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Kashmir integral partof India: JuHNEW DELHI: TopMuslim body JamiatUlama-i-Hind (JuH)today passed a resolutionstating that Kashmir is an"integral part" of thecountry and said the wel-fare of the people in thevalley lies in their inte-gration with India.The resolution which wasadopted in JuH's annualgeneral meeting heldhere, also attacked

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IGNOU extendsadmission date toSept 27SRINAGAR: IndiraGandhi National OpenUniversity (IGNOU) hasextended the date ofadmission for July 2019session to various aca-demic programmes toSeptember 27. Aspiringstudents interested in tak-ing admission in UG/PG,Certificate and Diplomaprogrammes are informedto submit the admission

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MEA lashes out at foreign media NEW DELHI: TheMinistry of ExternalAffairs on Thursdaylashed out at a section of

foreign media for what itsaid "motivated stories"about J&K and insistedthat the perceived con-trolled kind of situationin one police station areahas been shown as that ofthe entire Jammu andKashmir and Ladakh

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IN BRIEF

Devotees carrying idol of Lord Ganesha to immerse in river Tawi in Jammu on Thursday. Aman

Punjab Policerushes SSOC

team to Kathuafor joining

investigationGJ REPORTKATHUA, SEP 12: In a major break-through Police today arrested threeterrorists of Jaish-e-Mohammad outfitwith arms and ammunition at J&K-Punjab border in Lakhanpur area ofKathua district.

On specific information, Lakhan-pur Police this morning interceptedone truck (JK 13E-2000) coming fromPunjab towards Jammu and Kashmir.During checking, Police found thearms and ammunition in the belong-ings of three accused having affilia-tion with proscribed terror organiza-tion Jaish-e- Mohammad (JeM).

The arms and ammunition recov-ered included four AK-56, two AK-47, six magazines,180 live roundsalongwith cash of Rs 11,000 in theirillegal possession, Sridhar Patil, SSPKathua told reporters here.

All the militants belonged to theKashmir Valley, he said, adding thatthe truck was owned by Suhil AhmedLatoo of Gulshanabad in Pulwamaand was driven by Javaid Ahmed Dar.

The three accused were identifiedas Ubaid-ul-Islam of Aghlar Kandi

Rajpora Pulwama, Jahangir AhmedParrey of Pakherpora Charar Sharief,Budgam and Sabeel Ahmed Baba ofAglar Kandi Rajpora, Pulwama.

During investigation it wasrevealed that they were transporting

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Three Jaish terrorists nabbed inLakhanpur, six weapons seized AMETHI, SEP 12: Indian

Army Chief General BipinRawat today said forces arealways ready for action inPakistan occupied Kashmir(PoK).

"The Army is alwaysready," General Rawat saidwhen asked if his force isready for action in PoK.

However, the ArmyChief made it clear that adecision in this regard hasto be taken by the govern-ment.

"This has to be done bythe government. The otherinstitutions will act as thegovernment directs them inthis regard," he said.

On being asked aboutPakistani Foreign MinisterShah Mehmood Qureshi

mentioning JammuKashmir as Indian state,General Rawat said, "Weare very happy as you are,after listening to this. Thisis the truth. This is reality."

Commenting on the situ-ation in Jammu Kashmir,the Army Chief said, "It isnecessary for the people ofJammu Kashmir to under-stand that what is happen-ing there is for them only.When the government hasgiven certain instructions.Article 370 has beenscrapped. All this has beendone to integrate Jammuand Kashmir with India."

"We want residents ofJammu and Kashmir shouldgive a chance to securityforces, administration to

bring peace in the Valley.They have faced terrorismfor 30 years. Now, theyshould give the peaceprocess a chance. Then theywill realize what they gotby peace, things that theydid not get during all thoseyears," he added.

On Tuesday, UnionMinister Jitendra Singh hadsaid that Prime MinisterNarendra Modi-led govern-ment at the Centre is nowaiming to retrieve parts ofPoK and make them a partof India. "Next agenda isretrieving parts of Pakistan-occupied Jammu andKashmir and making it apart of India. It is not onlymy party's commitment, but

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Indian Army is always ready foraction in PoK: General Rawat

NEW DELHI, SEP 12:Union Minister JitendraSingh today said the abro-gation Jammu andKashmir's special statusunder Article 370 hasempowered the grassrootsdemocracy as the centralfunds for the developmentwill now go directly to thepanchayats.

This was conveyed bySingh when a delegation of

Panch and Sarpanch methim here.

With the abrogation ofArticle 370, the Panchayatshave been given autonomyand thus been empowered,he said.

The Union minister ofstate in the PMO said thedecision to abrogate Article370 has uplifted the moraleof grassroots level leadersin the state.

Singh said now the grantissued by central govern-ment will directly go thePanchayats, which in turnwill lead to their develop-ment.

He said they are theleaders elected from the far-flung areas of Jammu andKashmir and their opinionabout the decision matters alot for the development ofthese areas.

While interacting withthe Minister, the Sarpanchsaid they stand with thedecision of the government.

They conveyed that nowthey feel more empoweredwith autonomy and finan-cial powers.

The delegation said thedirect financial powers willempower them to take deci-sion for the benefit of thepeople of Jammu and

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Abrogation of Article 370 has empowered Panchayats in

J&K: Jitendra Singh

Jammu SuperSpeciality

Hospital to get100-beded

CancerInstitute soon

JAMMU, SEP 12: TheSuper Specialty Hospital ofJammu will soon get first100-beded State CancerInstitute the foundation ofwhich will be laid byJammu and KashmirGovernor Satya Pal Malikhere on September 14.

Official sources heresaid that the CancerInstitute is coming up atSuper Specialty Hospital,which is already dealingwith chronic diseases, add-ing, ''the Union Ministry ofHealth and Family Welfarehas approved s 120 crorefor this mega project out ofwhich, R 43 crore hasalready been sanctioned.''

The sources furtheradded that Malik will lay

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RANCHI, SEP 12: PrimeMinister Narendra Moditoday asserted that his gov-ernment has taken severalmeasures in the first 100days of NDA 2.0 to rein incorruption, bring aboutdevelopment and root outterrorism and take UnionTerritories in Jammu andKashmir to height of devel-opment and said the coun-try has seen the "trailer" ofthe fast functioning of hisministry within the first 100days and the entire "filmstill remains to be seen".

Inaugurating a slew ofprojects here, the PrimeMinister said that

Jharkhand is the launchingpad of big schemes benefi-cial for the poor and thetribals. "We pledge to reinin corruption, fight for therights of Muslim sisters androot out terrorism. Somecorrupt people have alreadybeen put in their place(jail)," he said whileaddressing a public meetinghere.

"Those who thoughtthey are above law are nowapproaching courts forbail," he said.

Talking about the twonewly formed UnionTerritories, Modi said, "We

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Launches Marketintervention Scheme

for Apples of J&KGJ REPORTSRINAGAR, SEP 12:Governor Satya Pal Maliktoday said those threateningfruit growers in the Valleywill be "punished" andasserted that theGovernment will protectthe farming community.

His remarks came after aterror attack on a fruit mer-chant's home in Soporewhich left four persons,including a two-and-a-half-year-old girl, injured.

"I want to warn those

threatening our farmerbrothers. Let them changetheir behaviour immediate-ly or else we will providefull security to farmers. Wewill protect them fully," theGovernor said.

Malik was addressing afunction at the launch of amarket intervention schemefor apple growers inKashmir.

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Pak attempt topolarise Kashmir

at UNHRCrejected

NEW DELHI, SEP 12:India today said Pakistan'sattempt to polarise andpoliticise the Kashmir issueat the UN Human RightsCouncil has been rejected.

It also said Pakistanneeds to understand that"repeating a lie four or fivetimes does not turn it into agospel truth".

The global communityis aware about Pakistan'srole in aiding, abetting andsupporting terrorist infra-structure which they havein their country, Ministry ofExternal Affairs Spokes-person Raveesh Kumarsaid at a media briefing.

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Pledge to root out terrorism, developJammu & Kashmir and Ladakh: PM

Those threatening fruitgrowers in Kashmir

will be punished: Guv

GJ REPORTJAMMU, SEP 12: TheJammu Chamber ofCommerce and Industriesand Transporters havejointly called for a day-longshutdown in Jammu onSeptember 16, against the

failure of the Governor-headed administration, infailing to address theirissues.

Speaking to the media ina joint press conferencehere today, JCCI presidentRakesh Gupta, Chairman of

J&K Transport WelfareAssociation TS Wazir, pres-ident of Chamber of TraderFederation Neeraj Anandand Chairman of J&KKissan Council RajeshSharma, said that their

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Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh interacting withSarpanchs from remote Panchayats of district Doda, atNew Delhi on Thursday.

Members of JCCI and Transporters addressing a press conference in Jammu on Thursday. Aman

Jammu Chamber, Transporterscall for Bandh on Sep 16

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SU DO KU (731) SOLUTION

1898 - Hannibal Goodwin patents celluloid photographicfilm.

1899 - Henry Bliss is the first person in the United States tobe killed in an automobile accident.

1948 - Deputy Prime Minister of India Vallabhbhai Patelorders the Army to move into Hyderabad to integrate it withthe Indian Union.

1956 - The IBM 305 RAMAC is introduced, the first commer-cial computer to use disk storage.

1964 - Martin Luther King Jr. addresses a crowd of 20,000West Berliners on Sunday, in Waldbühne.

1977 - General Motors introduces Diesel engine, withOldsmobile Diesel engine, in the Delta 88, Oldsmobile 98,and Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser models amongst others.

1985 - Super Mario Bros. is released in Japan for the NES,which starts the Super Mario series of platforming games.

1989 - Largest anti-Apartheid march in South Africa, led byDesmond Tutu.

1993 - Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin shakes handswith Palestine Liberation Organization chairman YasserArafat at the White House after signing the Oslo Accordsgranting limited Palestinian autonomy.

2001 - Civilian aircraft traffic resumes in the United Statesafter the September 11 attacks.

2007 - The Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoplesis adopted by the United Nations General Assembly.

2008 - Delhi, India, is hit by a series of bomb blasts, result-ing in 30 deaths and 130

HISTORY TODAY

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IT PROTECTS AGAINST UVDAMAGE AND SLOWS SIGNSOF AGING.

IT ENCOURAGES HEALTHYSKIN CELL PRODUCTION

IT PROTECTS AGAINSTINFECTION.

IT SMOOTHES WRINKLESIT EVENS SKIN TONE AND

GIVES YOU A GLOWVitamin C nourishes dry and

dull skin from the inside out, itsantioxidant properties purifyfatigued skin, and help brightenand freshen the complexion byimproving the skin's circulation.Citric acid works wonders for rid-ding your pores of excess dirt andoil and removing dead skin cells.

Aging, however, causes adecline in vitamin C content inboth the epidermis and dermis .Excessive exposures to UV lightor pollutants (e.g., cigarettesmoke and ozone) may alsolower vitamin C content, primarilyin the epidermis .

To take advantage of the heal-ing powers of citric acid, use vita-min C serum or just squeeze halfof a lemon into a bowl, add water,and apply to your skin with a cot-ton ball. Lemon will leave yourskin bright and clear. Do not uselemon or any other treatmentscontaining vitamin C before yougo outside. Vitamin C is affectedby sun and it may leave pigmen-tation on your skin.

Ginseng is probably Korea'stop medicine for good health andthe skin's health is not an excep-tion. It acts as an antioxidant,prevents aging, maintains theskin's elasticity, and lengthensthe lifespan of skin cells. Ginsengis also very effective in increasingthe collagen production in theskin's dermis.

As we age, less sebum is pro-duced and the skin-agingprocess is accelerated becauseof a decrease of moisture.Hyaluronic acid is an excellentmoisture-binding ingredient, ithelps maintain moisture in yourskin and carries beneficial prop-erties for our skin. It transformssagging skin into hydrated andelastic skin.

Snail mucin contains a bunchof amazing elements - it has col-lagen, hyaluronic acid, vitamins,and mineral salts. It is naturallydesigned to regenerate cellsbecause the snail uses it to

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Because of its structure, snailmucin has the ability to effective-ly connect the free radicals andnormalize the production of colla-gen and elastin. It also has ananti-inflammatory effect so itcalms and removes irritation. Itmoisturizes the skin, covering itwith a thin invisible film that holdsthe moisture in but allows oxygento pass through and let the skinbreathe.

UV exposure is one of themajor causes of premature agingsince collagen productiondecreases in the dermis .Sunscreen is a must in the beau-ty system. Sunscreen in skincare a relatively light texture, getabsorbed well, and does notleave any sticky and greasyresidue. In addition, they moistur-ize the skin and can be usedbefore applying makeup.

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CHICKEN AND MUSHROOMINGREDIENTS 12 oz skinless and boneless chicken breast/thigh, cut

into bite-sized cubes 6 dried shiitake mushrooms 2 tablespoons oil 1- inch piece peeled ginger, cut into slices 1/2 cup water 2 stalks scallions, cut into 2-inch lengths salt to tasteMarinade 1/2 tablespoon shaoxing wine 1/2 tablespoon cornstarchSauce: 1 tablespoon soy sauce 1 tablespoon oyster sauce 2 tablespoons shaoxing wine 1/2 teaspoon sesame oil 3 dashes white pepper 3 drops dark soy sauce for coloring purposes, (optional)METHOD Marinate the chicken with the Marinade for 15 minutes.

Mix all the ingredients in the Sauce in a small bowl, setaside. Soak the mushrooms in warm water for 30 min-utes or until softened. Remove the stems and cut themushrooms into halves.

Heat up the clay pot with the oil. Add in the ginger andstir-fry until aromatic. Add the chicken into the clay potand stir for 30 seconds. Add the mushrooms and do afew quick stirs. Pour in the sauce, stir to combine well.Add the water and lower the heat to low. Cover the clay

pot and let cook and simmer for about 30 minutes, oruntil the sauce mixes Chicken with Mushroom

NOTES You can also use bone-in chicken (with skin) for this

dish. Chicken leg quarters will be ideal. Use 2-inchknob of ginger if you like ginger. If you want to makethis dish restaurant quality, treat your chicken with bak-ing soda per the instructions here.

Add the scallions, stir for a few times and the clay potchicken with mushroom is now ready to serve. If it's notsalty enough, add a little salt to taste.

In the earlier times, women would sit near a chulha(An indigenous stove that uses firewood) to pre-pare food. The contact with the fire that was kin-

dled in the chulha would purify their body.Benefits

The regular process of cooking on a chulha purifiesthe place and enhances the Sattva component inthat place. This makes that place more sattvik andpure.

The food cooked on a chulha is least affected bythe attacks of negative energies.

A protective sheath is created around the food andthe utensils used in cooking when the food is

cooked on a chulha. The burning of wood and itsfire attracts inferior Deity Principle and some pos-itive energies in that environment.

According to the bhav of the individual who pre-pares the food, superior Deities become active in

the area. This also helps others who areinvolved in cooking. The individual who is

involved in cooking gets the benefit of sattvikenvironment that enhances his Sattva componentand bestows the individual with peace as well asprovides him with spiritual benefit.

When food is cooked on a chulha, a Sattva-pre-dominant environment is created there. Therefore,any individual who enters there gets the benefit ofthat environment. Since the environment under-goes constant purification due to the chulha, thedistress due to negative energies is less when com-pared with other places. Therefore, one feels calmand stable there. This also helps the individual whomoves around there to remain in a pleasant mood.Benefits of consuming the food cooked on a

chulha The food cooked on a chulha attracts God Principle

to a greater extent, thus enhancing the Sattva com-ponent in the individual who eats it. As a result, heobtains physical as well as psychological benefitsfrom the health perspective.

Since the food cooked on a chulha comes in con-tact with Divine qualities, it becomes tastier.Therefore, it satisfies the individual who eats it.

BENEFITS OF COOKING ON MUD CHULHA

Wellness

HAPPENING TODAY

Ganesh idol made of currency notesworth 21 lakhs in Maharashtra's Akola

A 12-feet tall Ganesh idol madeof Indian currency notes worthRs. 21 lakh was a major centreof attraction for devotees inMaharashtra's Akola city duringthe Ganesh Chaturthi festival.Divyang (differently abled) artistTillu Tawri used currency notesin denominations of R 1 and R10, 100, 200, 500 and 2,000 formaking Lord Ganesha's idolwhich was at the Veer BhagatSingh Ganesh Utsav Mandal in

Akola for the Ganesh festival. Mr Tawri told news agency PressTrust of India that he made the idol in three days. "This idol iscompletely eco-friendly and has been installed on a paper canvaswith the help of stapler pins. All care has been taken not to dam-age any currency note," he said. As notes worth R 21 lakh havebeen used in making the idol, police were guarding it round-the-clock, he said.

How NASA is trying to get ChandrayaanLander to "communicate with home"

The Indian SpaceResearch Organisation(ISRO) is continuing itsattempt to reach out toIndia's moon landersending communicationsignals with its DeepSpace Network (DSN),said officials. It is alsoreported the Americanspace agency NationalAeronautics and SpaceAdministration's (NASA) Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) is send-ing radio signals to Vikram. "Attempts are being made to re-establish communication links with the moon lander Vikram. Theattempts will be made till September 20-21 when the sunlight willbe there in the area where the Vikram has landed," an ISRO offi-cial preferring anonymity told. The ISRO is trying to establish thelink with Vikram with its Indian Deep Space Network (IDSN) atByalalu near Bengaluru.

Astronauts mix cement in space to supportfuture human colonies on Moon, Mars

Astronauts onboard the InternationalSpace Station (ISS) have for the firsttime mixed cement in microgravity, anadvance that may help protect humansin space from radiation and extremetemperatures in the future, NASA said.The researchers examined cementsolidification to understand how thechemistry and microscopic structures

involved in the process changed under microgravity. In the experi-ment which NASA called Microgravity Investigation of CementSolidification (MICS) project, researchers mixed tricalcium silicate(C3S) -- popular ingredient of cement -- and water outside of Earth’sgravity for the first time. In the MICS project, astronauts aboard theISS explored whether solidifying cement in microgravity creatednovel microstructures, NASA said in a statement. Their study provid-ed the first ever comparison of cement samples in microgravity withthose made on Earth. The US space agency noted that whenhumans go to the Moon or Mars to stay, they would need to con-struct safe places in which to live and work, and that the most wide-ly used building material on the Earth, was concrete.

PM Modi opens India's first paperlessLegislative Assembly in Jharkhand

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today inaugurated the newly con-structed building of the Jharkhand Assembly at Kute gram inRanchi. The three-storey Vidhan Sabha or Legislative Assemblybuilding has been constructed at a cost of R 465 crore. JharkhandGovernor Droupadi Murmu and Chief Minister Raghubar Daswere also present when PM Modi inaugurated the building. Thefoundation stone of the new Jharkhand Assembly or VidhanSabha was laid by Raghubar Das on June 12, 2015. It is sup-posed to be the first paperless Legislative Assembly in the coun-try. PM Modi then launched an ambitious pension scheme forfarmers. Under the 'Pradhan Mantri Kisan Mandhan Yojana',farmers currently between the ages of 18 and 40 will get R 3,000as a monthly pension after reaching 60 years of age. The pen-sion scheme has an outlay of R 10,774 crore for the next threeyears. All small and marginal farmers who are currently between18 to 40 years of age can apply for the scheme. PM Modi alsoinaugurated a multi-modal cargo terminal and laid the foundationof a secretariat building in Ranchi.

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Aries : Muted yellowTaurus : Navy blueGemini : Dark coloursCancer : Purple Leo : Pastel coloursVirgo : White

Libra : SilverScorpio : Dark BrownSagittarius : Pink Capricorn : LilacAquarius : Neon coloursPisces : Dark colours

COLOUR FOR THE DAY

Your fantasy world is espe-cially piqued today, Pisces. Yourneed to escape physical reality isstrong. Be careful about how you goabout this. Dreams may take youthere, but be rational so you aren'tleft more confused than before. Keepyour energy pure and clean. Otherpeople will recognize you for yourtender, sensitive nature, so feel freeto be confident with your words.

STARS TODAYSTARS TODAY

People may tug at you fromall sides today, Aries. No matter whichway you turn, someone is there. Bepatient and levelheaded. Your timewill come. For now, look at these chal-lenges as lessons for the future andlearn from them. Your point of viewisn't the only one in the world. It wouldprobably be a good thing if youworked on incorporating other peo-ple's opinions into your own.

The heaviness of the dayweighs on you, Aquarius. Take yourtime with projects and carefully eval-uate all the facts before making adecision. People can be deceptive,so be careful in all your dealings.You may be going through a periodin which you care less about materi-al possessions and concern your-self with spiritual things. This is agreat time to delve into the occult.

You may be out of stepwith the rest of the world today, Leo,but don't sweat it. This is a good dayto finish projects. Your head may bein the clouds and your emotions fog-gier than usual. Bring more of yourfantasy world to the current reality.Don't just talk about lofty ideas andbeautiful dreams - live them. Youhave the power to change every sit-uation for the better.

Terrific energy flows yourway today, Capricorn. Make sure thatwhat you're dealing with is genuine.There's a tendency for people to getlost in their fantasy worlds. Be awarethat what seems practical todaycould be the opposite tomorrow. Youremotions may seem confused, but ifyou concentrate on releasing insteadof judging them, you can sail throughthe day without any trouble.

Issues may be cloudedtoday, Sagittarius. The things thatseem real may actually be illusions.You might find that you feel a bitmore reserved than usual and thatyou want to hold tight to your materi-al possessions for comfort. Keep inmind that other people are extremelyimportant to you now and you wouldbenefit greatly by offering your handto those who are less fortunate.

Your emotions may beconfused today, Cancer. Peoplemay seem to rub you the wrong way,and you may feel like you're allalone in the world. Keep in mind thatyou're very sensitive and capable ofpicking up things that other peoplemiss. You cut through the masksand see right to the core of everyissue. Give yourself credit for beinga passionate detective.

