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Chinar Primary School celebrates Annual DayExcelsior
Correspondent
JAMMU, Dec 15: ChinarPrimary School, the junior wingof Sainik
School Nagrota cele-brated its Annual Day at theschool
auditorium.
Captain Indian Navy AMuthuraman, Principal SainikSchool Nagrota
and Chairman,Chinar Primary School was thechief guest and
inaugurated thecultural programme by lightingthe traditional
lamp.
The programme began withan action song "Ekla Chalo EklaChalo"
exhibiting cultural diver-sity which is promoted by SainikSchools
under the programme"Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat".
Urmimala Das, Headmistressof the school conceptualized thetheme
of the function "Navaras"and dexterously infused it inevery item
staged by the buddingartists of the school.
These cultural items depictedall the nine 'Rasas'
(emotions)vividly through scintillatingdances such as Totey
BajubandRi Loom (Rajasthani Ghoomar),Loka Karu, RomanianSringaram,
Jungle dance, a mimetitled "Yesterday, Today andTomorrow", a nukkad
natak"Past Vs Present", an EnglishSkit "Peace--a child's dream",
anaction song 'Splendid Surprises"and an apt finale "Himmat
KarneWalon Ki Kabhi Har Nahi Hoti".
Headmistress further present-ed the annual report
highlightingthe infrastructural up-gradationand scholastic and
co-scholasticactivities introduced in theschool with an aim to
developchildren holistically.
Speaking on the occasion,Captain Indian Navy AMuthuraman
emphasized on thesignificant role of teachers, par-ents and the
society in develop-ing all round personality of chil-dren.
Shiksha Niketan School hostsInter-School Science Exhibition
Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Dec 15: ShikshaNiketan Senior SecondarySchool, Jeevan
Nagar hosted anInter-School Science Exhibitionon the occasion of
its GoldenJubilee.
The exhibition was aimed atproviding a common platform tovarious
schools, teachers and stu-dents to exhibit their gamut of sci-ence
enthusiasts under one roof.
The chief guest on the occa-sion was Prof Ajit Angral,Consultant
PMSS J&K. Theother dignitaries present wereProf Devinder
Sharma, HODPhysics, Akshay Parihar, LecturerBiology and Rakesh
GuptaLecturer of Chemistry. The exhi-bition was inaugurated by
VK
Sharma DC Excise Department.Rameshwar Mengi, Principal
of the host school presented wel-come address.
About ten esteemed institu-tions were invited to display
theirexhibits under the supervision oftheir guides thereby
displaying anarray of projects conceived by theyoung minds. The
projects weregraced by the eminent jury mem-bers who gave their
valuableinputs to the students.
The chief guest and other dig-nitaries had a keen look at
theexhibits displayed there. Theyinteracted with the students
whoexuded confidence while explain-ing to him the various
projectsappreciated the various projectsand activities that were on
dis-play.
The jury members after hav-ing deep and thoughtful views atthe
projects and the explanationbriefed by the students gave out atough
judgment followed by theannouncement of the results.
The first position was baggedby Government Boys HigherSecondary
School Gandhi Nagarand was awarded with the cashprize of Rs 2000,
the second posi-tion was bagged by JammuSanskriti School and was
award-ed with the cash prize of Rs 1500.Third position was bagged
byArmy Public School and wasawarded with the cash prize of Rs1000.
The participants were givenmementoes and certificates also.
In the end, RameshwarMengi, Principal presented voteof
thanks.
PDD workers stage protest
Excelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Dec 15: The casual
and need based workers ofPower Development Department(PDD) held
strong protestdemonstration in support of theirdemands at
Sunderbani today.
Scores of temporary PDDworkers assembled near the PDD
office and started protest demonstra-tion demanding release of
theirwages and their regularization. Localtrade unionists also
addressed thegathering and urged upon the higherauthorities to
address their issues.
