business in
Jammu and Kashmir. This includes
simplifying procedures, streamlining
regulatory frameworks, and providing
incentives to businesses. Efforts have
been made to reduce bureaucratic
hurdles and create a more business-
friendly environment.
Sector-Specific Initiatives
The government has identified spe-
cific sectors for targeted investment
and development. For example, there
has been a focus on promoting tourism
by developing tourism infrastructure,
organizing events, and marketing the
region’s natural beauty and cultural
heritage. Additionally, the govern-
ment has emphasized the development
of the horticulture sector, aiming to
enhance production, processing, and
export of horticultural products.
Special Economic Zones
The government has proposed the
establishment of Special Economic
Zones in Jammu and Kashmir. SEZs
are designated areas with special
incentives and infrastructure to attract
investments. These zones aim to boost
industrial growth, create employment
opportunities, and enhance exports.
Incentives and Subsidies
The government has announced
various incentives and subsidies to
attract investment in Jammu and
Kashmir. These include tax incentives,
capital subsidies, and financial assis-
tance for infrastructure development.
The incentives are aimed at promoting
industrial growth, entrepreneurship,
Kashmir in recent years. Govern-
ment data and reports have indicated
a decrease in terrorist attacks, infiltra-
tion attempts, and civilian casualties
resulting from terrorism. This decline
can be attributed to various factors,
including security operations, intel-
ligence gathering, and counter-insur-
gency efforts.
Security Operations
The security forces have been con-
ducting counter-terrorism operations
in Kashmir to neutralize terrorist
groups and disrupt their networks.
These operations involve targeted
strikes, intelligence-based operations,
and coordinated efforts among various
security agencies. These operations
aim to enhance the security situation
and minimize the influence and activi-
ties of terrorist organizations.
International Cooperation
The central government has sought
international cooperation in com-
bating terrorism in Kashmir. It has
engaged in discussions with neighbor-
ing countries, to address cross-border
infiltration and cease support to ter-
rorist groups operating in Kashmir.
International cooperation and intel-
ligence sharing have played a role
in curbing terrorism and enhancing
security measures.
Community Engagement
Efforts have been made to engage
with the local community in Kashmir
to counter radicalization and prevent
the recruitment of individuals into
terrorist organizations. Community
policing initiatives, youth empower-
ment programs, and outreach activi-
ties have been undertaken to promote
peace, development, and inclusivity.
(Author is senior staffer at Greater Kashmir)
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this article
are the personal opinions of the author. The facts, analysis,
assumptions and perspective appearing in the article do not
reflect the views of GK.

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Busting Myths
with the ‘Liver Doc’
In a world filled with misinformation, a fresh wave of science

ZN: How common is Non-alcoholic
Fatty Liver Diseases? Is it as serious as
Alcohol related Liver Disease?
AP: Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, also
called NAFLD, recently renamed as MALFD
or metabolic-dysfunction related fatty liver
disease (to remove the stigma associated with
the word alcohol in the title and to encompass
various metabolic causes of fatty liver) is one
among the causes for liver disease. Data from
a recent systematic review and meta analysis
from India showed that approximately one in
three adults or children have NAFLD. This is
a huge number. The severe form of NAFLD is
called NASH or non-alcoholic steatohepatitis
in which there is fat deposition, inflammation
as well as scarring in the liver. This condition
has the highest risk for progression to cirrho-
sis and is also a risk factor for development of
liver cancer in the absence of cirrhosis. The
recent large State-wide review of liver cancer
in Kerala showed that the most common cause
for cirrhosis leading to liver cancer was due to
NAFLD. Alcohol-related liver disease is also a
serious illness with its own set of progressive
stages and complications. The natural history
of alcohol-related liver disease and NAFLD is
different and hence they cannot be compared
head-on with respect to which is more seri-
ous, but both conditions are equally impor-
tant causes for severe liver disease and liver
cancer and has modifiable aspects - meaning
we can prevent progression and reduce dis-
ease burden with preventive measures.
ZN: Is NAFLD related to meat
consumption?
AP: There is no conclusive evidence to sug-
gest that recommended levels of meat con-
sumption can increase risk of NAFLD. Studies
have shown that high red meat and mostly pro-
cessed meat consumption leads to increased
risk of developing fatty liver disease, but this
was also dependent on consumption of sugar-
sweetened beverages, presence of diabetes
and obesity. A direct causation with meat
consumption and NAFLD occurrence has not
been proven in good quality prospective popu-
lation based studies. For example, a recent
study in the journal, Clinical Nutrition (2022)
showed that red meat consumption, includ-
ing both unprocessed and processed red meat,
was associated with significantly increased
risk of developing NAFLD, but this associa-
tion was mediated largely by obesity. Hence
red meat and processed meat consumption
could increase risk of NAFLD in those who
are already at risk of developing it and when
such risks are probably controlled, the risk
with meat consumption could also be reduced.
ZN: What other dietary and lifestyle
factors lead to Liver Disease?
AP: Consumption of sugar-sweetened bever-
used by the wellness industry to deceive people
into believing that certain drugs, supplements,
Dr. Cyriac Abby Philips (AP) is a renowned expert in liver health, acclaimed for his scientific talks, videos, and practices or interventions can help them main-
engagements on various social media platforms. He goes by the name The Liver Doc on Twitter, his primary tain overall health. The word detox, in the
context of medical science and healthcare is a
medium for advocacy and engagement. With a strong commitment to combating pseudoscience’s detrimental quackery term used by the wellness industry
impact on healthcare, he tirelessly bats for for evidence-based practices and patient empowerment. to detox people off their hard earned money.
These practices are wasteful, expensive, det-
rimental and have no role in realistic health-
As a respected member of the Clinical and Translational Hepatology and Monarch Liver Laboratory, The care. Some detox therapies that include the
use of herbal drugs or supplements can also
Liver Institute, Rajagiri Hospital in Kerala, India, Dr. Philips also holds a significant role as a faculty member potentially cause severe organ injury lead-
for the Guidelines Committee on Drug Induced Liver Injury under the Asia-Pacific Association for Study of ing to death. This has been reported far too
Liver (APASL). Moreover, his expertise extends to serving as an expert member at the Center of Excellence many times in published literature. It is high
time that people wake up from their misinfor-
in Microbiome Studies, collaborating with the Kerala Development and Innovation Strategic Council and mation riddled slumber and embrace critical
the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. thinking.
ZN: Kashmiri weddings are all about
Through his multifaceted roles, Dr. Philips has gained recognition for his unwavering dedication to meat, meat cooked in fats mostly. This
is the wedding season here, what is your
promoting evidence-based healthcare practices and empowering individuals to make informed decisions. advice?
His contributions play a vital role in advancing liver health and fostering a rational approach to healthcare
and medical practice free from the shadows of quackery. AP: A meat-based diet is not an inferior one. A
balanced diet from an omnivore point of view
has significant nutritive value. The inclusion
In an exclusive interview with Greater Kashmir Correspondent Zehru Nissa (ZN), he talks about the liver of meat in the human diet is driven by evolu-
tionary aspects and grounded on nutritional
health, diabetes management, protein supplements and meat consumption. value. Inclusion of freshly sourced animal-
proteins such as meat in diet improves nutri-
ages including sodas and processed fruit juice, high blood pressure. The treatment is not a growing. And many people start with tive quality of food intake. The Indian Council
increased consumption of fruit (> 4 portions/ single approach, but a multi-pronged whole- ‘herbal and natural’ drugs to treat it. for Medical Research (ICMR) recommends for
day), sedentary life, lack of proper sleep, use some approach whereby all relevant risk What is your advice to them? Indians consumers to reach 10.5 kilos of poul-
of ultra processed foods, presence of diabe- factors are addressed and taken care of - this try meat and 180 eggs per annum. The ICMR
tes, high blood pressure, a high waist to hip helps people reverse NAFLD. The grades of AP: A new study published in Lancet esti- also recommends meat consumption at 10.8 kg
ratio, heart diseases and high lipids also pre- fatty liver on ultrasound have no bearing with mates that 101 million people in India - 11.4% per year per. Roughly, among meat-eaters, if
dispose the person to NAFLD. NAFLD can the disease severity. The presence of abnormal of the country’s population - are living with one consumes freshly sourced, unprocessed
also progress and significantly worsen in the liver tests along with increased scarring (or diabetes and also found that 136 million people lean red meat less than 90g per day, it is con-
presence of mild to moderate alcohol use also. significant fibrosis) of the liver (NASH) stage - or 15.3% of the people - could be living with sidered safe limits and impacts health quality
Certain medications such as corticosteroids, is more important and needs treatment. pre-diabetes. Diabetes is one of the common- positively. One must bear this in mind while
anti-arthritis drugs like methotrexate, certain est associations with NAFLD and its treat- feasting.
chemotherapy agents, tetracycline antibiot- ZN: Many youngsters are pumping iron ment, control or reversal through scien-
ics and certain rarely used anti-seizure medi- and pumping all sorts of ‘protein’ along tific methods, based on empirical evidence ZN: What is the secret to a healthy liver?
cines can also promote NAFLD development. with that . What are the risks? is utmost important. In this context, use of
An important upcoming cause for fatty liver herbal supplements, multi-herbal drugs, tradi- AP: The secret to a healthy liver is to have
disease is use of complementary and alterna- AP: Protein supplements that are purely pro- tional beliefs such as use of methi (fenugreek) a healthy body. Many times, people tend to
tive medications including those with high tein based - such as whey based (concentrate, water, consuming Gymnema (gurmar) herb inaccurately focus on “organ health” rather
sugar content herbal supplements such as isolate or hydrolysate) or pure plant based and other naturopathic methods invite more than “holistic health.” Holistic in this con-
Chyavanprash, and certain herbal products (such as pea based) or other pure animal pro- harm. An expert viewpoint in the Lancet a few text means that “the parts of something are
contaminated, adulterated or prepared with tein basd (such as egg-based) are safe to use. years ago opined that herbal drugs for diabe- interconnected and can be explained only by
heavy metals and alcohol such as arishtams Blended proteins that contain various herbal tes were “maximum hype and minimum sci- reference to the whole.” In this regard, there
(in Ayurveda) and mother tinctures and alco- ingredients or other dietary supplements ence.” Herbal drugs industry is unregulated is no liver health or gut health or brain health
hol based Homeopathy formulations. such as ashwagandha, turmeric or green tea and hence the supplements are contaminated, - it is a healthy body that encompasses healthy
extracts are the ones that have the potential adulterated with other drugs and contain toxic organ systems. This aspect can be achieved
ZN: A growing number of people is to harm. The best biological protein is egg herbs that can cause liver or kidney injury, by healthy living - well balanced diet, daily
getting diagnosed with Fatty-Liver of and the most digestible protein is whey (dairy interact negatively with standard medicines physical activity, taking care of one’s mental
various grades. Is it reversible? based). There are no risks associated with spe- and reduce their effectiveness or interact syn- health, adequate sleep, healthy work hours,
cific pure protein-based supplements when ergistically to increase side effects. There is no work satisfaction, healthy and positive social
AP: Fatty liver disease is reversible. In fact, used within recommended doses for age, activ- role of herbal drugs or natural therapies in the interactions and ultimately, avoiding misin-
the most important aspect is to treat and ity and in men and women. Caution should be management of diabetes. It is a waste of money formation and disinformation with regards to
control the cause of fatty liver. There are no taken for proteins that are marketed as mass- and can lead to loss of life. healthcare and embracing an evidence-based,
approved drug treatments for the management gainers as most may contain adulterants such realistic, rational and logical health-seeking
of NAFLD. The mainstay of treatment includes as anabolic steroids. Hence such supplements ZN: ‘Liver tonics, liver detoxification and behaviour.
weight loss, a calorie deficit diet, daily physi- should be purchased from well known and body detox treatments’ are everywhere.
cal activity (aerobic exercises), avoiding alco- validated brands and from trusted sources. Are these beneficial? DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed in this article are the personal
hol, treating and controlling diabetes, low opinions of the author. The facts, analysis, assumptions and perspective appearing in
functioning thyroid disease, high lipids and ZN: Diabetes in all communities is AP: “Detox” or “Detox Therapy” are big words the article do not reflect the views of GK.

both the banks of the river Jhelum and heat and transmit it to body. For this getting exhaustion, weakness and light

Summer is Here,
its canals and a significant population reason, those who are used to wear headedness and BP below 100 mms Hg.
lives there. Pheran should use summer pherans,

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Hot weather has its own problemsbe- which are lighter. Avoid walking in Patients with valve replacement
sides being uncomfortable for subjects heat, walk in shade and avoid extreme surgeries taking oral anti coagu-
with heart disease and high blood pres- physical exertion. Carry a bottle of lants (Warfarin or Acitrom) also

enjoy but
sure. The patients with previous heart water along with you to quench the needs their blood tested for prothrom-
attacks and weak hearts(patients with thirst. bin time, INR. With dehydration and
low left ventricular ejection fraction, changes in food it may become out of
PROF UPENDRA KAUL LVEF). In order to keep the body, cool to TIPS FOR PATIENTS WITH MEDICAL range, The range of acceptable INR for

be careful on
kaul.upendra@gmail.com produce sweat, it needs to pump harder. these patients is 2 to 3 and doses may
This can be an additional strain produc- PROBLEMS: need modification.
ing breathlessness, extreme fatigue and

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at times transient loss of consciousness. Patients with angina (chest discom- The most vulnerable population to

W
e in Kashmir valley are This is especially true for elderly popu- fort on exertion) can worsen during get affected by excessive heat are

blessed with a pleasant
weather during the months of
spring and summer up to the
end of autumn in November.
Summer starts from May. in general, it
hot days
lation. All the medicines however need summer because of increased children and elderly population
to be taken but a consultation with the demand of oxygen by the heart. In such who need proper counselling. The most
treating physician sought to review the situations the drug treatment may need common symptoms of heat exhaustion
treatment especially those drugs which modification. They are also advised to are: Headache, moist skin, dizziness and
reduce blood pressure. restrict their activities on very hot days. light-headedness,weakness, nausea and

{ Important Tips }
is mild,however, there are days where Staying in cooler parts of the house vomiting and dark urine.

the temperatures cross 30 degrees and
in the months from July to September
it is hot and humid in the city of Sri-
nagar with temperatures soaring up
to 35 degrees Celsius. The surround-
ing areas like Gulmarg and Pahal gam
etc however remain cool especially in
mornings and evenings. The Jammu
region of our UT, gets the full summer
of north India with temperatures close
to 40 degrees and sometimes even more.
The modern houses in the valley are
made with winter in mind, with poor
ventilation and limited windows. In
the traditional Kashmiri houses, The
2
during the summer especially during Patients with high blood pressure
the peak temperature is helpful. Increas- often need dose adjustment of their TAILPIECE
ing the water intake is important, even drugs because of water loss due to
if one is not feeling thirsty. Consum- sweating, the pressures have a tendency The heat of the summer months
ing at least 1 to 1.5 litres is important. of coming down. The water pill called needs to be handled properly especial-
This could be in the form of nimbupani diuretics (like torsemide, chlorothia- ly by subjects with heart disease, high
or fresh fruit juices. Avoid drinking zide) etc may need to be stopped. other BP, heart failure and people of extremes
too much of tea, coffee and caffeinated medicines also sometimes need tweak- of age (children and elderly). Proper
drinks. These cause loss of fluid from ing in dose. Please remember BP in hydration by adequate fluid intake,
the body. Eating cold foods, fruits with subjects on pills should be 130/80 mm wearing light coloured and loose gar-
high water content like melon, citrus Hg, pressures below 120/80 have no ments, eating less spicy food with plenty
fruits, and salads should be preferred. additional benefits and sometimes may of fruits, salads and vegetables. Patients
highly spiced food also is not desirable be harmful also. A physician however with high BP, heart failure and other
in summer, it leads to excessive need of should be consulted heart disease should seek a counselling
water to quench the thirst. One of the from their treating doctors.

ground floor is meant for winter (Wout)
and the top most floor (Kaeni)with lot of
windows and attics ( Dabb)for circula-
tion of air . These are very breezy on
most of the days in mornings, evenings
and nights, especially the river front
houses. The city of Srinagar is built on
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guides is the colour of the urine. If the Patients with weak hearts (Low
urine appears concentrated and yellow- LVEF) and heart failure need to
ish it is a sign of dehydration. revisit their doctor to get the advice
Clothes which one wears are also regarding the amount of fluid intake
important. Wear light and loosely fit- allowed. The doses of the water pills
ting clothes of lighter colours.Darker (diuretics) often need to be curtailed.
colours especially black absorbs more One of the signs of excessive dosage is
Dr Upendra Koul is a Padmashree and Founder
Director Gauri Kaul Foundation
DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed in this article are the
personal opinions of the author. The facts, analysis, assumptions and
perspective appearing in the article do not reflect the views of GK.

