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STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: Director Generalof Police, J&K, Dr. S.PVaid felicitated Jammuand Kashmir Fine ArtsSociety (JAKFAS) artistsfor Art Fest during twodays painters camp in theRed Cross Mela 2018.
JAKFAS artists hon-oured by DGP were RohitVerma, Akram Khan, JangS Verman, Rakesh Kumar,Suresh Sharma K.KGandhi, Virji VirendraSumbli, Radhay ShyamDayal, Anup Gupta,Narinder Kumar, Sahil
Ohri, Shivani Sharma,Ankush Kesar, BhupinderSingh, Sunita Gandhi,Amrit Kaur, Shakti, RenuBala, Mahua Gupta, RajBhagat and Sunil Kumar.
Divisional CommissionerHemant Kumar Sharma,Secretary Dinesh GuptaIndian Red Cross Society,President PWWA BhartiVaid, IGP Dr. S.D SinghJamwal, GeneralSecretary JAKFASSuresh Sharma and largenumber of dignitaries werealso present on the occa-sion.
JAKFAS artists posing for a photographwith DGP S. P Vaid.
DGP felicitates JAKFAS artists
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: Private SchoolsAssociation (PSA) Jammuexpressed anguish over thecallous attitude of the StateGovernment for the fixationof fee of unaided privateschools as these educationalinstitutions are authorisedby the Fee FixationCommittee to enhance fee at8 per cent for three yearswhose base is kept August2014.
In this connection a meet-ing of Private SchoolsAssociation was held hereon Sunday under the chair-manship of RameshwarMengi, Vice President J&KPSA.
The members condemnedthe step motherly treatmentgiven by the Director SchoolEducation Jammu forgranting recognition to
number of schools uptoClass 8th after his retire-ment by the pick and choosemethod for the interest bestknown to the concerned offi-cials although 324 files asper circular number 04-DSEJ of 2018 datedFebruary 9, 2018, after ful-filling all the conditions andnorms are gathering dust in
the department.General Secretary of the
Association, Ajay Guptaappealed to all the stakeholders not to enhance thetuition fee more than eightper cent for the academicsession 2018-19 till theCommittee for Fee Fixationdoes not come out with aclear cut policy for the
unaided private schools.Besides this the matter ofFFC is also sub-judice inthe High Court of Jammu &Kashmir, he added.
Among those who attendedthe meeting include AnkurSharma (Advocate), RamParkash, Ashwani Khajuria,Kiran Raina, Usha Jawal,Rajdulhari, Ajay Singh,Deepak Handa, Sat PaulMansotra, Kulbinder Singh,Prithvi Khokhar, ShamSingh Langey, GansaraSingh, Rajesh KumarGupta, Romesh Gupta,Krishen Singh, ShaktiSharma, Sanjay Jamwal,Amzed Beg, RajeevSalathia, Naresh Kumar,Parshotam Kumar, AjayKumar Sharma, YogeshSharma, Gagandeep Singh,Sanjeev Kumar, JatinderHeera, Brij Mohan, AnkushVerma, Madan Lal, VineetGupta, Malhar Singh, M.KSharma, R.D Singh, SubashChib, Chain Singh, BhanuPartap, Subash Sharma,Vivek Chouhan, RajeevSingh and Joginder Singh.
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: BJP VicePresident, Yudhvir Sethi onSunday said that victory ofBJP and its allies in North-East reflects people's moodall over the country. He saidthat this is a victory ofdemocracy over violenceunleashed by Communists inplaces like Kerala and otherstates which now standsnailed.
Speaking at the publicmeeting in Purani Mandiarea, Sethi said that NDAGovernment under the lead-ership of the Prime Minister,Narendra Modi and his teamhad worked relentlessly inNorth-Eastern states, whichwas why people pinned theirfaith in BJP and defeatedcommunists.
Rubbishing allegations ofopposition parties, the BJPVice President said theymust understand thatrepeated wins of BJP reflectpeople's mood and faith inthe party which has givenbest of governance in the
states where it has formedgovernment. This recent vic-tory in NE is also reflectiveof the fact that people wantgood governance, he said.
Congratulating senior partyfunctionaries, he assertedthat NDA Government hasset up new standards for fed-eralism in the governanceand party cadres all over thecountry are following thoseprinciples.