These workers are on strikeand protest since December 8.They
decided to continue theiragitation till their issues areresolved by
the higher authori-ties. They demanded release ofpending wages of
3405 workersand implementation of SRO 381.
Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Dec 15: JKBJPLegal Cell State convenor, RanjitSingh
Jamwal in consultationwith BJP State president,Ravinder Raina,
State generalsecretary (Org.), Ashok Koul andAll Cells incharge
S.Varinderjeet Singh constituted itsdistrict units of
Ramban,Kishtwar and Doda.
In district Ramban, RanjeetSingh Balwal has been nominat-ed as
district convenor, whileKumar Ranvijay Singh andBaman Singh Bali
have beennominated as co-convenors.
Ajeet Manhas has been nom-inated as office coordinator,while
Hadayat Bhatt and KaranjitSingh Manhas have been nomi-nated as
office co-coordinators.
Executive Members ofRamban's Legal unit are AmarjitSingh, Rakesh
Manhas, SanjayThakur, Ajeet Singh Thakur &Sudesh Nag, while
special invi-tees are Khajoor Singh Gouria,Dharam Singh Balwal,
BalbirSingh Bali, Suraj Singh Pariharand P B Katoch.
In Kishtwar district, InderjitCharak has been nominated
asdistrict convenor, while AnjaliGulati and Susheel Parihar
havebeen nominated as co- con-venors. V K Sharma has beennominated
as office coordinatorwhile Pavita Kiran Sen as officeco-
coordinator.
Executive Members ofKishtwar unit are Amit Shan &Vishal
Parihar, while specialinvitees are J.L Shan, M RRathore and Rajesh
Sharma
'Michael'. In Doda district, Munish Dutt
has been nominated as convenorwhile Raman Pardeep andJoginder
Kumar Goswami as co-convenors.
Bhavan Kumar has beennominated as office coordinator,while Raju
Singh and KewalManhas have been nominated asoffice
co-coordinators.
Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Dec 15: Worldrenowned senior JointReplacement Surgeon, Dr
RanjitSingh, Fortis Escorts Amritsar,added yet another feather on
hiscap by performing first ever GoldKnee Replacement inFortis
EscortsAmritsar.
This highly spe-cialized surgery wasdone on the patientGurmeet
Kaur, aged55 years, resident ofJammu. The patienthad knee pain for
sev-eral years for whichshe consulted manydoctors and all of
themadvised knee replacement. Butbecause of her young age
patientwas avoiding surgery as the life ofstandard knee implants is
about20 years.
Then, she consulted Dr RanjitSingh at Fortis Amritsar and
hesuggested going for Gold KneeReplacement surgery. As thelongevity
of this implant is up to
40 years, so it was very suitablefor her considering her
age.Patient underwent gold kneereplacement surgery for both ofher
knees.
Gold knees have a coating ofTitanium Niobium Nitride
whichimparts them a golden look and
improves thelongevity and per-formance of kneereplacement
surgery.This coating alsomakes the implantallergy proof, so it
isparticularly suitablefor patients who havemetal allergy.
When patientswith metal allergyundergo knee
replacement, conventionalimplants release metal ions whichcan
damage the knee implant andcan cause complications likeloosening,
infection and persist-ent knee pain. The wear rate ofgold knee
implant is very low dueto which it can last up to 40 years.Thus it
is very useful for youngpatients less than 60 years.
Children presenting cultural item during Annual Day
func-tion.
Mumbai doc, GMC urologistsconduct 3 cancer surgeriesExcelsior
CorrespondentJAMMU, Dec 15: In depart-
ment of urology, Super SpecialityHospital (SSH), Jammu
anAdvanced laparoscopic work-shop was organized today.
For the first time, a seniorlaparoscopic surgeon fromMumbai, Dr
Pradeep Rao operat-ed three cancer patients. It was forthe first
time that Laparoscopicprostate surgery for Cancer wasdone in the
SSH Jammu, which ispart of the Government MedicalCollege,
Jammu.