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From the front page... Fix responsibility about 392 missing
Fresh tremors... Finish all work... revenue maps: Chief Secretary
However, there was no report of any casualty in the
fresh earthquake.
(SASB) Mandeep Kumar Bhandari; Commissioner Secre-
tary, Rural Development and Panchayati Raj, Mandeep
Start online Girdawari forthwith
Huge damage to the property had been reported from Kaur; ADGP Kashmir, Vijay Kumar; Divisional Commis-
across Kishtwar and Doda districts in Tuesday's earth- sioner Kashmir, Vijay Kumar Bidhuri; and senior SASB Saturate benefits to farmers under centrally-sponsored schemes
quake. officials, civil administration, Police, CAPFs, and Army.
Mostly, the buildings and houses have developed Sinha took appraisal of the arrangements put in place GK NEWS SERVICE
cracks. for healthcare, electricity, communication, water supply
The administration has engaged revenue officials in and sanitation, weather forecasting, disaster management, Srinagar, June 14: Chief
the field with Panchayat Raj Institution (PRI) members security grid and all other basic necessities for the yatris. Secretary Arun Kumar
to prepare a list of such damaged structures. He directed the officials to ensure that the Amarnath Mehta Wednesday reviewed
“We have received information about cracks in over Yatra base camp has an adequate number of doctors, staff, the overall implementation
300 government schools across Kishtwar. Mostly, these equipment, medicines, and oxygen cylinders. of various schemes for devel-
schools have been affected in the Drabshalla zone,” Chief The LG instructed the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) opment of agriculture in J&K
Education Officer (CEO) Kishtwar, Prehlad Bhagat told to mobilise resources and finish all works before com- and exhorted upon the offi-
Greater Kashmir. mencement of the yatra. cers to fix the responsibility
“Over 100 schools, accounting for around 70 percent “Since yatra is in difficult terrain at an altitude where for misplacing 392 revenue
of schools, in the Drabshalla zone have become unsafe. the oxygen levels are low, healthcare facilities and round maps (Mussavis) and initiate
Almost all the schools in this zone have developed cracks the clock care should be ensured,” he said. the process for recreating it
or have been damaged,” he said. Sinha impressed upon the officials to ensure communi- at the earliest.
The administration has issued directions to the con- cation services on yatra route and night air services. An official spokemsan the SOPs and guidelines a farmer would get access to under Krishonnati Yojana,
cerned department to prepare estimates and immediately He directed for fitting tented accommodations with fire in a statement issued here for resolving any issues or the right advice at the right RKVY, MIDH and PMKSY.
start repair work. extinguishing equipment. said that the meeting was gaps arising from migrating time regarding crop selec- He laid emphasis on
Bhagat said that as fresh tremors hit the district “Overall arrangements for the yatra have been upgrad- attended by Advisor and the record from traditional tion, crop health, selling of saturating possible ben-
Wednesday morning, they decided to close the schools ed. All the concerned departments should take necessary Chief Knowledge Officer, system to modern systems. produce, access to inputs, efits to farmers under these
for the day as a precautionary measure. steps for making the yatra convenient, safe, and hassle- Ministry of Agriculture, GoI; The chief secretary also loans and market besides schemes. Mehta also asked
“The schools will open on Thursday as usual exclud- free,” the LG said. ACS, Agriculture Production emphasised on carrying out benefits under different ben- for implementing the spe-
ing those schools, which have become unsafe,” he said. At the yatra base camp in Baltal, he inspected the ongo- Department; Commissioner seasonal Girdawari (crop eficiary oriented schemes for cific schemes in the areas
Bhagat said that they were waiting for reports from ing work at DRDO’s Hospital and other facilities for the Secretary, IT; Commissioner, survey) digitally, capturing development of the sector. where the results are likely
Marwah and other remote education zones, which have yatris. Survey and Land Records; the actual record on ground The Commissioner, to yield maximum benefits
a poor communication network. Sinha was informed that the hospital would be made Director, Remote Sensing in a more accurate manner. Survey and Land Records, to public.
Meanwhile, an official statement issued here said that functional by June 17. besides other concerned offi- He noted that in order Kumar Rajeev Ranjan He also laid stress on pro-
Deputy Commissioner (DC) Doda Vishesh Mahajan and Secretary Tourism Department, Syed Abid Rasheed; cers. to create the farmer's regis- apprised the meeting that moting Millets as a ‘super
SSP Doda Abdul Qayoom toured Sub Division Gandoh Secretary Planning, Development and Monitoring Depart- The chief secretary laid try, a mechanism should be the progress in digitisation of food'.
to ascertain the situation after Tuesday’s 5.4-magnitude ment, Raghav Langer; and Deputy Commissioner (DC) emphasis on early implemen- devised to register actual land records is satisfactory. The chief secretary asked
earthquake. Ganderbal Shyambir were also present on the occasion. tation of J&K Digital Agri- cultivators so that the objec- He said that the progress them to utilise the opportu-
They interacted with the people, visited buildings and culture Mission (Agristack) tive of Agristack is met suc- in computerization of land nity of Amarnath Yatra for
houses, which have developed cracks due to the earth- and said that the premise of cessfully. records is more than 96 per- its promotion.
quake, and also took stock of preparedness by the sub missing of such a significant Mehta remarked that cent. He also asked them to
divisional administration to face any challenge.
They visited Sinoo, Gujjar Basti, Kilothran, Kahara,
and Sub Divisional Hospital Gandoh.
Experts highlight... record is unacceptable and
needs to be looked into seri-
ously.
the aim of this Agricultural
Mission is to provide timely
assistance to the farmers.
Moreover it was given out
that geo-referencing of 72 per-
cent cadastral maps has been
converge these schemes
with the ‘One District One
Product’ and Amrit Sarovar
They directed the concerned authorities to assess the The event shed light on the importance of organ dona- He asked for carrying out He also said that it should completed till date. scheme for enhancing their
damages in the private houses and shift the families, if tion and aimed to find solutions to the prevailing obsta- a thorough investigation be a means to extend credit It was further revealed impact on ground. He also
required, to safer places. cles. into the matter for fixing the facility etc to farmers with that both the scanned and asked for giving more focus
About the cracks developed in Sub District Hospi- Renowned speakers from various medical fields pro- responsibility for misplacing minimal human interface. digitized data is available in to the production of pulses,
tal Gandoh and other government buildings including vided their insights, emphasising the need for increased these maps. He also directed The ACS, APD, Atal Dulloo public domain. cereals and oil seeds so that
some schools, the DC said that he had directed the sub awareness and religious support to overcome the scarcity that these records be recre- informed the meeting that the The computerised records J&K contributes to reducing
divisional authorities to undergo a safety audit of all of organs. ated without loss of time. Agristack was a major initia- can be translated into mul- import these from outside.
the buildings and submit it for taking a further call in One of the central themes echoed by the speakers was Regarding the geo-ref- tive to digitally push Agricul- tiple languages as per the He enquired about the
this regard. the shortage of organs, which acts as a major roadblock erencing of cadastral maps ture towards new paradigm. requirement of the user, the ways for enhancing the per
to successful transplants. of revenue villages, Mehta He said that it provides meeting was apprised. capita income of farmers.
“Despite all religions, including Islam, permitting observed that it should actu- an ecosystem for facilitating Later on the chief secre- Mehta directed the agri-

LG urges youth... organ receiving and donation, skepticism and misconcep-

Highlighting the key initiatives of the government
for empowerment of youth, Sinha said that under the
guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the youth
were being provided with countless opportunities in
various sectors to fulfill their dreams and become
responsible citizens.
“Our youth, scouts and guides are always aspiring
to give birth to new consciousness to the society so that
no one is left behind in the journey of development and
prosperity,” he said.
The LG said that the century-old rich legacy of scouts
and guides had become the symbol of discipline, selfless
service, social harmony, courage and duty.
“By following the ideals of Mahamana Pandit Madan
Mohan Malaviya, they are shaping the future of the
country,” he said. “Youth is the energy that is creating
a new path for development of a modern society with
ecological and economic sustainability. Industry 4.0
technologies and new tools of artificial intelligence are
empowering the younger generation and enabling them
to contribute to nation building.”
At the camporee, Sinha lauded the scout and guides
tions persist among potential donors. Concerns regarding
religious permissibility, fear of body mutilation during
ally make the process of
demarcation easy and more
accurate.
delivery of various services
to farmers.
Dulloo said that with its
tary chaired the State Level
Sanctioning Committee
(SLSC) meeting of Centrally
cultural niversities to for-
mulate a farm income track-
ing system so that its moni-
harvesting, delays in funerals, and doubts about fair He also advised devising successful implementation Sponsored Schemes (CSS) toring becomes possible.
allocation contribute to the reluctance to pledge organs,”
many speakers said.
The event featured notable speakers including Director
Sher-e-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS),
Prof Parvaiz Koul; Head of Urology at GMC Jammu and
Dulloo posted as Secy Border Management
Nodal Officer SOTTO J&K, Dr Elias Sharma; and Head of Goel, Tuti empanelled of Border Management, Ministry of (now AGMUT) Atul Kumar Goel and
the Department of Urology at SKIMS and Head of Kidney Home Affairs, New Delhi. Bhim Sen Tuti as IGPs.
Transplant Unit SKIMS, Soura, Saleem Wani; Princi- as IGPs Dulloo was among the Indian They were among 41 Indian Police
pal of GMC Jammu, Dr Tariq Qureshi; HoD Nephrology, Administrative Service (IAS) and Service (IPS) officers empanelled as
SKIMS Soura, Dr Mohammad Ashraf Bhat; Professor in GK NEWS SERVICE Indian Forest Service (IFoS) officers IGPs or equivalent posts at the Centre.
the Department of Anesthesiology at GMC Srinagar Dr transferred by the Appointments Com- Meanwhile, 1988 batch IAS officer of
Muhammad Ommid; Assistant Professor in the Depart- Jammu, June 14: Additional Chief mittee of the Cabinet (ACC) on Tues- erstwhile J&K cadre Sundeep Nayak
ment of Ophthalmology at GMC Srinagar, Dr Aalia Rasool; Secretary J&K Agriculture and Pro- day. has been asked to continue as Director
and Dr Yasfir Bashir from the Eye Care and Research duction Department Atal Dulloo has Besides, ACC approved the empanel- General, National Productivity Coun-
Center Srinagar shared their expertise on the subject. been posted as Secretary, Department ment of 2004 IPS officers of J&K cadre cil, till his superannuation on July 31.
Prof Koul said SKIMS has been the front-runner in
transplant programmes in J&K with routine kidney and
stem cell transplantation.
He said that the institute was strengthening the exist-
Amarnath Yatra : 16 DySPs GCC calls for united
ing programme and was planning to foray into liver trans- deputed to SASB for deployment efforts to defeat
as Deputy Camp Directors
plantation.

drug menace in Kashmir

for displaying exemplary courage during Covid pan- "While strengthening the current programme, we
demic. wish to start cadaver transplantation and have moved a
He also acknowledged their contribution in the lot ahead in that direction. We will continue to produce GK NEWS SERVICE Shabinder Singh; Pardeep
smooth conduct of Kheer Bhawani Mela. skilled manpower that runs other institutions that are Kumar and Lateef Ahmad
“With the spirit of ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam' and also starting these services and provide support to them," Jammu, June 14: J&K Khan. GK NEWS SERVICE It ca l led upon t he
‘Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat’, scouts and guides are Prof Koul said. Home Department Wednes- “It is further ordered students, teachers, and
playing a stellar role during community service and He said SKIMS would continue sensitising people about day deputed 16 Deputy that: the Controlling Offi- Srinagar, June 14: The religious heads to speak
social empowerment in far flung areas,” the LG said. the need, safety and feasibility of organ donation and Superintendents of Police cers shall relieve these offi- Group of Concerned Citi- frequently against drug
He appreciated the Bharat Scouts and Guides for would happily collaborate with other institutions for the to Shri Amarnathji Shrine cers enabling them to report zens (GCC) Wednesday abuse and make the youth
providing a unique platform for the youth to learn the larger good of the programme. Board (SASB), on short term to the office of the Chief appealed to all sections aware about the ill effects
priceless values of life through experience, fieldwork, Dr Saleem Wani emphasised the moral obligation in basis, for being deployed Executive Officer, Shri of society in Jammu and of abuse and addiction.
and selfless service of the society. Islam to save lives, stating, "Muslims have been told that as Deputy Camp Directors Amarnathji Shrine Board, Kashmir to take serious The GCC said that the
Sinha felicitated the scouts and guides, and encour- if they save one life, it is like they have saved the entire at various camps enroute as and when conveyed note of the alarming spread J&K government must
aged them to connect more youth with the scout move- humanity." Amarnath Yatra. by the Board. The exact of drug abuse among the ensure proper investiga-
ment. He encouraged Muslims to consider organ donation as As per an order issued deployment of the officers youth in J&K, particularly tion of the cases registered
He assured every assistance and cooperation from a means of fulfilling this obligation and debunked myths by Financial Commissioner shall be made by Shri Amar- in Kashmir where the inci- on account of illegal pro-
the J&K administration in their endeavours of com- surrounding the process. (Additional Chief Secretary) nathji Shrine Board,” Goyal dence is reportedly much duction, processing, stor-
munity service. Currently, kidney transplants dominate the field of Home Raj Kumar Goyal, directed. higher. age, distribution and sale
Commissioner J&K Bharat Scouts and Guides organ transplants in J&K, primarily conducted at insti- these DySPs included Jatin- As per the order, these A statement of GCC, of drugs, and also resort
Gulshan Ara presented a detailed report on the J&K- tutions like SKIMS, GMC Srinagar, and GMC Jammu. der Singh; Sunil Kumar; officers will continue to which is a non-political to preventive detention
level camporee. However, challenges like finding suitable live donors, Satvir Singh; Pankaj Kumar; draw their salary from their collective of civil society against serial offenders
The scouts and guides also shared their learning and restricted mainly to family members, persist. Manjeet Singh; Sharat respective place of posting comprising academics, involved in drug traffick-
experience in the camp. Addressing the critical deficiencies in organ transplan- Chander Singh; Surinder during the period of deputa- former civil servants and ing as per law pertaining
Senior officials, guide captains, instructors, scouts tation, Dr Elias Sharma highlighted the urgent need to Paul Singh; Shankar Baha- tion to SASB and will revert other professionals, issued to narcotic and psychotro-
and guides besides principals, teachers and students address infrastructure deficiencies, shortage of trained dur; Abdul Rehman; Mohd to their respective place of here said that strong public pic substances.
from various schools were present on the occasion. manpower, lack of staff sensitisation, and inadequate Yousuf; Ajay Kumar; Sarb- posting, immediately after opinion needs to be created It appealed to the youth
financial provisions. jeet Singh; Naiz-Ul-Hussain; the conclusion of the yatra. against the menace. to steer clear of the tempta-
He stressed the significance of addressing these sys- It called for a more active tion to use drugs for plea-

Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai... temic challenges to facilitate successful organ trans-

plants.
The event also addressed the need for cornea trans- SIA carries...
role for the political par-
ties, both in terms of build-
ing strong public opinion
sure as the same habit,
which becomes addictive
over time is a sure way to
years during which he has held varied prestigious com- plants, which play a vital role in addressing blindness against drug abuse and in destruction of their future
mand, staff, and instructional appointments. caused by corneal diseases. Officials said raids were carried out with assistance of seeking effective preven- as mentally and physically
As Colonel General Staff, he has served in the division Prof Tariq Qureshi shared the progress of cornea Police and CRPF. They said that during the raids incrimi- tive and punitive measures healthy citizens.
deployed for Counter Insurgency Operations in J&K and transplants, particularly at GMC Srinagar, where an eye nating material was seized. The first round of raids was from the government. The GCC statement said
Brigadier at Military Operations Directorate in Army bank was approved during his tenure as the Head of the conducted last month at nine locations. The GCC pointed out that retired IAS officer
Headquarters. Department of Ophthalmology, GMC Srinagar. that while the govern- Muhammad Shafi Pandit
In his command tenures, he has commanded a battalion
in the Western Sector followed by command of a Brigade
He revealed that in 2018, 91 individuals received cor-
neal transplants, underscoring the expertise available Chargesheet presented... ment is primarily respon-
sible for fighting and erad-
heads the GCC while
former Advisor to Gover-
and a Division on the Northern Borders. in the region. icating the drug menace nor Khurshid Ganie is vice
He is a postgraduate from Defence Services Staff Col- Dr Aaliya Bashir highlighted that corneal diseases of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), 7/27 of the IA Act, 13, 16, 18, through action under the chairman of the group.
lege, Wellington (Tamil Nadu), Higher Command Course, rank as the second leading cause of blindness in India. 20 and 38 of the UA (P) Act of Police Station, Soura, against relevant laws, the civil It said that the other
Army War College, Mhow and National Defence College, However, the scarcity of corneas remains a significant two active terrorists and a killed terrorist. society has to play a criti- office bearers include G H
New Delhi. hurdle in providing vision to those affected. “On May 24, 2022, unknown terrorists fired at police- cal role in educating the Kango, Rafiq Masudi, B A
Prior to this appointment, Lt Gen Ghai held an impor- Dr Yasfir Bashir shed light on the history of eye trans- man Saifullah Qadri, son of Muhammad Syed Qadri, and common people. Dar and Muhammad Rafi.
tant appointment in Northern Command as Major General plants in Kashmir, tracing back to the first successful his minor daughter Safa Qadri of Malik Sahab, Soura,
General Staff. transplant in 1973 at GMC Srinagar. Srinagar, in which the policeman was killed and his minor
On assuming command, Lt Gen Ghai conveyed his greet- He emphasised the importance of religion in promoting daughter injured,” the statement said. “During investiga-
ings to the people of Kashmir.
He reiterated his commitment to closely work with
organ donation and compared organ donation statistics
between India and other countries.
tion, three terrorists identified as Basit Ahmed Dar, son
of Abdul Rashid Dar of Redwani Qaimoh, Kulgam, Momin
2 inebriated youth
various instruments of civil administration and society to
further the cause of peace and prosperity in Kashmir. Lt
KU Vice Chancellor Prof Nilofer Khan expressed her
institution's commitment to advancing organ donation.
Gulzar Mir, son of Gulzar Ahmad Mir of Firdous Colony,
Eidgah, Srinagar, and Adil Ahmad Parray, son of Habibul-
detained: Police
Gen Ghai expressed hope at the improved security param- She pledged her support and willingness to collaborate lah Parray of Badergund, Ganderbal were found involved GK NEWS SERVICE activity inside,” Police said.
eters in Kashmir and also expressed optimism that even with the medical fraternity to increase the acceptability in the terror crime case.” It said when policemen
the ceasefire agreement along the Line of Control (LoC) of organ donation and availability of organs for those in It said that besides, a scooter (JKO2CB 1268) used in the Srinagar, June 14: Two approached the vehicle, the
would further enable improvement of the overall security need. terrorist attack was also seized. inebriated youth were individuals attempted to flee
situation. The event at KU served as a platform to address the “An accused terrorists Adil Ahmed Parray was killed detained in central Kash- and the patrolling team dis-
He called for civil society to come forward and jointly challenges of organ shortages and promote awareness in an encounter with Police at Sangam area of Srinagar mir’s Budgam district on charged warning shots.
work with security forces to address the scourge of ter- about organ donation and transplantation. on June 12, 2022 while the other two involved terrorists Wednesday, Policer said. “It was later determined
rorism. The consensus among the experts was that greater are still active and linked with proscribed terror outfit “During the night that both individuals were
Lt Gen Ghai said that together with the support of all involvement from religious scholars, organisations, and Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and The Resistance Front (TRF),” patrol near court complex inebriated. Both have been
community members, Kashmir would move a step closer the public, along with improved infrastructure and sensi- the statement said. Budgam, a Police party spot- detained for medico-legal
to its glorious past while leaping forward in the develop- tisation, was crucial to overcoming the shortage of organs It said that the investigation would continue under Sec- ted a parked vehicle and formalities and cognisance
ment barometers. and ensuring life-saving transplants for patients in J&K. tion 173 (8) of the CrPC. observed some suspicious has been taken,” Police said.

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63 consolidated workers in Gurez receive BJP’S PUBLIC RALLY AT BARAMULLA

Ashok Koul, Darakhshan

meager monthly wages of Rs 750-1000
OWAIS FAROOQI
Gurez, June 14: There are
around sixty-three consoli-
dated workers or helpers
who have been receiving a
meager amount of Rs 750 to
1,000 per month as wages in
the Gurez medical block of
north Kashmir's Bandipora
district.
The workers, although
designated as "helpers" or
"need-based" workers, have
been performing different
roles for the health depart-
ment in this mountainous
area with some working for
the department since 1997.
Official figures with
Greater Kashmir reveal 63
such consolidated workers
have been recruited in the
years 1997, 2006, 2007, 2011,
12, 13, and 2014. The work-
ers are maintaining "hopes"
that they will eventually be
hired permanently, even
though the political regimes
of the time made the recruit-
ments temporary, according
to official sources.
Abdul Samad Lone, one
such consolidated worker
at Badugam PHC in Tulail
Tehsil of Gurez Valley,
laments that he has been
working as a consolidated
worker since 2009 for 750
rupees per month. Samad
has been working as an
X-ray technician, perform-
ing round-the-clock duties,
for fifteen years. "Our life
has been ruined," he said.
"The government must
take some initiative as we
have families and children
to feed," Samad added.He
said that they have to per-
form duties around the
clock like any other perma-
nent employee of the health
department, which restricts
them from doing labour and
other odd jobs. "We are hap-
less, and the government
has left us to fend for our-
selves."
They said there are two
categories of workers:
voluntary workers who
receive 750 rupees a month
and consolidated work-
ers who are entitled to 750
rupees a month. "Nobody
listens to us, even when
all the officials are well
aware of the fact." The pay-
ment is not even regular,
and "sometimes we have
to wait for months or even
Andrabi, Khatana address people
a year together to receive
the wages," Samad added
further.
BMO Gurez confirmed to
Greater Kashmir that these
workers received wages of
750-1000 per month and were
helping the department in
executing different health-
related services. CMO Ban-
dipora also confirmed to
Greater Kashmir there are
need-based workers associ-
ated with the department.
However, official sourc-
es, not wishing to be named,
said that the issue was prev-
alent everywhere in J&K.

GK NEWS SERVICE a secured future. Those who three decades in J&K are

BJP has no courage to allow BJP gears up for Amit Srinagar, June 14 : BJP
used the youth as a canon
for their vote bank are now
now complaining that BJP
has not done anything sub-

assembly polls: Omar Abdullah Shah’s rally in Jammu

GK NEWS SERVICE
Srinagar, June
14: The Jammu
and Kashmir
National Con-
ference Vice
President Omar
Abdullah on
Wednesday said that BJP
is running away from
elections due to the fear of
losing its postal address in
Kashmir.
Talking to media on the
side-lines of his condolence
visit to Magam, Omar said,
“The fact is if BJP has
Protests continue in Sopore
over water crises
strong footing in the region,
assembly elections would
have taken place in Jammu
and Kashmir by now. These
people are running away
from the election because
they know that they will
lose badly in Kashmir as
well as in Jammu.”
Omar said that the whole
world wants to know what
is going on in Jammu and
Kashmir.” If parliamentary
elections can be held here,
preparations for panchayat,
municipal and DDC elec-
tions can be made, then why
is the assembly election
being avoided? People who
are sitting as kings, have
got power without election,
these people are ruling here
without any election and
this is our misfortune,”
Omar said.
He further said, “These
people are well aware that
if elections are held here,
their addresses will not be
found here, so these people
are running away from the
elections. If these people
have the courage, they
should hold the assembly
elections along with the
parliament elections.”
GK NEWS SERVICE
Jammu, June 14:
Jammu and Kash-
mir BJP presi-
dent Ravinder
Raina Wednes-
day exhorted the
party cadre to
reach out to masses to ensure
the upcoming rally of the
Union Home Minister Amit
Shah a huge success.
Raina, along with J&K
BJP vice presidents Sham
La Sharma and Surjit
Singh Salathia and former
minister Chander Prakash
Ganga, was chairing a meet-
ing of senior leaders at party
headquarters to discuss the
preparation for the success-
ful conduct of the scheduled
rally of Union Home Minis-
ter Amit Shah, to be held at
Jammu on June 23.
“The people of J&K are
well convinced that it is the
BJP and Narendra Modi
government that have been
concerned for the peace,
development and prosper-
ity of J&K and there is no
doubt that people will come
to listen to the Union Home
Minister, but still the party
leaders have to approach
them as a courtesy,” he said.
J&K BJP president said
that the Union Home Minis-
ter Amit Shah “contributed
a lot to abrogate Article 370
and to ensure the full inte-
gration of J&K with the
Indian Union and the people
of J&K were thankful to him
and the Modi government.”
Raina asked the party
leaders to mobilize the
public for the rally by
holding meetings in small
groups with different sec-
tions of society in Jammu
to seek their support for
ensuring maximum partici-
pation of the people from
all the sections of society,
including those associated
with different professions
and working in different
fields. While discussing
the required preparations
for the upcoming rally, he
asked the senior party lead-
ers to meticulously divide
the work among them, for
the successful conduct of the
rally. He also asked them to
share the details of the blue-
print in the next meeting.
today held a public rally shouting that rights of J&K stantial. Statistics prove that
at Baramulla which was have been snatched while as during the past three years
addressed by senior party the truth stands endorsed by the drive against drugs and
leaders Ashok Koul, Dr Dara- the people that Modi ji has separatist networks have
khshan Andrabi, Ghulam Ali taken revolutionary steps been crushed to a great level.
Khatana and Sunil Sharma. for the empowerment of the Terror networks have been
According to a press note youth of the UT.” destroyed by very strong
the massive rally was a part Chairperson J&K Waqf decisions of the government
of the ongoing celebrations Board Dr Darakhshan and the operations on drugs
of the completion of nine Andrabi said that it was an are on," said Dr Andrabi.
years of BJP government in irony to see those ex-rulers Member of Parliament
power under Prime Minis- questioning the perfor- Ghulam Ali Khatana in his
ter's leadership. mance of Modi Government. address said that people of all
BJP General Secretary "Political Myopia handicaps sects and communities are
(Organisation) Ashok Koul opposition from being able with the all encompassing
in his address presented a to see the contribution of programmes of Prime Min-
detailed report card of the BJP government. Modiji ister Narendra Modi. Senior
BJP Government's public has transformed J&K into a leader and ex-minister Sunil
welfare programmes. He said paradise. Those who gifted Sharma also addressed the
, "Congress and its allies in us graveyards and allowed rally and thanked the people
J&K destroyed the future of the drug menace to spread of north Kashmir for their
the youth, Modiji gave them its network for more than support to BJP.
OFFICE OF THE MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT
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DHSK holds events related

GHULAM MUHAMMAD
Sopore, June 14 : Pro-
tests over water crises
continued on the third day
water in our area and we
are being forced to fetch
contaminated water from
river Jhelum and other
nearby streams which are
urged the higher-ups to
look into the matter at
an earliest so that locals
could have a sigh of relief
in this hot summer season.
to World Blood Donation
Day across Kashmir
GK NEWS SERVICE
Srinagar, June 14: The Direc-
tion was also aended by MS
JLNM Hospital Srinagar Dr
Tajamul, Dr. Anjum Qadri epi-

in Sopore town of north
Kashmir’s Baramulla dis-
trict on Wednesday.
Reports said that resi-
dents of various localities
of Sopore including Batpo-
ra, Sangrampora, Khwaja
Gilgit, Khushal Matoo and
Shah Abad held a protest
demonstration against
Jal Shakti department at
Shah Dargah Chowk here
in Sopore for failing to
provide regular tap water
to their localities.
The protestors said that
they are without drink-
ing water for the last two
weeks and the concerned
department is least both-
ered about their miseries.
"There is no drinking
totally unhygienic and
health hazardous for us",
said one of the protestors
from Sangrampora.
He said that they brought
the issue to the notice of the
officers concerned several
times, but to avail.
Similarly, scores of resi-
dents of Jamia Qadeem,
Hatishah, and Ningli
areas of Sopore expressed
their anguish against
the administration and
Jalshakti department over
irregular supply of drink-
ing water to their locali-
ties. Residents said that
the unscheduled power
cuts affected the water
supply also, thus leaving
them at the lurch. They
Earlier other localities
of this north Kashmir
town and residents of
its adjoining areas had
marked their protests
against unscheduled
power cuts and irregular
tap water supply to their
localities.
Meanwhile, Assistant
Executive Engineer Jal
Shakti department Zahoor
Ahmad said that the
people are using boosters
and overusing water for
their kitchen gardens,
thereby making some tale-
end residents suffer.
"We will look into the
matter, we don't want
anyone to suffer more," he
added.
torate of Health Services Kash-
mir (DHSK) today observed
World Blood Donation Day all
over Kashmir.
The major function was
held at Old GB Pant Hospi-
tal Sonwar Srinagar where a
blood donation function was
held by DHSK in collaboration
with Badami Bagh Canton-
ment Medical Dispensary.
The blood donation camp
was inaugurated by Advisor
to Lieutenant Governor of
J&K, Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar
in presence of Administra-
tive Secretary Health and
Medical Education Depart-
ment, Bhupinder Kumar. CEO
Badami Bagh Cantonment
Board Johns Vikas, was also
present. Besides this the func-
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demiologist Kashmir and Dr.
Bashir Ahmad Khan assistant
Director DHSK besides other
officers of DHSK.
During his speech, RR
Bhatnagar stressed on the
importance of blood donation
and congratulated the health
department and organizers
for holding such camps and
generating awareness among
people about blood donation.
He said saving lives is the
most important virtue of the
mankind and people should
be encouraged to go for blood
donation. Administrative Sec-
retary Health and Medical
Education Department, Bhu-
pinder Kumar appreciated the
doctors and other health care
workers.

