NOTICEMy name and address haswrongly been written as BawaRam instead of Baba Ram andR/o Rani Bagh instead of R/oAzad Nagar Upper Gadi Garh inmy daughter’s namely ManviDOB Certificate (DOB: 14-10-2009). Now I am applying for cor-rections of the same. Objection ifany may be conveyed to JMCJammu within 7 days.

Baba Ram F/o Manvi

R/o Azad Nagar Upper Gadi Garh

NOTICEI Vijay Kumar (old name)S/o Late Sh. Bari RamR/o Bhardwaj R/o H. No.29, Shopping CentreBakshi Nagar Jammuhas changed my namefrom Vijay Kumar (oldname) to Vijay Bhardwaj(new name). I do herebyassume from this datethe name/surname VijayBhardwaj (new name).

NOTICEI, Sunil Kumar (OldName) S/o Chaman LalR/o H.No. 117 Lane -16Patel Nagar Talab Tillo,Jammu 180002 haschange my name fromSunil Kumar (OldName) to Sunil KumarArora (New Name). I dohereby assume fromthis date the name/sur-name Sunil KumarArora (New Name).

NOTICEMy name has wronglybeen written as IndraKakroo insteadof IndraKumari in my Metlife LifeInsurance bearing PolicyNo. 1200300015205. NowI am applying for correctionof the same. Objection ifany may be conveyed toMetlife Life InsuranceBahu Plaza RailheadComplex GandhinagarJammu within 7 days.

Indra KumariR/o 25/C Lane No. 2 Udhaywala Jammu

NOTICEI, Paras Ram Ex-service-man R/o Village KatwaltTehsil Ramnagar DistrictUdhampur of JK Riffel C/o56 APO No. 13728205RFN state that I have lostmy canteen card (ChinarUdhampur). Now I amapplying for duplicate ofthe same. Objection if anymay be conveyed to con-cerned authority within 7days from the date of pub-lication of this notice.

NOTICEI, Abdul Ahad Khandey, S/o: W.M.Khandey, R/o: 2nd Floor, Plot No.118, New Jeewan Vihar, MalviyaNagar, New Delhi, A/p Jammu, havesold my Plot No. 9, Phase-Vll meas-uring 5859 sft. situated at Tawi ViharSidhra, Distt. Jammu to Dr. KavitaSharma W/o Dr. Sanjay Mehta, R/o# 4, Opposite Jain Nagar, TalabTillo, Jammu. Objection, if any maybe conveyed to the office of TheManaging Director, the J&KHousing Co-operative HousingCorporation Ltd, New Plot, Jammuwithin 7 days from date of publica-tion this notice.

NOTICEI, Parveen Kumar, S/o LateSh Ram Lal, R/o Villageand Tehsil Siot, DistrictRajouri, have transferredmy vehicle Alto K10 VXIbearing registration noJK11A-9768 to MubarakHussain S/o Ali Mohd, R/oVillage Garnai, Tehsil andDistrict Udhampur.Objections if any may beconveyed to the concernedauthority within 7 days.

NOTICEI, Navneet Kour (oldname) W/o SurinderSingh Chadha R/o H.No. 37/3 Trikuta NagarJammu has changedmy name from NavneetKour (old name) toNavneet Kour Chadha(new name). I do here-by assume from thisdate the name/surnameNavneet Kour Chadha(new name).

NOTICEI, Mukesh Kumar S/o Sh.Prabhdayal R/o VillageSeela, Tehsil & DistrictReasi have purchased avehicle Tavera bearingReg. No. JK20-3578 fromSubash Chander S/o Sh.Tej Ram R/o Village GranMorh, Tehsil and DistrictReasi. Now I am applyingfor transfer of the abovesaid vehicle in my name.Objection if any may beconveyed to ARTO Reasiwithin seven days.

NOTICEI Rani D/o RamJandeen R/oKhanpur AmritsarBaba BakalaPunjab has lost diplomacertificate of ETT 1st yearunder Roll No. 191559, 2ndyear under Roll No. 148721(session 2009-11). Now Iam applying for duplicatesof the same. Objection ifany may be conveyed toJKBOSE Jammu/Srinagarwithin seven days.

NOTICEI, Nahid AkhtarD/o Abdul RashidR/o F-145Mohalla PaharianParade Ground Jammuhave lost my 10th ClassDiploma under Roll No.108269 Session Bi-Annual2003. Now I am applying forduplicate of the same.Objection if any may beconveyed to JKBOSEJammu within 7 days.

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NOTICEI, RavinderKumar S/o Sh.Jagdish KumarR/o Jammuhave lost my 10th classmark sheet under RollNo. 129180 session2004. Now I am applyingfor duplicate of thesame. Objection if anymay be conveyed toJKBOSE Jammu withinseven days.