Turn up your fantasy dialand let your imagination run wild.Your intuition is strong today, Scorpio,and you should give your emotionsroom to flow. Work to clear the block-ages that keep you from doing thingsyou truly want to do. Get your ideason paper and manifest more of yourfantasy world in reality. People maybe stingy, so now isn't the best time toask for a raise or loan.

Today's events may causedisruption in your routine, Libra. Youremotions may seem clouded, andother people may challenge aspectsof your ego. Relationships with theopposite sex may not be great today,so don't try to force an issue that youknow will end up in conflict. There'san air of conservatism throughoutthe day that may not pair well withyour unconventional nature. Lay low.

Stay grounded and focusedtoday, Virgo, You can accomplish alot if you set your mind to it. You maysense a blurry cloud lingering - this isyour emotion talking. Amid all thegoal-oriented pursuits, mentalprocesses, and work-related issues,you have given short shrift to yourfeelings. It's OK to cry. Recognizethat emotions are an important partof you. They deserve your attention.

Today is a great day to letyour artistic nature shine through,Gemini. Your sense of color and pat-tern is right on target and your wordsare more poetic than usual. Create atime and space for your creativeinner nature to manifest on the phys-ical plane. Let your fantasy world spillonto a piece of paper for others tosee. You have tremendous gifts. Feelfree to share them with the world.

Today is a great day tocheck off all the items on that list ofyours, Taurus. Get it done. At thesame time, realize that your emo-tions might be a bit clouded and thatthings that seem genuine may actu-ally be just a mirage. Issues of aspiritual nature are of primary con-cern. You should make sure you'renurturing this side of your being.Think with your heart.

ARIES TAURUS

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LEO VIRGO

AQUARIUS PISCES

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September 23-October 22

April 20-May 20

October 23 - November 21

May 21-June 21 June 22-July 22

July 23-August 22

January 20-February 18

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GJ REPORTSRINAGAR, SEP 12:Advisor to Governor KKSharma today called forsustained efforts to fullytap the hydro-electric andother power generatingsources to make the Stateself-sufficient in powergeneration.

The Advisor was speak-ing at the 8th meeting ofManagement and FinanceSub-Committee of JammuKashmir State PowerDevelopment Corporation(JKSPDC) here today.

"The hydropower poten-tial of J&K, if exploited toits fullest, shall enable all-round socio-economicgrowth and developmentbesides enhancement of theeconomy," he maintainedand added that such stepswould open up employmentopportunities especially forthe youth of the state andalso address the powerdeficit of the State.

During the meeting, theMD JKSPDC informedabout the various ongoingprojects and the future roadmap of PDC.

The Advisor stressed onthe importance of all identi-fied objectives beingachieved within envisagedtime frame for the develop-ment of hydropower in thestate, keeping in view theimmense potential of thesector. He asked theManaging Director tourgently identify project-

wise critical issues and per-sonally ensure strict adher-ence to the timeline of eachproject to avoid cost escala-tion and generation loss dueto delays in project execu-tion.

The Advisor directedthat the Committee meet-ings should be held at regu-lar intervals to ensure time-ly decisions and to acceler-ate the progress of projectimplementation.

He asked the ManagingDirector PDC to ensure thatthe Corporation's internalsystems are strengthenedand streamlined to ensuretimely approval of variouspower projects and theeffective management ofevery contract.

During a threadbare dis-cussion about works pro-gramme of new and ongo-ing power projects, theAdvisor emphasized to sci-entifically and profession-ally manage fund flows ofthe Corporation. The

progress and pace of imple-mentation of ongoing proj-ects especially the imple-mentation of 850 MWRattle Hydroelectric powerproject and other issuesrelated to the corporationwere also discussed in themeeting. Earlier theAdvisor undertook a reviewmeeting of JAKEDA anddiscussed in detail the vari-ous projects and initiativesundertaken by the agency.

Commissioner SecretaryPDD Hridesh Kumar,Secretary Science andTechnology RingzinSampheal, CEO JAKEDAOwais Ahmed and othersenior officers were alsopresent in the meeting.

The Advisor directedspeeding up the initiativesbeing undertaken by theagency especially in thenon-conventional sectormaintaining that they canprovide a viable and cost-effective alternatives to theconventional ones.

Advisor to Governor KK Sharma chairing a meeting inSrinagar on Thursday. GJ Photo

Let's make J&K self-sufficient inpower generation: Advisor Sharma

GJ REPORTRAMBAN SEP 12: DivisionalCommissioner Jammu, SanjeevVerma today visited Batote tehsil asa part of public outreach pro-gramme and discussed issues per-taining to infrastructural develop-ment and economic growth of thearea.

District DevelopmentCommissioner (DDC), RambanNazim Zai Khan, DIG DKR BhimSen Tuti, SSP, Anita Sharma,Director Health Jammu, ADDCRamban, SuperintendentEngineers of PDD and PWD, ACRdistrict and sectoral officers of var-ious departments besides PRIs andmembers of MC Batote attendedthe meeting.

The Div Com sanctionedHandloom Centre for Sanasar and aComposite Demonstration cumTraining Centre of Agriculture,Horticulture and SericultureDepartment to boost skill develop-ment of the youth and women folk.

He directed the ACD to identifylocation along Sanasar and otherroads for establishing commonfacility centre cum collection andsale point so that local can sell theirproducts there

The Div Com deliberated withthe HODs of various departmentsand Sarpanchs of the tehsil and offi-cers and Municipal Committeemembers of Batote town.

After listening to the public rep-resentatives, he discussed the pro-

jected demands and issues withsenior officers of the concerneddepartments led by the DDC.

He directed the district adminis-tration to depute an officer in everypanchyat to monitor proceeding ofGramsabhas and attendance of fieldfunctionaries there.

Responding to the issue of landfor the construction of Solid WasteManagement Plant, he informedthat land has been transferred to thedepartment and the possessionwill be given to it f in due course oftime. Tourism department wasdirected to create infrastructure forthe visitors and organise promo-

tional activities to attract touristsand Shri Mata Vaishno Devi pil-grims to the area.

The AD tourism was directed tostart plantation of flowers andsaplings of attractive trees along thehighway in coordination withForest, Social Forestry andFloriculture departments for thebeautification of area.

Tehsildar Batote was directed tosubmit all the compensation casesof house damages due to snowfall,landslide and flash floods for earlysettlement. Floriculture departmentwas directed to develop a park inBatote, while the DFO was asked to

ensure availability of timber forlocals and submit a detailed propos-al for the development of CityForest Park at Batote.

Director Health Jammu wasdirected to identify land for Healthand Wellness Centre and holdawareness camps to sensitize publicabout benefits of AYUSH goldencard.

Most of the issues particularlyrelated to infrastructure weresolved on the spot in consultationwith the concerned officers.

The major issues highlighted bythe PRIs and civic body membersincluded d-linking areas of Rambandistrict from the jurisdiction ofPDD and PHE department of Dodadistrict, early completion of underconstruction PMGSY and PWDroads, implementation of the flag-ship programmes including PMAY,PMUY, drinking water and powersupply besides meeting the short-age of staff in schools, college andhospital. They further demandedpayment of compensation of dam-ages, land compensation, JCB forMC Batote, installation of streetlights, opening of CDPO office atBatote, start of JNV classes, watersports activities in Bhagaliar Lake,blacktopping of Patnitop - Sanasarroad, compensation for horticulturelosses, transport facility for stu-dents, issuance of Golden Card etc.

The Div Com assured the publicthat their genuine demands wouldbe fulfil in time frame manner.

Divisional Commissioner Jammu, Sanjeev Verma interacting withPanchayat representatives in Banihal on Thursday. GJ Photo

Div Com Jammu sanctions Handloom,Agriculture training centres at Ramban

GJ REPORTJAMMU, SEP 12: JammuDeputy CommissionerSushma Chauhan onThursday launched SolidWaste managementCampaign here in the dis-trict.

In her address, theDeputy Commissionersaid that solid waste man-agement is an importantcomponent for sustainabledevelopment and needsspecial focus. Everydepartment and func-tionary associated withthis campaign shall put ina committed effort toachieve the desired resultson the ground, she added.

She also stressed uponto involve sarpanchs andpanchs to make the mis-sion a success.

She said that a competi-tion regarding this aware-ness campaign will be heldfrom September 11 to 26.

All the panchayats ofJammu district will partic-ipate in this competition tocreate awareness amongthe masses regarding 'nouse of single use plastic' intheir area. She furtherinformed that a threemember team will be con-stituted comprising ADC,ACR and DPO, which willfinalize the six winners ofawareness campaign to be

concluded on September26 of this month.

She said that districtadministration will alsoinvolve schools in thiscampaign and schools andstudents will be asked tocollect the plastic wastematerial from their respec-tive homes which will befurther collected by thedepartment.

The schools and stu-dents which will collectthe maximum waste mate-rial will be awarded as"Green Champions" at afunction to be held onOctober 2.

She appealed to the dis-trict officers, sarpanchs,panchs and people of thedistrict to participate inthis mass movementagainst the use of single

plastic and make the mis-sion a success. She alsoasked the district officersof the concerned depart-ments to work in full ener-gy and utmost zeal tomake the mass movementa success.

A short play to createawareness against use ofsingle use plastic and asong on the topic of clean-liness were also performedby a group of artist ofRajwal Films which wereapplauded by one and allpresent on the occasion.

ACD Aijaz Qaiser pre-sented the welcome notewhere as Nodal OfficerJMC Zaffar Iqbal gave adetailed presentation tomake the people awarealong with side effects ofsingle use plastic.

Deputy Commissioner Sushma Chauhan attending anevent on 'say no to plastic' in Jammu on Thursday. Aman

Say no to plastic: DC Jammu urges people

GJ REPORTJAMMU, SEP 12: Traffic

Police Jammu today organ-ized series of awareness

events to make commutersand motorists aware aboutthe amended M V Act/Rules, 2019. The aware-ness events were held at 10different Traffic intersec-tions/Chowks viz. DograChowk, Amphalla Chowk,High Court turning,Maheshpora Chowk,Residency, Kachi Chawani,Bikram Chowk, NarwalChowk, Satwari Chowk,Main Stop Gandhi Nagar inCity South/North Jammu

with active co-ordination ofNCC cadets, locals, Policeas well as media persons(print/Electronic).

During the campaign,the road users/motoristswere briefed to follow traf-fic rules strictly. They weregiven pamphlets containingawareness material.

During this awarenesscampaign Traffic Policeinvolved the services ofdrum beating to make itmore interesting among

the public.The general public was

advised not to allow theirteen aged children to driveon the roads. The aim ofthe awareness campaignwas to give a wide public-ity and spread awarenessabout the rules and regula-tions of newly AmendedM.V.Act,2019 among themotorists so that disci-pline is maintained on theroads in greater publicinterest.

BJP holdsElection in205 Boothson first day

GJ REPORTJAMMU, SEP 12: Theorganizational election ofthe party is witnessingenthusiasm among theparty cadre in the state.

On the first day, theelections at 205 Boothswere conducted. Theparty's dedicated activistsare contributing in smoothconduct of the exerciseand almost consensus hasbeen evolved to elect theBooth Presidents.

This information wasshared by BJP ElectionIncharge VarinderjitSingh and Co-InchargeMunish Sharma whileexpressing satisfactionover election of 205Booth Presidents inPoonch, Rajouri,Akhnoor, Jammu Rural,Jammu West, Jammu,Samba, Kathua, Billawar-Basholi and ReasiDistricts.

Varinderjit Singh andMunish Sharma said thatthe election for BoothPresidents will be com-pleted by September 30 tobe followed by electionsat Ward, Mandal, Districtand State level.

The entire exercise oforganizational electionswill take four months.They said that the basichome work for the elec-tion exercise had beendone in advance and therelated material for thesame was dispatched wellin time, which helped insmooth electioneering ineach booth.

The Incharge and Co-Incharge also discussedthe preparations for thenext phase elections ofWard Presidents.

Traffic cops with NCC cadets making the commuters awareof new traffic rules in Jammu on Thursday. Aman

Jammu Traffic Police makes commuters aware about new rules

GJ REPORTJAMMU, SEP 12: TheFifth International ArtExhibition organized byJammu and Kashmir Centrefor Creative Arts, Jammu atK T Kala, Amritsar conclud-ed today.

A valedictory functionwas held where O P Vermaveteran artist and Secretary,Visual Arts, Indian Academyof Fine Arts, Amritsar(Punjab) was the ChiefGuest whereas RekhaMahajan, District EducationOfficer, Amritsar was theGuest of Honour on thisoccasion. Participatingartists, art lovers and promi-nent citizens attended thefunction. Welcoming the

guests, O P Sharma, DirectorJKCCA said that JKCCA isworking with missionaryzeal for promotion, propaga-tion and development of Art,

Culture and Literature since1999 and has given platformto artists at National andInternational level.

He also informed that

JKCCA is going to organizeNational Exhibition of theContemporary Artists ofIndia at Lucknow fromSeptember 20 to 26, 6thInternational Art exhibitionat Kala Kendra Jammu fromJanuary 3 to 5 January,2020. Other mega eventswill also organized byJKCCA at Kala KendraJammu, Mansar, Ladakh,Shantiniketan and Dhaka(Bangladesh). The chiefguest of the function Sh. O PVerma appreciated the roleof JKCCA for promotion ofart, culture and literature inthe country and abroad. Healso appreciated the artworks displayed in the exhi-bition.

O P Sharma, Director JKCCA being felicitated. GJ Photo

Fifth International Show by JKCCA at Amritsar concludes

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Three Jaish terrorists...this arms consignment from Punjab towards Kashmir, theSSP said.

Police Station of Lakhanpur registered a case under rel-evant sections.

Police with this recovery, unearthed the sinister designof terrorist organisation and their sponsors to disturb peaceand harmony in the state, he said and added that furtherinvestigation is going on.

It is believed that either of these suspected militantsinfiltrated from across the International Border via Bamyalborder in Pathankot to the Kashmir Valley with the help ofover-ground workers, he said.

Sources claim that the militants were planning to exe-cute a major terror attack.

Meanwhile, Punjab Police have rushed a team of StateSpecial Operation Cell (SSOC) to Kathua for joininginvestigation in the recovery of AK rifles from a truckoriginating in Punjab.

Besides, the Pathankot Police is already following theleads.

DGP Dinkar Gupta in Chandigarh said, "We have dis-patched an officer from SSOC Amritsar to join investiga-tions being done by J&K Police and our senior officers arein touch with their J&K counterparts to take the matter for-ward."

Indian Army is...it was also part of a unanimously passed resolution of theParliament in 1994. This was passed by the Congress-ledgovernment of Narasimha Rao," Singh had said.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh had said on Sundaythat from now on, India will hold talks with Pakistan onlyon the issue of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. "Article 370was abrogated in J&K for its development. Our neighbouris knocking doors of the international community and say-ing India has made a mistake. Talks with Pakistan will beheld only if it stops supporting terror. If talks are held withPakistan, it will now be on PoK," Rajnath Singh had saidwhile addressing a rally in Haryana.

Pak attempt to...Pakistan's attempt to "polarise and politicise" the Kashmirissue at the UNHRC has been rejected, he said.

His remarks came two days after India and Pakistanengaged in a war of words over the Kashmir issue onTuesday at the UNHRC with New Delhi stoutly defendingits "sovereign decision" to revoke Jammu and Kashmir'sspecial status, an issue on which Islamabad demanded aninternational investigation by the global rights body.

"It is quite audacious on the part of Pakistan that thecountry which is harbouring terrorists, which is the epicen-tre of terrorism, is pretending to speak on behalf of theglobal community on human rights," Kumar said.

"Their record of persecution of minorities, both ethnicand religious, I don't need to amplify. The credibility of themessenger here is highly suspect. This is something whichthe global community is aware of," he said. (agencies)

Those threatening fruit...No one should harass farmers who want to sell their pro-duce at their own will and if anyone is found indulging inthat, the person will be punished immediately, he said.

"We will immediately punish those threatening farm-ers. So, no one should harass or threaten farmers. If anyfarmer does not want to sell the produce, we will not forcehim.

"But, if he is selling and you threaten him and even fireat his two-year-old daughter, then you cannot remain freefor a long time," Malik said.

The scheme aims at providing maximum price to grow-ers and it has been approved by the Union agriculture min-istry's agriculture and cooperation department under theaegis of the Union home ministry for the current apple har-vesting season.

It will be implemented in the state by the directorate ofplanning and marketing, and supported by the directorateof horticulture, Kashmir, and the Jammu and KashmirHorticultural Produce, Marketing and ProcessingCorporation Ltd, an official spokesman said.

Highlighting the importance of horticulture in thestate's economy, the governor said with a turnover of Rs8,000 crore per year in this sector and close to 7 lakh fam-ilies being directly or indirectly associated with it, this sec-tor, the farmers and the process needs focused support.

Malik noted that with the launch of this scheme, manyissues related to the grading of apples, their procurement,storage and marketing will be taken care of by the govern-ment.

The NAFED will procure and market apples and thefruit's growers will get higher remuneration for variousgrades of apple, he said.

This scheme will help growers to save their crop fromdistress sale, Malik said.

He stressed on the need for the farming community tobecome aware of their rights and strengthen themselves so asnot to get exploited by market forces that can cause losses.

Expressing gratitude to Union Home Minister AmitShah for swiftly getting the whole exercise to launch thisinitiative in support of farmers of Jammu and Kashmircompleted within two weeks, Malik sought every stake-holders' cooperation in making it a success, the spokesmansaid.

Vijay Kumar, K K Sharma and. Farooq Khan, Advisorsto Governor; BVR Subrahmanyam, Chief Secretary;Baseer Khan, Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir; S KSingh, Additional MD National Agricultural CooperativeMarketing Federation of India Ltd. (NAFED) were presenton the occasion.

Farooq Khan described it as a momentous occasion forthe apple growers where by they have been assured for aMinimum Support Price for their crop. He described it asa significant initiative to save the growers from the marketexploitation and distress sale. He said that this step willalso help in making apple from Kashmir a 'Brand' thusadding to its value manifold.

Jammu Super Speciality...foundation for the project here on September 14 at

Convocation Centre vis-a-vis of one cancer hospital to beconstructed at SKIMS Soura, Srinagar.

''The four-storey cancer institute complex with havemulti facilities like linear accelerator, PET Scan, branchtherapy, 4D CT simulator and pathology laboratory,'' theysaid and added that units like radiation oncology, medicaloncology, surgical oncology, ICU, palliative care services,cancer therapy and awareness will also be established.

''The patients from Jammu, will now do not have to gooutside the state for PET scan once the institute starts func-tioning,'' they added and said that the exercise of establish-ing both the institutes started in 2014 and finally got thenod in 2018 but the project delayed due to some incom-plete technical and official documentation under NonCommunicable Control of Stroke, Diabetes and CancerProgramme, they said and added the work will start short-ly.

Official sources further said that in Jammu per lakhpopulation at present has 150 cancer patients and there aremany cases, which go unnoticed and are not recorded inthe hospital registers.

''Due to the use of tobacco products, throat cancers arerising among youth,'' they said and added, in Jammuregion, every year nearly 2500 fresh cases of cancer arebeing reported.

In men, the cancers of mouth, neck, throat, lungs, foodpipe and stomach are common whereas in women, breastcancer cases are on the rise, said official sources andadded, ''Jammu district has the highest number of cancercases followed by Poonch, Rajouri, Kishtwar, Doda,Kathua and Samba.''

In the last seven years, around 30,000 cancer patientswere admitted and treated in the different government hos-pitals across the state, they said.

However, as per report presented in J&K AssemblyHouse in 2018, year-wise cases of cancer were 2011(3057), 2012 (3288), 2013 (3157), 2014 (3940), 2015(4275), 2016 (4976), 2017 (5731) and as per officials, in2018 the figure was 7500.

"With UT status to J&K, faculty from outside can alsobe invited and expert and specialised doctors can beappointed in the institute, which will be in the interest andwelfare of the people with regard to health and medicalscenario," they said. (UNI)

Abrogation of Article...Kashmir. They said that it will help in the areas of healthand education sector, among others.

The minister said Union Home Minister Amit Shah hasalso interacted with them recently to under the ground sit-uation.

He said some people with vested interests have tried tospread misinformation about the decision of the govern-ment.

These leaders are helpful for the government to under-stand the ground situation, he said.

Singh said the government is holding discussions withdifferent groups belonging to Jammu and Kashmir on aregular basis.

He said the meetings are being held with various groupsincluding students and other leaders.

He assured that government is committed to the devel-opment of people of Jammu and Kashmir and will make allefforts to ensure that.

Jammu Chamber...burning issues and demands were not being addressed bythe state administration.

Despite the fact that the JCCI, J&K Transport WelfareAssociation and Chamber of Traders Federation met theconcerned Advisors personally, sent written communica-tions to the Governor and also raised demands and issuesthrough Media, the members said they were yet to get anaudience from the government.

The members demanded levying of taxes, user chargesby the Municipal Corporation, One Time Tax on MotorVehicles Implementation of Central Motor Vehicle Act2019, extension in dates for filing of Income Tax and GSTReturns, unabated corruption and lack of basic amenities,in particular, the supply of power.

Mr Gupta warned the Administration that the autocrat-ic and adamant attitude of the government during the tran-sition time from the state to UT, has forced all theStakeholders to come together and take an agitational path.

He said on one hand, the business community was suf-fering badly because of prevailing situation and on theother hand, the state administration was imposing taxesand penalties, without any consultation with the stakehold-ers.

He further said that the per capita income and financialranking of the state should be the prime consideration,before imposing any levies.

"Recent notifications issued by the MunicipalCorporation regarding levy of hefty users charges, OneTime Tax on Motor Vehicles and implementation ofCentral Motor Vehicle Act 2019 by the TransportDepartment should be immediately cancelled and JCCIshall not negotiate and compromise on all these demands,"he added.

"In my country, anybody, be it former Union HomeMinister, former chief minister, top cops or bureaucrats,those who indulged in corruption, were sent to jail.However, even during the Governor's rule in Jammu inKashmir, the Sarghanas of corruption were enjoying seatsof Power,'' he said.

Gupta appealed to the Governor to check the menace ofcorruption and make the babus accountable, which wouldresult in huge revenue in the existing system of the govern-ment and would not require any additional levies.

