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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Jasheet SinghClass: - 2nd - ‘B’
From:Mgt. & Staff of
JKPS, Kunjwani
ToHAPPY BIRTHDAY
Aliza FarooqClass: - Nursery - ‘B’
From:Mgt. & Staff of
JKPS, Kunjwani
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Chinor Road (near Galaxy Plaza)P/o Bantalab, District,
Jammu 180013 Mob: 9858187841
National 7889410392WORK SINCE MARCH 1995
Abdul Rahim Shaikh Housing Complex
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NOTICEI, Sanjeev Kumar S/oRaj Kumar R/o Vill.Beaulian Tehsil & Distt.Reasi J&K have lost myDriving Licence bearingNo. JK-2020120007006.Now I am applying forduplicate of the same.Objection if any may beconveyed to ARTOReasi within 7 days.
NOTICEA Mobile service Provider isinstalling a cell Site at SurinderSingh S/o Sukhdev Singh R/oOpp. CRPF Gate BantalabJammu. General Public is hereby informed to convey theobjections, if any, with regard tothe same to Jammu MunicipalCorporation, Jammu withiniseven days from the date ofpublication of this notice.Reliance Jio Info Comm ltd(RJIL-4G)Date 27-Feb-19
NOTICEA Mobile service Provider isinstalling a cell Site at GundeepSingh S/o Balwant Singh R/o. HNo. 281 Sec-F Sainik ColonyJammu. General Public is hereby informed to convey theobjections, if any, with regard tothe same to Jammu MunicipalCorporation, Jammu withinseven days from the date ofpublication of this notice.Reliance Jio Info Comm ltd(RJIL-4G)Date 27-Feb-19
NOTICEI Mohd Sadiq S/o Laj Din R/o
Village Khera Lair, Khera Lehar,
Khairlarh Udhampur have pur-
chased a vehicle (Mini Van)
bearing Reg. No. JK20-3185
from Ravinder Kour W/o Amrik
Singh R/o Pouni District Reasi.
Now I am applying for transfer
of the above said vehicle in my
name. Objection if any may be
conveyed to ARTO Reasi within
seven days.
NOTICEI, Puneet Dogra S/o Late Sh.Raj Kumar Dogra R/o W.No. 10,House No. 101, Main BazarUdhampur Tehsil & Distt.Udhampur have lost my originalDriving Licence bearing No. JK-1420080004008. Now I amapplying for duplicate DrivingLicence. Objection if any maybe conveyed to conceredauthorities within seven daysfrom the date of publication ofthis notice.
NOTICEMy name has wrongly beenwritten as Balwinder Kaurinstead of Balvinder Kour in myPassport bearing No.N4311900. Now I am applyingfor correction of the same.Objection if any may be con-veyed to Passport OfficeJammu within 7 days.
Balvinder KourW/o Amarjit Singh
R/o Village Kirpind,R.S. Pura Jammu
NOTICEI, JC-309160A Sub
Maj/Hory Lt J Kumar
have changed name of
my daughter from Diviya
Dharshni to K. Diviya
Dharshni as vide affi-
davit No. BP 522318 dt
12 Feb 2019 before
Notary.
NOTICEI, Jatinder Sharma S/o Lt.Sh. Priya Brat Sharma R/o57 Dogra Hall Jammu havepurchased a vehicle(Baleno) bearing Reg. No.JK02BT-4223 from SafiaBegum W/o Mohd IbrahimKhan R/o 225/4 BharatNagar Bantalab, Jammu.Now I am applying for trans-fer of the above said vehiclein my name. Objection ifany may be conveyed toRTO Jammu within 7 days.
NOTICEI, Tsering WangailS/o TseringAngchok R/oTakmachik, LehLadakh Jammu and Kashmirhave lost my 10th ClassMarks Card under Roll No.2283227 Session 2014-15.Now I am applying for dupli-cate of the same. Objectionif any may be conveyed toCBSE within 7 days.
STATE TIMES NEWS DODA: A training cumawareness programme wasorganized here today onEVMs with Verifiable PaperAudit Trail for the pollingstaff. During the pro-gramme, which was organ-ized under the supervision ofDistrict Election Officer, thepolling staff was trained inproper handling of EVM-VVPAT machines duringupcoming elections.
Assembly Level Mastertrainer Dr Akhter Hussain,Asst. Professor GDC, Doda,
Maqsood Hussain lecturer,Jahangir Nawaz Je PHEfor the operation of EVMsand VVPAT machinesinformed the trainees aboutits functioning in detail. Itwas informed that theVVPAT will be used for thefirst time in the coming elec-tions to Lok Sabha.
The trainers also explainedthe functioning of BallotUnit, Control Unit and otherallied functions and opera-tions of the electronic votingmachines to the partici-pants.