STATE TIMES NEWS REASI: District DevelopmentCommissioner, ParsannaRamaswamy G. on Fridayreviewed the arrangements forIndependence Day celebrationshere today at a meeting of theconcerned departments.

The meeting was attended byADDC Ramesh Chander, ADCBabu Ram, ACR Harbans Lal,Commandant Army,Commandant CRPF, ACD,DYSP DAR, DTO, DPO, CEO,CMO, PDD&PWD EngineersDYSSO, DFOs besides otherdistrict and sectoral officers.

The meeting decided that themain function will be held at

Sports stadium where the VIPshall unfurl the National Flagand take salute from the marchpast contingents drawn frombelt forces and school students.

Various committees were con-stituted by the DeputyCommissioner for monitoringnecessary arrangements for thecelebrations. He exhorted uponthe concerned agencies toensure that the arrangementsare put in place well in time forsmooth conduct of the day.

As per the past practice, theDay will start with the playingof Shehnai Vadan byInformation Department. After

the flag hoisting and paradeceremony, cultural items on thetheme of national integrationand national themes would bepresented by the students of thegovernment and privateschools. The DDC directed theofficers to put in sincere effortsfor making arrangements wellin advance. He further dis-cussed in detail the arrange-ments related to barricading,seating, sanitation, security,traffic regulation, power, waterand deployment of fire tendersetc.

The DDC directed PHE andPDD to ensure availability of

drinking water and uninter-rupted power supply on theNational Day as well as on allthe rehearsal days. The HealthDepartment was asked to makeavailable sufficient number ofdoctors along with an ambu-lance and medicines at thevenue. Directions were alsopassed on to MunicipalCommittee to intensify the san-itation drive in the city and themain venue. The DC directedcivic authorities to illuminatethe venue and put up tempo-rary toilets for the convenienceof the visitors, students andother participants.

STATE TIMES NEWSMENDHAR: Terming existingDistrict Planning Boards as'illegal bodies' , Dr ShazadMalik, Vice Chancellor of SaiNath University requested theGovernor N.N Vohra to imme-diately dissolve all existing dis-trict planning boards across theState.

The appeal for dissolution ofthese boards has been made byDr Shazad while addressing agathering in Naka ManjhariPanchayat Halqa of bordertown Mendhar under YouthMotivational and BorderResidents InteractionProgram.

The VC appealed toGovernor to dissolve theseboards and alleged that thesuccessive governments forpolitical considerationsappointed their ministers as thechairpersons of these boards.The VC informed the peoplethat though there is provision ofconstitution of District

Development and planningboard in each district under theJammu and KashmirPanchayati Raj Act 1989 andfurther citing section 45, 46and 47 of the act, the VC saidthis act clearly calls for electedand democratic bodies unlikeexisting boards where like mon-archs the ministers are appoint-ed as chairpersons unlawfully.The VC said how a non Local(Minister) can spare time andtake decisions at micro level asa district is comprised of sever-al tehsils, blocks, panchayatsand wards. The VC also

demanded inclusion of eminentand prominent locals of the dis-tricts as special invitees inmeetings of new DistrictDevelopment and PlanningBoards(DDPBs) as and whenconstituted as per the act.

During the meeting in NakaManjhari, the locals alsoapprised the VC about shortageof clean drinking water andshortage of staff in governmentschools. Earlier in the dayProminent people of the areagave a warm welcome to thevice Chancellor on his arrival inthe village.

Plantation drivelaunched in GHS Mehtka

STATE TIMES NEWSRAJOURI: A plantationdrive was launched by DFOSocial Forestry RajouriNadeem Iqbal Mirza inGovernment High School(GHS) Mehtka on Friday inpresence of prominent personsof the village.

Range Officer GulshanKumar, Block Officer RomeshChander and other forest teamofficials in collaboration withthe school staff and the stu-dents planted 350 saplings offruit trees and other ornamen-tal plants within the schoolpremises.

While addressing the RangeOfficer advised the studentsthat they are better ambassa-dors in the remote areas tospread the message of plantingtrees which not only maintainthe ecological balance but alsoprovide us oxygen, fruits andherbs. He also advised the stu-dents to plant one tree everyyear.

Lecture on 'Join ArmedForces' conducted

STATE TIMES NEWSRAJOURI: Army conducted anawareness lecture on 'JoinArmed Forces' with an aim ofeducating the eligible studentsabout the large number of jobopportunities available inArmed Forces. Assistance isalso being offered in terms ofguidance to pursue higher edu-cation, acquire skills based qual-ifications required to pursue thisnoble profession. Informationon various entry schemes, eligi-bility in terms of education qual-ification and physical attributeswas shared. The lecture was fol-lowed by an interactive sessionduring which queries of the par-ticipants were addressed by thespeaker in simple and effectivemanner. Large number of youthand prominent members of thesociety from Keri and adjoiningareas attended the event.