He also said that JCCI did not even raise the demand fornet connectivity till now, keeping in consideration thenational interest and the security concerns, in spite of thebusiness world facing huge losses.

The JCCI President said, "If our demands are not metby coming Sunday, then one-day peaceful JammuProvince Bandh and Chaka Jam shall be observed onSeptember 16.''

He further appealed to people at large to observe thisbandh without any protest on the roads, to convey theirconcerns to the government.

T S Wazir, Chairman of Jammu and Kashmir TransportWelfare Association, while speaking on the occasion, cau-tioned the government that the state administration wasforcing them to take an agitational path, which they wereavoiding till now and urged the Governor to personallyintervene and get these unjust notifications withdrawn andcancelled immediately.

He further assured all support to the one-day JammuProvince Bandh on September 16, as the condition of theTransporters was getting worst, day-by-day.

Neeraj Anand, President of the Chamber of TradersFederation, while speaking on the occasion, extended fullsupport to the initiatives taken by JCCI for the bettermentof business community of Jammu and Kashmir.

He further said that post abrogation of Article 370, there

was an immediate need for the Transportation ofHorticulture produce from the Valley, that is Apple andWalnuts, because this was the peak season for the sameand crores of rupees of Jammu Business Community havebeen paid in advance to the growers of the valley.

"We had already taken up the issues with the concernedauthorities and expect that an urgent decision in this regardfor a dedicated corridor to ship the consignments fromValley to Jammu be facilitated, so that our traders fromJammu be saved from huge losses in the shape of bankinterest and business losses, failing which there will be noscope left, other than going for an agitational path," headded.

Among other present in the meeting include RajeevGupta, Junior Vice president CCI; Manish Gupta,Secretary General CCI; Gaurav Gupta, Secretary CCI;Ashu Gupta, Treasurer CCI, and presidents of differentTrade, Transport, Hoteliers and Tourism Associations.

Pledge to root...aim to bring about development in Jammu & Kashmir andLadakh, the work for which has begun in the first 100 daysof NDA 2.0."

The Prime Minister also said that he was happy to havegot the opportunity to inaugurate multiple developmentprojects in Jharkhand. The new multi-modal cargo termi-nal, which was inaugurated here, will ease transportationin the region, he stated.

"Ayushman Bharat, the world's largest health assurancescheme, was launched in Jharkhand. Today, pensionschemes for traders and farmers were also launched fromthis land of Birsa Munda. Jharkhand is the launching padof big schemes beneficial for the poor and the tribals," headded.

Earlier in the day, the PM had inaugurated the newlyconstructed Jharkhand Assembly and laid foundation ofthe secretariat building.

"The country has just seen the 'trailer' of the fast func-tioning of the government within hundred days and theentire 'film still remains to be seen'," he said.

The Prime Minister reiterated his commitment to secur-ing the dignity of muslim citing the passing of the tripletalaq bill in the first session of Parliament in Modi 2.0.

He also referred to how Jharkhand earlier lacked trans-parency and witnessed scams, but Chief MinisterRaghubar Das made efforts to bring transparency in thelast nearly five years. The PM's words of praise of hisparty government comes ahead of the state assembly elec-tion in Jharkhand later this year.

Reeling out figures related to different welfare projectslaunched by the government, he said 44 lakh peopleavailed benefits under the Ayushman Bharat health insur-ance scheme in the last one year in the country.

The world's largest health assurance scheme was start-ed by the PM from Jharkhand last year. More than twocrore houses were constructed under Pradhan Mantri AwasYozana and two crore more houses are under constructionin the country, besides constructing 10 crore toilets andgiving free LPG connections to eight crore beneficiariesunder Ujjwala Yozana, he said. Inaugurating and launchinga plethora of schemes, Modi said Jharkhand will get a newidentity through the Multi-Modal Terminal at Sahibganj,which will connect Bangladesh, Nepal and the North-Eastareas.

The prime minister said that pension schemes for thepeople working in the unorganized sector, farming andsmall trading units have been introduced.

The government will spend Rs one lakh every year onthe tribal students education, he said. The prime ministeralso inaugurated a new building of the Assembly and amulti-modal cargo terminal, which is expected to easetransportation in the region.

After its bifurcation from Bihar in 2000, the tribal dom-inated state of Jharkhand will now have its own well-equipped assembly building to carry out legislative func-tions.

The three-storey building has been constructed at a costof R 465 crore. It is dubbed as the first paperless Assemblyin the country.

Modi dedicated "Pradhan Mantri Kisan Maan DhanYojana" that will help small and marginal farmers by pro-viding a minimum pension of s 3000 per month, on attain-ing the age of 60 years.

Farmers who are currently between 18 and 40 years ofage can apply for the scheme.

The 'Pradhan Mantri Laghu Vyapari Maan DhanYojana', a pension scheme for shopkeepers and retailtraders was also launched.

Another 'Swarojgar' pension scheme was also rolled outfor self-employed persons.

Under both the schemes, beneficiaries between 18 and40 years will get s 3,000 per month after completing 60years of age.

The cargo terminal, which was inaugurated online bythe prime minister from here, has been built by InlandWaterways Authority of India on River Ganga atSahibganj.

It has a cargo storing capacity of 30 lakh tonne per year,a stockyard and parking and berthing space for two ves-sels.

PM Modi laid the foundation stones online for 462Eklavya Model Schools across the country, of which 69will be established in 13 of Jharkhand's 24 districts.

The foundation for a new building of JharkhandSecretariat was also laid by the prime minister. The newsecretariat building in the state capital will come up at anestimated cost of s 1238.92 crore.

Kashmir integral part ...Pakistan, saying that inimical forces and the "neighbouringcountry" are bent on destroying Kashmir by using the peo-ple as a shield.

However, the Muslim organisation said that it was notunmindful of the desire of Kashmiris, their self respect andthe demand of preservation of their cultural identity

"It is our firm belief that welfare of Kashmir lies in get-ting integrated with India," JuH said.

Emphasising that it can never support any separatistmovement, JuH said," it considers such movements notonly harmful for India but also for the people of Kashmir."

IGNOU extends admission...programmes through offline mode at IGNOU RegionalCentre Kursoo Rajbagh Srinagar along with requisite feein the form of Demand Draft favouring IGNOU Srinagar.

MEA lashes out...regions. "There are also lot of motivated stories especiallyin the international press….," MEA spokesman RaveeshKumar told reporters here and insisted that often the ten-sion or the perceived controlled kind of situation in onepolice station area has been shown as the happenings inentire Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh regions.

"At least 92 per cent of the area of Jammu & Kashmirhave no restriction. Earlier, restrictions had been imposedby local administration in some parts to maintain law andorder. Some day time restrictions remain in only 11 of the

total 199 Police Stations," he said."You all must have seen a report in a section of foreign

press where they have tried to project the situation underone police station in Srinagar as what is going on in J&Kand Ladakh," the MEA spokesman said.

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JKCS (Judicial) exam 2018 candidates asked to report

before Medical BoardGJ REPORTSRINAGAR, SEP 12: All the concerned candidates ofJammu and Kashmir Civil Services (Judicial)Competitive Examination-2018 who have already com-pleted necessary formalities regarding their medicalexamination at Government SMHS Hospital areinformed to report before the concerned medical boardon September 17, 2019 at 10 am.

Further, the candidates who have not yet reported formedical examination are directed to report at GMCSrinagar/Jammu by September 14 for completing theirformalities.

DDC Rajouri reviews functioningof School Education Deptt

GJ REPORTRAJOURI, SEP 12: District Development Commiss-ioner Mohammad Aijaz Asad today reviewed the func-tioning of education department here at a meeting.

The meeting was attended by Chief Planning Officer,Chief Education Officer, ACD Rajouri, EXNs PWD,REW, Block Development Officers and Zonal EducationOfficers.

The DDC asked chief education Officer, ZonalEducation officers, Engineers of the Education wing totake a comprehensive review of the Education Sectorworks and submit report.

The meeting also reviewed the Developmental activi-ties in the Education sector, status of Mid day mealScheme being implemented through PRIs, SAMAGRA,self defense training of school children, the availabilityof the stationary and books for children, Gender Ratio ineach school, disbursement of the student scholarshipand physical and financial progress of the all the works.

The chief Education officer informed that there are1724 schools in the district with a total enrollment of91383. He further said that presently 55 different workswith an outlay of 1.82 crore are being executed under thedistrict plan.

DDC took a comprehensive review of the develop-mental works being executed by the Rural DevelopmentDepartment, R&B and other agencies. He directed theconcerned to expedite the work to overcome the problemof accommodation and fencing in the schools. He direct-ed the ZEOs to monitor the progress of work on regularbasis. The CEO was asked to submit the list of land dis-putes, so that the issues could be resolved at the earliest.

For imparting quality education and enforcing punctu-ality in schools, the District Development Commissionerstressed on conducting regular inspections by the zonalEducation officer concerned. He asked the ZEOs to setquantifiable targets to review the outcome of the studentsin the schools. He also directed them to inspect a clusterof 30 schools in one month and do not restrict the inspec-tions to road side schools only.

He further stressed on the parent teacher meet anddirected the ZEOs to make it compulsory on a monthlybasis.

DDC Kulgam reviewsfunctioning of ICDS Deptt

GJ REPORTKULGAM, SEP 12: District Development Commis-sioner (DDC) Kulgam Showkat Aijaz Bhat, today held ameeting to review the functioning of ICDS department inthe district.

The meeting was attended by District Project OfficerKulgam, CPO, CDPOs, Supervisors and others officersand officials of the department.

The DPO informed the DDC about the overall func-tioning and stock position of nutrition supplements avail-able at Anganwari centers in district.

He informed the DDC that a total number of 1208Anganwari centers are functional in the district where31000 Children in the age group of 06 months to 06 yearsare registered.

It was also given out in the meeting that underPMMVY, R 2.32 crores were disbursed among the bene-ficiaries since the inception of the scheme through DBT.

On the occasion DDC impressed upon the officers toredouble their efforts to achieve full results in allschemes to benefit the target groups.

DDC also chaired a meeting of officers where hereviewed the progress and status of recently launchedPoshan Abhiyan scheme in the district. He directed thestakeholders viz Health, RDD ,PHE to actively work ona mission mode to supplement the proper care for malnu-tritioned/under nutritioned children.

DC inauguratesFacilitation Centre under

MIS at Fruit Mandi SoporeGJ REPORTBARAMULLA, SEP 12: Deputy CommissionerBaramulla Dr G N Itoo today inaugurated FacilitationCentre at Fruit Mandi Sopore under the recently launchedMarket Intervention Scheme (MIS).

Speaking on the occasion, DC highlighted the signifi-cance of the scheme and said that the Facilitation Centreshall act as a multifunctional trading point for appletraders and growers where the registration process andother necessities shall be processed. He said that theobjective of the NAFED is to promote cooperative mar-keting of agricultural produce to benefit farmers.

He said that procurement shall be made directly fromgenuine apple growers and the administration will ensuredirect payment in bank accounts of apple growersthrough direct benefit transfer (DBT). He said that fairprices for various categories will be fixed by the pricecommittee that includes a member from NationalHorticulture Board.

Pertinently, under MIS scheme, apples cultivated inJ&K will be procured directly from farmers by the gov-ernment-run National Agricultural CooperativeMarketing Federation of India (NAFED).

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KOLKATA, SEP 12:West Bengal Chief MinisterMamata Banerjee upped theante against citizenshipscreening exercise in thestate by alleging that NRCwas a mere tactic to divertattention from the economicissues facing the country.She also challenged theBharatiya Janata Party (BJP)to “dare touch a single per-son living in Bengal.”“Don’t play with fire. Wewill never allow division ofpeople on the basis of reli-gion, caste and ethnicity,”said Banerjee, who is alsothe chief of the Trinamool

Congress party. She wasaddressing a gathering innorth Kolkata after a five-kmlong march.

Soon after her address,the BJP state unit chief DilipGhosh said that his party willensure weeding out of closeto one crore “Muslim infil-trators” from the state. 2011census put Bengal’s popula-tion at 9.13 crore. Ghoshalso vowed to get rid ofanother one crore people,who according to him, hadentered the state illegally andsettled elsewhere. Mamata’srally came six days after, inan unprecedented show of

unity, the TMC, the Left andthe Congress came togetherto pass a resolution rulingout NRC exercise in Bengal.TMC had been buildingmomentum through smalleranti-NRC rallies organisedin different districts. “Youcan silence the people ofAssam using police but itwon’t work in Bengal. Try totouch a single person inBengal and we will see.Those who live in Bengal areall citizens of Bengal,”Banerjee said. She alsoclaimed that of the 19 lakhpeople excluded from theNational Register forCitizens (NRC) in Assam, 12lakh were Hindus and onelakh Gorkhas. Agencies

GJ REPORTNEW DELHI, SEP 12: Thesecond edition of two-dayAnnual Conference of TopAAI executives was inaugu-rated here today by I.N.Murthy, Member(Operations), AAI. The pur-pose of this annual confer-ence is to apprise the seniorleaders of current businessscenario and strategies toachieve corporate plan,vision and mission.

In his welcome address,Jagdish Kumar Goel,Executive Director (HR)brought forth the objectivesof the conference and gave abrief overview of the ses-sions planned for the twodays i.e. 12th& 13thSeptember, 2019. He alsourged the participants tomake maximum use of thisconference by interacting

with faculty and BoardMembers.

I. N. Murthy, Member(Operations), in his keynoteaddress, highlighted the chal-lenges and opportunitiesbefore AAI in the presentcivil aviation scenario inIndia, where air traffic is ris-ing at the highest rate in theworld. He stressed on theneed to sustain this growthtrajectory to become leaderin the global aviation land-scape. He also touched uponvarious concerns our envi-

ronment is facing and therole of AAI, being an envi-ronment-conscious PSE, todrive various initiatives likecarbon accreditation, rainwa-ter harvesting, harnessingsolar power etc.

He further congratulatedand complimented allemployees across regions,airports and stations for tak-ing AAI from strength tostrength and expressed faithof AAI management in thecapabilities and potential ofits human resources. Lauding

the efforts of airports, heurged participants to sharetheir best practices and learnfrom each other.

At the end of the inaugu-ral session, Ms. NiveditaDubey, GM (HR) thanked thedignitaries for sparing theirvaluable time to grace theoccasion, and senior leadersfor participating in largenumbers to make the eventsuccessful.

During the first day ofconference, deliberations onIT innovations in airportoperations, AAI's role innation building, improve-ments in airport operations,sustainable airport planningand airport developmentthrough PPP were held. Also,representatives from Jaipurand Calicut Airport sharedthe presentations on theirachievements. Also, specialmanagerial sessions on emo-tional intelligence and spiri-tual leadership were under-taken by reputedManagement Faculty. GJ REPORT

NEW DELHI, SEP 12:Director General CISF,Rajesh Ranjan presentedtrophies to Best AirportUnits of CISF-AviationSecurity Group (ASG) forinfrastructure improve-ment at Airports during afunction organized atCISF Hqrs here today.CISF Units at Airports areknown as AviationSecurity Group (ASG).

An Inter-unitCompetition for theaward of best AviationSecurity Group (ASG) ininfrastructure improve-ment was organized from15th April to 15th July,2019 to select BestAirport Units of CISF.For the competition, CISFUnits located at 61Airports were dividedinto two categories.

Based on assessmentby a team of SeniorOfficers and reports, theDelhi Airport wasadjudged Best Airport inthe first category whileHyderabad Airport wasRunner up. In the secondcategory Kolkata Airport

received the Best Airporttrophy while CoimbatoreAirport was the Runnerup.

The DG, CISF congrat-ulated all the winners ofthe competition.

Meanwhile a flaggingin ceremony for the

Mount SatopanthExpedition team wasorganized at CISF Hqrs,New Delhi whereinRaghubir Lal, DIG(DMRC) team leader ofMount Satopanth expedi-tion handed over theNational Flag and CISFFlag which was hoistedon Mount SatopanthPeak, to Shri RajeshRanjan, Director General,CISF. Rajesh Ranjan, DG,CISF congratulated theexpedition team forachieving the feat.

Meanwhile, during anInvestiture Ceremony,DG, CISF decoratedNaresh Kumar, Asstt.Commandant/JAO withPresident Police Medalfor Meritorious Serviceand DG's CommendationDisc on the occasion.

DG CISF presents awards to best Airport Units

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With profound grief and sorrow, we inform the sad demiseof our beloved Sh. Om Parkash Gupta R/o Phinter(Billawar) on 6/9/2019. TENTH DAY will be performed on15/09/2019 (Sunday) at our residence Phinter at 10.00AM. THIRTEENTH DAY will be performed on 18/09/2019(Wednesday) at our residence Phinter at 1.00 PM.GRIEF STRICKENSons & Daughters-in-law: Sh. Subash Chander Gupta& Smt. Sunita Gupta, Sh. Kamal Gupta & Smt. SunitaKumari, Sh. Sudesh Gupta & Smt. Kanchan GuptaDaughters & Sons-in-law: Smt. Sushma Gupta & Sh. VijayGupta, Smt. RevaGupta & Sh. Ashok Feria, Smt. Champa Devi & Sh. Babu Ram PadhaGrand Daughter & Grand Son-in-law: Mrs. Sonia Gupta & Mr. Rohit GuptaGrand Son & Grand Daughter-in-law: Dr. Vishal Rometra & Dr. Ruhani MalgotraSomya Motors & Om Parkash Subash Chander Phinter

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With profound grief and sorrow, we regret toinform the sad demise of our beloved Smt.Roopawati Raina originally R/o Chinagund(Verinag), District Anantnag presently at H. No. 07, Lane No. 4(A) Laxmi Vihar, Tomal Colony,Bohri (Near Aatma Ram Jee Gosaini GundAshram) on 09.09.2019.10th Day Kriya will be performed at Muthi Ghaton 18-09-2019 (Wednesday) at 8.30 A.M.GRIEF STRICKENDaughter-in-law & SonSmt. & Sh. Sunil RainaSAMASTH RAINA PARIVAR,BHATT’S, KOUL’S, DHAR’SPANDIT’S, SAFAYA’SPhone No’s: 7006245225, 9858199525, 7889540110, 7006892569

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LATE SH. OMPARKASH GUPTA

ALWAYS LOVED AND NEVER FORGOTTENWith profound grief and sorrow, we inform the saddemise of our beloved mother Smt. Phoola DeviKaw W/o Late Sh. Hriday Nath Kaw originally fromBagh Jogi Lanker, Rainawari, Srinagar Kashmirpresently at Shanti Nagar (Topsherkhania) Jammu(J&K). She was a noble soul full of love and affec-tion, we all pray to God to bestow peace upon hersoul.10TH DAY KRIYA will be performed on Sunday15th Sept. 2019 at Muthi Ghat, Jammu at 8.30A.M.GRIEF STRICKENRamesh Ji Kaw & Girja KawBhushan Lal Kaw & Sunita KawSanjay Kaw & Priti KawPushpa Jotshi & Ashok Kumar JotshiRajni Ganjoo & Kamal Ji GanjooAngli Zadoo & Dimple ZadooRenu Bhushan & Deepak Bhushan

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With profound grief and sorrow, we inform the saddemise of our beloved Smt. Savitri (Pita) W/o Sh. ShamLal Khar, R/o Martand Mattan Anantnag Kmr., A/p H. No.637, Sector-3, Vinayak Nagar, Muthi, Jammu on 4-9-2019 after a prolonged illness.TENTH DAY will be performed on 13-9-2019 at MuthiGhat near Director School Education Office Muthi at 8a.m.GRIEF STRICKENSh. Sham Lal Khar -HusbandDevar & DevraniSh. Jawahar Lal Khar & Smt. Phoola JiSh. Ashok Kumar Khar & Smt. Santosha JiSons & Daughter-in-lawsSh. Indivar Khar & Smt. Bita KumariSh. Vinod Ji Khar & Smt. SanjayDaughters & Sons-in-lawSmt. Madhu Bala & Sh. Mahraj Krishan RainaSmt. Suman Lata & Sh. Avtar Krishan KachrooGrand Children: Prerna, Shalini, Simrati, Tanu, Chandan, Chetna, Ojas

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We regret to inform the sad demise of our beloved S. Gajan Singh GargajS/o Late Bhai Bachan Singh of Jammu on 9-09-2019.ARAMB OF SHRI AKHAND PATH SAHIB at our residence H. No. 556,Sector-2, Guru Nanak Nagar, Jammu on Friday 13-09-2019 at 9.00 A.M.BHOG OF SHRI AKHAND PATH SAHIB at our residence on Sunday15.09.2019 at 10.00 A.M.KIRTAN AND ANTIM ARDAS at Gurudwara Bala Pritam, Trikuta NagarJammu from 10.30 A.M. to 12.00 Noon.

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With profound grief and sorrow we regret to inform the sad demise of ourbeloved Sh. Susheel Kumar Goswami S/O Late Sh. Shanker DassGoswami, Smailpur Wale on September 4th, 2019.TENTH DAY shall be observed on September 13th, 2019 at 11:00 AM atour residence, Ward Mo: 2, Shri Raghunath Mandir Road, Bari Brahmana.KIRYA shall be performed on September 14th, 2019 at our residence.GRIEF STRICKEN:Smt. Giano Devi - WifeDaughters & Sons- in- LawRamni and SatishAnshu and Girish SharmaSonia and Ashish TrikhaBrothers and BhabhisRajni and Girish ChanderRatna and Chhajju RamKiran W/O Late Sh. Naveen ChanderVeena and Parveen GoswamiSister : Susheela Thappa W/O Late Dr. C D ThappaGrand Children : Shreya, Aastitav, Ojas and Uddhav. Ph. 9419723119

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With profound grief and sorrow, we inform you thesad demise of our beloved Sh. Ashok Kumar BhatS/o Lt. Tara Chand Bhat R/o Devsar Kulgam at pres-ent Block No-83 Q.No. 20 Lane -17 Jagti Nagrotawho left for the heavenly abode on 4th September2019.TENTH DAY will be performed on 13-09-2019 atTRT Ghat Nagrota, at 8 AM Then followed to LaneNo.-7, Community Hall Adjacent at Ration Depo.