Local team included Dr Elias
Sharma, Dr Rahul Gupta, Dr AjayAnand, Dr Raja and Dr
RanjeetLaparoscopic RadicalProstatectomy was done at Zerocost . The
patients have been dis-charged home after successfulsurgeries.
Never before such procedureshave been performed in Jammu.
GMC Principal Dr SunandaRaina and Anesthesia team leadby Dr BB
Kapoor and theatrestaff headed by Dr Hashia fullycooperated in
making the surger-ies successful.
Urology doctors conducting a surgery in SSH Jammu
onSaturday.
Krishna Joo Razdan rememberedExcelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Dec
15: Kashmiri
writers and artists paid rich trib-utes to KrishnaJoo Razdan
aspiritual saintand Bhakti poeton his Nirvandiwas today.
In this con-nection KashmiriArt Literatureand Music Club(KALAM
Club)Jammu organiseda function in col-laboration withNaegrai
LiteraryForum Jammu atSanjeevni Sharda Kendra,Anand Nagar Bohri,
here.
Aadil Tibatbaqal, grand sonof Ustad Mohd. AbdullaTibatbaqal
performed and pre-sented some Lilas on Santoor.
Shanti Lal Sidha also pre-sented a Leela on the occasion.
Makhan Lal Pandita, PremNath Shad and Ashok Gowharpresented
papers on differentaspects of Razdan’s Bhaktipoetry. Piaray Sudesh
highlight-ed the significance of Bhaktipoetry in today’s
world.Chaman Lal Razdan great grandson of Krishna Joo Razdanthrew
light on the poems of leg-endary poet.
Brij Nath Betab and AseerKishtwsri president and chiefpatron of
KALAM Club respec-tively while paying tributes topoet Razdan said
that the Clubwill organise programmes in allparts of the State with
a purposeto highlight the contribution ofall great men towards
propaga-tion of high human values.
Mementos were presented toAdil Tibatbaqal on the occasion
while Late Som Nath Bhat Veer(was presented the
memntoposthomsly) .Veer was the first
to compile a huge collection ofKrishna Joo Razdan . Later
aBhakti Mushaira was conductedin which many poets presentedtheir
devotional poems.
Programme was conductedby Er.Vinod Kumar and KundanParas.
Adil Tibat Bakal, noted santoor playerbeing presented a memento
at a function atJammu on Saturday.
Vishav Mahapeeth at HaridwarGuru Ravidass was for unity
in Hindu Samaj: BalbirExcelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Dec 15: Balbir RamRattan, national secretary of
GuruRavidass Vishav Mahapeeth,attended one-day meeting of
itsnational office bearers at Haridwar(Uttrakhand) today.
The meeting discussed earlycompletion of the setting up
ofMahapeeth teams at State levelsacross the country and also
pro-grammes being undertaken duringthe last two months to reach
theRamdasia Biradari and educatethem about the teachings of
greatsaint Guru Ravi Dass.
A booklet containing detailedactivities at national level and
inthe states was released on thisoccasion.
Participants from differentstates of the country attended
thismeeting.
Dushyant Kumar Gautam,international president of
thisorganization, who chaired themeeting, said that Guru Ravi
Dassstruggled throughout his life forsocial equality and justice to
thedowntrodden and poor. He saidthat the teachings of this saint
are
more relevant today when effortsare being made to divide the
peoplein the name of religion, caste andregion and it is duty of
each one usto go to public to unite them so thatthe nation marches
ahead by scal-ing heights in development,progress and peace.
He also stressed for devotingmore time in spreading message
ofuniversal brotherhood as put forthby Guru Ravi Dass Ji.
Balbir in his address said thatGuru Ravi Dass was opposed toany
kind of discrimination amonghuman beings and was for unity inthe
Hindu Samaj.