Training cum awareness session on EVM, VVPAT held
Woman assaulted by husband, brother-in-law STATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: A woman was assaulted by her husband and brother-in-law in Janipur area onTuesday.
As per the details, Neeru Hans, wife of Vikas Hans, resident of Subhash Nagar lodged apolice complaint that she was assaulted by her husband and brother-in-law Vishal Hans, sonof Pardeep Kumar, resident of Bakshi Nagar over a family issue.
Meanwhile, Janipur police also registered a similar case against Veer Singh, resident ofKishtwar presently staying at Janipur on the complaint of Raj Mohammad, son of AhmedDin, resident of Raipur Domana. Police has started investigation in both the cases.
Bodies of two infants foundSTATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: A bodies of two newly born babies were found in Janipur and Miran Sahib locali-ties on Tuesday.
As per the details, on seeing a body of an infant lying near Shivalikpuram in Janipur, localsinformed the police which reached the spot and shifted the same to mortuary. Police has reg-istered a case and started investigation.
Meanwhile, locals found a body of an infant in an abandoned house in Miran Sahib andinformed the police which took it into custody and started investigation.
Husband,wife injured in clashSTATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: A couple was injured in a family clash at Gharota area on Tuesday.As per the details, Rajan, son of Surender Dass, resident of Jandyal, Amb Gharota and his
wife Mamta had an argument with his brother in which both got injured. Police rushed to thespot, shifted injured to hospital and started investigation after registering a case.
Five injured in mishapsSTATE TIMES NEWS
REASI: Three persons got injured after the car they were travelling hit a tanker in Bhamblaarea in Reasi on Tuesday while two others were injured in Kunjwani.
According to a report, a car which was on its way to Jammu met with a tanker coming fromopposite direction near Bhambla resulting into injuries to three members of family travellingin the car. The injured have been identified as Shabir Ahmed, son of Gulam Hussain, residentof Gunthal; his wife Shagufta and daughter Sumber Shabir. They were shifted to hospital.
In another incident, a car turned turtle near Kunjwani in which Rohit, son of Bodh Raj, res-ident of Gajansoo and Shakeel, daughter of Dalbeer resident of Kunjwani got injured.
Two assault cases reported STATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: Two assault cases have been reported in Domana and Kanachak areas on Tuesday.According to a report, Bandana, resident of Sangrampur lodged a complaint with Domana
Police that she was attacked by Saleem, resident of Kanachak. While in another case,Kanachak Police has registered a case against Yoginder Kumar, resident of Jourian on thecomplaint of Jeevan Singh, resident of Doomi.
Fraudster arrested STATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: Gandhi Nagar Police arrested a fraudster which was making fake Identity Cardsof CISF here on Tuesday.
As per the details, a man approached a shopkeeper Shashi Kohli, resident of Nanak Nagarwith a letter for preparing 50 Identity Cards of CISF. Sensing suspicion, the aforesaid shop-keeper called the IG whose name was mentioned in the sample card.
The concerned officer disclosed that the sample letter is bogus. Upon this, the shopkeeperinformed the police, which arrested the accused.
He disclosed that he used to take loans on fake Identity cards. Police has registered a caseand started investigation. The accused has been identified as Manmohan Singh, residentof Digiana.
Case registered under IT ActSTATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: Gandhi Nagar Police on Tuesday registered a case under IT Act.As per the details, Flel Singh, resident of Pulwama, presently staying at Preet Nagar lodged
a police complaint that somebody has uploaded his objectionable pictures on social media. Onthe basis of his complaint and evidences, police has registered a case and launched investiga-tion.
Driver flees with loaded truckSTATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: A truck driver on Tuesday fled along with goods loaded in it from Trikuta Nagar.As per the details, Vikas Sharma, resident of Nai Basti lodged a complaint that driver of
his truck namely Mohd Ashraf, resident of Udhampur fled along with the truck loaded withgoods as the vehicle doesn't reached its destination. Police has registered a case and launchedmanhunt to trace him.
Man held for distillation STATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: Police on Tuesday arrested a man for illicit distillation at R S Pura. As per the details, police on a tip off raided a place and arrested a man red-handed while
preparing liquor. The accused has been identified as Ashwani Kumar. A case under relevantsections was registered against him.
Absconder nabbed STATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: Miran Sahib on Tuesday arrested an absconder who was evading arrest for the pastone year. As per the details, the absconder namely Ramesh Kumar, resident of Chak Bala, RS Pura was wanted in fake currency case.