GOVERNMENT OF UNION TERRITORY OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

GMC Baramulla observes
World Blood Donor Day
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Baramulla, June 14 :
With a strong message
"Give Blood, Give Plasma:
Share Life, Share Often,"
the Government Medical
College (GMC) Baramulla,
in collaboration with vari-
ous organizations celebrated
World Blood Donor Day here
on Wednesday.
College Baramulla.
The event was also attend-
ed by the Medical Superin-
tendent of Associated Hospi-
tal, GMC Baramulla, Dr Par-
vaiz Masoodi and heads of
the Medicine, Gynaecology,
and Paediatrics departments
of the GMC Baramulla.
During the event, Profes-
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The event was aimed to
spread awareness about the
importance of blood dona-
tion and honor the selfless
individuals who contribute
to such a noble cause. A total
of 70 pints of blood were col-
lected, marking a remark-
able achievement on this
important occasion.
It was presided over by
the Principal of Government
Medical College Baramulla,
Dr. (Prof) Ruby Reshi, while
the chief guest on the occa-
sion was the President of
the Indian Society of Blood
Transfusion (ISBT), State
Chapter. T.R. Raina and
other guests included the
CO 53 BN CRPF Baramulla,
Major Sahoo of the 19th
Infantry Division Baram-
sor Parveen Shah, Head of
Pathology and Blood Centre,
delivered a brief introduc-
tion highlighting the accom-
plishments of the Blood Bank
department. Dr. Ruby Reshi,
Principal of GMC Baramulla,
further emphasised the sig-
nificance of blood donation
and raised awareness about
the event's purpose.
The Chief Guest, T.R.
Raina, delivered an enlight-
ening speech that shed light
on the correlation between
blood donation and Yoga
Medicine, underscoring the
health benefits associated
with donating blood. His
address resonated with all
participants,emphasizing
the importance of this
noble act.
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Dated: 14.6.2023 Mohammad ShafiqChak, JKAS Dated: 14.6.2023 Prof. Dr. Shabir Ahmad Shah
Director Medical Superintendent
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Govt. Of Jammu & Kashmir 130 JKF-3133-2-0 MOHD SULTAN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 302 JKF-6701-4-0 ZAIBA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 159 JKF-1076-1-0 LATIF AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
131 JKF-3157-2-0 SHAKEELA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 303 JKF-6701-4-0 AISHA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 160 JKF-1081-2-0 AMEENA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5715
(Ph. No. 0194-2495365, 0194-2495367, 132 JKF-3157-2-0 FEROZAHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 304 JKF-6708-1-0 ABDUL REHMAN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 161 JKF-1081-2-0 MOHAMMAD RAMZAN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
www.jkshc.org Email at: jkstatehaj@gmail.com) 133 JKF-3185-2-0 NASEEMA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 305 JKF-6718-2-0 SHABIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 162 JKF-1087-4-0 RAFIQA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
134 JKF-3185-2-0 IRSHAD AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 306 JKF-6718-2-0 SYEDA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 163 JKF-1087-4-0 MUSHTAQ ALI 15-06-2023 SG-5715