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GJ REPORTNEW DELHI, SEP 12: Train toBangladesh from Tripura will start by2020. This was disclosed here today byUnion Minister of State (IndependentCharge) for Development of NorthEastern Region (DoNER), MoS PMO,Personnel, Public Grievances, Pensions,Atomic Energy and Space, Dr. JitendraSingh, when Indian High Commissionerto Bangladesh Riva Ganguly Das calledon him in the presence of Secretary

DoNER Inderjit Singh and senior offi-cers of the Ministry.

During the meeting, the Agartala-Akhaura Railway Link (Bangladesh)project was discussed in detail, amongother issues. It was discussed that theproject will be completed by the year2020. The cost of the project is Rs972.52 crores, which is being funded byMinistry of northeast DoNER on theIndian side and by MEA on theBangladesh side. The project will link

Agartala with Bangladesh RailwayNetwork at Akhaura. Once operational,it will cut the travel time for passengerand goods movement between Kolkataand Agartala. The Indian sided length is5.46 km and Bangladesh side is 6.57km. IRCON, CPSE of Railways is theexecuting agency for the Indian side andalso Project Management Consultant forBangladesh Railways.

Once operational, it will cut traveltime of rail journey from Kolkata toAgartala (via Guwahati) of 38 hours and1500 km to 15 hours and 500 kms.Maitree Express is already runningbetween Kolkata and Dhaka which canbe extended to Agartala. Out of 15.19Acre of land to be acquired atNischintpur Yard, 2.30 Acre has beenhanded over and balance is expected tobe handed over within a month and notlater than December, 2019 byGovernment of Tripura.

Dr Jitendra Singh said that culturallinkages with Bangladesh are veryimportant. He said that tourism, tradeand cultural exchange between the twocountries should be promoted.

Afghan national smuggles 2 kg gold

worth RR 76 lakh in shoes,held at Delhi airport

NEW DELHI, SEP 12: AnAfghan national was held atDelhi's Indira GandhiInternational Airport for alleged-ly smuggling two gold biscuitsweighing one kg each inside thesole of his shoes. The passen-ger was arrested at Terminal 3of the airport after he arrivedfrom Afghanistan's Kabul. TheCustoms Department, acting ona secret tip-off, intercepted theaccused and tried to check himon September 10. However, thepassenger refused to corporate.On thorough search of him andhis luggage, the customs offi-cials recovered two gold bis-cuits lodged in the sole of hisshoes. Both the biscuitsweighed about one kg each andtheir value has been estimatedat Rs 76 lakh. On inquiry, thepassenger confessed that hesmuggled in the gold for illicittrade and was going to supply itto an unknown entity in Delhi.Agencies

Director General CISF, Rajesh Ranjan presenting BestAirport Unit trophy to representative of a CISF Unit in NewDelhi on Thursday.

Union MoS PMO, Dr Jitendra Singh being briefed by Indian High Commissionerto Bangladesh Riva Ganguli Das about projects along Northeast borders, inNew Delhi on Thursday.

Train to Bangladesh from Tripura by 2020: Dr Jitendra

A dignitary addressing the second edition of two-dayAnnual Conference of Top AAI executives in New Delhi onThursday.

AAI hosts second Annual Conference of Top Executives

‘You can silence Assam but not Bengal,’ Mamata Banerjeechallenges BJP after leading rally against NRC

DEAR EDITOR,Through the medium of your esteemed

newspaper I would like to express thatwith the finalization of National Registerof Citizens in Assam, nearly two millionpeople have been left out of NRC andthese people have now become flotsamand jetsam causing fear to the neighbour-ing states. Meghalaya and Nagaland haveissued advisories to the police to take pre-ventive measures to check any influx ofillegal immigrants to their states. The fearthat those who have been excluded fromthe NRC in Assam may look for shelter inneighbouring states also dominated theongoing Assembly session in Meghalaya,where legislators cutting across the partylines voiced fears over the possibility ofsuch people entering the state and urgedthe government to take immediate steps tocheck such influx in the state. The adviso-ry in Nagaland by its home departmentsaid all entry points and check gatesmanned by the police should be suitablystrengthened to prevent any possibleinflux of illegal immigrants. Mobilepatrols at vulnerable locations should also

be activated. So, the fate of the two mil-lion people is almost sealed. With theneighbouring states taking precautionarymeasures to block the possible massinflux of these people, it is certain thatthese people turn out to be foreignerswithout any valid documents. It may berecalled that there are a lot of people fromBangladesh or Myanmar who had infil-trated into India over the years and manyof whom by virtue of luck, haveembraced the citizenships of India.Rohingya refugees are also part of thesestateless people. The Rohingya are astateless Muslim minority in Myanmar.Their latest exodus began in 2017 whenviolence broke out in Myanmar drivingmore than half a million refugees toBangladesh and India. Permanently dis-posed people have the potential to impactthe regional security in ways we have notyet imagined. It is in that context that theirsafe return is important, not only onhumanitarian ground but also for securityreasons.

T K NANDANAN,THEVARA, KOCHI.

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LETTER TO THE EDITOR

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THE LEFT OUT TWO MILLION…?

Greater Jammu

Despite following democracy for over sevendecades now, it is really sad to find thatthe largest democracy of the world has

failed to transform its pre-independence systeminto a vibrant people friendly system that woulditself speak of the elimination of the miseries ofthe common man in the Govt offices. In order toachieve the desired transformation the peopleshall have to strive themselves to create a neworder that ends the miseries of the commonman at the hands of administration which ismanned by those from amongst the commonpeople. In this regard the work culture in Jammu& Kashmir is no exception due to which it hasquite often been a subject of ridicule and pity. Ingovernment offices it is far below the optimumstandards and at the same time in the privatesector it is no good too with of course a fewexceptions. Getting any work done in any gov-ernment office is the worst nightmare for com-mon man. There are crystal clear indicators ofthe inefficiency of the Government offices espe-cially due to corruption that eats into the vitals ofthe society. The inefficiency can be well judgedfrom the facts and figures on ground especiallyin case of social security schemes. It is really anirony that innumerable deserving persons eligi-ble to receive such benefits continue to be inqueue having applied long before seeking ben-efits but they have to return disappointed. Itwould not be out of place to mention here thatdespite the exercise of weeding-out ineligiblecases and replacing them by eligible anddeserving applicants from the pending lists asper the guidelines of the schemes, it needs tobe analyzed as to how much success has beenachieved in this regard. Now that Jammu andKashmir and Ladakh are at a transitional stageset to get fully transformed into robust UnionTerritories, it is hoped that the new dispensa-tions will work on the principle of analogy vis avis the states where specially devised measureshave resulted in success. In fact it was felt sincelong that there is a dire need to change thebasic rules of administrative system which haveremained unchanged since long and now is themost appropriate time for creating a new orderfor the citizenry of the two new Union Territories.Let all of us reinvent ourselves as we are theones who are manning the administration or anyother field in the society.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2019

CREATING A NEW ORDER

HARSIMRAT KAUR BADAL, UNIONMINISTER

With a sense of great satisfaction I pen downmy thoughts on the performance of mygovernment's first 100 days. Usually

termed as the honeymoon period during the first 100days neither the government acts nor the publicexpects any major decision-making by the new gov-ernment.

In fact in case of a repeat government the new gov-ernment's attitude as in the past has been Whoa! Theelections are won; now take it easy we have to governnext 5 years.

However, all that is in the past. This is NarendraModi - who as PM neither took a single break duringgovernment nor after elections! In fact he told eachdepartment to work on a 100 day agenda for the newgovernment even before the 5th phase of polling wasover!

The Narendra Modi government took office withthe motto of `Nation First'. In the first 100 days, thisgovernment has demonstrated, not just its intent towalk the talk, but also its ability to show tremendouspolitical will to carry out social and economic reformsthat were earlier perceived to be impossible.

The first parliament session of this new governmentexemplifies the decisive nature of its leadership. Byending the Triple Talaq in its very first week, despitestiff opposition, this government has demonstrated itscommitment to restoring the honour and dignity ofwomen. This legislation is a strong step towards pro-tecting and empowering Muslim women by ensuringgender justice as enshrined in the Constitution ofIndia.

The landmark legislation for the Protection ofChildren from Sexual Offences (Amendment) Bill,2019, that provides death penalty for aggravated sex-ual assault on children is another illustration of thisgovernment's single-minded focus on social reforms.India's young children deserve to be safe. Theydeserve to be protected through a law that deals withsexual assault offenders with an iron hand.

Farmers are at the heart of this government's pro-gressive development plan. One of the first deci-sions this government took was to universalise thePradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-KISAN)& extend its ambit. The expanded scheme enables allfarmers to receive Rs. 6,000 a year directly into their

bank accounts. About 200 million farmers will ben-efit from the scheme.

By providing an income support of Rs.6000 toevery farmer and extending Pension Schemes tolabourers, small traders and farmers, Modi 2.0 hastried to uplift marginalized sectors and create a levelplaying field. Ayushman Bharat provides Rs.5 lakhper family to 500 million population, has ensuredtheir health needs are met so that together youth andpoor can unleash the vast strength of their humanresource to shape up New India- An India that couldcertainly achieve the target of a $ 5 Trillion econo-my.

While the opposition may accuse our governmentof raising the expectations of 1.3 billion people tonew heights, we take pride in doing so. Modi 2.0aims to unleash the energy of new India by settingnew milestones, goals and deliverables by bringingabout a transformational shift that will ensure Indiasurges ahead as a global superpower. To that end,our government has a three-pronged strategy. One,harnessing India's human resource potential to shapenew India, two, weeding out corruption through aClean-up action and three, Infrastructure push.

We know that corruption is one of the biggestobstacles in the way of progress. Modi 1.0 provideda clean government and Modi 2.0 has set goals totarget the corrupt. Forced retirement of big bureau-crats who hitherto stayed untouched by anti-corrup-tion laws and those who built fortunes, are beingousted. People who looted the government excheq-uer are behind bars. Operation clean-up is underwayand it will catalyse India to unleash its economicpotential & surge ahead.

As we start delivering on our promises, all globalmulti-lateral platforms like G-7, G-20, BRICS, UN,the strong presence of India led by PM NarendraModi is a reflection of India gaining in stature. NewDelhi is no more a mere spectator or a follower buta global leader--be it environment protection, carbonemission, trade talks or power balance, India hasbecome an integral part of the global power.

The first 100 days of Modi 2.0 government is areflection of an aspirational India which is confidentto reach its full potential under the dynamic leader-ship of visionary & fearless Prime Minister provid-ing a Nirnayak Sarkar to govern India ensuring SabKa Saath Sabka Vikas Sabka Vishwas.

100 DAYS OF MODI 2.0 GOVT, REFLECTIONOF AN ASPIRATIONAL INDIA

13,300 sq. kilometre land of Indiahas been illegally occupied byPakistanis called Azad Kashmir butthat part of our Kashmir is infactworse than slave and can appropri-ately be called Gulam Kashmirmeaning slave Kashmir. Ever sincethe tribal invasion of Kashmir in1947 by the Pakistan tribals support-ed by the regular army of that coun-try and the short sightedness of thefirst Prime Minister of India Pt. J.L.Nehru who announced unilateralceasefire the bigger area of Jammuand Kashmir came to be occupiedby Pakistan not only POK but AksiChin and Gilgat is also part of J&K.It has been stated by no less than thehome minister Amit Shah whilespeaking in parliament on the reso-lution of abrogation of the article370 and 35 (A) of the IndianConstitution which unnecessarilygave a special status and position tothe state of J&K. There controver-sial and temporary articles are theroof of all separation, is secessionand terrorism in J&K. The defenceminister of India Rajnath Singh has

made it clear that if talks withPakistan are held, they will be on theretrieving of POK and he furthersaid that no talks will be there withPakistan till that country stops abet-ting, supporting of terrorism andusing its soil for terrorist activitiesagainst India. After Defence minis-ter's statement, the vice president ofIndia Shri Venekia Naidu has saidthat if there is any issues of Kashmirbetween India and Pakistan, it isretrieving of PoK which is underillegal occupation of Pakistan.Thereis some meaning in there statementsof big wings and it is clear that Indiahas to take steps to liberate PoKfrom Pakistan's illegal occupation.All of us know that Indian govern-ment is bound by the Parliament res-olution of 1994 where in it has cate-gorically been resolved thatKashmir is the integral & insepara-ble part of India and what isrequired is that PoK has to beretrived. Therefore keeping theParliament resolution in view, it isimportant and in the fitness of thingsto take steps to liberate PoK andmake the territory under the illegaland unlawful occupation of Pakistanpart of J&K which it rightly is.Therefore time has now come thatPoK is retrived and made part ofJ&K. Now that the Union govern-ment has taken the historical andbold decision of scrapping of article370 and 35 (A) by a lawful resolu-tion in parliament and thus has doneaway the special provision and

position of the J&K state. Thus J&Khas now been made an integral partand parcel of India. The time isapportune to take the necessarysteps for vacating the illegal occupa-tion of PoK by Pakistan. Pakistanoccupied Kashmir is the result of theblunder done by the first PM ofIndia J.L. Nehru and now it is uptothe present government of India andits bold and decisive PM NarinderModi to take steps to annex PoKwith India which will undo the blun-der of the first Prime Minister ofIndia. The people of PoK are dis-criminated and they live life of sec-ond clan citizens and there life isworse than salves and they live thelife of abject poverty. Thus it is nec-essary to liberate PoK which is theonly issue between India andPakistan. The talks can be held onthis issue only and on the issue ofterrorism. Rest there is no otherissue between the two neighbouringcountries. Indian government at thetime of accession of Kashmir washeaded by J.L. Nehru and he haswrongly taken the issue of Kashmirto UN and thus has internationalizedKashmir issue. But now enoughwater has flown in river Jhelum andit is the time to reverse the wrongdecision of that time and retrievingof occupied Kashmir is the best andonly option. Infact the issuebetween India and Pakistan is ofPoK and this should be retrived forthe lasting peace in Indian Sub-Continent.

RETRIVE PAK OCCUPIED KASHMIR

OMKAR DATTATRAY

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Pak says will charge Kartarpur pilgrims$20 service fee; India had opposed it

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Thursday said pilgrims willbe charged US $20 as service fee for visiting theKartarpur Sahib Gurdwara. "Pakistan will charge USD 20per person as service fee, not entrance fee, for KartarpurCorridor," Foreign Office spokesperson MohammadFaisal said in a weekly briefing. Earlier this month, Indiaand Pakistan had failed to finalise an agreement on theKartarpur corridor following differences over key issuesincluding Islamabad's insistence on charging a fee forallowing pilgrims to visit Gurdwara Kartarpur Sahib.India did not agree to the proposal for charging pilgrims,said BCL Das, the leader of the Indian delegation, afterthe third round of talks with Pakistan officials in Attari."Owing to certain differences on a few key issues, theagreement between India and Pakistan could not befinalised. Pakistan has insisted on charging a service feefor allowing pilgrims to visit Gurdwara Kartarpur Sahib,which is not agreeable in the spirit smooth and easyaccess through the corridor," he said.

Digital Billboards of PM come up inHouston ahead of "Howdy, Modi!" event

HOUSTON: Huge digital billboards on major highwaysacross Houston welcoming Prime Minister NarendraModi and Indian flags fluttering outside the homes ofIndian-Americans await his arrival in the US city onSeptember 22 for the mega diaspora event. A record audi-ence of over 50,000 people have already registered for the"Howdy, Modi!" event to be held at the sprawling NRGStadium, the host Texas India Forum (TIF), a Houston-based non-profit body, said. "Howdy", short for "How doyou do?", is a friendly greeting commonly used in south-western United States. Apart from the huge bill boards onmajor highways, numerous yard signs have appeared inthe city. Indian flags have also been put outside homes ofIndian-Americans across the city ahead of the event in theworld's largest energy capital.

Taliban bomb blast kills 4 in Kabulafter fallout of peace talks with US

KABUL: A suicide bomber targeted an Afghan SpecialForces base in Kabul on Thursday, killing at least fourcommandos, officials said, as violence continued to esca-late following the collapse of peace talks between theUnited States and Taliban insurgents. The bomber blew upan explosives-laden minibus at the entrance to the camp inChahar Asyab district, killing the four special forces mem-bers and wounding another three, the Defence Ministrysaid in a statement. Taliban spokesman ZabihullahMujahid issued a statement claiming responsibility for theattack, which he said killed more than 200 commandos.The insurgents routinely issue exaggerated casualtyclaims. Mujahid said the bomber had been infiltrated intothe base well before the attack. The latest attack under-scored expectations of an escalation in violence followingU.S. President Donald Trump's sudden cancellation of thetalks with the Taliban aimed at withdrawing U.S. troopsand ending 18 years of war in Afghanistan.

Saudi Princess gets suspended jailfor getting "Plumber beaten up"

PARIS: A French court on Thursday handed a 10-monthsuspended sentence to a sister of the Saudi crown princeover the beating of a workman at a luxury residence inParis in 2016. Hassa bint Salman, a daughter of KingSalman and sister of the powerful Crown PrinceMohammed bin Salman, had been charged with instruct-ing her bodyguard to beat up a plumber. Tried in absentiaand the target of an arrest warrant since December 2017,she was also ordered by the Paris court to pay a 10,000-euro ($11,000) fine. The princess, 42, had never shown upat the trial, which got underway in July. The punishmentwas heavier than demanded by prosecutors, who hadsought a six-month suspended sentence and a fine of 5,000euros ($5,480). The princess, whose brother is known byhis initials MBS and is seen as the kingdom's de factoruler, was accused of instructing her bodyguard Rani Saidito beat up Ashraf Eid after he was seen taking picturesinside her home in September 2016. She had been chargedwith complicity in an act of intentional violence, complic-ity in illegal confinement and complicity in theft.

Israel plan to annex West Bank wouldviolate International Law: UN Chief

NEW YORK: UN chief Antonio Guterres warnedWednesday that Israeli Prime Minister BenjaminNetanyahu's plan to annex a key part of the occupied WestBank would violate international law. "Such steps, ifimplemented, would constitute a serious violation ofinternational law," Guterres' spokesman StephaneDujarric said in a statement. "They would be devastatingto the potential of reviving negotiations and regionalpeace, while severely undermining the viability of thetwo-state solution," he said. Netanyahu's controversialpledge involves extending Israel's sovereignty over theJordan Valley and the northern Dead Sea, which accountfor one-third of the West Bank, if he wins next week'selections. It would not include however annexing anyPalestinian cities such as Jericho.

IN BRIEF

ISLAMABAD, SEP 12:Pakistan on Thursday saidthat India would not getsecond consular access toKulbhushan Jadhav, theformer Naval officer sen-tenced to death in Pakistan.

"There would be no sec-ond consular access toKulbhushan Jadhav," saidDr Mohammad Faisal,spokesperson, Pakistan'sMinistry of Foreign Affairs.

Pakistan had firstoffered the consular accessto Kulbhushab Jadhav onAugust 2 but India hadinsisted the consular accessshould be "effective andunhindered."

On September 2, India'sDeputy HighCommissioner to PakistanGaurav Ahluwalia met MrJadhav in the presence ofPakistani officials. It was arecorded meeting.

A formal report on thetwo-hour meeting is yet to

come out, but MrAhluwalia said it was "clearthat Shri Jadhav appearedto be under extreme pres-sure to parrot a false narra-tive to bolster Pakistan'suntenable claims".

Kulbhushan Jadhav wassentenced to death by aPakistani military court in2017 and was accused ofespionage and terrorism.Pakistan said he was arrest-ed from the restiveBalochistan province,where he was working as aspy for the external intelagency.

A month after the sen-tencing, India took Pakistanto the International Court,calling the trial farcical.

In July, in a verdict inindia's favour, the UN courtsaid the death sentenceshould remain suspendeduntil Pakistan effectivelyreviewed and reconsideredthe conviction. Agencies

Food shortage, pricerise forecast, but UK

says all is wellLONDON, SEP12:An offi-cial assessment of the impactof leaving the EuropeanUnion on October 31 withoutan agreement sees price risefor food and fuel, protestsand counter-protests acrossthe UK and disruption inmedicine supplies, but thegovernment says it can dealwith it. The document calledOperation Yellowhammerand categorised as ‘sensi-tive’, was published onWednesday night after theBoris Johnson governmentwas forced to publish it whenan opposition-sponsoredmotion to this effect waspassed in the House ofCommons this week.Leading ministers of theJohnson government, how-ever, insisted on Thursdaythat the forecast in the docu-ment is a ‘worst-case sce-nario’, adding that large-scale preparations were on tomitigate the impact of leav-ing the EU without an agree-ment. A no-deal Brexit willlead to rules, regulations andlaws in force over decades ofthe UK’s membership of theEU not in force anymore,affecting seamless move-ment of goods, industry sup-plies, trade as well as travel,among other implications.Agencies

GENEVA, SEP 12: Roguestate Pakistan is a breedingground for terrorism, saidSamad Baloch, theSecretary-General of BalochHuman Rights Council,adding that the country hasbecome a threat to the worldand especially its neigh-bours.

“Pakistan is a breedingground for terrorism.Pakistan is not only commit-ting systematic genocide ofBaloch people but alsoinvolved in the genocide ofour Sindhi brothers,Pashtuns. It’s also a threatfor the world because it is arogue state, there is no law,no justice,” said SamadBaloch in Geneva. TheBaloch activists are protest-ing in Geneva againstPakistan’s atrocities.

Earlier this week at theUNHRC meet in Geneva,Pakistan asked the UNhuman right body to ensurethat India ends the restric-tions in Jammu and Kashmir

and restores fundamentalrights and liberties in theregion after the revocationof its special status onAugust 5. Pakistan’s foreignminister Shah MahmoodQureshi had accused Indiaof turning Kashmir into theplanet’s largest prison andsought an internationalinvestigation by theUNHRC into the situation inthe region.