This meeting was alsoaddressed by Mahapeeth nationaloffice
bearers including its patronDr. Anita Arya (Ex-MP),
nationalpresident, Suresh Rathore (MLA),SC Commission national
vice-chairman V.M. Murugan, seniorvice-president, Atma Ram,
nation-al general secretaries Suraj BhanKataria, Suraj Kairo,
secretariesBrijeshwar Nimmi and VijayPremi, treasurer
Dharamveerbesides State presidents fromRajasthan, Punjab and other
States.
BJP leader and national secretary, Guru Ravidass VishavMahapeeth
during meeting at Haridwar on Saturday.
Pir Panjal CrossCountry League held
Excelsior Correspondent
RAJOURI, Dec 15: With aview to install confidence and
teambuilding traits among the youth andinculcate the habit of
healthy lifestyle, Kalal Rashtriya Rifles underthe aegis of
Rashtriya Rifles SectorHeadquarter at Tain organized 'PirPanjal
Cross Country League'.
Total six events for differentage groups in various segmentswere
organized. 12 kilometer crosscountry run was organized in
whichteams of total six districts-Doda,Poonch, Kishtwar,
Ramban,Rajouri and Reasi participated. 3km and 5 km 'Run for Fun'
wasorganized for children in the agegroups of 11-14 years and
15-18years respectively. A 3 km 'Run forUnity' was also organized
for Ex-Servicemen.
The event was flagged off byMajor General Dhiraj Seth, GOCCIF
(Uniform) and was witnessedby host of dignitaries from botharmy as
well as district administra-tion apart from general populace ofthe
region.
12 km cross country event waswon by Reasi district. In a
keenlycontested finish, Gold medal in the
event was won by Sanjeev Salariafrom Rajouri District, while
silverand bronze medals were nagged byNarinder Singh and Manir
fromReasi district.
In 3 km 'Run for Fun' wvent forgirls, Lalita Devi won the
Goldmedal, while in boys category,Zaheer Hussain emerged
winner.
In 3 km 'Run for Unity' event,former soldiers displayedunmatched
enthusiasm and sports-men spirit. The Gold medal in thisevent was
won by NK AshwiniKumar.
More than 200 runners partici-pated in these events and
enthusi-asm of the participants was evident-ly seen at the 'Selfie
Corner', wherethe runners thronged to click selfieafter the
event.
The event culminated with dis-tribution of prizes and
certificatedto the winners in various categories.
While speaking, Major GeneralDhiraj Seth said that sports is
anintegral part of personality develop-ment and constructive
involvementof the youth in such activities willhelp nurture
brighter future of thenation. He also called upon every-one to
inculcate habit of healthy lifestyle.
Army officer awarding winners. -Excelsior/Bhat
Civil Defence organisesawareness programme
Excelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Dec 15: A one day
awareness-cum-demonstrationprogramme was held here atMaheshpura,
Bakshi Nagar todayby Civil Defence under the guid-ance of V.K
Singh, CommandantGeneral, Homeguard/CivilDefence & SDRF
J&K.
In the awareness programmelocals were made aware about
theknowledge of First Aid, CPR,chocking, snake bite and
firefighting.
On this occasion Palvi Singh,Programme Director (NGO),
De-addiction Centre Purkhoo deliv-ered a lecture on Drug
De-addic-tion.
Speaking on the occasionAnita Pawar, Dy. Controller CivilDefence
Jammu, Paramjit
Kumar, Chief Warden and ThakurRanjit Singh, Dy. Chief
Wardenhighlighted the role and impor-tance of Civil Defence
organiza-tion in the community.
About 100 locals ofthe area and students of nearbyschool
attended the programme.
CD Divisional Wardens,Jagdish Kumar and Vinod KumarSharma;
Sanjeev Puri, Dy.Divisional Warden; Post WardensAmit Nayyar, Vijay
SinghPathania, Vimal Pandita and S.Harcharan Singh along withAnita
Dogra, Sector Warden werealso present.