The audience appreciated theinformation shared with themduring the lecture and found itbeneficial. The locals requestedfor organising more such work-shops in future.

STATE TIMES NEWS HIRANAGAR: To sensitise andcreate awareness among peopleabout the importance of treesthe members of SatyamFoundation Trust under theleadership of former MLCSubash Gupta carried out plan-tation drive in Hiranagar onFriday. Large number of localyouths including the team mem-bers participated in the planta-tion drive and planted 200plants of various varietiesincluding Arjun,Neem,Chinar,mango, Apple,Jamun, Aamla and Evergreenplants across Hiranagar Morhto Hiranagar town link road.

Prominent members ofSatyam Trust who participatedin the plantation drive includeYugal kishore Bali, DevinderSingh Jasrotia, SwatantarSaroop Gupta Advocate,Tarsem Lal, Yash Pal Singh,

Narinder Singh Rathore,Ruldoo Ram, Ramesh Kundal,Parveen Bhagat, MasterSangroo Ram, Narinder PalSingh, Om Parkash and VishalSharma. While expressing hisviews Subash Gupta said thatincreasing number of industries,emerging concrete jungles, andautomobiles are causing lot ofpollution, which is resulting intoglobal warming affecting vari-

ous forms of life on the earth. Hesaid that change in climate hasresulted in change in the sea-sons. Storms, cyclones, cloud-burst etc are the result of thechange in the climate. Heappealed the representatives ofPanchayats, religious and socialorganisations to aware themasses about this importantissues for the safety and securityof the coming generations.

STATE TIMES NEWS NOWSHERA: Army organ-ised a summer educationalcamp spread over five daysfrom July 14 - 19, 2018 foryouth of villages adjoiningKalal, Nowshera to promotebonhomie and harmonyamong the students.

The event consisted of activi-

ties such as trekking, horseriding, treasure hunt, drawingand painting, yoga, tent pitch-ing, Infantry small arms dis-play, games, survival skilltraining and a talent showincluding debate competition,skit, songs, dance and play.Each activity of the summercamp was enthusiastically par-

ticipated and enjoyed by thestudents belonging to the agegroup of 12-18 years. Theplethora of events of summercamp gave the students aunique opportunity not only toenjoy the pristine nature andscenic beauty of KalidharForest, but also kindled thespirit of adventure throughevents like horse riding, treas-ure hunt, tent pitching andsurvival skill training.

The parents of these childrenwere invited at the culminationof the summer camp. Childrenwere felicitated for all eventscompetitions at the closing cer-emony of the camp.

The parents were filled withjoy on seeing the happiness inthe eyes of their childrenapplauded the efforts of thearmy for the youth and thepeople.

BSF men fired seeing suspicious

movement along IBSTATE TIMES NEWS

SAMBA: The BorderSecurity Force (BSF) menfire few rounds after seeingsuspicious movement inBOP Tanwar on theInternational Border inRamgarh sector of districtSamba.

According to a source,during the interveningnight of July 19/20 atBorder Out Post Tanwer inRamgarh sector of districtSamba, 176 BN BSFtroops saw some suspiciousmovement along IB, andfired two para light andfew rounds with smallweapons but no responsewas seen from the Pak side.Later the BSF troopssearched the whole area.

Reasi Admn reviews I-Day arrangements

Satyam Foundation Trust carries out plantation drive

VC SNU, Dr Shazad Malik during visit to Mendhar.

Trust members planting sapling at Hiranagar..

Army officials along with children during the camp.

Residents of Wards 9,10 without drinking

water for 7 daysSTATE TIMES NEWS

SAMBA: Residents of WardNo 9 and 10 Samba have notbeen provided with thedrinking water by the PHEauthorities for the last sevendays without sufficient rea-sons to do so.

The residents said that allof a sudden discontinuingthe supply of drinking waterto the people is in no way lessthan a criminal act where thepeople are left with no alter-native. The residents thoughapproached many times theconcerned JE and others,but they failed to supply thewater taking such com-plaints lightly.

The affected people haveappealed to DDC SambaSushma Chouhan to issuesuitable instructions to thePHE authorities to supplywater in these two wardseither through taps orthrough water tankers at theearliest.

Constitute new District Planning Boards as perJ&K Panchayati Raj Act: Dr Shazad

Army organises summereducational camp for youth