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JAMMU SUNDAY NOVEMBER, 25 2018 Raje govt patronised liquor, land and sand mafia in Rajasthan NATIONAL NEWS ON PAGE 12 Lankan Prez Sirisena to pen book on current political crisis INTERNATIONAL NEWS ON PAGE 8 VOL. 33 | NO. 323 | REGD. NO. : JM/JK 118/15 /17 | E-mail : [email protected] |epaper.glimpsesoffuture.com ,,,"!#&((%*)*’%# C Y M K C Y M K C Y M K C Y M K Ex-Army officer killed, several others injured in group clash in Doda " ! An Army officer was killed and several others were injured in a clash between rival groups at - ’#. %$ & Drug peddler arrested in Samba ! The Jammu and Kashmir Police has arrested a drug ped- dler with intoxicant capsules in ’* %$ & Civilian injured in firing incident succumbs to injuries in Budgam ! A civilian, injured in a firing incident near a security forces camp in Budgam district of Jammu and Kashmir, !+!"!$ %$ & Eight arrested for robbery in Kathua ! Police claimed to have cracked a case of robbery of Rs 1 crore in Jammu and Kashmir's !) %$ & Girl, injured in cross-firing in Kulgam, succumbs ! A girl, who was injured in cross-firing between militants and security forces in south !’" %$ & ! National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held the 21st round of border talks in China's southwestern Sichuan province on Saturday, offi- cials said. Besides the border dispute, the two senior officials at the picturesque Dujiangyan city, would also review the progress made in bilateral ties since the Wuhan Summit between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping in April, officials said. Doval and Wang are the designat- ed special representatives for border talks between India and China. The talks were expected to be concluded later Saturday. This is the first round of talks for Wang after he succeeded State Councillor Yang Jiechi earlier this year. Wang has become the state coun- cillor, a rank higher than the foreign minister in the Chinese government's hierarchy. Announcing the talks on November 21, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang presented an upbeat picture of the bi- lateral ties saying, "We have properly managed the differences through dia- logue and consultation. The border areas on the whole maintained stability". Officials maintain that this round of talks may focus more on reviewing the progress on trade and mainte- nance of peace at borders than move- ment towards a solution to the border dispute as India is headed for general elections next year. Since the first-ever "informal sum- mit" between Prime Minister Modi and President Xi in Wuhan, the two countries have launched a dialogue between trade officials to enhance India's exports to China to address the over USD 51-billion trade deficit. Since then, progress has been made towards increasing India's ex- port of rice, sugar and pharmaceuti- cals. This is expected to come under review at the talks, officials said. Negotiations between the special representatives are regarded highly significant by both the countries as they cover all aspects of bilateral ties besides making efforts to resolve the vexed border dispute. The India-China border dispute covers 3,488-km-long Line of Actual Control. China claims Arunachal Pradesh as part of southern Tibet. The last round, held in New Delhi between Doval and Yang, took place in the backdrop of the 73-day standoff be- tween the two militaries at Doklam over Chinese army's plan to build a road close to India's strategic "Chicken's Neck" corridor connecting the north-eastern states. The standoff ended after the People's Liberation Army halted the plans to build the road. Officials on both sides say a lot of spadework has been done to ensure peace and tranquillity at the border, though the solution to the border dis- pute is still elusive even after 20 rounds of talks. Senior defence officials of India and China held the 9th India-China Annual Defence and Security Dialogue in Beijing on November 13 after a one-year gap due to the Doklam standoff. During the meeting, both sides agreed to enhance defence ex- changes and interactions. Doval, Wang hold India-China border talks Sikh pilgrims pay respect, attending a religious festival to celebrate the birth anniversary of their spiritual leader Baba Guru Nanak, at Nankana Sahib near Lahore, Pakistan. ! Kashmir recorded 55.70 per cent voting while Jammu region witnessed an impres- sive turnout of 83 per cent on Saturday in the third phase of the pan- chayat elections in the state where a retired Army captain was killed in a clash be- tween rival groups at a polling station. The trend of high voter turnout in the panchay- at polls continued de- spite militant threats and boycott by main re- gional parties - the National Conference and the Peoples Democratic Party. Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Shaleen Kabra said the state recorded over 75 per cent of polling as 3.20 lakh elec- torate exercised their franchise in the third phase of the panchayat elections Saturday. Honorary captain (retd) Mohd Hafiz, 60, was killed and several others were injured af- ter a heated argument between two groups turned violent at a polling station in Joura panchayat of Block Kahara in Doda dis- trict, police said. Two of the injured were crit- ical and shifted to a lo- cal hospital at Kahara, Bhaderwah ASP Rajinder Singh said. "We will register a case under relevant sections against per- sons involved in the in- cident," he said. The polling began at 8 am in (#!’ %$ & ! Security agencies went into a tizzy in Punjab's border district of Pathankot after a farmer reported suspicious movement of six men, with police launching a massive search operation. The agencies were already on alert after four people travelling from Jammu in a hired car snatched the vehicle from its driv- er at gun point on November 13 in the district's Madhopur area. The Punjab Police Saturday ruled out a terror angle in the snatching case after the vehicle's driver identified one of the suspects who, officials said, was a local criminal. Police were maintaining a vigil as in 2016, terrorists, who had launched at- tacks on the Pathankot air base, had snatched a Punjab Police offi- cer's car to get to the military facili- ty. On receiving information from the farmer, police have shared in- puts with all agencies concerned to trace the six men. Balbir Singh, a farmer in Pathankot district's Shadipur village, claimed that he had seen six suspicious men on Friday evening when he was work- ing in his fields. "I saw six tall persons who were carrying backpacks. As they were looking unfamiliar, I !""’ %$ & Night temp remains below freezing point in Kashmir ! People continued to shiver as the night temperature remained below freezing point at majority of the places in Kashmir valley, where the mercury is expected to dip further due to open sky and dry weath- er during the next 48 hrs. Border town of Leh was the coldest place in the region at minus 8.8 degree Celsius, followed by Kargil, where the mercury dipped and set- tled at minus 7.6 degree. A Met department spokesperson said that weather will re- main dry during the next 48 hours in Kashmir valley, which could result in fur- ther dip in the night temperature. The night temperature in Leh dipped over a de- gree from Friday and settled at minus 8.8 degree while the mercury in Kargil plunged and settled at minus 7.6 degree. After witnessing a slight improvement in the night temperature, people woke up to a chilly Sunday morning in the summer !) %$ & ! The BJP said on Saturday the time has come to establish an alternative political dispensation in Jammu and Kashmir, which is "nationalist and pro-democracy in true sense". BJP national vice- president and the party's in-charge in Jammu and Kashmir Avinash Rai Khanna claimed that the people of the state have lost faith in the Congress and regional parties like the NC and PDP which practices politics of "opportunism and self interest", and are yearning for a better and reliable alternative. "These parties stand exposed be- fore the people due to their ugly drama after the disso- lution of the state assembly by the governor," he said while commenting on the recent political develop- ments in the state. The Jammu and Kashmir assembly was abruptly dissolved by Governor Satyapal Malik Wednesday night hours af- ter the PDP staked claim to form a government with the backing of rival National Conference and the Congress followed by another bid from the two- member People's Conference which claimed the support of the BJP and 18 legislators from other parties. "Time has come when an alternative politi- cal dispensation is estab- lished in the state, which is nationalist and pro-democ- racy in true sense," Khanna said. The BJP leader claimed that behind the curtain, the motive of these parties was to isolate and belittle the mandate of the people of a particular region, which failed due to the timely ac- tion of the governor, who played a vital role in saving the democracy from being "murdered" and it needs to be appreciated. Khanna al- leged that these parties had been taking the people of the state for granted for too long now as they were hav- ing a misconception that Kashmir was their !