NOtifiCAtiON: 135
136
JKF-3286-2-0
JKF-3286-2-0
RAZIA TABASUM
MUSHTAQ AHMED
15-06-2023
15-06-2023
SG-5815
SG-5815
307
308
JKF-6724-2-0
JKF-6724-2-0
TAJA
JALAL UD DIN
15-06-2023
15-06-2023
SG-5815
SG-5815
164
165
JKF-1087-4-0
JKF-1087-4-0
AISHA BANO
MOHD ASHRAF
15-06-2023
15-06-2023
SG-5715
SG-5715
137 JKF-3311-2-0 AB MAJID 15-06-2023 SG-5815 309 JKF-6803-2-0 REHMATI BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 166 JKF-1247-2-0 FATIMA 15-06-2023 SG-5715
Flight Schedule of Hai Pilgrims/Reporting 138 JKF-3311-2-0 HAMEEDA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 310 JKF-6803-2-0 ABDUL SALAM 15-06-2023 SG-5815
167 JKF-1247-2-0 GH MOHI UD DIN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
168 JKF-1268-2-0 HAFIZA 15-06-2023 SG-5715
time at Haj House Bemina, Srinagar. 139
140
JKF-3345-2-0
JKF-3345-2-0
ZAREEFA BANOO
ABDUL RASHID
15-06-2023
15-06-2023
SG-5815
SG-5815
311
312
JKF-6829-2-0
JKF-6829-2-0
SYEDA BEGUM
ALI MOHAMMAD
15-06-2023
15-06-2023
SG-5815
SG-5815
169 JKF-1268-2-0 MOHD YOUSUF 15-06-2023 SG-5715
170 JKF-1279-2-0 BASHIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
In continuation to this office notification dated: 12-06- 141 JKF-3378-2-0 SHAFIQ AHMED 15-06-2023 SG-5815 313 JKF-6892-2-0 UMER LATEEF 15-06-2023 SG-5815 171 JKF-1279-2-0 SALEEMA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5715
142 JKF-3378-2-0 ZAKIA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 314 JKF-6892-2-0 NEELOFERIQBAL 15-06-2023 SG-5815 172 JKF-1385-4-0 FARIDA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
2023, the flight schedule for 15th June, 2023 is hereby 143 JKF-3431-1-0 GH MOHI DIN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 315 JKF-6926-4-0 NASEEMA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5815 173 JKF-1385-4-0 SHUJA SHAFQAT HUSSAIN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
published for information of the concerned Haj pilgrims. 144 JKF-3436-2-0 BASHIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 316 JKF-6926-4-0 MOHD MAQBOOL 15-06-2023 SG-5815 174 JKF-1385-4-0 GHULAM NABI 15-06-2023 SG-5715
Reporting time of pilgrims at Haj House Srinagar as per 145 JKF-3436-2-0 GULSHAN AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5815 317 JKF-6926-4-0 FAROOQ AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 175 JKF-1385-4-0 GHAMEERAH SHAFQAT 15-06-2023 SG-5715
146 JKF-3462-2-0 MUZAFFER ALI 15-06-2023 SG-5815 318 JKF-6926-4-0 NAZIRA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 176 JKF-1588-3-0 AIJAZ AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
their respective flights is notified as under: 147 JKF-3462-2-0 RASHIDA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5815 319 JKF-7001-2-0 GH AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 177 JKF-1588-3-0 HAFEEZA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
148 JKF-3480-2-0 SARA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 320 JKF-7001-2-0 HALEEMA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 178 JKF-1588-3-0 FAROOQ AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
S. Date of Reporting time 179 JKF-1723-1-0 JAVID AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
Flight No. 149 JKF-3480-2-0 MOHAMMAD YOUSUF 15-06-2023 SG-5815 1 JKF-3-2-0 RAJA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
No. Departure at Haj House 150 JKF-3486-2-0 GH NABI 15-06-2023 SG-5815 2 JKF-3-2-0 BASHIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715 180 JKF-1726-2-0 GULZAR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
1 SG-5815 15-06-2023 09:00 AM 151 JKF-3486-2-0 HAJRA BANU 15-06-2023 SG-5815 3 JKF-4-2-0 NAZIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715 181 JKF-1726-2-0 DILSHADAH AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5715
2 SG-5715 15-06-2023 11:45 AM 152 JKF-3498-2-0 GULSHAN ARA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 4 JKF-4-2-0 SHAHZADA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5715 182 JKR-2294-2-0 BAKTHI 15-06-2023 SG-5715
5 JKF-34-4-0 ALI MOHMMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715 183 JKR-2294-2-0 ABDUL AZIZ 15-06-2023 SG-5715
153 JKF-3498-2-0 BASHIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815
The pilgrims are advised to report on time at Haj House, 154 JKF-3518-2-0 AB AZIZ 15-06-2023 SG-5815
6 JKF-34-4-0 NASEEMA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5715 184 JKF-2874-2-0 RAZIYA 15-06-2023 SG-5715
7 JKF-34-4-0 MOHMMAD ASHRAF 15-06-2023 SG-5715 185 JKF-2874-2-0 DIN MOHAMMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
Bemina, Srinagar. It may be noted that only standard 155 JKF-3518-2-0 JAWHARA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 186 JKF-2887-2-0 TARIQ AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
8 JKF-34-4-0 MAHMOODAH BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
baggage without any banned item shall be accepted as 156 JKF-3544-2-0 KALIM AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5815 9 JKF-38-2-0 GH AHMAD WANI 15-06-2023 SG-5715 187 JKF-2887-2-0 RIFAT YASMEEN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
157 JKF-3544-2-0 MOHMUD AYAZ 15-06-2023 SG-5815 10 JKF-38-2-0 HABLA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5715 188 JKF-3167-2-0 MOHAMMAD YAQOOB 15-06-2023 SG-5715
check-in-luggage by the Airlines at Haj House, Srinagar. 158 JKF-3683-2-0 NASEEMA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5815 189 JKF-3167-2-0 SAJA 15-06-2023 SG-5715
11 JKF-40-2-0 IRSHAD RASOOL 15-06-2023 SG-5715
The flight schedule for remaining pilgrims shall be 159 JKF-3683-2-0 JOHN MOHD MUZAFAR 15-06-2023 SG-5815 12 JKF-40-2-0 NASEEMA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5715 190 JKF-4077-1-0 MOHD AFZAL 15-06-2023 SG-5715
notified separately. 160 JKF-3691-1-0 NAZIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 13 JKF-48-2-0 ZEBA 15-06-2023 SG-5715 191 JKF-4486-2-0 AFROZA JABEEN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
161 JKF-3710-2-0 SYED ANJUM ARA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 14 JKF-48-2-0 AB RAHMAN 15-06-2023 SG-5715 192 JKF-4486-2-0 SARVAR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
162 JKF-3710-2-0 ISHTIYAQ AH 15-06-2023 SG-5815 15 JKF-53-2-0 MUSHTAQ AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715 193 JKF-4706-2-0 RAJA 15-06-2023 SG-5715
JAMMU AND KASHMiR HAJ COMMittEE 163 JKF-3719-2-0 MONIS AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 16 JKF-53-2-0 NAZA PARVEEN 15-06-2023 SG-5715 194 JKF-4706-2-0 ABDUL GANAI 15-06-2023 SG-5715
17 JKF-54-2-0 SAARA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715 195 JKF-4776-3-0 SHANAZA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
fLiGHt ALLOtMENt fOR HAJ 1444 (H) - 2023 164
165
JKF-3719-2-0
JKF-3739-2-0
NIGHAT MAJEED
ABDUL MAJEED
15-06-2023
15-06-2023
SG-5815
SG-5815 18 JKF-54-2-0 ABDUL RAHMAN 15-06-2023 SG-5715 196 JKF-4776-3-0 SHAKEEL AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
S. No. Cover No Name of Pilgrim (s) Flight Date Flight No. 19 JKF-57-2-0 AMINA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715 197 JKF-4776-3-0 MYMOONA 15-06-2023 SG-5715
1 JKF-1-2-0 ZEENA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 166 JKF-3739-2-0 HASEENA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 198 JKF-4850-2-0 HANIFA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
20 JKF-57-2-0 MOHD RAMZAN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
2 JKF-1-2-0 BASHIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 167 JKF-3766-1-0 GH MOHD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 199 JKF-4850-2-0 MOHD AYOUB 15-06-2023 SG-5715
21 JKF-60-1-0 ABDUL RAHMAN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
3 JKF-30-2-0 ZENA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 168 JKF-3815-2-0 NUSRAT 15-06-2023 SG-5815 22 JKF-62-2-0 MOHD IQBAL 15-06-2023 SG-5715 200 JKF-5006-2-0 SYEEDA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
4 JKF-30-2-0 ABDUL RASHID 15-06-2023 SG-5815 169 JKF-3815-2-0 IMTIYAZ 15-06-2023 SG-5815 23 JKF-62-2-0 MASOODA 15-06-2023 SG-5715 201 JKF-5006-2-0 SHAHNAZ AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
5 KHJKF-109-1-0 JAVED AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 170 JKF-3853-2-0 FAROOQ AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 24 JKF-81-2-0 ABDUL MAJEED 15-06-2023 SG-5715 202 JKF-5166-1-0 MOHD MAQBOOL 15-06-2023 SG-5715
6 JKF-259-2-0 ZAIBA BEIGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 171 JKF-3853-2-0 HALEEMA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 25 JKF-81-2-0 MASOODA MAROOF 15-06-2023 SG-5715 203 JKR-5208-2-0 GHULAM MOHAMMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
7 JKF-259-2-0 ABDULAHAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 172 JKF-3861-2-0 NISAR HUSSAIN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 26 JKF-89-2-0 MANZOOR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715 204 JKR-5208-2-0 AZI BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
173 JKF-3861-2-0 SALEEMA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5815 27 JKF-89-2-0 SHAMEEMA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5715 205 JKF-5227-3-0 TARIQ AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
8 JKF-369-2-0 AB LATEEF SHAH 15-06-2023 SG-5815
174 JKF-3888-2-0 GHULAM QADIR 15-06-2023 SG-5815 28 JKF-91-2-0 MUKHTAR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715 206 JKF-5227-3-0 GHULAM HASSAN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
9 JKF-369-2-0 FAREEDA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 207 JKF-5227-3-0 ATIQA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
10 JKF-508-2-0 GHULAM QADIR 15-06-2023 SG-5815 175 JKF-3888-2-0 RAFIQA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5815 29 JKF-91-2-0 FIRDOSA AMIN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
176 JKF-3909-2-0 MATINA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 30 JKF-94-4-0 GHULAM MOHI UD DIN 15-06-2023 SG-5715 208 JKF-5289-2-0 SAMREENA ZAHID 15-06-2023 SG-5715
11 JKF-508-2-0 SALIMA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 31 JKF-94-4-0 FAROOQ AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715 209 JKF-5289-2-0 ZAHID AZIZ 15-06-2023 SG-5715
12 JKF-527-3-0 ABDUL RASHID 15-06-2023 SG-5815 177 JKF-3909-2-0 ABDUL RAHMAN 15-06-2023 SG-5815
32 JKF-94-4-0 WAHEEDA 15-06-2023 SG-5715 210 JKF-5293-4-0 FEHMEEDA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5715
13 JKF-527-3-0 RUKHSANA QADIR 15-06-2023 SG-5815 178 JKF-3919-2-0 RAJA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5815
33 JKF-94-4-0 SALEEMA 15-06-2023 SG-5715 211 JKF-5293-4-0 ZUBAIR AHMAD WANDROO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
14 JKF-527-3-0 ATHAR ALI 15-06-2023 SG-5815 179 JKF-3919-2-0 MOHD MAQBOOL 15-06-2023 SG-5815 212 JKF-5293-4-0 AASIYA SHAFI 15-06-2023 SG-5715
180 JKF-3947-1-0 SHEIKH 15-06-2023 SG-5815 34 JKF-102-2-0 SAJA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
15 JKF-627-1-0 GULZAR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 35 JKF-102-2-0 AB RASHID 15-06-2023 SG-5715 213 JKF-5293-4-0 MOHAMMAD SHAFI WANDROO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
16 JKR-677-2-0 GHULAM MOHAMMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 181 JKR-3995-2-0 RAJA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 214 JKF-5315-1-0 GH MOHI UD DIN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
36 JKF-105-2-0 GH RASOOL 15-06-2023 SG-5715
17 JKR-677-2-0 GULSHAN BEIGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 182 JKR-3995-2-0 KHAZIR MOHD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 37 JKF-105-2-0 SAJIDA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5715 215 JKF-5329-2-0 SHAHIDA AMIN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
18 JKF-758-2-0 MOHD AFZAL 15-06-2023 SG-5815 183 JKF-4007-1-0 MOHD ASLAM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 38 KHJKF-114-1-0 ROUFAHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715 216 JKF-5329-2-0 MOHAMMED AMIN BANDAY 15-06-2023 SG-5715
19 JKF-758-2-0 TAJA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 184 JKR-4009-2-0 HAJRA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 39 JKF-192-2-0 FATIMA 15-06-2023 SG-5715 217 JKF-5369-4-0 MOHAMMAD UMAR SHAH 15-06-2023 SG-5715
20 JKF-759-2-0 JANA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 185 JKR-4009-2-0 MOHD KHALIL 15-06-2023 SG-5815 40 JKF-192-2-0 ABDUL HAMID 15-06-2023 SG-5715 218 JKF-5369-4-0 NAYEEMA AKHTAR MIR 15-06-2023 SG-5715
186 JKF-4018-1-0 IMTIYAZ AHMED 15-06-2023 SG-5815 41 JKF-194-3-0 RAHTI BEGAM 15-06-2023 SG-5715 219 JKF-5369-4-0 FIRDOSA AKHTAR 15-06-2023 SG-5715
21 JKF-759-2-0 MOHD RAMZAN 15-06-2023 SG-5815
187 JKF-4024-2-0 YASMEEN AKHTAR 15-06-2023 SG-5815 42 JKF-194-3-0 ASSADULLAH 15-06-2023 SG-5715 220 JKF-5369-4-0 MOHMAD SYED 15-06-2023 SG-5715
22 JKF-834-4-0 SAKINA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 221 JKF-5372-2-0 MARYAM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
23 JKF-834-4-0 KHURSHID AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 188 JKF-4024-2-0 ZAHOOR UL HAQ 15-06-2023 SG-5815 43 JKF-194-3-0 JALAL UD DIN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
189 JKF-4074-2-0 SHAHZADA SULTAN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 44 JKF-239-2-0 GULSHANA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715 222 JKF-5372-2-0 SHABIR AHMAD BHAT 15-06-2023 SG-5715
24 JKF-834-4-0 AB RASHID 15-06-2023 SG-5815 223 JKF-5379-2-0 HAJIRA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
190 JKF-4074-2-0 MOHD SULTAN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 45 JKF-239-2-0 GHULAM MOHD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
25 JKF-834-4-0 SARWA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 46 JKF-247-2-0 RASHEEDA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5715 224 JKF-5379-2-0 MOHD ISMAIL BHAT 15-06-2023 SG-5715
26 JKR-844-2-0 NOOR MOHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 191 JKF-4083-2-0 RAFIQA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5815
47 JKF-247-2-0 GH RASOOL 15-06-2023 SG-5715 225 JKF-5411-2-0 NISSAR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
27 JKR-844-2-0 AISHA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 192 JKF-4083-2-0 ISHTEYAQ RASOOL 15-06-2023 SG-5815 226 JKF-5411-2-0 NUSRAT BASHIR 15-06-2023 SG-5715
193 JKF-4084-3-0 FAZI 15-06-2023 SG-5815 48 JKF-250-2-0 GH MOHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
28 JKF-867-2-0 JAVAID HUSSAIN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 49 JKF-250-2-0 ZAMROODA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5715 227 JKF-5414-2-0 ABDUL SAMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
194 JKF-4084-3-0 REHMI 15-06-2023 SG-5815 228 JKF-5414-2-0 KHIZRI BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
29 JKF-867-2-0 SHAMEMA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5815 50 JKF-251-2-0 FATIMA 15-06-2023 SG-5715
195 JKF-4084-3-0 AB RAHMAN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 229 JKF-5420-1-0 SHOWKAT HUSSAIN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
30 JKF-1049-2-0 RAJA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 196 JKF-4101-1-0 GH MOHD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 51 JKF-251-2-0 NAZIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
31 JKF-1049-2-0 MOHD MUSHTAK 15-06-2023 SG-5815 52 JKF-253-1-0 SHIRAZ AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715 230 JKF-5428-2-0 SAMEER MUKHTAR 15-06-2023 SG-5715
197 JKF-4148-2-0 FAREEDA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 231 JKF-5428-2-0 HAJERA BEGAM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
32 JKF-1142-2-0 SHAREEFA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 198 JKF-4148-2-0 BASHIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 53 JKF-254-2-0 MUSHTAQ AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
33 JKF-1142-2-0 ATHER HUSSAIN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 54 JKF-254-2-0 HASEENA AKTHER 15-06-2023 SG-5715 232 JKF-5431-2-0 HAFEEZA 15-06-2023 SG-5715
199 JKF-4159-2-0 ALI MOHAMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 233 JKF-5431-2-0 MOHMAD ABDULLA 15-06-2023 SG-5715
34 JKF-1343-1-0 HABIB ULLAH 15-06-2023 SG-5815 200 JKF-4159-2-0 RAJA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 55 JKF-256-2-0 JAWAHARA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
56 JKF-256-2-0 MOHD YOUSUF 15-06-2023 SG-5715 234 JKF-5450-2-0 HAMEEDA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
35 JKF-1374-2-0 RAJA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 201 JKF-4216-3-0 SAYEEDA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 235 JKF-5450-2-0 FIDA HUSSAIN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
36 JKF-1374-2-0 GH MOHD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 202 JKF-4216-3-0 HAMEEDA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 57 JKF-267-3-0 ZUBEDA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5715
58 JKF-267-3-0 ANDLEEBAJAN 15-06-2023 SG-5715 236 JKF-5472-2-0 SARVA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
37 JKF-1422-2-0 MOHAMMAD SYEED 15-06-2023 SG-5815 203 JKF-4216-3-0 MOHD AMIN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 237 JKF-5472-2-0 JAVID IQBAL 15-06-2023 SG-5715
204 JKF-4218-2-0 NASEEMA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 59 JKF-267-3-0 SAJAD HUSSAIN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
38 JKF-1422-2-0 MISRA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 60 JKF-269-2-0 GHULAM NABI 15-06-2023 SG-5715 238 JKF-5473-1-0 AB LATIF 15-06-2023 SG-5715
39 JKF-1513-2-0 FATIMA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 205 JKF-4218-2-0 MURAD AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 239 JKF-5475-3-0 MOHAMMAD RAMZAN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
206 JKF-4277-2-0 TAJA BEIGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 61 JKF-269-2-0 TAHIRA AKHTAR 15-06-2023 SG-5715
40 JKF-1513-2-0 MOHD JAMAL 15-06-2023 SG-5815 62 JKF-270-2-0 GH NABI 15-06-2023 SG-5715 240 JKF-5475-3-0 KHATIJA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
41 JKF-1521-4-0 SULEMAN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 207 JKF-4277-2-0 AB AZIZ 15-06-2023 SG-5815 241 JKF-5475-3-0 SALEEMA BAGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
208 JKF-4287-2-0 MOHD ASHRAF 15-06-2023 SG-5815 63 JKF-270-2-0 AYESHA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
42 JKF-1521-4-0 MUBINA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 64 JKF-275-3-0 MOHAMMAD RAMZAN 15-06-2023 SG-5715 242 JKF-5489-2-0 RIFIQA AKTHER 15-06-2023 SG-5715
209 JKF-4287-2-0 SHAFIQA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 243 JKF-5489-2-0 MUSHTAQ AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