As said by Prime Minister,this is also a win for democra-cy over brute force and intim-idation, he added.
Among others who werepresent on the occasioninclude Vishal Kohli, RameshGupta, Pardeep Baru,Govind Sareen, GulshanPrajapati, Subash Chander,Ravi Thakur, Ved Padha,Rajesh Dogra, Rattan Singh,Satish Kumar, KartarChand, Harbans Singh, ArunSethi, Sudhir Anand,Dwarka, Rajesh Bali, RajVerma, Amit Kapoor, Sat,Om Parkash, Parvesh Kumarand Trilochan Dutt.
Restrict tuition fee enhancement to 8 pc: PSA to stakeholders
PSA members during the meeting at Jammu.BJP Vice President, Yudhvir Sethi celebrating victory of
BJP in North-East elections.
‘BJP celebrates NE win’
It’s a victory of democracy,reflects people’s mood: Yudhvir
Khalsa inauguratesdevelopment worksSTATE TIMES NEWS
R S PURA: MLC Charanjit Singh Khalsa on Sunday inau-gurated the lane and drain works worth Rs 7.30 lakh atGajjan Singh Colony in the presence of large number of vil-lagers particularly the youths. The MLC also distributedsports kits and T-shirts to the youths and persuaded them toparticipate in sports also.
He said that the construction of lane and drains was a longpending demand of the residents of this colony and the samehas now been fulfilled.
He said that every effort is made to carry out the genuineworks for the development of the area under the BJP policyof 'Sab Ka Saath, Sab Ka Vikas' and 'Justice for all'. Heasked the people that they should come forward to strength-en the policies and programmes of BJP. Prominent amongthose who spoke include Rajinder Singh Nathu ex-Sarpanch,Jaswinder Singh and Gurdeep Singh.
STATE TIMES NEWSHIRANAGAR: Eleventh plantation drivewas organised at Dushehra RoadHiranagar on Sunday by Hiranagar plan-tation team .
A large number of students and localyouth participated in the plantation drive inwhich Arjun, Bheda, Amla, Retha saplingswere planted. Raman, Vinod, Satish ,Kuku (coach), Pintu, Kranti, Shunu, Nitu,Manoj, Viku, Bila, Danish, Shanav, Anku ,Nanu, Kuljeet Singh, Ganga, Veeru,Amarjeet, Suresh, Kokan, Lablu, Suresh,Panku, Sahil, Sunny, Tushar etc. plantedthe saplings and pledged to makeHiranagar clean and green. Team membersthanked to Nanu ( owner of AmratsariaCloth House Hiranagar ) who donated 50tree guard. Hiranagar plantation team planting a sapling.
Plantation drive carried out
Geetanjaliqualifies NETSTATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: Geetanjali hasqualified theN a t i o n a lEligibility Test(NET) inHindi, theresult of whichwas declared by UniversityGrants Commission (UGC)recently.
STATE TIMES NEWSSRINAGAR: Amid indefiniteboycott call of developmentalworks and tendering process,Central ContractorsCoordination Committee(J&K CCCC)on Sundaystaged protest at Lal ChowkSrinagar against the govern-ment's failure to release theirbills which are pending withvarious departments.
Led by General SecretaryJ&KCCCC, Farooq AhmadDar, scores of contractorsassembled at Lal Chowk Parkhere and raised slogans insupport of their demands.
The contractors weredemanding clearance of billswhich they claimed were pend-ing with the government.
"Till the government clears
the pending bills, we will boy-cott all tenders and develop-mental projects”, FarooqAhmad Dar, JKCCCCGeneral Secretary said,adding that their repeatedpleas to the authorities con-cerned in this behalf had fall-en on deaf ears. He said mostof the contractors had takenloans even from private per-
sons as well as financial insti-tutions with hefty interestrates but with dilly dallyingapproach of the government inclearing their pending dues,they are forced to pay theinterests unnecessarily. Thecontractors said they havedecided not to carry any devel-opment works from February27 until the pending bills arecleared. Tasaduk HussainLaway, M. Sidique Sofi, HajiNazir Ahmed Zarger, JavidAhmed Zargar, Hilal AhmedTarabli, Ishfaq Khan, ImtiyazAhmed Bhat, Riyaz Ahmed,Gh Rasool Mir and Ab Khaliqwere also present.