India came out all gunsblazing defending its deci-sion to scrap Article 370 thatgave special status ofJammu and Kashmir and

rejected Pakistan’s right tospeak on alleged “atrocities”and said Islamabad was mis-using international plat-forms for its “maliciouspolitical agendas under thegarb of human rights”. Indiaalso charged Pakistan of“blatant misrepresentationof facts and false narrative”.

Slamming Pakistan overfalse narrative on Kashmir,the Baloch leader added thatPakistan is committing “sys-tematic genocide” of theminorities. He added that theaid provided to Pakistan byforeign countries and inter-

national organisations tocombat terrorism in its soilis instead being used tobuild madrassas for fundingillegal activities and trainsuicide bombers for carryingout terror activities in theregion.

“The establishment sendstheir own sons and daugh-ters to accomplish higherstudies in western countriesbut brainwash our childrento join the madrassas andspread jihad under falsepropaganda of seeking sal-vation,” the activist said.

Islamabad has reportedlybeen discriminating againstits religious minorities whichis manifested in variousforms of targeted violence,mass murders, extrajudicialkillings, abduction, rapes,forced conversion to Islam,etc., making the PakistaniHindus, Christians, Sikhs,Ahmadiyyas and Shias oneof the most persecutedminorities in the region.Agencies

‘Breeding ground of terrorists’:Baloch activist rips into Pakistan

ISLAMABAD, SEP 12:Pakistan has spent millions ofrupees on terror outfit Jamat-ud-Dawa (JuD), the country'sInterior Minister admitted onnational television.

Brigadier Ijaz AhmedShah said the Imran Khangovernment has spent mil-lions of rupees on the terroroutfit to attach them to themainstream.

Speaking to journalistNadeem Malik during a talkshow aired on a Pakistani pri-vate news channel HumNews, the minister said, "Wehave spent millions of rupeeson JuD. We need to demoti-vate the members of the pro-scribed organisation andbring them down to the main-stream."

Earlier, during his maidenvisit to the United States inJuly, Pakistan Prime MinisterImran Khan had made a sim-ilar revelation that his countrystill has about 30,000 to40,000 militants "who have

been trained and fought insome part of Afghanistan orKashmir."

Imran Khan had also saidthat before his PakistanTehreek-e-Insaf governmentcame into power, the govern-ments did not have the "polit-ical will" to disarm militantgroups operating on their soil.

During a separate event,the Pakistani Prime Ministeralso said they had 40 differentmilitant groups operatingwithin its borders.

Minister Shah's commentsseem to be a face-savingmeasure ahead of the upcom-ing meeting of the Paris-based Financial Action TaskForce (FATF) in October.

The watchdog is expectedto submit its final evaluationreport on Islamabad's actionplan to curb terror financingnext month. Last month, theFATF's regional affiliateAsia-Pacific Group (APG)had put Pakistan in theenhanced expedited follow-

up list, a category reservedfor countries having majordeficiencies in their anti-money-laundering and count-er-financing of terrorismframework and implementa-tion.

In another major embar-rassing admission during thetalk show, the minister alsosaid that Islamabad has failedto get support from the inter-national community over itsstand on Kashmir issue.

Mr Shah, in his remarks,blamed Pakistan "rulingelite" including Imran Khanfor "destroying" the image ofthe country, a day afterPakistan Foreign MinisterShah Mahmood Qureshi,during the 42nd UNHRC ses-sion in Geneva, claimed thatIndia has transformed Jammuand Kashmir into the largest"caged prison in this planet"after the abrogation of Article370 and that the human rightswere being "trampled withimpunity" there. Agencies

Pak has spent millions on terror groupJamat-ud-Dawa, Admits Minister

"There'll be no second consular accessto Kulbhushan Jadhav": Pakistan

BEIJING, SEP 12: U.S.President Donald Trump onWednesday welcomed China'sdecision to exempt some U.S.anti-cancer drugs and othergoods from its tariffs andannounced a short delay toscheduled tariff hikes on bil-lions worth of Chinese goods.

Stock markets in Asia roseon the news in early Thursdaytrade, as the concessions camedays ahead of a planned meet-ing aimed at defusing the esca-lating trade war between theworld's two largest economies.

China's decision to exemptsome U.S. goods was a "bigmove" by Beijing and a positivegesture before trade negotiatorsfrom both countries meet inWashington, Trump toldreporters at the White House.

China on Wednesday

announced its first batch of tar-iff exemptions for 16 types ofU.S. products, including someanti-cancer drugs and lubri-cants, as well as animal feedingredients whey and fish meal,according to a Ministry ofFinance statement on its web-site.

"They made a couple ofmoves ... that were prettygood," Trump said at an unrelat-ed event on vaping. "I think itwas a gesture, okay? But it wasa big move." On Wednesday,Trump wrote in a post onTwitter that the United Stateshad agreed to delay increasingtariffs on $250 billion worth ofChinese imports from Oct. 1 toOct. 15 "as a gesture of goodwill." The tariffs were set toincrease to 30% from 25% onthe goods. Agencies

WASHINGTON, SEP 12:US President Donald Trumpsaid on Wednesday thatJohn Bolton, dismissed aday earlier as national secu-rity adviser, had been a “dis-aster” on North Korea poli-cy, “out of line” onVenezuela, and did not getalong with important admin-istration officials.

Trump said Bolton hadmade mistakes, includingoffending North Korea’sleader Kim Jong Un bydemanding that he follow a“Libyan model” and handover all his nuclearweapons.

“We were set back verybadly when John Boltontalked about the Libyanmodel ... what a disaster,”Trump told reporters at the

White House.“He’s using that to make

a deal with North Korea?And I don’t blame Kim JongUn for what he said afterthat, and he wanted nothingto do with John Bolton. Andthat’s not a question ofbeing tough. That’s a ques-tion of being not smart tosay something like that.”

Trump also said he dis-agreed with Bolton onVenezuela but offered nospecifics. “I thought he wasway out of line and I thinkI’ve proven to be right,” thepresident said. Trump saidBolton, with his abrasive,hardline approach, “wasn’tgetting along with people inthe administration that Iconsider very important.”Agencies

HONG KONG, SEP 12:Hong Kong activists willcombine pro-democracyprotests with lantern cele-brations marking the Mid-Autumn Festival this week-end after a brief lull insometimes violent demon-strations which have rockedthe Chinese-ruled city sinceJune.

The protests includeanother in a series of "stresstests" of the airport, whichin recent weeks have seenapproach roads blocked,street fires started and thetrashing of a nearby MTRsubway station.

Protesters also jammedthe airport arrivals hall lastmonth, leading to cancelledor delayed flights andclashes with police.

Activists are also plan-ning a protest outsidePrince Edward MassTransit Railway (MTR) sta-tion on the Kowloon penin-

sula later on Thursday tomark the night of Aug. 31when police were caught onCCTV beating protesterson a metro train as theycowered on the floor.

The MTR has sincebecome a prime target ofvandalism. Activists areangry that the MTR closesstations to stop protestersfrom gathering and hasdemanded the companyrelease CCTV footage ofthe beatings.

Police have respondedto violence in recent weekswith tear gas, pepper spray,rubber bullets, several liveshots in the air, water can-non and baton charges,prompting complaints ofexcessive force.

There were running bat-tles with police in the samearea, around Prince EdwardMTR, on Friday andSaturday last week.Agencies

2,500 people missing inhurricane-hit Bahamas

NASSAU, SEP 12: About 2,500 peopleare unaccounted for in the Bahamas fol-lowing Hurricane Dorian, the archipel-ago’s National Emergency ManagementAgency (NEMA) said Wednesday.

NEMA spokesman Carl Smith toldreporters that some of the missing peoplemay eventually be located. “At this point,there are approximately 2,500 individualsregistered on the Bahamian governmentregister (of missing people),” Smith said.

“This list has not yet been checkedagainst government records of who isstaying in shelters or who have beenevacuated,” he said.

“Some individuals who have beenevacuated from Abaco and GrandBahama have not yet registered withsocial services,” Smith said. “As we areable to cross-reference our data sets, wewill be able to inform family membersand reunite survivors with loved ones.”

Approximately 76,000 people wereaffected by Dorian, the UN’sInternational Organization for Migration(IOM) has said, citing official reports. Ofthese, thousands have been evacuated andabout 860 are in emergency shelters inthe capital city of Nassau. Agencies

China, US delay tariffs as "Goodwill"act ahead of fresh trade talks

John Bolton a ‘disaster’ on North Korea,‘out of line’ on Venezuela: Donald Trump

Hong Kong protesters target metrostation again amid Lantern Festival

Didn’t lie to Queen onprorogation: UK PM

Boris JohnsonLONDON, SEP 12: Facing flak after Scotland’shighest court ruled that parliament’s prorogationwas based on unlawful advice given to QueenElizabeth, Prime Minister Boris Johnson insistedon Thursday he did not lie to her, as an officialnote forecast severe disruption in a no-deal Brexitscenario. The Court of Session ruled this week thatthe prorogation was motivated by the “improperpurpose of stymying Parliament,” reflecting oppo-sition criticism that Johnson wanted to avoidscrutiny of his approach to Brexit as the October 31deadline approaches.

The Scottish court ruled against the Johnsongovernment but the high court in England andNorthern Ireland (on Thursday) said it would notgo into the merits of the prorogation since it isessentially a political decision. The Supreme Courtis to deliver its judgement on Tuesday. Johnsoninsisted he did not lie to the sovereign while seek-ing the prorogation order: “Absolutely not. Thehigh court in England plainly agrees with us but theSupreme Court will have to decide”. Agencies

BEIJING, SEP 12: China's capi-tal of Beijing is on track to dropout from the list of the world's top200 most-polluted cities this year,with hazardous smog concentra-tions falling to their lowest onrecord in August, data compiledby IQAir AirVisual showed onThursday.

Beijing is set to reduce levelsof small, lung-damaging particu-late matter known as PM2.5 byalmost 20% this year comparedwith 2018, and by almost a thirdfrom 2017, data from theSwitzerland-based air qualitytechnology company showed.

The capital city has been on thefrontline of a war on pollutionlaunched in 2014 and has workedto shut down and relocate pollut-ing industries, improve fuel andemission standards and reducecoal consumption both in the cityand in surrounding regions.

However, the city's air qualityin 2019 will still likely be morethan four times higher than the

WHO annual mean PM2.5 con-centration guideline of 10 micro-grams per cubic meter, and alsohigher than China's own interimnational standard of 35 micro-grams.

In the first eight months of thisyear, Beijing had an averagehourly PM2.5 concentration read-ing of 42.6 micrograms, 19.3%lower than last year. The figureswere less than half of the averagein the same period in 2009, IQAirAirVisual said in a study of datafrom the U.S. Embassy in Beijingas well as 34 official governmentmonitoring stations.

Beijing's average hourly PM2.5concentration in August was 22.1micrograms - the lowest monthlyaverage since records began inApril 2008, the data showed.

China has said that it will adoptmore efficient and targeted meas-ures during its campaign againstpollution in 2019, but will notrelax its efforts or ease the crack-down on violators.

Beijing set to exit list of world'stop 200 most-polluted cities

LSE to host newMahatma Gandhi

ScholarshipsLONDON, SEP 12: Thetrust responsible forinstalling MahatmaGandhi’s statue inParliament Square in 2015on Wednesday announced afund for scholarshipsnamed after the iconicleader of India’s freedomstruggle for deservingIndian students at theLondon School ofEconomics.

Meghnad Desai, mem-ber of the House of Lordsand chair of the GandhiStatue Memorial Trust, saidit is donating £100,000 asan endowment towards thescholarships in keepingwith its mandate to spreadthe message of Gandhi.

The seed money isexpected to be joined byother donations so that acorpus would be built up intime, the trust said, addingthat its endowment hasbeen welcomed by the LSEdirector, Minouche Shafik,who is currently on a visitto India. Agencies

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GJ REPORTRAJOURI SEP 12:District DevelopmentC o m m i s s i o n e r ,Mohammad Aijaz Asadinspected the progress onmajor developmentalworks here in the maintown area.

The DDC was accompa-nied by Executive EngineerPWD Rajouri divisionMohd Zubair, AssistantExecutive Engineer JavaidBajar, tehsildar RajouriSheraz Chowhan, AssistantRegional Transport officer

Inzar Rana and other con-cerned officers.

The DDC paid a visit toOld Bus Stand and kickstarted the repair andupgradation works there.He directed the PWDauthorities to press in moremen and machinery tocomplete the work withinspecified time.

The DDC also inspectedthe progress of work onHamilton Bridge-the vitalconnectivity of RajouriTownship with other partsof the dsitrict. This bridge

connects main Rajouritown with Manjakote andacts an alternate link. ThePWD engineers informedthat the construction cost ofthe bridge is Rs 3.99 crore.They said that the slab onthe bridge has been laidand it will be open for traf-fic very soon.

Meanwhile, the DDCinteracted with the peoplepresent on the occasion andassured them that the workon these developmentalprojects will be completedin stipulated time.

DDC Rajouri inspects progresson developmental works

DDC Mohammad Aijaz Asad inspecting the progress on developmental works in Rajourion Thursday

GJ REPORTSRINAGAR, SEP 12: Inwhat is a first-time develop-ment in the district and ahuge relief for Kashmirgrowers and dealers associ-ated with its trade theSrinagar administration issetting up a dry fruit mandiin Srinagar.

This was informed in ameeting convened onThursday by DeputyCommissioner Srinagar DrShahid Iqbal Choudharywith representatives of theKashmir Dry Fruit andHerbs Association.

The development comesin the wake of the dry fruitassociation approaching thedistrict administration anddemanding establishment ofa mandi in Srinagar for dryfruit growers of Kashmir.

The meeting wasinformed that 50 kanals ofland have been identified inTehsil Shalteng where ini-tially a temporary mandiwith over 50 shops made ofpre-fabricated material willbe set up to provide a one-

stop market for dry fruitdealers of Kashmir.

The DC while speakingon the occasion said the dis-trict administration recog-nises the important role thedry fruit industry plays inthe economic growth ofSrinagar adding that estab-lishment of a dry fruit mandiin the district is an indica-tion of this recognition.

It was informed that themandi will have multiplefacilities including storage,marketing, sale and otherfacilities like linkage withbanks and traders based out-side the state.

Dr Shahid said fundsrequired for its establish-ment have already beenreleased to concerned agen-cies and work thereon willbe started within a week andcompleted within the short-est possible time. This tem-porary mandi at the identi-fied site will be replaced bya permanent one setting upof which stands approvedand work on which will bestarted soon after winters.

GJ REPORTPOONCH SEP 12: DistrictDevelopment CommissionerPoonch Rahul Yadav todaychaired a meeting here toreview preparation for"PLASTIC FREE COM-PAIGN (SWACHHATA HISEVA)".

ACD Poonch, SDMSurankote, SDM Mendhar,CMO, CEO Municipality,CEO education, DistrictSocial welfare Officer,Tehsildar's, DPO beside alldistrict and sectoral officerwere present.

The DDC discussed themodalities and listed activi-ties for making the peopleaware about the Plasticwaste Free Campaign. Hesaid that the main objectiveof the campaign is to dis-courage the use of polythenscarry- bags and the singleuse plastic.

The officers shared theirviews on the challenges andpotential solutions of Plasticwaste. The meeting decidedthat the preparation and

awareness generation willbe organised fromSeptember 11 to October 01,2019, while collection ofplastic waste will be con-ducted on Oct 2, 2019 anddisposal of plastic waste onscientific lines will com-mence from October 3 andcontinue till October 27,2019.

It was further decidedthat all concerned officersshall launch a series of initia-tives to generate awareness

towards discontinuing theuse of all single use plastic.

The DDC stressed oncreating awareness amongchildren by organising ral-lies, painting & quiz compe-titions, besides conductingsanitation drives in schoolsand colleges duringSwachhta Hi SewaCampaign. He also said thatone district officer will sen-sitize the people of eachward about the ill effects ofpolythene and plastic.

SWACHHATA HI SEVA: DDC Poonchreviews preparations for campaign

DDC Rahul Yadav addressing officers during a meeting inPoonch on Thursday.

50 Kanal land identified forDry fruit Mandi in Srinagar

GJ REPORTKATHUA SEP 12:District administrationKathua is going to organizeseries of awareness activi-ties during Swachh BharatJan Andolan.

Deputy CommissionerDr. Raghav Langer saidthat concentrated effortswill be made to educate theresidents about the ways tokeep the district clean andmake it free from singleuse plastic.

He was chairing a meet-ing to discuss the modali-ties for strict implementa-tion of ban on polythenebags.

The main focus will beon the use of jute carrybags, cotton bags, reusablepaper and other such envi-ronmental friendly bags toreplace polythene, headded.

The DC informed thatthe campaign will contin-ue from September 11 toOctober 27 during whichseries of activities will beheld to sensitize the popu-lation regarding ill effectsof Plastic use besides themethods to combat thismenace.

Some of the pro-grammes to be carried outunder the Andolan wouldbe "Swachh Bharat JanAndolan" rally, awareness

camps in schools,Colleges, Gram Sabhasetc.

The DC stressed uponactive involvement ofPanchayat Raj Institutionsin the campaign for mak-ing Kathua district poly-thene, plastic waste free.He announced that the vil-lages/Panchayats declaredas plastic waste free shallbe awarded.

The DC laid emphasison use of bio-degradable

carry bags, holding unitsand packing materials formaintaining plastic freeenvironment. In thisregard, he called for intro-ducing bags being made byHandloom and Handicraftsdepartment, Self HelpGroups.

The meeting wasinformed that Panchayats,BDOs and PanchayatInspectors have beenempowered to impose fineon plastic use.

Kathua administration to organize awarenessactivities during Swachh Bharat Jan Andolan

Deputy Commissioner Dr. Raghav Langer addressing officers during a meeting in Kathuaon Thursday.

Kishtwar administrationissues advisory for

Marwah, Dachhan peopleGJ REPORTKISHTWAR SEP 12:District administrationKishtwar today issued aroute advisory for the publicof Dachhan and Marwahareas and the Markbans. Thepeople have been asked totake the alternate route on theright side of RiverMarsudhar instead of thebridal track wooden bridge,to avoid any untoward inci-dent in the process of con-struction of Ikhala Blockboundary to Lopara Road.The work on the constructionof Ikhala Block BoundaryLopara Road under PMGSYis on and there is apprehen-sion of damage to bridaltrack and the wooden bridgecoming in the alignmentfrom 4th Km onwards due torock cutting and blasting.

Power shutdownGJ REPORTJAMMU SEP 12: To executework of branch cutting and pre-ventive maintenance, the shut-down of 33 KV Bahufort Lineemanating from 132/33 KV GridStation Sidhra is beingobserved. During the shutdown,the power supply to IrrigationPumping Station Bahufort,Local area of Bahufort and itsadjoining areas will remainaffected on September 14 from6 am to 10 am.

GJ REPORTJAMMU, SEP 12: Theurgent convention ofJKNPP which was fixed forSeptember 14, 2019 hasbeen postponed. The con-vention shall now be held onOctober 5, 2019 at Jammuinstead of September 14,2019. According to the partypress note the conventionday had to be postponed forthe reason that the Shradhshall start from September14 for 15 days. It was feltthat the convention of NPPshould not be mixed up withShradh (ancestors' memori-al) and therefore the conven-tion shall be held onSaturday, October 5, 2019.This decision was takenjointly by the leadership ofthe JKNPP.

The convention shallreview the present crisis/sit-uation in J&K and seek con-sensus of the NPP on thenext line of action forrestoration of peace in the

state of J&K and strengthenthe party movement for thereorganization of the state.

All the district commit-tees in the 22 districts inLadakh, Kashmir Valley andJammu province have beenadvised to hold urgent meet-ing at district and blocklevel in order to prepare alist of the candidates whoshall be contesting electionfor the Assembly as thePanthers Party shall mobi-lize the people in Jammuand Kashmir in favour ofearly election to theAssembly so that democra-cy is restored and rule of lawshall rule in Jammu andKashmir. Prof. Bhim Singhhas urged all District andBlock committees to mobi-lize the Panthers Party intheir respective areas so thatall the young people and stu-dents community with entireworking class shall partici-pate in the movement beingcarried by the Panthers Party

for the sake of justice, peaceand strengthen the secularsociety which is the need ofthe hour. Prof. Bhim Singhalso advised the Chairmanand the President of thePanthers Party to organizethe working committee andinvolve each member in thenext line of action so thatmessage for restoration ofpeace and confidence isinvoked among the peopleof J&K particularly theyouth.

Prof. Bhim Singh saidthat Panthers Party is veryclear on its stand thatKashmir as well as Jammuprovince should be giventwin statehood status whenthe law made by theParliament shall be enforcedon November 1, 2019. NPPSupremo said that the peo-ple of J&K are matureenough to ensure that bothKashmir and Jammuprovince shall work in peaceand harmony as twin states.

JKNPP convention postponed to October 5

GJ REPORTJAMMU, SEP 12: Bharatiya Janata PartyMahila Morcha National President VijayaRahatkar will be addressing a massive gather-ing of women at Jammu on September 15'Mahila Swabhimaan Rally'.

This was informed by BJP Mahila MorchaState President Rajni Sethi, while chairing ameeting of Jammu District Mahila Morchateam, along with State General SecretaryShailja Gupta, District Prabhari Sunita Gupta,District President Rekha Mahajan, DistrictGeneral Secretaries Savita Anand and SangitaAnand at Kachi Chawni Office.

While speaking in the meeting, RajniSethi said that the BJP government underPrime Minister Narendra Modi has taken rev-olutionary decisions and steps for the welfare,security and empowerment of the women,irrespective of their faith and the historicdecision on Tripple Talaq has sent a wave ofjoy among our Muslim sisters.

Rajni Sethi said that doing away with thepractice of Tripple Talaq will induce a senseof security and safety among Muslim womenand help them to lead dignified life. To high-light the importance of the decision onTripple Talaq, the Mahila Morcha NationalPresident will be coming to Jammu to addressthe women gathering, she said.

Rajni Sethi further said that the NationalPresident Vijaya Rahatkar will also addressgathering in Akhnoor next day on Article 370to explain the benefits of repealing this provi-

sion, particularly what would the women gainafter its removal.