43 JKF-1521-4-0 SALEEMA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 210 JKF-4290-2-0 ALI MOHAMMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 65 JKF-275-3-0 GOWHAR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
44 JKF-1521-4-0 MOHAMMAD ALTAF 15-06-2023 SG-5815 66 JKF-275-3-0 HAFEEZA 15-06-2023 SG-5715 244 JKF-5495-2-0 JAMEELA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5715
211 JKF-4290-2-0 SHAHZADA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 245 JKF-5495-2-0 MOHD YASEEN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
45 JKF-1575-2-0 FAYAZA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 212 JKR-4296-2-0 ABDUL RASHID 15-06-2023 SG-5815 67 JKF-281-2-0 GH MOHD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
46 JKF-1575-2-0 MEERUKAHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 68 JKF-281-2-0 RAFIQA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5715 246 JKF-5602-3-0 MANSOOR AHAMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
213 JKR-4296-2-0 MASOODA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 247 JKF-5602-3-0 SHEEMA MANSOOR 15-06-2023 SG-5715
47 JKF-1579-2-0 HALEEMA BAGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 214 JKF-4421-2-0 HAFEEZA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 69 JKF-297-4-0 NAZIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
70 JKF-297-4-0 ASSAD ULLAH 15-06-2023 SG-5715 248 JKF-5602-3-0 GULSHAN ARA 15-06-2023 SG-5715
48 JKF-1579-2-0 GHULAM NABI 15-06-2023 SG-5815 215 JKF-4421-2-0 AJAZAHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815
71 JKF-297-4-0 HALEEMA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715 249 JKF-5605-3-0 GHULAM QADIR 15-06-2023 SG-5715
49 JKF-1708-2-0 AFROZA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5815 216 JKF-4587-1-0 BASHIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 250 JKF-5605-3-0 MYSAR PARVEEN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
217 JKF-4603-2-0 SARAH 15-06-2023 SG-5815 72 JKF-297-4-0 ZAINA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
50 JKF-1708-2-0 MOHD ISHAQ 15-06-2023 SG-5815 251 JKF-5605-3-0 NAZIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
218 JKF-4603-2-0 GHULAM NABI 15-06-2023 SG-5815 73 JKF-305-2-0 FATIMA 15-06-2023 SG-5715
51 JKF-1758-2-0 MOHD AKBAR 15-06-2023 SG-5815 74 JKF-305-2-0 MOHD MAQBOOL 15-06-2023 SG-5715 252 JKF-5608-2-0 MOHD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
52 JKF-1758-2-0 HANIFA BEGAM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 219 JKR-4605-2-0 ABDUL REHMAN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 253 JKF-5608-2-0 GH AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
220 JKR-4605-2-0 HABLA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 75 JKF-307-2-0 SHAHMEEDA AKHTAR 15-06-2023 SG-5715
53 JKF-1769-3-0 GHULAM NABI 15-06-2023 SG-5815 76 JKF-307-2-0 AJAZAHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715 254 JKF-5610-2-0 GH NABI 15-06-2023 SG-5715
54 JKF-1769-3-0 GHULAM HASSAN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 221 JKF-4616-2-0 WALI MOHAMMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 255 JKF-5610-2-0 REHTI 15-06-2023 SG-5715
222 JKF-4616-2-0 REHAMTI 15-06-2023 SG-5815 77 JKF-313-4-0 TAJAMUL 15-06-2023 SG-5715
55 JKF-1769-3-0 FATIMA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 78 JKF-313-4-0 SALEEMA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5715 256 JKF-5615-2-0 SYED MOHD AMIN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
223 JKF-4746-1-0 GHULAM MOHI UD DIN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 257 JKF-5615-2-0 HAFEEZA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
56 JKF-1790-1-0 ABDUL SALAM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 224 JKF-4768-2-0 JAMEELA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 79 JKF-313-4-0 RAJA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
57 JKF-1841-3-0 PARVEENA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5815 80 JKF-313-4-0 MOHD SHABAN 15-06-2023 SG-5715 258 JKF-5618-2-0 ABDUL RASHID 15-06-2023 SG-5715
225 JKF-4768-2-0 MOHD RAMZAN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 259 JKF-5618-2-0 SHUGUFTA PARVEEN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
58 JKF-1841-3-0 MANZOOR AHMED 15-06-2023 SG-5815 226 JKF-4771-1-0 GULAM AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 81 JKF-692-4-0 SAJA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
59 JKF-1841-3-0 FAYIZ MANZOOR 15-06-2023 SG-5815 82 JKF-692-4-0 NABLA FAROOQ 15-06-2023 SG-5715 260 JKF-5621-3-0 GH MOHD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
227 JKF-4912-2-0 SARAH BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 261 JKF-5621-3-0 MOHD AKRAM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
60 JKF-1854-2-0 ALI MOHAMMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 228 JKF-4912-2-0 BASHIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 83 JKF-692-4-0 AFTAB AALAM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
84 JKF-692-4-0 FAROOQ AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715 262 JKF-5621-3-0 FAZI GANAI 15-06-2023 SG-5715
61 JKF-1854-2-0 JALI BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 229 JKF-4974-1-0 MOHD RAMZAN 15-06-2023 SG-5815
85 JKF-694-4-0 MOHAMMAD ISMAIL 15-06-2023 SG-5715 263 JKF-5622-2-0 MAHMOODA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
62 JKF-1894-2-0 ABDUL GANI 15-06-2023 SG-5815 230 JKF-5015-2-0 ALI MOHD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 264 JKF-5622-2-0 ABDUL KAREEM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
63 JKF-1894-2-0 SAJA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 231 JKF-5015-2-0 FATIMA BEUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 86 JKF-694-4-0 MOHD SHAFI 15-06-2023 SG-5715
87 JKF-694-4-0 GULSHANA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5715 265 JKF-5637-2-0 ASADULLAH 15-06-2023 SG-5715
64 JKF-1908-2-0 ALTAF HUSSAIN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 232 JKR-5088-2-0 GHULAM MOHAMMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 266 JKF-5637-2-0 KHATIJA 15-06-2023 SG-5715
233 JKR-5088-2-0 HALEEMA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 88 JKF-694-4-0 HALEEMA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
65 JKF-1908-2-0 KHALIDA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 89 JKF-695-2-0 NAZIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715 267 JKF-5642-2-0 TANVEER AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
66 JKF-1931-4-0 AZI BEIGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 234 JKR-5133-4-0 ABIDA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 268 JKF-5642-2-0 SAJA 15-06-2023 SG-5715
235 JKR-5133-4-0 ASMAT JAN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 90 JKF-695-2-0 SALEEMA 15-06-2023 SG-5715
67 JKF-1931-4-0 FATIMA BAIGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 91 JKF-696-1-0 MANZOOR AHMAD DAR 15-06-2023 SG-5715 269 JKF-5650-2-0 HAMEEDA 15-06-2023 SG-5715
68 JKF-1931-4-0 ALI MOHD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 236 JKR-5133-4-0 FAUZIA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 270 JKF-5650-2-0 ALI MOHD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
237 JKR-5133-4-0 MOHAMAD ALTAF 15-06-2023 SG-5815 92 JKF-697-2-0 RAJA 15-06-2023 SG-5715
69 JKF-1931-4-0 MOHD ABDULLAH 15-06-2023 SG-5815 93 JKF-697-2-0 ABDUL SALAM 15-06-2023 SG-5715 271 JKF-5657-2-0 NABLA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
238 JKF-5152-2-0 GULZAR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 272 JKF-5657-2-0 ABDUL MAJEED 15-06-2023 SG-5715
70 JKF-1940-3-0 HAJRA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 239 JKF-5180-2-0 MISRA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 94 JKF-699-2-0 MOHD YOUSUF 15-06-2023 SG-5715
71 JKF-1940-3-0 GH MOHAMMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 95 JKF-699-2-0 GULSHAN AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5715 273 JKF-5659-2-0 ABDUL SATAR 15-06-2023 SG-5715
240 JKF-5180-2-0 GHULAM MOHD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 274 JKF-5659-2-0 MISRA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
72 JKF-1940-3-0 ALI MOHAMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 241 JKF-5194-2-0 HAJRA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 96 JKF-714-2-0 SAJA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
73 JKF-1949-2-0 RUBEENA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 97 JKF-714-2-0 JALAL UD DIN 15-06-2023 SG-5715 275 JKF-5675-2-0 GHULAM MOHAMMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
242 JKF-5194-2-0 BASHIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 276 JKF-5675-2-0 SHAHZADA 15-06-2023 SG-5715
74 JKF-1949-2-0 MOHD RAMZAN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 243 JKF-5224-2-0 ALI MOHMMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 98 JKF-716-2-0 KHATIJI BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
99 JKF-716-2-0 GHULAM QADIR 15-06-2023 SG-5715 277 JKF-5692-2-0 JANA 15-06-2023 SG-5715
75 JKR-2124-2-0 GH AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 244 JKF-5224-2-0 ZAREEFA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 278 JKF-5692-2-0 GHULAM MOHAMMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
76 JKR-2124-2-0 RAFIQA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 245 JKF-5237-2-0 NABIZA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 100 JKF-729-1-0 MOHAMAD YASEEN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
101 JKF-731-2-0 HAMIDA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5715 279 JKF-5705-2-0 GHULAM MOHD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
77 JKF-2153-2-0 MOHD YASSAIN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 246 JKF-5237-2-0 ABDUL GANI 15-06-2023 SG-5815 280 JKF-5705-2-0 RAJA BEIGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
247 JKF-5244-1-0 ABDUL HAMEED 15-06-2023 SG-5815 102 JKF-731-2-0 BASHIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
78 JKF-2153-2-0 MISRA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 103 JKF-736-4-0 ZAINA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5715 281 JKF-5710-2-0 INSHA BASHIR 15-06-2023 SG-5715
79 JKF-2174-2-0 HAJRA BAGAM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 248 JKF-5256-2-0 AFAQ AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 282 JKF-5710-2-0 KHURSHID AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
249 JKF-5256-2-0 SHAHEEDA PERVEEN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 104 JKF-736-4-0 SHABIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
80 JKF-2174-2-0 AB MAJEED 15-06-2023 SG-5815 105 JKF-736-4-0 JANA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715 283 JKF-5736-2-0 SHAMEEMA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
81 JKF-2190-2-0 MOHD ABDULLA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 250 JKF-5257-2-0 GHULAM NABI 15-06-2023 SG-5815 284 JKF-5736-2-0 MOHD SUBHAN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
251 JKF-5257-2-0 MARYAMA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 106 JKF-736-4-0 MOHAMMAD YOUSUF 15-06-2023 SG-5715
82 JKF-2190-2-0 SAJA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 107 JKF-740-2-0 GOWHAR RASHID 15-06-2023 SG-5715 285 JKF-5745-1-0 GH NABI 15-06-2023 SG-5715
252 JKF-5260-2-0 NAZIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 286 JKF-5746-2-0 ABDUL RASHID 15-06-2023 SG-5715
83 JKR-2193-2-0 ABDUL GAFFAR 15-06-2023 SG-5815 253 JKF-5260-2-0 KOUNSAR JAN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 108 JKF-740-2-0 NUZHAT GUL 15-06-2023 SG-5715
84 JKR-2193-2-0 RAJA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 109 JKF-754-2-0 ATTAR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715 287 JKF-5746-2-0 GULSHAN AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5715
254 JKF-5266-1-0 GH NABI 15-06-2023 SG-5815 288 JKF-5777-2-0 MAHMOODA MEHRAJ 15-06-2023 SG-5715
85 JKF-2196-2-0 ABDUL RASHID 15-06-2023 SG-5815 255 JKF-5279-2-0 ABDUL RAHIM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 110 JKF-754-2-0 WAHEEDA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5715
86 JKF-2196-2-0 SHAMEEMA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 111 JKF-811-3-0 GHULAM HASSAN 15-06-2023 SG-5715 289 JKF-5777-2-0 MERAJ UD DIN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
256 JKF-5279-2-0 RAFIQA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 290 JKF-5790-2-0 MOHD KHALIL 15-06-2023 SG-5715
87 JKR-2359-2-0 ZAINA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 257 JKF-5391-1-0 MOHAMMAD ABDULLA BHAT 15-06-2023 SG-5815 112 JKF-811-3-0 RAHTI BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
113 JKF-811-3-0 SHAHZADA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5715 291 JKF-5790-2-0 NOORA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
88 JKR-2359-2-0 ABDUL GANI 15-06-2023 SG-5815 258 JKF-5407-2-0 AZAD HUSSAIN 15-06-2023 SG-5815
114 JKF-813-2-0 GHULAM MOHD 15-06-2023 SG-5715 292 JKF-5814-3-0 JAVID AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
89 JKF-2364-2-0 MOHD YUSOUF 15-06-2023 SG-5815 259 JKF-5407-2-0 MAHAJABEEN JAN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 293 JKF-5814-3-0 WAHEEDA RAHMAN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
260 JKF-5415-2-0 GUL 15-06-2023 SG-5815 115 JKF-813-2-0 RAJA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
90 JKF-2364-2-0 SAEEDA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 294 JKF-5814-3-0 MEHBOOBA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
261 JKF-5415-2-0 ATIQA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 116 JKF-816-2-0 ABDUL GANI 15-06-2023 SG-5715
91 JKF-2520-4-0 ABDUL RAZAQ 15-06-2023 SG-5815 117 JKF-816-2-0 TAJA BANOO 15-06-2023 SG-5715 295 JKF-5897-2-0 RAJA BEIGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
92 JKF-2520-4-0 RAJA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 262 JKF-5459-1-0 MOHAMMAD ASSADULLAH 15-06-2023 SG-5815 296 JKF-5897-2-0 BASHIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
263 JKF-5507-2-0 AKTHERJEELANI 15-06-2023 SG-5815 118 JKF-824-1-0 ABDUL SALAM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
93 JKF-2520-4-0 SHAHEENA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 119 JKF-831-2-0 YASMIN UL NISA 15-06-2023 SG-5715 297 JKF-6124-2-0 AFROZA JAN 15-06-2023 SG-5715
94 JKF-2520-4-0 ABDUL RASHID 15-06-2023 SG-5815 264 JKF-5507-2-0 HAJRAH BASHIR 15-06-2023 SG-5815 298 JKF-6124-2-0 ARSHEED IQBAL 15-06-2023 SG-5715
265 JKF-5557-2-0 SHAHZADA PARVEEN 15-06-2023 SG-5815 120 JKF-831-2-0 NOORAHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
95 JKF-2559-2-0 JAHAN ARA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 121 JKF-832-2-0 RAJA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715 299 JKF-6438-2-0 NASEEMA 15-06-2023 SG-5715
266 JKF-5557-2-0 MOHD AYUB 15-06-2023 SG-5815 300 JKF-6438-2-0 ALI MOHAMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
96 JKF-2559-2-0 MANZOOR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 267 JKF-5629-3-0 FAROOQ AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 122 JKF-832-2-0 ABDUL KHALIQ 15-06-2023 SG-5715
97 JKF-2632-2-0 NAZIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 123 JKF-948-3-0 GH QADIR 15-06-2023 SG-5715 301 JKF-6518-1-0 RIYAZ AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
268 JKF-5629-3-0 GULSHAN ARA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 302 JKF-6532-2-0 MUNEERA 15-06-2023 SG-5715
98 JKF-2632-2-0 SALEEMA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 269 JKF-5629-3-0 MYMOONA BANU 15-06-2023 SG-5815 124 JKF-948-3-0 AISHA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5715
99 JKF-2633-1-0 AB SALAM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 125 JKF-948-3-0 SARAH BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715 303 JKF-6532-2-0 MOHD ASHRAF 15-06-2023 SG-5715
270 JKF-5638-3-0 IMTIYAZ AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 304 JKF-6617-3-0 MUMTAZA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5715
100 JKF-2646-2-0 RUQUIA GOWHER 15-06-2023 SG-5815 271 JKF-5638-3-0 SHOWKAT AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 126 JKF-956-2-0 MOHAMMAD SABIR 15-06-2023 SG-5715
127 JKF-956-2-0 SARVA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5715 305 JKF-6617-3-0 AFFALAHA SHAMIM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
101 JKF-2646-2-0 MOHD YOUSF 15-06-2023 SG-5815 272 JKF-5638-3-0 AYESHA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815
128 JKF-958-1-0 MOHD ABDULLAH 15-06-2023 SG-5715 306 JKF-6617-3-0 SHAMIM AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
102 JKF-2649-2-0 RUBEENA 15-06-2023 SG-5815 273 JKF-5666-1-0 ABDUL AZIZ 15-06-2023 SG-5815 307 JKF-6714-2-0 SHEHZADA SHAFI 15-06-2023 SG-5715
274 JKR-5673-2-0 SALEEMA BIBI 15-06-2023 SG-5815 129 JKF-960-1-0 GHULAM MOHAMMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
103 JKF-2649-2-0 FAYAZ AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 308 JKF-6714-2-0 MOHD SHAFI 15-06-2023 SG-5715
275 JKR-5673-2-0 MUMTAZ ALI 15-06-2023 SG-5815 130 JKF-969-2-0 HASEENA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
104 JKF-2676-2-0 GHULAM MOHD 15-06-2023 SG-5815 131 JKF-969-2-0 GH MOHD 15-06-2023 SG-5715 309 JKF-6719-2-0 TAJA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
105 JKF-2676-2-0 JANA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 276 JKF-5684-1-0 ABDUL RAHIM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 310 JKF-6719-2-0 SONAULLAH 15-06-2023 SG-5715
277 JKF-5696-1-0 ABDUL AZIZ 15-06-2023 SG-5815 132 JKF-977-2-0 MOHD SALEEM 15-06-2023 SG-5715
106 JKF-2691-2-0 RAFEEQA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5815 133 JKF-977-2-0 PASANDEEDA ASHOOR 15-06-2023 SG-5715 311 JKF-6764-1-0 SHOWKAT AHMAD DAR 15-06-2023 SG-5715
107 JKF-2691-2-0 AB RASHID 15-06-2023 SG-5815 278 JKF-5708-2-0 HAMEEDA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815
279 JKF-5708-2-0 GHULAM QADIR 15-06-2023 SG-5815 134 JKF-983-2-0 JABEENA AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5715 312 JKF-6863-2-0 FATIMA 15-06-2023 SG-5715
108 JKR-2707-2-0 SARA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815 135 JKF-983-2-0 MUZAFAR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715 313 JKF-6863-2-0 GHULAM QADIR 15-06-2023 SG-5715
280 JKF-5822-2-0 ZAINA BEGUM 15-06-2023 SG-5815
109 JKR-2707-2-0 HABIBULLAH 15-06-2023 SG-5815 281 JKF-5822-2-0 GH NABI 15-06-2023 SG-5815 136 JKF-986-2-0 HALEEMA BANO 15-06-2023 SG-5715 314 JKF-6878-3-0 ZAINAB GUL 15-06-2023 SG-5715
110 JKR-2784-2-0 NASRINA AKHTAR 15-06-2023 SG-5815 282 JKF-5838-2-0 SHAKIL AKHTER 15-06-2023 SG-5815 137 JKF-986-2-0 ABDUL RASHID 15-06-2023 SG-5715 315 JKF-6878-3-0 BASHIR AHMAD 15-06-2023 SG-5715
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UNIFORM CIVIL CODE: Law Zelensky, IAEA