Man crushed under train STATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: A man was crushed under train in Bari Brahmana area on Tuesday.As per details, Sanjit Kumar, son of Raj Kumar, resident of Purmandal came under train
while crossing the track. His body was shifted to hospital and police has registered a case forinvestigation.
The deceased was married since last month and returning from his in-laws house.
Man jumps from Tawi bridge, hospitalised STATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: A man attempted suicide after jumping from bridge over Tawi River near Nawabadon Tuesday. As per the details, Om Singh, son of Hans Raj, resident of Beli Charana jumpedfrom Tawi bridge to commit suicide. Onlookers informed the police which rushed to the spotand shifted him to hospital where he is under treatment. Police has registered a case andlaunched investigation.
Information Deptt organisescultural programme on Govt
schemesSTATE TIMES NEWS
UDHAMPUR: District Information Centre on Tuesdayorganised a cultural programme to make people aware aboutdifferent Government Schemes at village Manwal of districtUdhampur.
During the programme, famous local folk singer Ram Dittaand Party made people aware about different Central as wellas State Government sponsored schemes like Pradhan MantriKisan Samman Nidhi Yojna, BBBP, Khelo India and PMJeevan Bima Yojna etc through folk songs and skits.
The objective behind holding such programmes is to gener-ate awareness among the general masses about different gov-ernment schemes meant for their socio economic empower-ment. Besides, it lays focus on highlighting these schemes inlocal language so that the people can easily get knowledgeabout the schemes.
The programme was attended by a large number of peoplewho evinced keen interest in knowing about the schemes andtheir benefits.
STATE TIMES NEWSREASI: A district level work-shop cum conference wasorganised by the HorticultureDepartment at SMVDSpiritual Growth Centre,Katra under Pradhan MantriKrishi Sinchayi Yojana.
District DevelopmentCommissioner, Reasi, InduKanwal Chib was the chiefguest on the occasion.
Joint Director Horticulture,Tarvinder Singh called uponthe farmers to benefit fromnumerous schemes launched bythe government. Chief
Horticulture Officer, VK Guptainformed the gathering aboutvarious initiatives of the depart-ment for socio-economic devel-opment of farmers.
The workshop was attendedby farmers from far off villagesof the district besides promo-tional stalls were also set up forintroducing farmers withorganic farming methods, mod-ern tillers, bio pesticides etc.Scientists and agricultureexperts spoke in detail aboutvarious innovative measuresand schemes in the field of hor-ticulture.
STATE TIMES NEWSKISHTWAR: Deputy Commissioner, AngrezSingh Rana on Tuesday inaugurated MahilaShakti Kendra established in the new DC office.
Addressing the gathering, the DC said thatMahila Shakti Kendra would facilitate thewomen with opportunities like skill develop-ment, employment, digital literacy, health andnutrition. It is a one stop centre for protectionand empowerment of women through aware-ness about various women oriented schemes,
he added. Nodal Officer BBBP, AnoopKumar, also spoke on the subject.
Women Welfare Officer of Mahila ShaktiKendra, Roohie Shamma and District Co-ordi-nators Hina Fatima and Shanu Rana also briefedthe participants about the Kendra.
Others present on the occasion were DistrictSocial Welfare Officer, Tariq Qazi, CDPO's of thedistrict Iffat Ara, Nisaar Hussain andMohammad Aslam besides large number ofwomen participants.
STATE TIMES NEWSSAMBA: In an effort to pro-vide impetus to physical stan-dards of villagers, the ArsenalBrigade at Basoli Morh pro-vided gym infrastructure likevertical rope, horizontal ropeand chin up bar at stadium atGurh Slathia for the resi-dents of Gurh Slathia villagein Samba for physical bitter-ness. The highlights of theevent were unveiling of the
equipments followed by inter-action with the villagers.
The event was attended bycivil dignitaries of Samba dis-trict & military officials fromArsenal Brigade, BasoliMorh. The villagers
expressed gratitude andapplauded the efforts ofArmy. The event was alsoattended by villagers ofadjoining villages, who alsoexpressed their heartfeltappreciation for the event.
DC inaugurates Mahila Shakti Kendra
A dignitary inaugurating upgraded gym facility.
Army gives infrastructure foropen-air gym
Training imparted to 4,000polling personnel
STATE TIMES NEWSRAJOURI: In view of upcom-ing elections, a three-daytraining program for thepolling staff was organised bythe district and area level mas-ter trainers. During the train-ing, the trainees wereacquainted with the operationof EVMs, VVPATS and alliedtools for smooth conduct offorthcoming elections. Theywere also briefed about theduties and functions of pollingofficers and were advised tomonitor all activities in thepolling booths. A total of 4000 polling per-
sonnel from different depart-ments attended the training.The training was conductedby Nodal officer for Training,Assistant CommissionerDevelopment Rajouri AkhterQazi under the supervision ofDistrict Election Officer,Mohammad Aijaz Asad.