The programme was super-vised by Muneer Ahmed Khan,ADGP, HG/CD
& SDRF andVikas Gupta, SSP, Incharge DIGHG/CD & SDRF
Jammu.
An instructor addressing a gathering during an
awarenessprogramme by Civil Defence at Jammu on Saturday.
KCC&I organizes awareness program on Kashmir Handicrafts
Excelsior Correspondent
SRINAGAR, Dec 15: TheKashmir Chamber of Commerce& Industry
(KCC&I) in collabo-ration with HDFC Bank organ-ized an
awareness program onKashmir Handicrafts here today.
A KCC&I spokesman saidthat Shantamanu,
DevelopmentCommissioner Handicrafts,Ministry of Textiles was
thechief guest and DeputyCommissioner (DC) Srinagar,Syed Abid
Rasheed Shah was theguest of honour at the event.
He said various exporters,traders, artisans who were pres-ent at
the event asked questionsto the officers which wereanswered to the
satisfaction ofall.
The spokesman said thatSheikh Ashiq Ahmad, President,KCC&I
put forth proposals forthe market access schemes beextended to
KCC&I anddemanded Raw material Bankfor silk be enhanced.
He said Shantamanu while
assuring all help and support tothe artisans and exporters
ofJ&K said that the session willlook into the matters and
willexpedite from his end.
The spokesman said that DCSrinagar while speaking on theevent
announced that 20 Kanalsof land has been identified forHandicraft
village and the landwas developed also for thetourist
attraction.
He said Zubair Iqbal, Sr. VicePresident, HDFC Bank said thatthe
HDFC Bank has alreadygiven 250 Crore loans to MSMEand handicraft
Sector in J&Kand Jt. Director Industries whilespeaking on the
occasion saidthat the Government have beenapproached for the
sanctioningof registration of Handicraftssector under MSME
andapproval is expected soon.
He further said that MushtaqAhmad of HandicraftDepartment
highlighted aware-ness about the schemes availablewith the
Handicraft Department.
1st ever Gold Knee Replacement surgery performed in Fortis
Escorts Amritsar
BJP Legal Cell declares district units
Dr Anishreceives 'TravelGrant Award' Excelsior
CorrespondentJAMMU, Dec 15: Dr Anish
Kumar-Assistant Professor atLPU Punjaband son of thesoil
hailingf r o mU d h a m p u rhas becomethe onlyIndian toreceive
TravelGrant Award
from New York UniversityAbudhabi.
He presented a paper onManaging Albendazole resist-ance in
parasites using traditionalIndian medicinal plants such
asAndrographics Paniculata byusing bioinformatics tools.
Dr Kumar recently represent-ed India at Monash
UniversityMalaysia where he participated ina training programme
ofWellcome Genome Campus UK.
He worked with parasite data-bases resources and on next
gen-eration sequencing techniques.
One killed, three injured in road mishaps
Excelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Dec 15: One person was killed
while three others
were injured in two road accidents in Miran Sahib area of city
out-skirts.
A pedestrian identified as Basant Kour (75) wife of lateRaghubir
Singh, resident of Simbal Morh, was hit and seriouslyinjured by an
unknown vehicle near her residence this afternoon.She was
immediately taken to Government Medical College andHospital (GMCH),
Jammu from where her attendants took her toLudhiana but she died on
the way near Kathua. The body of thedeceased was shifted to GMCH
Jammu for postmortem.
Meanwhile, two cars collided with each other at Miran Sahib.In
the mishap, three persons namely Jaswinder Kour (33) wife
ofRajinder Singh of Kunjwani, her son, Trishdeep Singh (10)
andRakesh Kumar (47) son of Sadhu Ram of RS Pura got injured.They
were shifted to GMCH Jammu for treatment.
In both cases, Miran Sahib police had taken cognizance of
thematter.
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