Mahila Morcha District President RekhaMahajan, on this occasion, asked her team todevote more time to mobilize the women tocome and attend the scheduled MahilaSwabhimaan Rally at City Farm, Kunjwani,on September 15. She also briefed about thepolitical activities being undertaken byMahila Morcha in Jammu District.

The proceedings of the meeting were con-ducted by District General Secretary SavitaAnand and other General Secretary SangitaAnand presented vote of thanks.

GJ REPORTUDHAMPUR, SEP 12:District administrationUdhampur has decided tofocus on generating sustain-able employment, increasingfarmers' income. TheSector/Panchayat wise detailsof economic drivers inAgriculture and allied sec-tors for generation ofemployment potentialslocally and to increase per-capita income and standardof living in rural areas werediscussed at a meetingchaired by DistrictDevelopment Commissioner,Dr. Piyush Singla here today.

Threadbare discussionswere held on the schemesbeing run by different depart-ments, the modalities toextend maximum benefit tothe famer community and thebottlenecks faced in theimplementation process.

Promotion of self helpgroups run by UMEED andforming of self help groupsfor different activities underSericulture, Horticulture,Agriculture, beekeeping werediscussed in detail.

The DDC asked

Coordinator UMEED toexplore the possibility offorming the Sericulture selfHelp groups and to formSericulture hubs and impart-ing training to the people insilk worm rearing.

The DDC further askedUMEED Coordinator,Sericulture department andLead bank Manager to workin tandem to improve per-formance of sericulture sec-tor. The District Cooperativesociety was asked for the saleof local products throughtheir outlets to provide mar-ket to local products. TheRDD was asked to expeditethe work on construction ofRural Haat.

The DDC exhorted uponthe District heads of con-cerned departments to holdawareness campaigns acrossthe district to educate theyouth about the various wel-fare schemes launched by theGovernment of India.

DDC said that the unem-ployment is big challengeand asked the concerned togear up the entrepreneurshipprocess at grass root level andmotivate the unemployed

youths to start their ownunits. DDC asked the con-cerned department to framestrategies whereAdministration can interveneto improve the livelihood ofrural areas, capacity buildingof farmers, sharing of ideas,and exploration of farmingpotentials, steps required tomake sick units functional.

The Departments weredirected to lay stress on cashcrop farming rather than tra-ditional farming. Banks wereasked to extend the loan facil-ities to farming communityfor commercial farming,Himayat group and JKEDIwas asked to provide trainingin farming field to potentialentrepreneurs.

Among others presentwere Additional DistrictDevelopment Commissioner,Ashok Kumar, ChiefPlanning Officer, RajeevBhushan, DD Employment,CAO, CHO, CAHO, LDM,Cluster Head JK bank,Coordinator Himayat andUMEED group, ADFisheries and officers andofficials of different depart-ments were present.

BJPMM National President to address"Mahila Swabhimaan Rally" in Jammu

BJP Mahila Morcha State President, RajniSethi addressing party workers during ameeting in Jammu on Thursday.

Udhampur administration to focus on sustainableemployment, increasing farmers'income

GJ REPORTKISHTWAR SEP 12:District Level Task ForceCommittee (DLTFC) forPrime Minister'sEmployment GenerationProgramme (PMEGP)today cleared 48 loan pro-posals here at a meetingchaired by DistrictDevelopmentCommissioner (DDC)Angrez Singh Rana.

After threadbare discus-sions, the loan proposalssubmitted by DIC ,KVIBand KVIC amounting to R2.91 Cr and involving mar-gin money/subsidy to the

tune of s 96.725 Lakhwere approved.

The units are expectedto generate employmentopportunities for 291 souls.

These units will alsoprovide bridge towards theeconomic upliftment ofDistrict Kishtwar inemployment generationand establishment ofMicro, Small and Medium(MSME) enterprises.

The meeting was attend-ed by AssistantCommissioner Revenue(ACR) Kishtwar, Dr AmirHussain, Lead DistrictManager Kishtwar,

Sanjeev Gupta, GeneralManager DIC Usha Rani,Representative from JKBank Cluster OfficeKishtwar Lovmeet Parihar,Functional Manager DICDr. Mohsin Raza andDharam Pal, I/c DistrictOfficer KVIB Mohd IqbalButt, Principal ITI ImranWajahat and others.

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DB directs XEN to shiftwater pipes coming in

way of road completion JAMMU, SEP 12: In a Public InterestLitigation filed by Civil Society Tralregarding road widening, a DivisionBench of J&K High Court comprisingChief Justice Gita Mittal and JusticeRashid Ali Dar directed the ExecutiveEngineer, PHE Department, Awantipora toforthwith examine the matter and ensurethat the water pipes which are coming inthe way of completion of the road fromTral to Satoora are forthwith shifted. Inany case, the same shall be shifted withinsix weeks hereafter and the road shall becompleted within four weeks thereafter.

This significant direction has beenpassed by Division Bench while hearingMohammad Yousuf, Executive EngineerR&B, who informed this Court that theconstruction of the road from Tral toSatoora is underway and now onlymacadamized. He further submits that thePHE Department is also required to shiftcertain water pipes. If they do the work,the road shall be completed within onemonth thereafter.

JAMMU, SEP 12: AdditionalSessions Judges Jammu, TahirKhurshid Raina in a far reach-ing order, issued directions topolice in matrimonial disputes.

The Court while hearing abail application observed thatday in and day out this courtis dealing with anticipatorybail applications, based onapprehension of arrest onaccount of lodging of com-plaints by wives against theirhusbands and their relativesfor commission of offencesunder section 498-A RPC. Thegeneral concern is beingshown that on mere lodging ofsuch complaints, police imme-diately resorts to arrest of thealleged accused and thusresulting into lot of agony andbad name for the matrimonialfamily. And this action of thepolice not only causes moredamage to the matrimonialand sacramental relation ofhusband and wife but evenspoils any left out scope forreconciliation between theestranged couple.

The Court further observedthat fact remains that the

police officer of the case isunder a legal duty to have apreliminary enquiry in the firstinstance when any such com-plaint is lodged and then afterdrawing a proper satisfactionto be recorded that arrest ofthe accused isinevitable in the factsand circumstances ofthe case , then onlyshould exercise the power ofarrest. He must understandthe delicacy of the relationwhich is under imminentdanger of being broken andcan become source of manyother conflicts between thecouple and their respectivefamilies.

While dealing with com-plaints for alleged commissionof offence of Cruelty asdefined u/sec 498-A RPC,Court said that police has beengiven a role of re-conciliatorrather than that of mere inves-tigators and prosecutors in thecase. It is in this context theSupreme Court has shown itsserious concern about the mis-use of the this penal provisionof the code and issued various

directions in various caseswith regard to fair investiga-tion and avoiding arrest of thehusband and his relatives onmere filing of the complaint.In this context very celebratedJudgment of the Supreme

Court is worth to be quotedi.e. Social Action Forum for

Manav Adhikar and Anr.Vs. Union of IndiaMinistry of Law andJustice and Ors AIR2018 SC 4273 in whichit was held ".......Therefore, we think itappropriate to directthat the investigatingofficers be careful and

be guided by the principlesstated in Joginder Kumar(supra), D.K Basu (supra),Lalita Kumari (supra) andArnesh Kumar (supra). It willalso be appropriate to directthe Director General of Policeof each State to ensure thatinvestigating officers who arein-charge of investigation ofcases of offences under sec-tion 498-A IPC should beimparted rigorous trainingwith regard to the principles

stated by this Court relating toarrest.........."

It is also enjoined upon thepolice officer to record suchfacts and reasons in writingwhich lead him to a conclu-sion to go for arrest of theaccused. Equally it is legallyincumbent upon him to put inwriting for not arresting theaccused as well. In pith andcore the police officer beforearrest must put a question tohim by himself, why arrest? Isit really required? What pur-pose it will serve? Whatobject it will achieve? It isonly after these questions areaddressed in the backdrop ofthe conditions enumerated thatthe power of arrest needs to beexercised and it is in contextof the lofty mandates of thevarious decorated Judgmentsof Supreme Court on theissue of arrest of an allegedaccused, especially in contextof matrimonial disputes, Ihereby dispose of this antici-patory bail application with adirection to the SHO WomenCell Jammu to proceed insuch matters accordingly. JNF

GJ REPORTJAMMU, SEP 12: RelianceIndustries Ltd (RIL), theworld's largest integratedpolyester yarn and fibre pro-ducer has taken a big strideto make 'sustainable cloth-ing' affordable and accessi-ble, taking a leaf from thesuccess story of the group'stelecom venture Jio in get-ting volumes with competi-

tive pricing, a top RIL offi-cial said.

"For us, sustainability isnot a fashionable word, weare making fashion out of itand it is a sustainable busi-ness," said Vipul Shah, ChiefOperating Officer of Petroc-hemicals division at RILadding "It is time we look atsustainability beyond corpo-rate social responsibility."

It is pertinent to mentionhere that 'Sustainable fash-ion' is becoming a buzz wordin the fashion industry aslarge number of corporates,textile manufactures, fashiondesigners and renownedfashion houses are aggres-sively putting their acttogether to meet the bur-geoning demand for sustain-able fashion apparels.

Today, the youth is awareand conscious about theenvironment and they aredemanding sustainable prod-ucts, having lowest carbonfootprints besides the onesthat can be disposed off withleast harm to the environ-ment.

RIL, pioneer of recyclingof PET bottles in India, isprocessing over two billionpost-consumer (used) PETbottles every year and plansto scale it up to six billion intwo years, he said.

RIL's initiative for recy-cling of used waste PET bot-tle is a classic example ofsustainability and circularityas it is the only company inthe world that has created acomplete circle from cre-ation of PET Resin for mak-ing bottles, collection of dis-carded PET bottles, convert-ing them to Recron® GreenGold, eco-friendly polyesterfibres for use by downstreamtextile value chain that con-verts the fibres in to high-value sleep products and RIElan based fashion apparels.

GJ REPORTJAMMU, SEP 12:Yogananda College ofEngineering andTechnology (YCET) organ-ized an extension lecture on'Industry Expectations' forB.E. 5th Semester studentsof Electrical, ComputerScience & I.T. Engineering.The lecture was delivered

by Er. Naveen Sharma,Director from Jetking IndiaLtd. Hardware andNetworking Institute. TheSession began with wel-come address by Prof. (Dr.)A.K Srivastava, DirectorYCET.

Jetking InformationLimited is an ISO certifiedcompany that has estab-

lished itself as a leadinghardware and networkingtraining institute. Thespeaker briefed the studentsabout the upcoming latesttechnologies used by indus-try to increase the jobopportunities for youngengineers. His main per-spective was to make thestudents understand aboutthe need of industry thatstudent should have thepractical knowledge abouthardware as well as latestsoftware. Er. B.R. Verma(Chief Coordinator), ErDinesh Gupta (Coordinator,Planning & Development),Er Lovenesh Talwar (HODElectrical Department), Er.Robin Kumar (HODComputer Science and ITDepartment) alongwith thefaculty members were alsopresent there.

Govt issues food advisoryGJ REPORTJAMMU, SEP 11: J&K Government has issued an advisory pertain-ing to fried foods, edible and non-edible oils use of bamboo as foodcontact material. As per the Advisory issued by FDA, Food BusinessOperators dealing with frying of foods whose consumption of edibleoil is more than 50 liters per day are directed to maintain the usagerecords of the edible oil used for frying as per the format given at thewebsite https://fssai.gov.in and also dispose off Used Cooking Oil(UCO) to the authorized collection agencies or aggregators ofenrolled Biodiesel Manufactures, list of which is available athttps://fssai.gov.in/ruco/enrolled-biodiesel-manufacturers.php.

Similarly, all Food Business Operators dealing with manufactureand sale of Edible and Non-edible Ice/Ice Blocks are directed thatEdible Ice should be prepared from potable water only and shall con-form to the standards as prescribed for Edible Ice under regulation2.7.5 of FSS Act, 2006 and the Edible Ice should be stored andtransported under hygienic and sanitary conditions, under properlabelling. Non-edible Ice/ice blocks used forpreservation/storage/transportation of perishable food items shalluse Blue Colour (Indigo-Carmine or Brilliant Blue up to 10 ppm only)for distinguishing it from Edible Ice.

All the stakeholders dealing with the manufacture and handlingof Bamboo Food Contact materials have been to manufacture underhygienic conditions so as to prevent any physical, chemical andmicrobial contamination. It shall have smooth surfaces and free fromdirt, dust, off-odour and coloration. It shall be only prepared from theEdible Bamboo varieties and shall not contain any other material incombination with bamboo. The bamboo raw material may be disin-fected in salt, neem and boiling water.

Moreover the advisory requires that shelf life and storage condi-tions of the product shall be clearly mentioned and last but not theleast the labelling and advertising of Bamboo Food Contact productshall not be misleading. Those resorting to any violations shall bedealt under FSS Act, 2006, the advisory warns.

GJ REPORTJAMMU, SEP 12: Anawareness camp was organ-ized by Govt PolytechnicCollege at extension centrelocated at Panchayat Ghar,Haripur, Block MandalPhallian, Jammu. On theoccasion SukhnandanChoudhary, Ex. Minister, Er.Arun Bangotra, PrincipalGovt. Polytechnic Jammu,Amit Kumar SharmaCoordinator PWD Schemeand Balbir Kumar Sarpanchdistributed tool kits, stipendand certificates among thesuccessful candidates trainedat Extension Centre underPerson With Disability(PWD) Scheme.

Sukhnandan Chowdary,Ex-Minister applauded theefforts of the college inorganizing various skilldevelopment courses andwhile addressing the gather-ing impressed that the bene-fits of the scheme should beavailed by the needy Personwith disabilities to earn theirlivelihood.

Er. Arun Bangotra Chief-Coordinator, Principal, Govt.Polytechnic Jammu, whilespeaking on this occasionaware the general publicabout the benefits of the vari-

ous skill development cours-es and stress upon maximumenrolment of the disabledcandidates under this schemeso that the disabled studentscan take maximum benefit ofthis scheme.

Amit Kumar SharmaCoordinator of PWD Schemehighlighted the benefits of thescheme and the courses beingrun under PWD schemeunder DGT, Ministry ofentrepreneurship and skilldevelopment, Govt. of Indiaat Govt. polytechnic Jammu.

Thirty-six pass out candi-dates under non-formalscheme of PWD were givencertificates, tool kits andstipend so that they can starttheir own work in the rele-vant fields in which theycompleted their course.

Others who were presenton the occasion were Smt.Amarjeet Kour Sarpanch,Nitin Sharma Naib Sarpanch,Smt. Kamlesh Kumari Panch,Smt. Seema Devi Panch,Smt. Neelam Sharma Panch,Mr. Shamsher ChandPanch,Mr. Nath Ram Panch,Janak Raj Panch, Bansi LalPanch, Gurdyal, GaneshConsultant, local trainers andvarious staff and students ofthe extension centre.

PIL regarding road widening in

Awantipora

Disposing an anticipatory bail application, Court issuessignificant directives to police in Matrimonial disputes

Ex. Minister Sukhnandan Choudhary presenting a certifi-cate to a successful trainee during a function in Jammu onThursday.

Govt Polytechnic organizesawareness camp for PWDs

World's largest polyester fiber maker RelianceIndustries to make 'sustainable clothing' affordable

Director YCET, Prof. (Dr.) A.K Srivastava presenting a bou-quet to the Guest Speaker Er. Naveen Sharma, DirectorJetking India Ltd. in Jammu on Thursday.

GJ REPORTSRINAGAR, SEP 12:Agriculture Department todayorganized sale of vegetableseedlings at Kitchen GardenNursery Lalmandi here today.

The sale proceedingswhich were kick started byDirector Agriculture Kashmir,Syed Altaf Aijaz Andrabi wit-nessed huge rush of vegetablegrowers from Srinagar andadjacent areas.

The officials informed thatthe high quality seedlings of G.M. Dari Saag that were put onsale were grown under con-trolled environmental condi-tions with complete hygieneand disease free atmosphere.Interacting with the growers,Director Agriculture Kashmirsaid that the department iscommitted to promote theKitchen Garden Scheme andaims at providing quality veg-etable seedlings to achieveself-sufficiency in vegetables.He said that the department isproviding quality and healthyseedlings, to growers andmakes vegetable growing sec-

tor a remunerative venture.He impressed upon the

officers to promote the kitchengardening in such a way thatthe growers get more benefitsfrom the scheme. Andrabi saidvegetable production not onlycontributes to the daily con-sumption of population, but itcan be adopted for commer-cial purpose as well. He saidvegetable cultivation has agood potential of employmentgeneration and the unem-ployed youth of the Valley withthe help of modern technologyand suitable agro-climatic con-ditions for vegetable cultiva-tion in the Valley, can take it tonew heights.

Seed Production OfficerManzoor Ahmad Shah,Incharge Kitchen GardenScheme Altaf Ahmad, othersenior officers of the depart-ment were also present on theoccasion.

Growers and KitchenGardeners appreciated theefforts of the department fortimely availability of G.M. DariSaag seedlings.

Kitchen garden scheme tomake Kashmir self sufficient in

vegetables: Dir Agriculture

District recordsCD ratio of

91.40 percent,highest in J&K

GJ REPORTBUDGAM, SEP 12: DistrictDevelopment Commissioner (DDC),Budgam Tariq Hussain Ganai, who isalso Chairman of DLRC Budgamtoday presided over 68th District LevelReview Committee/DistrictConsultative Committee (DLRC/DCC) meeting at New ConferenceHall Budgam. The meeting was attend-ed by ADC Budgam Mushtaq AhmadSimnani, Convener of the meetingLead District Manager Aijaz Ahmad,

Chief Planning Officer Budgam RafiqAhmad, Director RSETI, BudgamTahira Parveen, DDM Nabard JunaidHakeem, DIO Tajamul Yousuf, officersof line departments, bank heads operat-ing in the district.

Lead District Manager BudgamAijaz Ahmad presented the overallperformance of all banks and linedepartments of the district for Junequarter- 2019. He said that banks up tothe ending quarter June-2019 have dis-bursed an amount of Rs 384.23 croresout of which Rs 218.53 crore and Rs165.70 crore have been disbursedunder priority and non-priority sectorsrespectively. The Officer said the dis-trict has recorded a CD ratio of 91.40percent for quarter ending June,terming it as best ratio across theJammu and Kashmir.

It was informed that of the annual

District Credit Plan of Rs 1183 croresand against the target of establishmentof 69645 units, about 15947 units bothunder priority and non-priority sectorshave been established till ending quar-ter, June-2019, recording the percent-age growth of 32.45%.

The chair was apprised that DistrictBudgam is the only district in theKashmir Division which has lowestNPA percentage rate. It was also givenout in the meeting that banking sectorhas conducted BLBC meetings in allseventeen blocks wherein representa-tives of all banks and departments dis-cussed, analyzed and addressed thegrass root level problems.

Regarding RSETI, it was informedthat 94 awareness financial literacycamps were held across the district.

Tariq Hussain Ganai emphasizedon priority sector lending particularly

under key sectors of agriculture, horti-culture, handicrafts, handloom andeducation and stressed on underper-forming banks to do more in lending.The chairman instructed line depart-ments to coordinate with banks moreeffectively for better performances increating massive awareness andenhancement of sponsoring of casesparticularly under priority sector. Thechairman also stressed on reconcilia-tion between banks and line depart-ments. He emphasised on easy docu-mentation process for genuine benefi-ciaries besides ensuring timely sanc-tioning of cases. The DDC directedline departments to avail internet facil-ity at DC office for online submissionof sponsored cases. He instructedADC Budgam to identify suitable 8kanal land for setting up of RSETI inthe district at an earliest.

DDC Angrez Singh Rana chairing DLTFC meeting inKishtwar on Thursday.

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GJ REPORTKARGIL, SEP 12:Deputy Commissioner andCEO, LAHDC, KargilBaseer ul Haq Choudharytoday reviewed thearrangements being put inplace by the DistrictAdministration for theinter-school tournamentunder the banner KargilSchool Olympics to beheld in the district from27th to 30th September,2019.

During the course ofmeeting, the DeputyCommissioner inquiredfrom the officers of the var-ious committees includingthe Planning andCoordination, Registration,Design and Publicity,Venue Identification andPreparation, Transportation,Boarding and Lodging,Preparation of Fixtures,Results and Prize

Distribution Committeeabout the preparationsmade so far.

The DC instructed theofficers concerned toensure the preparation ofbanners and other publici-ty materials by September20 so that necessary pub-licity of the event is madewell before the event.

Choudhary alsostressed officers to carry

out the remaining mainte-nance works at all desig-nated venues includingKhree Sultan Chow SportsStadium and IndoorStadium Kargil wheremost of the sporting eventswould be held.

As regards the arrange-ments of boarding andlodging and to and frotransportation for around1000 school students from

different parts of the dis-trict participating in theschool Olympics, the DCasked the officers of theBoarding and Lodging andTransportation Committeeto chalk out the accommo-dation and transport planand submit the details tohis office at the earliest.

The DC also instructedthe officers to ensure prop-er sanitation and health-

care facilities for the par-ticipating players at alloutdoor and indoor gamesvenues as well as theaccommodation locations.

Various other arrange-ments like to and frotransportation of childrenfrom different locationsto the district headquar-ters, provision of uninter-rupted power and watersupply, deployment ofofficials and volunteersand other related issuesalso came up for thoroughdiscussion during themeeting.

The DC instructed theofficers of various com-mittees to work in tandemand close coordination toensure that all the remain-ing preparations are put inplace well in time so thatthe School Olympics isconducted in a smoothand successful manner.

DC reviews arrangements for Kargil School Olympics

Deputy Commissioner Kargil Baseer ul Haq Choudhary chairing a meeting to reviewSchool Olympics on Thursday. GJ Photo

GJ REPORTJAMMU, SEP 12: Raisingpitch for joining sports as acareer, BJP State GeneralSecretary Yudhvir Sethialong with Vikram Singh,Convenor State Sports cellBJP today said that sportingculture in the State has beencompletely transformedafter the "Khelo India" ini-tiative by Prime MinisterNarendra Modi waslaunched with influx of ade-quate funds and supportingexpertise by the renownedsports persons from acrossthe country.