# %$ & ! Chief Judicial Magistrate Jammu Ashwani Sharma rejected the bail application filed by the accused brothers name- ly shalender gulati and sandeep gulati allegedly in- volved in duping of 13 crores. CJM after hearing Sr. Adv Sunil Sethi and Adv Pranav Kohli for the appli- cation whereas Sr. Adv PN Raina with Advocate YE Tak for the complainant and Senior Prosecuting Officer Rohit Gupta for the State observed that In the present case the recovery of huge amount of Rs. 12.90 Crore has not been effected. The investigation of the case is still at infancy and the custodial interrogation of the accused is still neces- sary. Though embargo con- tained U/S 497 Cr.RC is not attracted, but taking into consideration the amount invovled in the transaction and larger interests of the general public and state, the accused persons does not deserves the concession of bail at this stage. In the present case pri- ma facie there are reason- able grounds for believing that the accused have com- mitted a non-bailable of- fence U/S 420 RPC, but that there are sufficient grounds for further inquiry into his guilt, as such, pending such inquiry the accused per- sons does not deserves to be enlarged on bail.Viewed thus, the application bail %$ & Let people of Ayodhya live in peace ## ! The Muslim litigant in the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid title suit, Iqbal Ansari Saturday said he was satisfied with the security arrangements in Ayodhya ahead of the VHP 'Dharam Sabha', but ques- tioned the intention of the leaders in bringing such large crowds to the town. The Shiv Sena and the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) are organis- ing separate Ram Temple events in Ayodhya where multiple layers of se- curity have been put in place along with deployment of drone cameras to keep an eye on the possible mischief mongers. While Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray will offer prayers at the Ram janmabhoomi, the VHP will organise a 'Dharam Sabha' in ) %$ & Time for alternative political dispensation in J&K which is nationalist, pro-democracy: BJP CJM rejects bail of Gulathi Brothers " ! Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday said that integri- ty of major institutions was under attack under the present dispensation and that a nation without well- functioning institutions was bound to fail. He said well-function- ing institutions of gover- nance was a necessary con- dition to maintain peace and harmony and that if the present situations persists, it could create chaos in soci- ety, economy and polity. His remarks came at a time when the government is un- der fire for "undermining institutions" including the Reserve Bank of India and the Central Bureau of Investigation. "Besides, the institu- tions must be impartial, ob- jective and should function for the benefit of all sections of society. Unfortunately, integrity of major institu- tions faces many chal- lenges. The deterioration of the institutions adversely affects the functioning of various organs of the state and in eroding their credi- bility," the former Prime Minister said at a confer- ence on 'Towards Peace, Harmony and Happiness: Transition to Transformation'. "Such a situation can create chaos in society, economy and polity. A nation without well-functioning institu- tions is bound to fail," he said. The former Prime Minister said that main- taining secular character of all the institutions -- judici- ary, executive and legisla- tures -- was a pre-requisite for peace and harmony. "Eventually, it is the re- sponsibility of the political and religious leadership, civil society, intelligentsia and the media to uphold the Constitution and the in- tegrity of institutions," he said. "When the institu- tions start deviating from a just discharge of their con- stitutional responsibilities and knowingly or unknow- ingly fall prey to the extra- constitutional powers and non-state actors, then there is a danger of violence en- tering into the process of transition and transforma- tion," he said. Singh added that at- tempts were being made to create an atmosphere of fear through communal )!%$ %$ & Nation without well-functioning institutions is bound to fail: Manmohan Singh ! Traffic remained suspended on Srinagar-Leh national highway, the only road linking the Ladakh region with Kashmir following directions by the divisional authorities to avoid any accident as the road was slippery due to accumulation of snow and below freezing tempera- ture at several places. Border town of Kargil is facing acute shortage of essentials and there are 100 vehicles stranded at several places during the closure of the highway. Only one-way traffic was plying on Srinagar-Jammu national highway and historic 86-km-long historic Mughal road. Traffic will ply from Kashmir to Jammu today and no ve- hicle will be allowed from opposite direction, he said. On Mughal road, traffic will ply from Rajouri and Poonch to Shopian in south Kashmir, he addedA traffic police official told UNI that traffic re- mained suspended on Ladakh high- way following directions by Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir. "No vehicle will be al- lowed till further orders," he said. Meanwhile, chairman and Chief ’! %$ & Traffic remains suspended on Ladakh highway, Kargil facing shortage of essentials Kashmir records 55.70 pc, Jammu region 83 pc in third phase panchayat polls Villager spots six suspicious men in Pathankot, search operations launched