chief discuss
Ajit Doval, an international treasure: US
Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti
Commission seeks views of security risks
to Zaporizhzhia
ANI

New Delhi,
ogy that India has, we have
rocked the world. A 'tea wala'
in a village makes sure that
both attended the second
Track 1.5 discourse on it,
which the Confederation of

public, religious organisations

ANI
New Delhi, June 14: Amid a
raging debate on the need to
introduce uniform laws for
every citizen of the country,
the Law Commission of India
has solicited the views and
ideas of the public and rec-
ognised religious organisa-
tions to examine the Uniform
Civil Code, officials said on
Wednesday.
The Law Commission has
given 30 days to the respon-
dents to present their views.
The 22nd Law Commission of
India is among other things
examining the Uniform Civil
Code on a reference sent by
the Ministry of Law & Jus-
tice, they said.
Initially, the 21st Law
Commission examined the
subject of the Uniform Civil
Code, soliciting the views of
all the stakeholders through
its appeal along with a ques-
tionnaire dated 7.10.2016 and
further public appeals/notic-
es dated 19.03.2018, 27.03.2018
and 10.4.2018. It had received
an overwhelming response
from the respondents.
An official said the 21st
Law Commission issued
the consultation paper on
"Reforms of Family Law" on
31.08.2018.
"Since more than three
years have lapsed from the
date of issuance of the said
Consultation Paper, bearing
in mind the relevance and
importance of the subject
and also the various court
orders on it, the 22nd Law
Commission of India consid-
ered it expedient to deliber-
ate afresh over the issue,"
he said.
Accordingly, the 22nd Law
Commission of India decided
again to solicit the views and
ideas of the public at large, as
well as recognised religious
organisations about the Uni-
form Civil Code.
"Those who are interest-
ed and willing may present
their views within a period
of 30 days from the date of
Notice through the "click
here" button or by email
at membersecretary-lci[at]
gov[dot] into the Law Com-
mission of India," the official
added.
In May 2022, the Uttara-
khand government formed
a committee to examine its
implementation in the state.
Earlier, in May, Uttara-
khand Chief Minister Push-
kar Singh Dhami said the
majority of work on drawing
up the draft for the Uniform
Civil Code (UCC) has been
completed and the govern-
ment-constituted committee
will submit its proposals by
June 30.
In October 2022, Gujarat
Home Minister Harsh Sang-
havi announced the forma-
tion of a committee for imple-
menting the Uniform Civil
Code (UCC) in the state.
However, some politi-
cal leaders have spoken in
favour of uniform laws for all
communities in the country,
the All India Muslim Per-
sonal Law Board (AIMPLB)
termed it "an unconstitution-
al and anti-minorities move",
adding that the "rhetoric"
on the UCC was nothing but
an attempt by the govern-
ments of Uttarakhand, Uttar
Pradesh, as well the central
government to divert the
public attention from con-
cerns around inflation, econ-
omy and unemployment.
The Uniform Civil Code is
a proposal to formulate and
implement personal laws
which will apply uniformly
to all citizens regardless of
their religion, gender, and
sexual orientation.
The code comes under
Article 44 of the Constitu-
tion, which stipulates that
the state shall endeavour to
secure a Uniform Civil Code
for the citizens throughout
the territory of India.
In the BJP's 2019 Lok
Sabha election manifesto,
the party had promised the
implementation of UCC if it
came to power.
nuke plant
IANS
Kiev, June 14: Ukrainian
President Volodymyr Zel-
ensky met visiting Inter-
national Atomic Energy
Agency (IAEA) Director-
General Rafael Grossi to
discuss security risks to
the Zaporizhzhia nuclear
power plant (ZNPP) in
the wake of the Kakhovka
dam breach last week.
During the talks on
Tuesday, Zelensky said
that the security risks to
the plant have significant-
ly increased due to the
destruction of the dam and
the Kakhovka hydroelec-
tric power plant, reports
Xinhua news agency.
The ZNPP, which has
been controlled by Rus-
sian forces since March
2022, is located some
140 km northeast of the
Kakhovka plant.
Zelensky welcomed
the presence of the
IAEA's inspectors at the
ZNPP and Grossi's inten-
tion to personally visit the
plant to assess the situa-
tion on the ground.
June 14: US
Ambassador
to India Eric
Garcetti lauded
National Secu-
rity Advisor Ajit
Doval, calling him an "inter-
national treasure".
Highlighting Doval's
humble origins as a village
boy from Uttarakhand, the
envoy said, "India's NSA has
not only become a national
treasure but an internation-
al treasure". The envoy also
expressed admiration for the
strong foundation between
the United States and India.
"When I look at the founda-
tion between the United States
and India, it is so strong, it
is so clear that Indians love
Americans and Americans
love Indians," Garcetti said at
the United States-India initia-
tive on Critical and Emerging
Technologies (iCET) meet in
Delhi.
Praising India's advance-
ments in digital payments
and financial technology,
the US Ambassador said:
"When I look at digital pay-
ments and financial technol-
she gets direct payment
from the government on her
phone, a 100 per cent of each
one of those rupees."
He said he recently had
dinner with a group of multi-
faith leaders in India, one of
them said "We hear all these
talks about 4G, 5G and 6G,
but here in India we have
something more powerful
than that-'Guruji'.
Meanwhile, National
Security Advisor of the US
Jake Sullivan who is on a
two-day India visit on Tues-
day met his Indian coun-
terpart Ajit Doval and dis-
cussed regional and global
issues of mutual interest.
Sullivan is accompanied
by a delegation of senior
US government officials
and leaders of US industry
during his visit. His visit to
the national capital comes in
the run-up to Prime Minister
Narendra Modi's upcoming
state visit to the US.
The two national security
advisers had restricted dis-
cussions earlier in the day
to discuss topics of common
interest. Later that day, they
Indian Industry hosted.
The first edition of this
dialogue was organised by
the US Chamber of Com-
merce in Washington, DC
on January 30 this year, the
release of Ministry of Exter-
nal Affairs said.
During the visit, NSA
Sullivan will also meet with
External Affairs Minister S.
Jaishankar and other dig-
nitaries of the Government
of India, the official press
release of the Ministry of
External Affairs said.
Earlier, US Defence Sec-
retary Lloyd Austin and
National Security Advisor
Ajit Doval met each other
in New Delhi and discussed
Indo-Pacific, and coopera-
tion in specific niche tech-
nologies in maritime, mili-
tary and aerospace domains.
According to government
officials, the two leaders
also spoke on the greater
transfer of technology, co-
production and building
indigenous capacities in line
with India's Make in India
and Aatmanirbhar Bharat
initiatives.

NIA Court rejects Waheed [ Cyclone Biparjoy ]

Zelensky and Grossi
also discussed specific Post-1971 war, Pakistani POWs wished their
Para's plea to travel abroad for Armed forces prepared to
steps aimed at reducing
the risks and preventing officers were like Indian officers: Army chief
incidents at the ZNPP.

Yale Fellowship 2023 tackle any situation, says

GK NEWS SERVICE
Srinagar, June 14: A spe-
cial court designated under
the National Investigation
Agency (NIA) Act, Srinagar
has dismissed an application
filed by People Democratic
Party (PDP) youth leader,
Waheed Ur Rehman Para
seeking permission to travel
to United States of America
(USA) to pursue a 3-month
Peace Fellowship Programme
Court of Jammu and Kashmir
and Ladakh subject to various
conditions. These conditions
included that he cannot leave
Jammu and Kashmir without
the prior permission of the
trial court. Further, he was
also ordered to surrender his
passport before the investi-
gating officer.
In light of these conditions,
Para moved the NIA court for
permission to travel abroad
and the release of his passport
The Ukrainian Presi-
dent supported Grossi's
ANI their Indian counterparts in
ensuring the welfare of the
in place, ensuring security
arrangements and coordina-
proposal to send IAEA New Delhi, June 14: Hon- troops. tion," Gen Pande said while
Defence Minister experts to Ukraine to
assess the consequenc-
ouring the contributions
of legendary officer Lt Gen
"After the 1971 Indo-Pak
War, 90,000 Pakistani Prison-
addressing a memorial lec-
ture. He said Lt Gen Bhagat
es of the Kakhovka inci- PS Bhagat, Indian Army ers of War were to be housed ensured that every amenity
IANS expected to make landfall dent, saying that Ukraine chief Gen Manoj Pande on in camps in central com- that the POWs were entitled
in Gujarat on Thursday. would provide them with Wednesday said the treat- mand (with Lt Gen Bhagat to, including canteen stores,
New Delhi, "NDRF has deployed 18 all needed assistance. ment of Pakistani prisoners as commander in chief). This postal facilities, and medical
June 14: teams and 13 SDRF teams. Grossi tweeted that of war post-1971 war was so entailed urgent construction coverage, was made avail-
Defence Min- The cyclone is expected to after the conversation with good that they wished that of shelters, provision of ame- able in the true spirit of the
ister Rajnath make landfall in Gujarat Zelensky, he will travel to their officers were as good as nities, putting the logistics Geneva Convention.
Singh on on the evening of June 15. the ZNPP to assess the sit-
Wednesday More than 45,000 people uation after the Kakhovka
said that the have been evacuated to dam flooding. GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU & KASHMIR
OFFICE OF THE DIVISIONAL FOREST OFFICER
Indian Armed Forces are safe places. We are pre- The breaching of the
prepared to provide any pared for all the challenges dam on June 6 have led

ANANTNAG FOREST DIVISION ANANTNAG

at YALE University, Barand-
bench reported.
The Court noted that Para
has been accused of having
close links with foreign and
local terrorists, as well as of
funding, aiding, and support-
ing terrorist activities and
organizations, it said. For
these alleged offences, Para
has been charged with vari-
ous provisions of the Unlaw-
ful Activities Prevention Act
(UAPA) and the Indian Penal
Code (IPC), which are punish-
able with death and imprison-
ment for life, it was observed.
Hence, special judge, Sand-
eep Gandotra held that there
are genuine apprehensions
that Para may flee India and
disrupt the collection of evi-
dence against him.
"Not only the trial of the
case will get hampered which
is at evidence stage but there
are genuine apprehensions of
the applicant fleeing from the
country and him trying to dis-
rupt the collection of evidence
in the USA for which MLAT
request has been sent through
government of India," the
order said.
On May 25, 2022, Para
was granted bail by the High
PCI, EGI express concern over
intimidation of journalists
GK NEWS SERVICE
Srinagar, June 14: Press
citing his selection as Inaugu-
ral Peace Fellow of the YALE
Peace Fellowship, 2023, which
is slated to start in September
and end in November this year.
The Public Prosecutor (PP)
objected to the application,
contending that the Fellow-
ship was a means to impede
the ongoing investigation and
trial against Para.
The PP also asserted that
there was a statutory bar
under Section 51 of the UAPA
on granting Para permis-
sion to travel since his pass-
port is deemed to have been
impounded.
The special court rejected
the PP's contention with
respect to Section 51, UAPA
opining that, as per this pro-
vision, the trial court has
the discretion to decide how
long a passport ought to be
impounded for and even to
release it, depending on the
particular facts and circum-
stances of the case.However,
the Court proceeded to reject
Para's application in light of
concerns that the investiga-
tion and trial, which is at the
evidence stage, against him
would get hampered if he
were allowed to travel abroad.
in the FIR and also interro-
gated her. A day earlier on
June 9, Union Minister for
assistance in tackling after the landfall," said DG to mass evacuations as
Cyclone Biparjoy. NDRF Atul Karwal. water levels downstream
"I spoke to all three ser- The DG said that there rapidly increased.
vice chiefs and reviewed are possibilities of sig- Massive flooding also E-NIT NO: -07 OF 2023-24
the preparedness of the nificant water-logging in killed nine people in the DATED: -15-06-2023
armed forces for the land- the nearby eight districts, town of Oleshky. For and on behalf of the Hon’ble President of India, e-tenders (Two cover system) are invited from
fall of Cyclone Biparjoy," and we are ready to pro- Officials have said registered, reputed and resourceful Contractors/Firms registered with Jammu & Kashmir Govt./
the Defence Minister said. vide our services in case that 30 towns and vil- Central Govt. Organizations for the following work:-
He said that the armed of need. lages along the river have
forces are ready to provide The India Meteorologi- been flooded and nearly Name of Work Location Adv. cost Bid Security
Class Cost of Time
every possible assistance cal Department (IMD) said 2,000 homes have been (Rs. (EMD) Rs in
of Contrac- Tender of
to the civil authorities in that Biparjoy has turned submerged in the city of in Lakh) Lakh
tor Docu- Comple-
tackling any situation or from extreme to a 'very Kherson -- the region's
contingency due to the severe' cyclonic storm capital controlled by
ment tion
cyclone. and will cross the Jakhau Ukraine. Providing & Fixing of Barbed Wire fencing “C” Class
On Tuesday, the Indian Port in Gujarat by Thurs- Of the 30 flooded with Angle Iron posts in cement concrete Civil 60
Comptt.
Coast Guard (ICG) had day evening, although an towns and villages, 20 are Blocks and Planting in Compartment 9.44500 0.18890 Contractor/ Rs:600/= Calander
evacuated 50 staff of the 'orange' alert is still in controlled by Ukraine and No:116/k
No:115/K Kharpora Kokernag Range. Forest Days
Directorate General of effect for the state's Sau- 10 are occupied by Russia.
Hydrocarbons (DGH) in rashtra and Kutch coasts. Kiev and Moscow Contractor
Okha, Gujarat. Western Railways has have traded accusations Providing & Fixing of Barbed Wire fencing “B&C” Class
Meanwhile, the Nation- also decided to cancel at over the dam's destruc- with Angle Iron posts in cement concrete CivilCon- 60
al Disaster Response Force least 67 trains passing tion, without providing Blocks and Planting in Compartment Comptt. 17.06 0.34120 tractor/ Rs:800/= Calander
(NDRF) has said that it
was prepared to tackle
through the cyclone-prone
areas as a precautionary
concrete proof that the
other is culpable.
No:37/N Waltangoo Nigeenpora Qazigund No:37/N Forest Days
Cyclone Biparjoy, which is measure. Range. Contractor
The position of codal formalities in respect of above work(s) is as under:
GOVT. OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR Position of Funds Budgeted
Position of AA Accorded
OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT SHEEP Position of TS Accorded
The e-NIT Consisting of qualifying information, eligibility criteria, scope of work, Bills
HUSBANDRY OFFICER PULWAMA
of Quantities, (B.O.Q), Terms & Conditions of contract and other details can be seen/
TECHNICAL SECTION. downloaded from the website:-www.jktenders.gov.in.
Publishing Date: 15-06-2023
NOTIFICATION NO. 3 Download Start Date : 15-06-2023 from 10:00 AM
In continuation to this office Notification No 2. vide No DSHOP/Tech/2023-24/556-568 Bid submission Start Date: 15-06-2023 from 10:00 AM
Dated 22.5.2023 and in view of poor response against few activities/DC Blocks, all the
interested individuals/Groups of Individuals/FPO’s /SHG’s Cooperative Societies etc. from
Bid submission End Date: 25-06-2023 Up to 06:00 PM
Date of Opening of Technical Bid through 26-06-2023 at 02:30 PM in the office of the office of Conservator of Forests
District Pulwama are hereby again informed through the medium of this notification to
apply for these below mentioned schemes of the Sheep Husbandry Department on official
online: Kashmir South Circle Bijbehara.
Date of Opening of Financial Bid through To be opened (Online) after technical evaluation is completed. Date will be
website of Agriculture Production Department http://hadp.jk.gov.in.or www.hadp.jk.gov.
online: notified separately.
in wherein the interested applicants will be required to fill in their personal/ other related
details and the type of scheme they wish to apply for. Applicants arc advised to provide TERMS & CONDITIONS
RE003