Horticulture Deptt organisesworkshop under PMKS Yojana
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: MLC Ch Vikram Randhawa on Tuesday dedicatednewly installed 100 KVA transformer at Gurudwara Sahib,Govindpura of Gandhi Nagar Constituency along withMahant Manjeet Singh Ji.
While addressing the public, Randhawa said that it was thelong pending demand of the public as the locals were ruingunscheduled power cuts following load shedding. He said theproblem was brought to his notice and he immediatelyreleased Rs 5.5 lakh out of his Constituency DevelopmentFund (CDF) for the installation of the new transformer.
Randhawa expressed satisfaction over the installation of thenew transformer as the exams of the children are approachingnear and the students were worst sufferers due to unsched-uled power cuts as they were worried about the preparation oftheir examinations.
Randhawa said that he is committed to carry forward theequitable development of the Gandhi Nagar and Jammuprovince irrespective of caste, colour and creed. He said thatbeing a BJP leader he would carry forward the slogan of thePrime Minister Narendra Modi 'Sabka Sath Sabka Sath' tothe doorsteps of the public.
Randhawa urged the public to support BJP in the forthcom-ing Parliamentary elections as it is the only party which canlead the nation to become a super power of the world and cangive befitting reply to the enemies of the country withoutreferring to the airstrike post Pulwama attack.
Corporator Yudhvir Singh, Corporator Jasmeet KourPandey, Charanjit Singh, Janak Singh and Amarjit Singhwere also present.
MLC Ch Vikram Randhawa dedicating power transformerto the residents of Govindpura at Jammu.
Randhawa inaugurates100 KVA transformer
STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: The SchoolEducation Department onTuesday promoted 49Headmasters and ZonalEducation Officers (ZEOs).
"Pending clearance of theDepartmental PromotionCommittee, the 49Headmasters & equivalentare hereby placed as I/CZonal Education Officersand equivalent, in their ownpay and grade, for a period ofsix months or till the postsare filled up on regular basis,whichever is earlier," readsthe order issued by AjeetKumar Sahu, Secretary,School EducationDepartment
Those who have been pro-moted include MohammadRafiq, Mohammad Rashid,Mohammad Sharief, AkhterHussain, Riaz-ul-Haq, LalHussain, Noor Jamal, NazirHussain, MohamamdRashid, Rinchin Angmo,Tashi Wangial, ManzoorHussain Khan, Ishey Tashi,Arun Tharchin, MohdMunawar Shangroo,Qammar-Ud-Din Lone, AbFateh Bhat, Mohd AkbarWani, Mohd Iqbal Sheikh,Mohammad Maqbool Shah,Salima Khaatoon,Mohammad Abass, NargisBanoo, MoahmmadIbrahim, Akbar Ali, BilquisaKowsasr, MohammadQasim, Mohammad Sahkoor,Shabir Hussain, AbdulKhaliq, Rajinder Prasad,Dharam Chand, AbdulRashid, GhulamMohammad, Gh Mohi-ud-Din, Abdul Aziz Mir, SairaBegum, Ab Rashid Dar,Mohammad HusaainChaket, Mohammad Hayat
Najar, Mushtaq AhmadSheikh, Mohd Yousuf, AbRahim Lone, Reyaz AhmadSamoon, Gh Rasool Lone,Saif-Ud-Din Lone andJavaid Iqbal Bhat.
The aforesaid officers shallreport to the ChiefEducation Officer of therespective Divisions wherethey are presently posted,the order stated adding thatthe officers on their place-ment as Zonal EducationOfficers and equivalent shallhe entitled to chargeallowances as admissibleunder rules.
STATE TIMES NEWS UDHAMPUR: Army has been undertaking number of projects forthe empowerment and skill development of youth of the State ofJammu and Kashmir. In another such initiative to help hone thevocational skill of youth, the Indian Army conducted a plumbingcadre for youth from February 11 to 26, 2019 at village Mahogala ofRajouri district. A total of 10 youth from village Mahogala attendedthe cadre, in which, besides theoretical classes, emphasis was laid onpractical training with an aim to adequately equip youth in the art ofplumbing and thereby enabling them to secure suitable jobs or setuptheir own facility. Speaking on the occasion, Sarpanch of the villageMahogala, on behalf of the locals, conveyed his appreciation and grat-itude towards the Army for taking up this initiative for the youth offar flung villages. He mentioned that the professional skills that willbe imparted to the youth during the training would enable them toearn a livelihood, thereby improving their quality of life.
Army provides vocationaltraining to youth
A trainer giving demonstration.
49 Headmasters promoted