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National Security Advisor AjitDoval and Chinese Foreign MinisterWang Yi held the 21st round of bordertalks in China's southwesternSichuan province on Saturday, offi-cials said.

Besides the border dispute, thetwo senior officials at the picturesqueDujiangyan city, would also reviewthe progress made in bilateral tiessince the Wuhan Summit betweenPrime Minister Narendra Modi andPresident Xi Jinping in April, officialssaid.

Doval and Wang are the designat-ed special representatives for bordertalks between India and China. Thetalks were expected to be concludedlater Saturday.

This is the first round of talks forWang after he succeeded StateCouncillor Yang Jiechi earlier thisyear. Wang has become the state coun-cillor, a rank higher than the foreignminister in the Chinese government'shierarchy.

Announcing the talks onNovember 21, Chinese ForeignMinistry spokesman Geng Shuangpresented an upbeat picture of the bi-lateral ties saying, "We have properlymanaged the differences through dia-logue and consultation.

The border areas on the wholemaintained stability".

Officials maintain that this roundof talks may focus more on reviewingthe progress on trade and mainte-nance of peace at borders than move-ment towards a solution to the borderdispute as India is headed for generalelections next year.

Since the first-ever "informal sum-

mit" between Prime Minister Modiand President Xi in Wuhan, the twocountries have launched a dialoguebetween trade officials to enhanceIndia's exports to China to address theover USD 51-billion trade deficit.

Since then, progress has beenmade towards increasing India's ex-port of rice, sugar and pharmaceuti-cals. This is expected to come underreview at the talks, officials said.

Negotiations between the specialrepresentatives are regarded highlysignificant by both the countries asthey cover all aspects of bilateral tiesbesides making efforts to resolve thevexed border dispute.

The India-China border disputecovers 3,488-km-long Line of ActualControl. China claims ArunachalPradesh as part of southern Tibet.

The last round, held in New Delhibetween Doval and Yang, took place inthe backdrop of the 73-day standoff be-tween the two militaries at Doklamover Chinese army's plan to build aroad close to India's strategic"Chicken's Neck" corridor connectingthe north-eastern states.

The standoff ended after thePeople's Liberation Army halted theplans to build the road.

Officials on both sides say a lot ofspadework has been done to ensurepeace and tranquillity at the border,though the solution to the border dis-pute is still elusive even after 20rounds of talks.

Senior defence officials of Indiaand China held the 9th India-ChinaAnnual Defence and SecurityDialogue in Beijing on November 13after a one-year gap due to the Doklamstandoff. During the meeting, bothsides agreed to enhance defence ex-changes and interactions.

Doval, Wang hold India-China border talks

Sikh pilgrims pay respect, attending a religious festival to celebrate the birth anniversary of their spiritual leaderBaba Guru Nanak, at Nankana Sahib near Lahore, Pakistan.

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Kashmir recorded55.70 per cent votingwhile Jammu regionwitnessed an impres-sive turnout of 83 percent on Saturday in thethird phase of the pan-chayat elections in thestate where a retiredArmy captain waskilled in a clash be-tween rival groups at apolling station. Thetrend of high voterturnout in the panchay-at polls continued de-

spite militant threatsand boycott by main re-gional parties - theNational Conferenceand the PeoplesDemocratic Party.Chief Electoral Officer(CEO) Shaleen Kabrasaid the state recordedover 75 per cent ofpolling as 3.20 lakh elec-torate exercised theirfranchise in the thirdphase of the panchayatelections Saturday.Honorary captain(retd) Mohd Hafiz, 60,was killed and severalothers were injured af-

ter a heated argumentbetween two groupsturned violent at apolling station in Jourapanchayat of BlockKahara in Doda dis-trict, police said. Twoof the injured were crit-ical and shifted to a lo-cal hospital at Kahara,Bhaderwah ASPRajinder Singh said.

"We will register acase under relevantsections against per-sons involved in the in-cident," he said. Thepolling began at 8 am in

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Security agencies went into atizzy in Punjab's border district ofPathankot after a farmer reportedsuspicious movement of six men,with police launching a massivesearch operation.

The agencies were already onalert after four people travellingfrom Jammu in a hired carsnatched the vehicle from its driv-er at gun point on November 13 inthe district's Madhopur area. ThePunjab Police Saturday ruled out aterror angle in the snatching caseafter the vehicle's driver identifiedone of the suspects who, officials

said, was a local criminal. Policewere maintaining a vigil as in 2016,terrorists, who had launched at-tacks on the Pathankot air base,had snatched a Punjab Police offi-cer's car to get to the military facili-ty. On receiving information fromthe farmer, police have shared in-puts with all agencies concerned totrace the six men. Balbir Singh, afarmer in Pathankot district'sShadipur village, claimed that hehad seen six suspicious men onFriday evening when he was work-ing in his fields.