Club of India (PCI) and Edi-
tors Guild of India (EGI) have
expressed concern over the
recent incidents where jour-
nalists have been bullied,
threatened and intimidated
by political leaders.
A statement from PCI
states that "it is unfortunate
and highly condemnable that
journalists faced harassment
while they were discharging
their duties. Such acts on
the part of political leaders
amount to undermining the
freedom of the press".
"On June 10, a senior
woman journalist in Kerala
faced action by naming her
as an accused in a First
Information Report (FIR)
which was registered by the
state police on a complaint
filed by the Student Federa-
tion of India (SFI). The said
journalist is working for
Asianet News and was on
an official assignment. She
faced accusations from the
SFI, alleging that she was
Women and Child Develop-
ment and Minority Affairs
Smriti Irani, threatened a
journalist while she was on
a visit to Amethi, her Lok
Sabha constituency. In a
video clip, the Minister is
seen telling the journalist
that she would call up the
owner of the paper because
she took it as an affront when
the journalist requested her
to speak a few words. She
dubbed it as an attempt by
the journalist to insult the
people" of her constituency."
Meanwhile, the Editor’s
Guild of India (EGI) said
that this incident depicts
“threats” that impinge
directly on press freedom.
The EGI also criticised
the CPI(M) government in
Kerala for registering a first
information report (FIR)
against a journalist, saying
it “is a matter of deep con-
cern that mere reportage on
political leaders can invite an
FIR and questioning by the
1. The bids shall be deposited in electronic format on the website: https://jktenders.gov.in.
accurate and complete information in their application forms to avoid any rejection of
2. Bids uploaded must accompany Govt. Treasury Receipt (cost of tender document) in the shape of
their application.
Treasury Challan for the amount shown against the work above to be deposited in Govt. Treasury
This move of submitting online applications is aimed at making the entire process more
under Account Head 0406- Forest and Bid Security in the shape of EMD for requisite amount and
accessible and convenient for the interested farmers, thereby encouraging more people
pledged to Divisional Forest Officer Anantnag.
to take up Sheep related enterprise as their main activity. In case applicant faces any
3. The bids for the work shall remain valid for a period of 90 days from the date of opening of bids.
difficulty while applying on line. He/ She may contact the nearest Block Office of Sheep 4. The bidders have to submit their Technical & Financial bids online in electronic format with digital
Husbandry Department Pulwama. signature. No Technical or financial bid will be accepted in physical/hard form. Bids will be opened
THE DETAILS OF THE SCHEMES IS AS UNDER:- online as per time schedule mentioned above.
S.No Activity Brief Description 5. Bidders must ensure to upload scanned copies of all necessary documents i.e BSD Form, Valid
1 Establishment Multiplication Twenty (20) such commercial farms are to be established in District Registration Card issued by PWD/CPWD/Forest Deptt. duly renewed for the current year 2023-24,
(Commercial) Farms (Sheep/Goat) in Pulwama @ 50% subsidy to a maximum ceiling of 2.5 lacs per farm PAN, Valid GST Registration, Govt. Treasury receipt (Cost of Tender Document).
private sector during current Financial year. 6. The bidder has to upload Valid Labour Registration Certificate issued by Labour Department with
2 Clusterization, common facilitation One (01) common facilitation center to be established in district Pulwa- his technical documents.
centers ma during current financial year for which Rs 18 lacs. shall be provided 7. As per rule 171 of GFR-2017, Performance Security shall have to be deposited by successful bidder
by the department. to the order of 3% of the value of contract and if there are compelling circumstances, performance
3 Construction of Kotha/Dokas with One (01) such Kotha/Dokha with paddock to constructed during current security in excess of three percent may also be demanded.
Paddock Financial year in Pulwama for which Rs 2.00 lacs per such structure shall 8. The Department will not be responsible for any delay in online submission of the bid due to any
be given.
reason (technical or otherwise).
4 Distribution of Tents and PP Sheets Tents and PP Sheets shall be given as incentive in kind to eligible 9. The Department shall not be held responsible for selection criteria/policy matter being adopted
applicants. by the Directorate of Information regarding publishing the NIT, in any of the newspaper under
5 Creation of multifunctional FPO’s Build an integral network of different stakeholders for aggregation, circulation.
value processing and Marketing for wool and pelt. 10. The Tender Accepting Authority reserves the right to reject any or all the tenders without assigning
-Financial assistance fo Rupees 5.00 lacs shall be provided. any reason thereof.
- One FPO to be established during current financial year. 11. All other terms and conditions shall remain same as per PWD form 25 (double leaf) and as per the
Note:Official website for applying online application: 1. http://hadp.jk.gov.in Detailed Tender document.
RE003

out to defame a leader of the
student wing of the ruling
CPI(M)".
"The police named her
police”. It asked the Kerala 2. www.hadp.jk.gov.in 12. The Work should be strictly executed as per the estimate.
government to withdraw the DIPK-3426/23 Sd/- Divisional Forest Officer,
DIPK-3460/23 Sd/-
case against the journalist Dated: 14.6.2023 Anantnag Forest Division
Dated: 14.6.2023 District Sheep Husbandry officer Pulwama
with immediate effect.

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Srinagar, June 14: As part
of ‘Kartayva, Commissioner
State Taxes Department, Dr
Rashmi Singh, on Wednes-
day held a GST interac-
tive session for Chartered
Accountants of Jammu and
Kashmir here at Excise and
Taxation complex, Solina.
During the session, She
responded to various issues
raised by the participants
and assured them that all
genuine issues and queries
will be taken care of.
Additional Commissioner,
State Taxes (Administration
and Enforcement) Kashmir,
Shakeel Maqbool, gave a
detailed presentation sensitis-
ing the participants about mal-
practices that lead to tax eva-
sion and loss of revenue to the
government. He particularly
flagged the issues of utilisation
of ineligible input tax credit
for setting off tax liability and
declaration of IGST liabilities
by the hotels and travel agents
in violation of place of supply
rules which leads to loss of
revenue to J&K government.
He also emphasised the need
of issuing e-invoices.
Additional Commissioner,
Tax Planning and Advance
Ruling, Ankita Kar, educated
the participants about the
audit under GST Act.
Similarly, Additional
Commissioner State Taxes
(Administration and
Enforcement) Jammu, Nam-
rita Dogra, attended the ses-
sion online and spoke on the
importance of CA’s role in
the GST taxation system.
Deputy Commissioner
(Audit and Recovery), Farooq
Ahmad Baba and Assistant
Commissioner (Technical)
Sarib Sehran were also pres-
ent in the session.
The session witnessed active
participation from Chartered
Accountants with more than
45 CAs from Kashmir present
in the session while a good
number of CAs from Jammu
participated through VC.
ing Ajay Jadeja, Parthiv Patel,
Nikhil Chopra and Mithun
Manhas called on Lieutenant
Governor Shri Manoj Sinha at
Raj Bhawan, today.
The cricketers discussed
with the Lt Governor vari- the promotion of sports in Dr Syed Abid Rasheed Department was also pres-
ous matters pertaining to Jammu Kashmir. Shah, Secretary Tourism ent at the meeting.
EDB inaugurates new bank premises
Srinagar, June 14: New bank premises of Ellaquai Dehati Bank
was inaugurated today.
A statement from the bank said that "We are pleased to bring
it to the knowledge of the General Public, especially to our
esteemed customers that the Inauguration of new premises
of Ellaquai Dehati Bank Main Branch at Sir Syed Market, Wazir
Bagh Gogji Bagh, Srinagar by Chairman (EDB) Arshadul Islam
in presence of General Manager Abdul Rashid Bhat, Mushtaq
Ahmad Malik, Baljeet Singh and Regional Manager Srinagar
Gulzar Ahmad Dar on June 14." GKNS

Kashmir-origin CEO Kashmir Entrepreneurship

among prestigious speakers Conclave held at KU
at Mumbai global summit GK NEWS SERVICE

Srinagar, June 14: Member

Mumbai, June 14: Kash- Mexico volve harmonized of Parliament, Lok Sabha,
mir-origin CEO based in market access to trigger Naba Hira Kumar Sarania,
the United Arab Emirates, growth of nutraceuticals on Wednesday inaugurated
Jozie Habib was one of amongst these countries,” the Kashmir Entrepreneur-
the prestigious speakers The summit also ship Conclave at the Uni-
and delegates to attend enjoyed support from versity of Kashmir, a mega
the Global Nutrify Today the government with Dr event organised jointly by
C-Suite Summit 2023. Meenakshi Singh, Sec- the varsity’s Centre for Wom-
According to the state- retary to Nutraceutical en’s Studies and Research
ment, this summit was Task Force under PSA to (CWSR) and Indian Chamber
backed by the nutraceutical Government of India and of Commerce for SC, ST and
task force with the mission Chief Scientist of CSIR, Women Entrepreneurs. Nilofer Khan, who was a guest this mission will continue
to $100 billion in nutraceu- Dr Manoj Nesari, Advisor, Addressing a large gath- of honour, highlighted vari- with collaborative initia- OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL
tical India, under the ambit Ayush Ministry, Paranav ering of academics and stu- ous initiatives taken by the tives like the present one.
of a principal scientific offi-
cer, India proudly hosted
Jyoti, Executive Direc-
tor to Royal office of HH
dents at the inaugural ses-
sion, Sarania urged young
University to create a strong
ecosystem for innovations
In his introductory
address, Subir Paul, National
GOVT. GIRLS HIGHER
the largest global commu-
nity in the nutraceutical
Sheikh Ahmed Bin Faisal
Al Qassimi, UAE, Mr Bart
students to script their
future career paths with
and entrepreneurship, as
envisaged under the Nation-
President, the Indian Cham-
ber of Commerce for SC, ST
SECONDARY SCHOOL
industry at the Taj Mahal de Jong, Consul General of decisive decisions at critical al Education Policy 2020. She and Women Entrepreneurs KOTHIBAGH SRINAGAR
palace in Mumbai with 350 the Kingdom of the Neth- junctures of their careers. said the University is in the said Kashmir has lots of
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST

global delegates aimed to
make India the global hub
for nutraceuticals.
Jozie Habib provided
insights on the demograph-
ic trends of women's health
in Gulf countries and also
discussed the gaps and
opportunities of nutraceu-
ticals in Gulf countries.
She also highlighted on
the guidelines on impor-
tant regulations for Indian
nutraceutical companies to
establish their presence in
Gulf countries
“With over 2.5 million
technical data points, Nutri-
fy Genie has the capacity to
create differentiated nutra-
ceuticals portfolio in half of
the conventional time. For
the first time it seems that
India is now the new rising
power in nutraceuticals,”
reads the statement.
Amit Srivastava, found-
er of Nutrify said, “We are
looking at creating corri-
dors for Indo-Japan, Indo-
South Korea, Indi-USA,
Indo-Indonesia and Indo-
GK NEWS SERVICE
erlands in attendance.
The investment office
of HH Sheikh Qasimi also
announced grants worth
USD 5 Million in support
to the emerging nutraceu-
tical industry.
Over 40 countries were
represented in the Nutrify
C Suite Summit 2023 with
significant presence from
Brazil, Mexico, USA, South
Korea, Switzerland, Ban-
gladesh, Indonesia, Japan,
Australia, UAE, Saudi
Arabia, Switzerland, and
the Netherlands. KNS
tors including Handloom and Handi-
“If you have will, you can
achieve anything in life,” he
said, impressing upon the
students to avail benefits of
various entrepreneurship
schemes and programmes
to make a strong footprint
on their career paths.
Sarania also shared his
personal experiences leading
to his becoming a Member
of Parliament with the stu-
dents and complimented the
University of Kashmir for
hosting the Kashmir Entre-
preneurship Conclave.
Vice-Chancellor, KU, Prof
commerce in Jammu and Kashmir. These
process of finalising its MoU
with IIT, Kanpur, on impart-
ing necessary skill sets to the
students to lead their journey
towards entrepreneurship.
The VC also congratulated
the organisers for holding the
programme, which, she said,
will further encourage young
students to opt for entrepre-
neurship as their career goal.
KU Registrar, Dr Nisar
A Mir, said the University
aims to reach out to the
underprivileged sections of
society by way of extension
education programmes and
was briefed and cleared by the officials.
opportunities and potential
for entrepreneurship and
“our Chamber wants Kashmir
to remain on top of the coun-
try’s entrepreneurship map.”
He said the Chamber is
working relentlessly to raise
awareness about different
entrepreneurship schemes
launched by the Govern-
ment of India for SC, ST and
Women Entrepreneurs so
that they reap their maxi-
mum benefits.
He urged young students
to not chase jobs and instead
become job-creators for others.
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JKTPO organises Srinagar, June 14: Jammu and

cras, Agro and Food, manufacturing
sector and others.
workshops have helped create aware-
ness about the benefits of leveraging the
As of now, 100+ sellers have com-
pleted the registration and learning
(Terms & Conditions can be obtained from the office of the
undersigned during office hours.)

Walmart Vriddhie, Kashmir Trade Promotion Organisation

(JKTPO), under the guidance of Commis-
sioner Secretary, Industries and Com-
Commerce merce Department and supervision of
Managing Director JKTPO, organised a
onboarding drive successful onboarding drive on Walmart
Vriddhi at JKEDI, Pampore today.
Pertinently, JKTPO is continuously
organising such promotion activities
including onboarding on e-commerce
platforms to enable local entrepreneurs
to showcase and sell their products
across the world.
The onboarding drive is a signifi-
power of e-commerce through Walmart
Vriddhi and expanding their reach
process of onboarding, of which, 20+
sellers are live on the Walmart Vridhi
beyond traditional boundaries. platform. A similar onboarding drive
During the event, it was observed that
local entrepreneurs hesitate to register
for the Jammu division shall be held on
June 16 at Udhyog Bhawan.
for GST which is the primary document for
registration on any e-commerce platform.
JKTPO shall continue the spree of
such events to endorse e-commerce

in Srinagar More than 45 local entrepreneurs

participated in the drive and 25 were
registered on-spot from various sec-
Jamkash Vehicleades unveils Jimny
cant milestone in the continued efforts
of JKTPO and Walmart Vriddhi to foster
economic growth and promote digital
However, the same misconception of GST
registration and its advantages such as
GST refund, Input tax credit in B2B trading
THURSDAY 15 JUNE
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and boost the socio-economic scenar-
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Srinagar, June 14: India
most awaited off-roader,
Jimny was unveiled
today at Nexa dealership
of Jamkash Vehicleades
(Kashmir) Private Limited
Hyderpora.
A statement said that
the chief guest on the
occasion was Sunny
Kanwar (Regional Man-
ager NEXA-N2). The
occasion was graced by
the presence Managing
Director of Jamkash
Vehicleades (Kashmir)
Irfan Ahmad Narwaroo,
CEO, Aawan Ahmad
Narwaroo, Gaurav Dave
(Area Manager Nexa) and
the dignitaries from State
Bank of India, Mahindra
Finance, HDFC Bank,
Cholamandulam Finance
and J&K Bank.
Managing Director of
Jamkash Vehicleades
(Kashmir) Pvt Ltd, Irfan
Ahmad Narwaroo and
CEO, Aawan Ahmad Nar-
waroo unveiled the car
while senior management
of Jamkash Vehicleades
Kashmir was present
during the occasion which
witnessed the presence of
a large gathering of auto
lovers and customers who
had been waiting for the
launch of the JIMNY.
General Manager Nexa
Jamkash Hyderpora,
Erfaan Gul while speak-
ing on the occasion stated
that the highly anticipated
off-roader Jimny will aim
at young trailblazers who
want to stand out and
set the trend with their
unique choices.
The Jimny (5-door)
will be available in Zeta
and Alpha variants with
Automatic and Manual
transmission choices
targeted to excite passion-
ate and professional SUV
enthusiasts. Taking for-
ward NEXA’s design phi-
losophy of ‘Crafted Futur-
ism’, the Jimny further
accentuates a new design
character in NEXA’s SUV
portfolio. It also bolsters
the three key pillars of
NEXpression, NEXtech
and NEXperience.
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