He said this after felici-tating Grappler RajeshwarSingh for his selection in theGrappling WorldChampionship 2019, whichis being hosted by UnitedWorld Wrestling in Astana,Kazakhstan.

Yudhvir, while applaud-ing Rajeshwar Singh for hissuperlative performance ingrappling sports askedyouth especially those tak-ing part in sports to take acue from his career andbring laurels for the Stateand the country.

In this championshipmore than 60 countries from

all over the world are partic-ipating. Rajeshwar has alsowon gold medals in last sen-ior national 2019 and SouthAsian Championship 2019.

Vikram Singh extendedbest wishes to Rajeshwarand anticipated that he willgive his best in the upcom-ing championship inKazakhstan.

Yudhvir felicitates grappler on hisselection for World Championship

BJP leader Yudhvir Sethi felicitating a grappler in Jammuon Thursday. GJ Photo

UDHAMPUR, SEP 12:Part of the 'Fit IndiaMovement', the PlayHandball FamilyUdhampur organised anexhibition Handball matchwherein Brahmrishi Redemerged winner atBrahmrishi Bawra ShantiVidya Peeth, here today.

Sailing on the superbperformance form Apurav,Brahmrishi Red trouncedBrahmrishi Blue by a waferthin margin of 15-14.Aditya Sagotra remainedtop scorer from the losingside of Blue.

Deputy Superintendentof Police (Headquarters),Rohit Chadgal was chiefguest while SwaminiChinmayi Jyoti (chairmanof the host school) wasguest of honour.

Both these special guests

interacted with the youngteams and appreciated theinitiative taken by PlayHandball Family and thehost Brahmrishi BawraShanti Vidya Peeth. Theyasked the gathering of stu-dents to take part in sportsin a big way to earn a namefor themselves and thecountry.

Both the teams were pre-sented with sports kits,sponsored by ShotuMagotra of Shotu's FashionPoint Barrian in Udhampur.

The vote of thanks waspresented by SwaminiChinmayi Jyoti Ji(Chairman of the school).She too lauded the organiz-ers and assured every possi-

ble help in near future.Among others present

were Principal BBSVPeeth, Dev Raj Gupta, AjitSingh, Vinod Dogra,Manmeet Singh, RishiSharma, Vipin Photra,Karun Magotra, RaviKumar, Sourabh Pandit,Sanjay Sudan, PawanJamwal and Vinod Sharma.

Play Handball Family's 'Fit India Movement'

Brahmrishi Red wins exhibition Handball match

Teams playing in an exhibition match pose with special guests and officials at BrahmrishiBawra Shanti Vidya Peeth at Udhampur on Thursday.

Shubman Gillreacts to maiden

Test call-upNEW DELHI, SEP 12:Soon after getting his maid-en call-up for the upcomingthree-Test series againstSouth Africa startingOctober 2, Shubman Gillsaid it’s an honour to repre-sent the country, donningthe blue or white. “Be it blueor white. It’s always an hon-our to represent my coun-try,” Gill tweeted. Out-of-form opener KL Rahul wasexcluded while Gill wasrewarded for his consistentshows with the bat. BCCIChief Selector MSK Prasadhad earlier acknowledgedthat Rahul’s form in Testswas a cause of concern forthe team and that the boardmight have limited-overopener Rohit Sharma toopen the innings in the five-day format as well.

DODA, SEP 12: The twoday divisional level Kho-Kho girls Inter Districttournament concluded hereat Govt. Boys HigherSecondary School Ghat.

This tournament wasorganised by the depart-ment of Youth Services and

Sports under the overallsupervision of DYSSODoda.

Around 288 girl studentsand 35 staff members fromthe district of Jammu divi-sion took part in the compe-tition, which was organisedby the department of Youth

Services & Sports. District Development

Commissioner Doda DrSagar D Doifode was thechief guest at the valedicto-ry function,.

In the final match forboth U/19 and U/17 yrs cat-egories District Dodadefeated DistrictUdhampur, while in U/14category District Rajouridefeated DistrictUdhampur.

The chief guest gaveaway trophies to the winnerand runner up teams

Divisional Level Inter DistrictTournament concludes at Ghat

DC Doda Dr Sagar D Doifode presenting a memento to win-ning team. GJ Photo

GDC Hiranagar,PG women win

Kabaddi ties JAMMU, SEP 12:Government DegreeCollege (GDC) Hiranagarand Post Graduate (PG)Departments won theirrespective matches toadvance into the nextround of the ongoinginter-college women'sKabaddi tournament,organised by theDirectorate of Sports andPhysical Education,University of Jammu(JU), here today.

In the first match,GDC Hiranagar defeatedGDC Billawar (40-38) bynarrow margin of twopoints while PGDepartments trouncedGovernment College forWomen (GCW)Udhampur in a one sidedcontest (26-08).

In another scheduledmatch, GCW Paradedefeated GDC Akhnoor(38-18) by a margin of 20points.

Today's matches offici-ated by the technicalpenal including AjayGupta, Anil Sharma,Ankush Gupta, DheerajSharma, Keshav Singh,Harpreet Singh,Amandeep Singh, GaganKumar.

JAMMU, SEP 12: Young Arushi Kotwal of J&K wonBronze medal in under-16 girls category in theWestern Asian Blitz Chess Championship held at NewDelhi.

She also played very well in Classical and Rapidsections in same event but missed the medal closely.Meanwhile, president of All J&K Chess Association,Atul Kumar Gupta congratulated Arushi for perform-ance. In his message Atul said that it was due to con-tinuous efforts of the Association that J&K playershave started giving desired results at the National andinternational level.

GJ REPORTKISHTWAR, SEP 12:District DevelopmentCommissioner (DDC),Angrez Singh Rana todaydeclared open InterPanchayat, Block levelChess and Carrom opencompetition here atGovernment HigherSecondary School (Boys)Kishtwar.

The sports event hasbeen organised by DistrictYouth Services and SportsOffice in collaborationwith J&K State SportsCouncil and the RuralDevelopment Department.

The competition isbeing held for allPanchayats of 10 blocks ofthe district with 8 teamsper block ands tuden t s /non - s tuden t s(boys/girls) under 19 andupto 25 will get the oppor-tunity to showcase theirtalent in Chess and Carromcompetitions.

The winning studentswill get access to District

Level competitions and lat-ter the winning team at thedistrict level will representthe district at state-levelcompetitions.

District Youth Servicesand Sports Officer(DYSSO) Kishtwar, JafferHussain Sheikh, PrincipalGirls Higher Sec SchoolKishtwar, Sarpanches,Panches, officials of

DYSSO Kishtwar alongwith students of differentschools and locals werepresent on the occasion.

A colourful cultural pro-gramme was presented bystudents of KIDZEE andDistrict Cultural Cell at theinaugural function.

The inaugural functionswere also held at otherblocks of the district.

Pakistan women’s tour of Indiacould be cancelled: PCB officialNEW DELHI/KARACHI, SEP 12: Pakistan women’scricket team tour to India as a part of the ICC Women’sChampionship is likely to be postponed as the Indian boardis yet to receive any government directive with regards toholding the series in November.

As a part of the championship, Indian women’s team areset to host their Pakistani counterparts in a three-matchODI series. Given the prevailing circumstances betweenthe two nations, the Indian cricket board will wait for agovernment’s directive as they have already informed thematter much in advance.

“We are still waiting for an answer as the Indian boardhas to host the women’s series by November this year. Itappears as if this series could also end up being cancelledas it doesn’t appear India is willing to host the Pakistanwomen’s team,” a PCB official alleged.

However BCCI on its part maintains that they hadsought approval for the tour and they can do very littleunless there is green light from the central government.

“We can only take the matter forward once we hearfrom the government. We all know, a bilateral seriesagainst Pakistan is an issue that cannot be unilaterally byBCCI. It will follow the instructions from the govern-ment,” a senior BCCI official told PTI on conditions ofanonymity.

As per PCB sources, the ICC has told them to “wait andwatch” as the window to host Pakistan women’s team wasbetween July and November.

In case, India doesn’t host Pakistan, PCB wants ICC toaward them points for the series. In that case, BCCI isalmost certain to contest their claims on grounds thatorganization is beyond their control at the moment.

DC inaugurates Block level Chess,Carrom open competition

DDC Angrez Singh Rana making a move to inaugurateChess Competition in Kishtwar on Thursday. GJ Photo

Arushi wins Bronze inWestern Asian Chess

Arushi Kotwal at the victory stand receiving medal at NewDelhi.

GJ REPORTJAMMU, SEP 12: ThreeDays long J&K MonsoonOpen Cup KarateChampionship 2019Organised by Nat Manch inassociation with Worldmodern Shotokan KarateFederation, J&K was heldat Modern hall Satwarihere.

Founder and PresidentNat Manch, Actor,Director, Judge KarateAssociation of India (KAI),International GoldMedalist and Third DanBlack Belt Tarun Sharmawas the chief guest on theoccasion, whereasMahatma Tilak, PalviSharma, InternationalPlayer and First NationalGold Medalist of Jammuand Kashmir state, wereGuests on the occasion.

They distributed prizesamong the winners on theoccasion.

The chief guest alsohonoured the office bearers

of Association and techni-cal officials of the champi-onship by mementoes as atoken of gratitude from theorganizers.

The overall event wasorganized under directsupervision of GeneralSecretary of KarateAssociation of J&K and

Joint Secretary of KarateAssociation of IndiaGanesh Gupta.

In his welcome speech,Shashi apprised guests ofvarious achievements ofKarate Association andhow the team work madethe ongoing event success-ful, where more than 100

students participated, thusmaking it one of the biggestKarate event.

Tarun Sharma assuredfull support to the KarateAssociation of J&K andappreciated the efforts ofassociation for carrying outthe event, which will pro-vide exposure to youth.

Monsoon Open Cup Karate Championship held

Karatekas posing for a group photograph. GJ Photo

Kim Clijsters sets sightson 2020 comeback after

seven-year absencePARIS, SEP 12: Four-time Grand Slamchampion Kim Clijsters plans to come out ofretirement after a seven-year hiatus, returningto the WTA Tour in 2020, the 36-year-oldBelgian said on Thursday.

The decision marks Clijsters’ secondreturn to the sport after first retiring in 2007.

“I don’t really feel like I want to provesomething,” Clijsters said on the WTA InsiderPodcast. “I think for me it’s the challenge.

“The love for the sport is obviously stillthere. But the question is, am I capable ofbringing it to a level where I would like it tobe before I play at a high level of one of thebest women’s sports in the world.

“I want to challenge myself and I want tobe strong again. This is my marathon.”

Two years after winning her first major atthe 2005 U.S. Open, an injury-plaguedClijsters decided to quit the game at the age of23 to start a family, returning two years laterto claim her second U.S. Open as an unrankedplayer in only her third tournament back.

Clijsters defended her title at FlushingMeadows the following year and then wonthe Australia Open in 2011 en route to top-ping the world rankings for the first timesince 2006.

NEW DELHI, SEP 12: SakshiDhoni has broken silence on retire-ment rumours surrounding hus-band and India wicket-keeper-bats-man Mahendra Singh Dhoni onThursday. Rumours regardingDhoni’s future started to do therounds on social media after skip-per Virat Kohli posted a memorywith former India captain on hisTwitter handle. Kohli shared a pic-ture of a Super 10 match againstAustralia during WT20 2016 andhis post read: “A game I can neverforget. Special night. This man,made me run like in a fitnesstest.”@msdhoni.”

Earlier, during the press confer-ence after announcement of India’s15-member Test squad againstSouth Africa, chief selector MSKPrasad too quashed such reports bysaying: “No update on MS Dhoni’sretirement, the news is incorrect.”

After missing the tour of WestIndies, Dhoni won’t be taking partin the T20I series against SouthAfrica as he wasn’t included in the15-man squad announced lastmonth. Later, Prasad clarified that

Dhoni had made himself unavail-able for the series and wasn’tdropped.

“Yes he was unavailable forselection,” MSK Prasad told IndiaToday on being asked aboutDhoni’s availability.

In the 15-man squad announcedfor the T20I series against SouthAfrica starting September 15, Indiawent ahead with Rishabh Pant asthe designated wicket-keeper. Theonly change in the side thatblanked West Indies 3-0 a monthago was the return of all-rounderHardik Pandya in place ofBhuvneshwar Kumar.

Dhoni, who had taken a two-month sabbatical from the sport, iscurrently vacationing in the UnitedStates, having served the TerritorialArmy for 15 days.

Going strictly by the date of thesquad selection for the tour of WestIndies (July 21), Dhoni’s “self-imposed break,” taken after theICC World Cup 2019, officiallyends on September 21, a daybefore the final T20 Internationalagainst the Proteas.

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GJ REPORTKATHUA, SEP 12:Deputy Commissioner, DrRaghav Langer today felic-itated Gurnam Singh, therecipient of prestigiousnational award for teachers.Serving at GovernmentUpper Primary School,

Lahari, Barnoti, GurnamSingh is among the 46teachers of the country toreceive the prestigiousaward.

Hailing the achievementof the awardee Teacher, theDC said that the national-level award is given to

teachers to celebrate theunique contribution of thefinest teachers in the coun-try and to honour those whohave not only improved thequality of school educationbut also enriched the livesof their students.

Highlighting the contri-bution of Gurnam Singh,the DC said that with a 27year experience in teaching,Gurnam Singh has neverlooked back and has givencent percent results up to8th class in every school hewas posted in. Besides, healso helped students fromhumble background in pur-suing their education.

Dr Langer congratulatedGurnam Singh for hisachievements and hopedthat other teachers also fol-low his footsteps.

Kathua DC felicitatesnational awardee teacher

Deputy Commissioner, Dr Raghav Langer felicitatingteacher Gurnam Singh. GJ Photo

GJ REPORTJAMMU, SEP 12:Deputation of Residents ofRani Bagh area today calledon the Bharatiya JanataParty, State PresidentRavinder Raina at partyheadquarter here.

MLC Choudhary VikramRandhawa, BJP StateIncharge All CellsVarinderjit Singh, BJP StateSpokespersons AshokKhajuria (Refugee), BalbirRam Rattan, State PressSecretary Dr PardeepMahotra and other seniorleaders from the state werealso present on the occa-sion.

Deputation apprised theBJP State President thatthey are being forced tovacate their residenceplaces near Airport for theAirport Extension purpose.

They were pleading thatthey have lived their whole

lives in the same very placesince last 70 years and nowthey are left with no otheroption but to live out in theopen with their housesrazed to the ground.

They requested the StatePresident that they are evenready to leave their resi-dences but they must beprovided relief in the termsof appropriate amount (acc.to the present market value)so they can build their newhouses elsewhere and bepromptly considered undersome rehabilitation pan.

Raina patiently listenedto their issues and assuredthem that the party will lookinto the matter and work outthe best possible course ofaction. Ensuring them thattheir genuine concerns willbe discussed with appropri-ate authorities, he said thatthe BJP always stands withthe people in their ups anddowns and the party willalso impress upon the con-cerned departments to con-sider the case on humanitar-ian grounds and as early aspossible.

GJ REPORTJAMMU, SEP 12:Member of ParliamentJugal Kishore Sharmatoday chaired party worker

meet at Akhnoor. He wasaccompanied by ExMinister Sham Lal, ExMLA Akhnoor RajeevSharma, Ex MLA Chammb

Constituency Krishan Laland Senior Leaders BJP.

Jugal shared his experi-ences and thoughts amongthe party workers to uplift

the party and advised theworkers to work with greatenthusiasm to get betterresults in BlockDevelopment CouncilElections. Member ofParliament in meetingframed the strategy to fightupcoming BDC electionsand said workers to out-reach party programmesamong the masses to spreadthe ideology of the party.He said that BharatiyaJanata Party is the onlyNationwide largest partywhich is liked by one andall.He also said that mandalpresidents and booth presi-dents are the constitutionalposts of the party and theirselections should be doneon as active party workers.

Rani Bagh residents call on Raina,demand relief, rehabilitation

GJ REPORTJAMMU, SEP 12: JagtiTenement Committee andSoan Kashmir Front J&Kon Thursday under theChairmanship of Shadi LalPandita, president submit-ted a memorandum to thePresident of India, PrimeMinister of India, UnionHome Minister and theGovernor of J&K.

As per memorandum,the Jagti TenementCommittee said that morethan 29 years have passedwhen the Kashmiri Panditcommunity was forced foren-mass migration fromtheir native localities inKashmir valley and theymigrated to Jammu andother parts of the Country.

The community hasbeen put to huge suffer-ings due to their migrationand the community was toensure return and rehabili-tation by bringing up satel-lite townships for perma-

nent rehabilitation of thecommunity but nothing inthis regard has been doneby the Governments since1990.

The committee mem-bers however, demandedpermanent rehabilitationof the migrant communityin Kashmir valley at safeand secure places, politicalreservation for KashmiriPandit community, com-pensation of damagedlosses of properties needto be granted, look intoencroachment of religiousplaces in Kashmir valley,property in Valley, pend-ing ex-gratia relief, on thespot recruitment drive inpolice department,appointment in class IVposts, fulfillment of jobsunder Prime Ministeremployment package,enhancement of monthlycash relief, declaration ofKashmiri Pandit as aminority community

Jagti Tenement Committee submitsmemorandum to Prez, PM

MP Jugal Kishore posing for a group photograph with senior party leaders in Akhnoor onThursday. GJ Photo

BJP workers should gear up for BDC elections: Jugal

JKSWDC organizes awareness camp at

Sunthan Sathni UdhampurGJ REPORTUDHAMPUR, SEP 12: With a purpose tocreate awareness of various schemes relat-ed to women, J&K State Women'sDevelopment Corporation today organizedan awareness camp at Village SunthanSathni here.

On the occasion, the women folk weremade aware about the schemes beingimplemented by JKSWDC, Madan LalSarpanch Sunthan Sathni was the chiefguest during the awareness camp.

While Speaking on the occasion, RaviKumar District Manager Women's Dev.Corporation Udhampur highlighted variousschemes being implemented by JammuKashmir State Women's DevelopmentCorporation (JKSWDC) which includeNMDFC, NBCFDC, NHFDC WEP andeducation loan schemes launched byJKWDC for socio- economic upliftment ofwomen. Madan Lal in his address request-ed the women to come forward and take thebenefits of the loan schemes provided atnominal rate of interest.

He also threw light on Beti Bachao BetiPadhao and Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan andasked the participants of the camp to gener-ate awareness these schemes at the grassroot level

GJ REPORTSRINAGAR, SEP 12: With a viewto speed up the developmental ini-tiatives being undertaken in differ-ent sectors, Advisor to GovernorKK Sharma today reviewed thequantum of expenditure beingincurred by different departmentsand agencies on various develop-mental initiatives and schemes.

The expenditure status reviewedincluded the departments of PDD,PHE, R&B and Housing and Urbandevelopment.

The meeting was attended by theChief Engineers of R&B, PMGSY,PDD, UED, besides Directors ofFinance and Planning.

While reviewing the pace ofimplementation of the flagship pro-grammes of the departments, theAdvisor directed for ensuring time-bound completion besides the fullutilization of the funds earmarkedfor different sectors.

He said that the same is neces-sary for ensuring that the holisticdevelopment of Jammu andKashmir is undertaken and peopleget benefitted from these initiatives.

The Advisor also directed under-

taking regular meetings in order tospeed up the implementation byremoving impediments and bottle-necks, if any, so that the develop-mental schemes being undertakenunder different sectors and central-ly sponsored schemes are closedwithin the stipulated time avoidingthe cost escalation and relatedthings.

"The officers should ensure thatthe schemes are completed and thefunds allocated for a particularactivity or initiatives are utilized tothe maximum," he said and main-tained that the line departmentsshould also work in a coordinatedmanner while carrying on develop-mental works.

The meeting was told that underthe released outlay in Housing andUrban Development 30 percent hasbeen expended similarly PDD hasalso incurred an expenditure of 33percent.

It was also given out that theroads and building sector has alsoincurred an expenditure of about 44percent against the released outlay.Similarly, PHE has also recorded anexpenditure of 34 percent.

Advisor Sharma reviews dev expenditureof R&B, PDD, Housing, PHE

GJ REPORTJAMMU, SEP 12:Aggrieved aspirants in SDRFof year 2012 on Thursdayappealed to the GovernorSatya Pal Malik to allowthem to meet him as theywant to submit him a charterof demands.

The aspirants said thatthey belong to poor familiesand in the year 2012, thedepartment of J&K Policeinvited application forrecruitment in SDRF Force

as constable "But all theapplicants were surprisedwhen the breakup of theposts was announced only355 posts in total for Stateposts for Kashmir 203 andposts for Jammu 152," theysaid and added that even thepresent dispensation has alsodesired raising of twoBattalions under their No.Home/ 12/ACCITS/ 2018dated 28.05.2018.

"The selection processwas kept pending for 6 long

years and by that time thecandidates, due to the negli-gence on part of the respon-dents, have become overage," they claimed. Theyfurther submitted that therecruitment process wascompleted as new advertise-ment notice in year 2018 wasissued by the respondentsand for engagement of SPO'sin SDRF J&K where in thecategories in that Constable,Sweeper, Cook, Plumber,Driver were also mentioned.

Over-aged aspirants, who had applied for SDRF in 2012 staging a peaceful protest inJammu on Thursday. Aman

We want to meet you: Aggrievedaspirants to Guv

Dr Iyengar takes overas Principal Controller

Defence AccountsNorthern Command

GJ REPORTJAMMU, SEP 12: Dr MalaIyengar today took over overthe charge of PrincipalController of DefenceAccounts, NorthernCommand, Jammu in placeof D R Negi, IDAS who hasbeen posted as PrincipalController DefenceAccounts, WesternCommand, Chandigarh.

Dr Iyengar is an officer ofthe Indian Defence AccountsService cadre of 1991 batch.