"I saw six tall persons whowere carrying backpacks. As theywere looking unfamiliar, I

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People continued to shiver as the nighttemperature remained below freezingpoint at majority of the places in Kashmirvalley, where the mercury is expected todip further due to open sky and dry weath-er during the next 48 hrs. Border town ofLeh was the coldest place in the region atminus 8.8 degree Celsius, followed byKargil, where the mercury dipped and set-tled at minus 7.6 degree. A Met departmentspokesperson said that weather will re-main dry during the next 48 hours inKashmir valley, which could result in fur-ther dip in the night temperature. Thenight temperature in Leh dipped over a de-gree from Friday and settled at minus 8.8degree while the mercury in Kargilplunged and settled at minus 7.6 degree.After witnessing a slight improvement inthe night temperature, people woke up to achilly Sunday morning in the summer

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The BJP said onSaturday the time has cometo establish an alternativepolitical dispensation inJammu and Kashmir,which is "nationalist andpro-democracy in truesense". BJP national vice-president and the party'sin-charge in Jammu andKashmir Avinash RaiKhanna claimed that thepeople of the state have lostfaith in the Congress andregional parties like the NCand PDP which practicespolitics of "opportunismand self interest", and areyearning for a better andreliable alternative. "Theseparties stand exposed be-

fore the people due to theirugly drama after the disso-lution of the state assemblyby the governor," he saidwhile commenting on therecent political develop-ments in the state.

The Jammu andKashmir assembly wasabruptly dissolved byGovernor Satyapal MalikWednesday night hours af-ter the PDP staked claim toform a government withthe backing of rivalNational Conference andthe Congress followed byanother bid from the two-member People'sConference which claimedthe support of the BJP and18 legislators from otherparties. "Time has comewhen an alternative politi-

cal dispensation is estab-lished in the state, which isnationalist and pro-democ-racy in true sense," Khannasaid.

The BJP leader claimedthat behind the curtain, themotive of these parties wasto isolate and belittle themandate of the people of aparticular region, whichfailed due to the timely ac-tion of the governor, whoplayed a vital role in savingthe democracy from being"murdered" and it needs tobe appreciated. Khanna al-leged that these parties hadbeen taking the people ofthe state for granted for toolong now as they were hav-ing a misconception thatKashmir was their

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Chief JudicialMagistrate JammuAshwani Sharma rejectedthe bail application filed bythe accused brothers name-ly shalender gulati andsandeep gulati allegedly in-volved in duping of 13crores.

CJM after hearing Sr.Adv Sunil Sethi and AdvPranav Kohli for the appli-cation whereas Sr. Adv PNRaina with Advocate YETak for the complainantand Senior ProsecutingOfficer Rohit Gupta for theState observed that In thepresent case the recovery ofhuge amount of Rs. 12.90Crore has not been effected.The investigation of thecase is still at infancy and

the custodial interrogationof the accused is still neces-sary. Though embargo con-tained U/S 497 Cr.RC is notattracted, but taking intoconsideration the amountinvovled in the transactionand larger interests of thegeneral public and state, theaccused persons does notdeserves the concession ofbail at this stage.

In the present case pri-ma facie there are reason-able grounds for believingthat the accused have com-mitted a non-bailable of-fence U/S 420 RPC, but thatthere are sufficient groundsfor further inquiry into hisguilt, as such, pending suchinquiry the accused per-sons does not deserves to beenlarged on bail.Viewedthus, the application bail

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The Muslim litigant in the RamJanmabhoomi-Babri Masjid titlesuit, Iqbal Ansari Saturday said hewas satisfied with the securityarrangements in Ayodhya ahead ofthe VHP 'Dharam Sabha', but ques-tioned the intention of the leaders inbringing such large crowds to thetown. The Shiv Sena and the VishvaHindu Parishad (VHP) are organis-ing separate Ram Temple events inAyodhya where multiple layers of se-curity have been put in place alongwith deployment of drone cameras tokeep an eye on the possible mischiefmongers. While Shiv Sena chiefUddhav Thackeray will offer prayersat the Ram janmabhoomi, the VHPwill organise a 'Dharam Sabha' in

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Former Prime MinisterManmohan Singh onSaturday said that integri-ty of major institutions wasunder attack under thepresent dispensation andthat a nation without well-functioning institutionswas bound to fail.