STATE TIMES NEWSBILLAWAR: Khadi andVillage IndustriesCommission (KVIC)orgainsed an awareness campunder the Prime Minister'sEmployment GenerationProgramme (PMEGP) hereat Karanwara and Bhadduvillages of Billawar.
During the camp, Dy ChiefMinister, Dr. Nirmal Singh,KVIC (NZ) Chairperson Dr.Hina Shafi Bhat, KVICAssistant Director AnilKumar Sharma, KVIC Statemember Rajesh Bakhshi andBJP's CoordinationCommittee State PresidentMamta Singh were also pres-ent.
The programme was organ-ised with an aim to make gen-eral public aware about theschemes of Khadi and VillageIndustries Commission withspecial focus and benefitsunder PMEGP scheme.
Speaking on the occasion,Hina emphasised on womenempowerment and said thatthe Central Government has
already started manyschemes for the empower-ment of women. Sheimpressed upon the artisansto take benefits of theschemes of KVIC and estab-lish their unit to createemployment for themselvesand generate employment toother co workers.
During the programme,Anil Kumar Sharma high-lighted the salient features ofthe PMEGP and otherschemes available withKVIC.
Hina emphasises on womenempowerment
Dy CM, Dr Nirmal Singh along with Chairperson KVIC(NZ), Dr. Hina Shafi Bhat during the programme.
Contractors staging protest at Srinagar.
Valley contractors seek clearance of pending dues
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: Hindustan Shiv Sena (HSS) urgedupon the government to immediately deportthe Rohingyas from Jammu and its adjoiningareas claiming that they are not only securitythreat but also inimical to the demographyand the communal harmony of the region.
In the meeting held here on Sunday, StatePresident HSS, Vikrant Kapoor said the pres-ent government is showing laxity in deporta-tion of Rohingyas by not taking the cogni-sance of the alarming situation which couldexplode and flare up tension in the 'city of tem-ples'.
He also expressed concern over the illegally
built slums of these Rohingyas andBangladeshis at some of the congestedcolonies in Jammu city and also the issue ofgiving PRCs, Aadhaar cards, ration cards,free water and electric connections besidesadmissions of their children in governmentschools. Kapoor said that Rohingyas havingbeen involved in various criminal activities toflare up communal tension in Jammu citythus instigating the people to come on theroads to lodge their protest.
Kapoor extended full support to the callgiven by the various organizations with regardto the deportation of Rohingyas from Jammuwith immediate effect.
Rohingyas threat to communal harmony: Vikrant
Woman pilgrimdies in Katra
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: A 58-year-old womanpilgrim died of cardiac arrestafter paying obeisance at theShrine of Mata Vaishno Devi inReasi District, a police officialsaid on Sunday.
Ramakashi Devi, a resident ofRampur in Bihar, complained ofchest pain and uneasiness latelast night and was taken to adispensary near the Shrine byher family members, he said.
After initial treatment, shewas referred to the CommunityHealth Centre in Katra - theBase Camp for pilgrims headedto the shrine - but was declaredbrought dead by doctors there,the official said. The body will behanded over to her family aftercompletion of legal formalitieson Sunday, the official said.
Medium danger avalanchewarning issued
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: On the basis of infor-mation received from SASE,Medium danger avalanchewarning has been issued forBaramulla, Gulmarg, Furkian-Z Gali, Kupwara-Chowkibal-Tangdhar, Bandipora,Ganderbal, Kargil, Leh andGurez Sector. Low danger warn-ing has been issued for Poonch,Rajouri, Reasi, Ramban, Doda,Kishtwar Udhampur,Anantnag, Kulgam, BudgamDistricts and Srinagar-JammuNational Highway.
The Minister of DMRRRJavid Mustafa Mir has advisedpeople living in these areas not tomove unnecessary towards ava-lanche prone areas and take pre-cautionary measures.
JDU delegation calls on Governor STATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: A delegation of Janta Dal United led by State WomenWing President and Spokesperson, Sandhya Gupta met Governor,N.N Vohra and discussed political scenario with him. During themeeting, she expressed concern over the present deteriorating sit-uation in the State. She appealed to the Governor to dissolve StateAssembly and sought fresh elections in the State. The delegationcomprised of Ghulam Mohammad Dar and Shahida DistrictPresidents and Keshav Kumar, Youth President JDU.