During 28 years of illus-trious service, she has servedat various positions in differ-ent prestigious organizationslike PMO DIPAC NewDelhi, CDA (R&D) NewDelhi, IFA Air HQrs NewDelhi, CGDA Delhi Cantt,PCDA (P) Allahabad,Department of Commerce,New Delhi, Prasar Bharti,New Delhi and IFA (R&D)New Delhi. She was servingas IFA (R&D), at DRDOHQrs before taking up hercurrent assignment ofPrincipal Controller ofDefence Accounts, NorthernCommand.

THE J&K BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS(BOPEE)Tele/Fax: 0194-2433590, 2439063, 2437647 (Sgr): 0191-2479371, 2470102 (Jmu)

Website: www.jkbopee.gov.in/www.jakbopee.org, Email: helpdeskjakbopee@gmail.com

Subject:- Admission of unfilled seats in BDS (NEET UG 2019).Reference:- (i) Notice No. 87-BOPEE of 2019 dated 06-09-2019.

(ii) Notice No. 89-BOPEE of 2019 dated 07-09-2019.(iii) Letter No. IDS-909-I dated 09-09-2019.

Notification No. 91-BOPEE of 2019Dated 11.09-2019

The list of candidates who reported in the BOPEE Office Srinagar/Jammu and who had not registered earlier for NEET UG, 2019 or other cours-es but registered upto 11-09-2019 for admission to various courses under NEET is given in Annexure 'A' to this Notification. The list of candidates,who filled up preference forms for admission to BDS in IDS, Jammu, private Dental College, Jammu upto the last date viz 11-09-2019 and werefound eligible in accordance with terms and conditions laid down vide Notice No. 87-BOPEE of 2019 dated 06-09-2019 read with Notice No. 89-BOPEE of 2019 dated 07-09-2019 and on the basis of merit cum preference is given in Annexure 'B' to this Notification. The selected candidatesshall join the allotted College upto 16-09-2019 (4.00 p.m.) and the College shall submit the shortfall, if any, on 16-09-2019 (4.30 p.m.).

The college shall keep the admission counters open on all days w.e.f. 12-09-2019 to 16-09-2019 to facilitate the candidates for taking admis-sion in their allotted/upgraded colleges. The college shall accept the fee only through prescribed mode of fee and under no circumstances shall thefee in cash be accepted by the College. The College intimated that one more seat of BDS has become available due to withdrawal of admissionby one candidate on 09-09-2019. The said seat has also been allotted vide this Notification.

The other terms and conditions shall remain the same as notified in the Information Brochure of NEET UG 2019 and the Notifications/Noticesissued from time to time on the subject.Note:-1. One seat has been reserved for determination of eligibility of a candidate bearing NEET Rank 385298 and Score 233 and the said seat shallbe filled after taking a decision on the matter. In case his case is not found on merits, candidate with NEET Rank 685992, Score 137 and nameShaikha Parkash Thakur shall be eligible for consideration and the Board shall notify the decision separately.2. A copy of the list shall also be available in the BOPEE Office, Jammu/Kashmir for facilitation of the candidates.3. The eligible candidates can also check up their status either physically from BOPEE Office Jammu/Srinagar or through phone No's 0194-2433590/2439063/2437647 and 0191-2479371/2470102.Errors and Omissions excepted.

Sd/-Under Secretary,

JKBOPEE.

No. BOPEE/Exam/NEET-UG-29/2019 Dated:- 11-09-2019

ANNEXINE-A TO Notification NO. 91-BOPEE OF 2019 Dated 11.09.2019S.NO. ROLL NO NAME GENDER NEET RANK SCORE CATEGORY1 250204166 AIMAN MANZOOR Female 238488 312 OM2 250109628 AKUL UPPAL Male 238721 312 OM3 250205217 LIYA MUNEER Female 294014 279 OM4 250280713 SUHAIB SHABIR BHAT Male 365310 242 OM5 250102532 PRIYAMVADA JAMWAL Female 484923 194 OM6 250204633 QAZI MISBA Female 522395 181 OM7 250205222 AASIMA MAJEED Female 544772 174 RBA8 250104340 ANMOL SINGH Male 553721 171 OM9 250200381 MUSAB ALTAF Male 593771 160 OM10 250205880 ANOOSHA NISAR Female 624694 152 OM11 250201787 SYED AAYAT UL NISA Female 629329 151 OM12 250214011 MUNAZAH IMTIYAZ Female 665979 142 OM13 250201848 BARAH IMTIYAZ WANI Female 713913 131 OM14 250212183 NIDA ALTAF Female 719163 130 OM15 250109659 NUZET JHANGIR KHAN Female 724572 129 OM16 250204973 INSHA NISSAR Female 743208 125 OM17 250213405 AZKA QAYOOM Female 744067 125 OM18 250212118 AIMAN WANI Female 745439 125 OM19 250103827 MUSKAAN CHOUDHARY Female 761210 122 OM20 250213870 TABINDA TAHIR BABA Female 767826 120 OM21 250104064 TANIYA TARIQ Female 768254 120 OM22 250207002 NYLA SHAFI Female 774558 119 P&B23 250212852 TABASUM YOUSUF Female 780462 118 OM24 250109131 SOUMYA MAHAJAN Female 800424 115 OM25 250100995 VARUN BASOTRA Male 802735 114 OM26 250101222 DIVYANSH SINGH BHADWAL Male 806702 113 OM27 250109238 MUSKAN ANDOTRA Female 809653 113 OM28 250107559 ANANYA GUPTA Female 812748 112 OM29 250106070 SHREYA GUPTA Female 831033 109 OM30 250109701 ADNAN AQIB Male 842366 107 RBA31 250106643 AJAJ UL HAQ Male 847812 106 STGB32 250105774 APOORVA THAPA Female 866055 103 SC33 250100507 PRAYATAN DEORIA Male 896210 98 SC34 250205643 FARKHENDA MUSHTAQ Female 906049 97 RBA

ANNEXURE-B TO NOTIFICATION NO. 91-BOPEE OF 2019 DATED 11.09.2019S.NO. ROLL NO NAME GENDER NEET RANK SCORE DISCIPLINE INSTITUTE CAT-SLI1 250205258 DAWOOD AHMAD PARRAY Male 103917 426 BDS IDS-JMU OM2 250101158 MOHAMMED SHAFIQ Male 151624 379 BDS IDS-JMU OM3 250108989 ANEES BAKHTYAR Male 205310 335 BDS IDS-JMU OM4 250204166 AlMAN MANZOOR Female 238488 312 BDS IDS-JMU OM5 250109628 AKUL UPPAL Male 238721 312 BDS IDS-JMU OM6 250205217 LIYA MUNEER Female 294014 279 BDS IDS-JMU OM7 250210178 AKSA SAIF Female 297918 276 BDS IDS-JMU OM8 250209658 LUBNA BILAL Female 306389 272 BDS IDS-JMU OM9 250207714 TABASUM QAYOOM Female 361000 244 BDS IDS-JMU OM10 250280713 SUHAIB SHABIR BHAT Male 365310 242 BDS IDS-JMU OM11 250106139 RITIK GUPTA Male 430549 214 BDS IDS-JMU OM12 250105829 ARPAN BHAT Female 456998 204 BDS IDS-JMU OM13 250102532 PRIYAMVADA JAMWAL Female 484923 194 BDS IDS-JMU OM14 250214083 MADIHA FAYAZ Female 488907 192 BDS IDS-JMU OM15 250208448 IQRA FAYAZ Female 495096 190 BDS IDS-JMU OM16 250213588 NAZNEENA AKHTER Female 515419 183 BDS IDS-JMU OM17 250204633 QAZI MISBA Female 522395 181 BDS IDS-JMU OM18 250205222 AASIMA MAJEED Female 544772 174 BDS IDS-JMU OM19 250104340 ANMOL SINGH Male 553721 171 BDS IDS-JMU OM20 250200394 TAHIRA RAFEEQ Female 555155 171 BDS IDS-JMU OM21 250200381 MUSAB ALTAF Male 593771 160 BDS IDS-JMU OM22 250206217 HUMAIRA NAZIR Female 616752 154 BDS IDS-JMU OM23 250205880 ANOOSHA NISAR Female 624694 152 BDS IDS-JMU OM24 250201787 SYED AAYAT UL NISA Female 629329 151 BDS IDS-JMU OM25 250210216 HADIYA FAYAZ Female 641618 148 BDS IDS-JMU OM26 250214011 MUNAZAH IMTIYAZ Female 665979 142 BDS IDS-JMU OM27 250203439 SADIYA JAN Female 681642 138 BDS IDS-JMU OM28 250104895 TEJESVI SINGH Female 684392 138 BDS IDS-JMU OM

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GJ REPORTJAMMU, SEP 12:Bharatiya Janata Party hasexpressed satisfaction atthe recommendation ofNational Commission forScheduled Tribes (NCST)and eagerly awaitsapproval of MHA afterwhich Ladakh UT wouldbe included in the SixthSchedule of theConstitution of India.With this Ladakhwill become thefirst and only UTin the country tohave tribal statusthus fulfilling theaspirations of thepeople of this remote& strategically impor-tant trans-Himalayanregion stated Brig AnilGupta, State Spokespersonof the Party.

The people of Ladakhwere demanding "tribalarea" status so as to protecttheir unique tribal identity,culture, land and economy.BJP MP from LadakhJamyang Tsering Namgyal,immediately after the pass-ing of the J&KReorganisation Act, 2019,had met the UnionMinister for Tribal Affairsand demanded inclusion ofthe newly proposed UT ofLadakh in the SixthSchedule in order to allayany fear in the mind of thepeople regarding loss of itsunique identity, said BrigGupta. He further said thatthe young MP fromLadakh is so well connect-ed to the grassroots that helost no time in sensing theanxiety among the peopleand worked over time toensure that the whole exer-cise is completed well

before the appointed dateof October 31, the date ofreorganisation. MPJamyang Tsering Namgyalneeds to be complimentedfor this stated Brig Gupta.

With inclusion in SixthSchedule, the AutonomousHill District Councils ofLadakh and Kargil will befurther empowered withcertain legislative and judi-

cial powers includ-ing laws related to

land. All lawsmade by theA u t o n o m o u sCouncils willrequire the

assent of the LtGovernor (LG),

stated Brig Gupta. LGalso enjoys the power tocreate a new autonomousdistrict, by public notifica-tion. The Councils are alsoendowed with wide civiland criminal judicial pow-ers like establishingVillage Courts informedthe spokesperson.

Brig Gupta said, "TheConstitution of India isflexible enough and catersfor meeting regional aspi-rations of the people. BJPhopes that such provisionswill also be made to pro-tect the identity and cultureof the J&K UT as wellwithin the ambit of OneConstitution One India."There is an urgent need tocounter the false narrativebeing spread by the vestedinterests about loss of jobs,identity and land to out-siders. Such rumours arebeing spread by those whohave been benefitting sofar with recourse to unfairmeans under the garb ofArticle 370, rued BrigGupta.

GJ REPORTJAMMU SEP 12:Chairperson J&K StateCommission for Protectionof Women & Child Rights(JKSCPWCR) VasundharaPathak Masoodi today paida surprise visit to JuvenileObservation Home, BalAshram and Nari Niketanhere at R. S. Pura and tookstock of the facilities beingprovided to the inmates andjuveniles there.

Inspecting Bal Ashramand Nari Niketan centre,Ms. Vasundhara Masoodiwas informed that 34 and32 inmates are putting up inBal Ashram and NariNiketan, respectively. Shedirected the concerned toensure diet to the inmates asper prescribed menu, clean-liness in and around thepremises, availability ofdoctors and medicines,24X7 ambulance service in

these centres.She also called for

organizing yoga classes,recreational and sportsactivities for the recreationand good health of theinmates.

The Chairperson heldclosed door meeting withthe inmates particularlyfemales and got first handappraisal of facilities beingprovided to them withregard to their day to dayhealth and hygiene. Sheassured them that their gen-uine demands will belooked into and redressedaccordingly on expedientand urgent basis.

In a brief lecture at

Juvenile ObservationHome, the Chairpersoncounselled and motivatedthe juveniles to take apledge that henceforth theywould abstain fromindulging in any kind ofanti-social, immoral andillegal activity and becomelaw abiding, God fearingand responsible citizens ofthe Country. She also coun-selled them to pursue theirstudy and promised to do allthe needful in terms ofensuring proper educationalfacilities to them. Amongothers present were DistrictSocial Welfare Officer,Jammu, CDO and otherconcerned officers.

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GJ REPORTSRINAGAR, SEP 12: Mayor Jammu Municipal Corporation,Chander Mohan Gupta met the Governor Satya Pal Malik atRaj Bhawan here today.

Gupta apprised the Governor about the functioning and thesteps initiated for efficient delivery of public services by theJMC. He requested the Governor for enhancement ofBudgetary support to JMC, reorganization of the Corporation;stressing focus on Smart City Project; inclusion of Mayor,JMC as Member of the Metro Project, Director of the HousingBoard, JDA and Mubarak Mandi Heritage Society. TheGovernor assured Gupta due consideration of his demandsand stressed upon the high importance of ensuring cleanlinessand maintaining hygiene in public places and advised for put-ting in place an effective solid waste management system inthe City so as to give it a clean look. He also laid thrust onplanned construction in the city and to take stringent actionagainst illegal construction.

Governor Satya Pal Malik interacting with JMC Mayor ChanderMohan Gupta at Raj Bhawan in Srinagar on Thursday.

Mayor JMC meets GovernorGJ REPORTSRINAGAR, SEP 12: ChiefSecretary, B.V.R. Subrahmanyam onThursday chaired the State LevelSanctioning Committee (SLSC) meet-ing to review the implementation ofvarious Centrally Sponsored Schemesviz; Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojna(RKVY), National Food SecurityMission (NFSM), National Missionon Agricultural Extension &Technology (NMAET) and PradhanMantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojna(PMKSY) in Jammu & Kashmir dur-ing the year 2018-19. The SLSC alsoapproved the action plan for the year2019-20, under these schemes.

Administrative Secretaries ofFinance, Planning, Forest, Animaland Sheep Husbandry, Agriculture/Horticulture, representatives ofMinistry of Agriculture, Governmentof India besides various Heads of theDepartments attended the meeting.

While reviewing the progress reg-istered during 2018-19, under theseschemes and the project proposals forthe year 2019-20, Chief Secretaryemphasized on integrated develop-

ment of agriculture and allied sectorsto make farming a remunerative eco-nomic activity in Jammu andKashmir.

The Administrative Secretaries ofvarious Departments also shared theirvaluable views for sustained growthof agriculture sector with focus onhigher returns. The AgricultureProduction Department was asked toredouble its efforts towards empower-ment of youth through skill develop-ment programs and promotion of agri-business models. The department wasfurther directed to dovetail its effortsso that there is visible impact of theseschemes on ground.

Mission Director, RKVY (DirectorAgriculture Kashmir) and MissionDirector NMAET/NFSM/PMKSY(Director Agriculture Jammu) pro-posed a plan of Rs. 22.64 Crore, Rs.33 Crore, Rs. 15.36 Crore and Rs.756.27 Crore under RKVY, NMAET,NFSM and PMKSY respectively.After detailed deliberations on vari-ous components of these schemes, theCommittee approved the action planfor the year 2019-20.

University of Ladakhinvites entries for

designing of official logoGJ REPORTKARGIL, SEP 12: According to a notifica-tion of the Registrar, University of Ladakh,the University of Ladakh is in the process ofdesigning a logo for itself for which designsare invited from interested artists/persons.

The design is required to be submitted tothe office of the Registrar, University ofLadakh Silk Route Guest House, TouristReception Centre Leh or Purig GuestHouse, Upper Kurbathang Plateau, Kargiland can also be submitted by email atladakh-university@jk.gov.in.

Each entry must accompany theartist's/person's recent passport size photo-graph, complete name, parentage, profes-sion/occupation, postal and permanentaddress, email address and valid contactnumber.

A committee constituted by theUniversity shall select the most suitabledesign. The selected design will win a cashprize of Rs. 10,000(Rupees Ten Thousand).

The winner will have no claim over theownership of the design once it is selectedfor use by the University of Ladakh. TheUniversity shall also hold the right to modi-fy the design in whatever manner it deemsfit. Entries should reach the University ofLadakh by or before 3rd of October, 2019.

CS approves R 827 cr plan underRKVY, NFSM, NMAET and PMKSY

JIGMETJANSPAL KHURNGRU LEH, SEP 12: Himalayan BuddhistCulture Association (HBCA), Leh hasdemanded immediate inclusion of Bhotilanguage in the 8th Schedule of the Indianconstitution. The demand was raised dur-ing a press conference organized by theexecutive members of HimalayanBuddhist Culture Association at PressClub Office here today. The demand foropening of Kailash Mansarovar road viaLadakh was also raised during the pressbriefing.

Addressing the press conferenceRetired IGP HBCA, Chief AdvisorTsering Phuntsog elaborated on the impor-

tance of the Inclusion of Bhoti language inthe 8th Schedule, and opening of KailashMansarovar road via Ladakh. He said thatearlier, Executive Members of HBCA Lehmet the PM Narendra Modi and UnionMinister Raj Nath Singh on these issuesand they also assured their support to ful-fill these long pending demands.

President HBCA Tashi Targais said, "Itis very disheartening for us to see ourdemands getting neglected at all levelsdespite striving for so many years for theinclusion of Bhoti language and openingof Kailash Mansarovar route. The demandand struggle are always ignored and wentunheard, he added.

President HBCA, Tashi Targais addressing media persons in Leh on Thursday..

Include Bhoti in 8th schedule and openMansarovar route: HBCA

GJ REPORTSRINAGAR, SEP 12:ADGP Armed J&K SJMGillani today visited theArmed Police ComplexParihaspora where heinaugurated various facili-ties and reviewed welfareschemes for officers andjawans.

The ADGP inauguratedthe modular kitchen ofIRP-20th Battalion, CO'soffice and Recreation hallof IRP-3rd Battalion. Healso inspected three bed-ded MI room constructedby IRP-20th Bn. for thewelfare of the officers ofall the units stationed atAPC Parihaspora and miniworkshop of the said unit.

IGP AP/ IR Kmr, VijayKumar, SSP APCR Kmr,Shabir Nawab, SSP, CO-IRP- 9th Bn, MohammadZaid, SSP, CO - IRP- 3rdBn, MedicalSuperintendent Police, DrBilal A Raja besides otherconcerned were present on

the occasion.The ADGP held a dar-

bar with the officers of allunits in which variousissues pertaining to thewelfare of the departmentwere raised. He gave apatient hearing to theissues raised by the offi-cers of all the battalions.

He appreciated the roleof Armed Police in main-taining law and order espe-cially during prevailingcircumstances in the val-

ley. He stressed upon themto promote Police Publicrelations and disciplineamong them.

The ADGP highlightedthe welfare measuresbeing taken by the depart-ment towards its officersand jawans. He also tookstock of all the develop-mental works and welfaremeasures taken for theofficers and jawans of allunits stationed at APCParihaspora.

ADGP Armed J&K SJM Gillani inaugurating a modularkitchen of IRP-20th Battalion at Parihaspora on Thursday.

ADGP inaugurates various facilities, reviewswelfare schemes for officers, jawans

GJ REPORTJAMMU, SEP 12: BirthAnniversary of legendaryAcharya Vinoba Bhavewas celebrated at Bhatindiin the premises of thehouse of Late Haji AhmedDin where Acharya hadstayed with the Haji in1959 during the BhoodanMovement. The functionwas organized by Dr SPVarma, Padam Shree, theVice President of GandhiGlobal Foundation amalga-mating Haji Ahmed DinFoundation of Bathindi. Arich tribute was paid to ChAhmed Din for his servicesto community. His role asmain contributor to theefforts of Vinoba Bhave'smovement in Jammu wasacknowledged. AshokAngurana was the ChiefGuest .

The aim of the functionwas to spread the messageof peace and brotherhoodin Kandi Belt as preachedby Mahatma Gandhi ,Vinoba Bhave & KhanAbdul Gafar Khan. Peaceawards were given to per-sons who had immenselycontributed to the Society

in their respective fieldsand social arena in Jammu& Kashmir. Maj Gen(Retd) Goverdhan SinghJamwal, Lt Gen(Retd)Rakesh Sharma, Maj Gen(Mrs) Kapoor, WgCdr(Retd) MK Joshi, IPSoni, Gill, Sudesh Sharmaand Haji Sultan Ahmedwere the prominent personsawarded the Peace Awards.

A message was given tothe people of Kandi Beltthat ' Hum Anek hain parEk Hain' and peace andharmony has to be main-tained between all commu-nities in the prevailing cir-cumstances .

Gen Sharma said that heis the 'Kandi Ka Laal' andwas born in Sunjwan whichalways maintained harmo-ny between communitiesespecially with Gujjars.He also said that we needto replicate the concept on'MMG' of our State'sJAKLI Regt ie Mandir,Masjid and Gurudwaraunder the same roof to pro-mote perfect harmony.

Angurana also spoke onmessage of Gandhiji andGita.

Children posing for a photograph with JKSCPWCRChairperson, Vasundhara Pathak Masoodi in R.S. Pura onThursday.

Chairperson JKSCPWCR takes stock offacilities at Juvenile Observation Home

NEW DELHI, SEP 12: The Centre has floated a requestfor proposal (RFP) to redevelop the Parliament House orbuild a new one, sources said on Thursday.

The Union Housing and Urban Affairs (HUA) Ministryhas also invited architecture firms to redevelop the centralvista, a 3-km stretch from the Rashtrapati Bhawan to theIndia Gate, and construct a new common CentralSecretariat for offices of all ministries.

The sources said by August 2022, the monsoon sessionof the Parliament will be held in a new or a retrofittedbuilding.

By next year, the central vista will be redeveloped andthe Common Secretariat will be built by 2024, they said.Agencies

Centre floats RFP to redevelopParliament House or build new one

Ladakh to be first and only UT withtribal area status: Brig. Anil Gupta

An awardee addressing the gathering during BirthAnniversary celebration of Acharya Vinoba Bhave inJammu on Thursday.

Vinoba Bhave's birthanniversary celebrated at

the house he stayed in 1959