He said well-function-ing institutions of gover-nance was a necessary con-dition to maintain peaceand harmony and that if thepresent situations persists,it could create chaos in soci-ety, economy and polity.His remarks came at a time

when the government is un-der fire for "undermininginstitutions" including theReserve Bank of India andthe Central Bureau ofInvestigation.

"Besides, the institu-tions must be impartial, ob-jective and should functionfor the benefit of all sectionsof society. Unfortunately,integrity of major institu-tions faces many chal-lenges. The deterioration ofthe institutions adverselyaffects the functioning ofvarious organs of the stateand in eroding their credi-bility," the former PrimeMinister said at a confer-

ence on 'Towards Peace,Harmony and Happiness:Transition toTransformation'. "Such asituation can create chaosin society, economy andpolity. A nation withoutwell-functioning institu-tions is bound to fail," hesaid. The former PrimeMinister said that main-taining secular character ofall the institutions -- judici-ary, executive and legisla-tures -- was a pre-requisitefor peace and harmony.

"Eventually, it is the re-sponsibility of the politicaland religious leadership,civil society, intelligentsia

and the media to uphold theConstitution and the in-tegrity of institutions," hesaid. "When the institu-tions start deviating from ajust discharge of their con-stitutional responsibilitiesand knowingly or unknow-ingly fall prey to the extra-constitutional powers andnon-state actors, then thereis a danger of violence en-tering into the process oftransition and transforma-tion," he said.

Singh added that at-tempts were being made tocreate an atmosphere offear through communal

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Traffic remained suspended onSrinagar-Leh national highway, theonly road linking the Ladakh regionwith Kashmir following directionsby the divisional authorities toavoid any accident as the road wasslippery due to accumulation ofsnow and below freezing tempera-ture at several places. Border townof Kargil is facing acute shortage ofessentials and there are 100 vehiclesstranded at several places duringthe closure of the highway. Onlyone-way traffic was plying on

Srinagar-Jammu national highwayand historic 86-km-long historicMughal road. Traffic will ply fromKashmir to Jammu today and no ve-hicle will be allowed from oppositedirection, he said. On Mughal road,traffic will ply from Rajouri andPoonch to Shopian in southKashmir, he addedA traffic policeofficial told UNI that traffic re-mained suspended on Ladakh high-way following directions byDivisional Commissioner,Kashmir. "No vehicle will be al-lowed till further orders," he said.Meanwhile, chairman and Chief

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Traffic remains suspended onLadakh highway, Kargil facingshortage of essentials

Kashmir records 55.70 pc, Jammu region83 pc in third phase panchayat polls

Villager spots six suspicious men inPathankot, search operations launched

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JAMMU SUNdAy NoveMber 25, 2018Obituary2Glimpses of Future

OBITUARYWith profound grief and sorrow, we re-

gret to inform the sad demise of Sh. P.

N. Mathu on 16- 11-2018. Presently, he

was residing in Bangalore. He was a

resident of Jawahar Nagar, Srinagar

and Krishna Nagar, Canal Road,

Jammu. The Cremation took place on

17-11-2018 in Bangalore. 10th Day

Kriya shall be performed on 25-11-

2018 in Bangalore.

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OBITUARYWith profound grief and sorrow, we in-

form the sad & untimely demise of

Smt. Chand Rani (Mohini Ji) W/o Lt.

Sh. Gopi Nath Pandita originally of Vill.

Krangsoo Anantnag at present 876/B,

Bhawani Nagar, T. Tillo, near Last

Matador Stop Bhagwati Nagar,

Jammu on 18th Nov, 2018. Tenth Day

Kriya will be performed on 27th Nov,

2018 at Muthi Ghat, near Directorate

of School Education at 9:00 AM.

GRIEF STRICKEN

Daughter-in-law & Son

Smt. Usha & Rajinder Pandita

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10TH DAY KRIYAWith profound grief and sorrow, we

deeply inform the untimely demise of

our beloved Sh. Chaman Lal

Ambardar (Sahabjee) S/o Sh. Late

Pran Nath Ambardar on 21st

November 2018 at A- 16/205, Ist

Floor, Mahaghun Appartment

Shalimar Garden Ext.-II, near Budh

Bazar, Sahibabad, Ghaziabad, origi-

nally resident of Banamohalla,

Srinagar. Tenth Day Kriya will be per-

formed on 30th Nov 2018.

GRIEF STRICKEN:

Smt. Phoola Ambardar- Wife (9818542286, 9354658841)

Son and Daughters-in-Law

Sh.Anil Ambardar and Smt. Renu Ambardar (8130264533)

Smt. Anupama & Sh. Arun Thaploo- Daughter & Son-in-Law

And Grand Children:- Sheenu,Osheen and Advit

Sh. Chaman Lal

Ambardar

OBITUARYWith saddened heart and grief we in-

form about the sad demise of our

beloved Rajni Kaul of Katrusoo

Kulgam Kashmir presently at Flat

No.S-2 Plot No. 907 Shalimar Garden

behind Mata Kheer Bhawani Temple.

The 10th Day Kriya will be performed

at Gang Nahar (Chota Haridwar)

Murad Nagar on 29th Nov 2018.

Prayer Assembly will be held at our

residence at 11 AM.

GRIEF STRICKEN

Mother-in-law

Smt Jai Kishori (Kamla Kaul)

Sh Ashok Kaul -Husband

Smt & Sh Chand Ji Kaul -Jaithani & Jaith

Smt & Sh Gian Ji Kaul --do--

Smt & Sh Sanjay Kaul -Devarani & Devar

Smt & Sh Sushita Kaul --do--

Sakshi Kaul -Daughter

Smt & Sh Girdhari Lal Pandita -Nanand & Nandoi

Smt & Sh Ravi Bhat --do--

Smt Nirmal Labroo -Mother

Sh Dinesh Labroo -Brother

Contact Nos: 8368795864, 9711200972, 9811819938

Rajni Kaul

OBITUARYWith profound grief and sorrow, we in-

form the sad demise of Shree Tej

Bhadur Wanchoo S/o Late Shree Bola

Nath Wanchoo originally resident of

Mallyar 2nd Bridge Habba Kadal

Srinagar, Kashmir on 19-11-2018 A/P

H. No. 10 Durga Nagar Lane No. 3

near Shiv Mandir Bohri Talab Tillo,

Jammu. THE TENTH DAY KRIYA will

be performed on (Wednesday)

28.11.2018 at 9 A.M. at Muthi Ghat

near Directorate of School Education,

Jammu.

GRIEF STRICKEN

Smt. Krishna Wanchoo-Wife

Son & Daughter-in-law

Shri Satish Kumar Wanchoo & Veena Wanchoo

Son-in-law & Daughter

Shri Ramesh Peshion & Surekha Peshion

Samast Wanchoo, Raina, Parivar

Peshion and Kaul Pariwar

Grand Children

Shobhit Wanchoo, Garima

Wanchoo, Akrati Peshion

& Vaibhav Wanchoo

M: 9419358643, 9463599453, 9811549137

Sh. Tej Bhadur

Wanchoo

OBITUARYWith profound grief and sorrow, we

deeply inform the untimely demise of

our beloved Sh. Chaman Lal

Ambardar (Sahabjee) S/o Sh. Late

Prem Nath Ambardar on 21st

November 2108 at A-16/205, Ist

Floor,Mahaghun Appartment Shalimar

Garden Ext.-II, near Budh Bazar,

Sahibabad, Ghaziabad. Originally res-

ident of Banamohalla, Srinagar. Tenth

Day Kriya will be performed at

Haridwar on 30th Nov 2018

GRIEF STRICKEN:

Smt. Phoola Ambardar -Wife - 9818542286, 9354658841

Smt. Renu & Sh.Anil Ambardar -(Daughter-in-Law & Son)

8130264533, 7982660781

Smt. Anupama & Sh.Arun - (Daughter and Son-in-Law)

Smt. Kishni & Sh. C. L. Koul (Sister & Brother-in-Law)

Smt. Anjali & Sh. Dileep Ambardar (Sister-in-Law & Brother)

Smt. Renu & Sh. Rajender Ambardar (Sister-in-Law & Brother)

Smt. Ratna Raina (Sister-in-Law)

Smt. Sheela Bhan (Sister-in-Law)

Smt. Ratna & Sh. B.L. Bagati (Sister-in-Law & Brother-in-Law)

Smt. Usha & Sh. C.L.Raina (Sister-in-Law & Brother-in-Law)

Smt. Reeta Mukoo (Daughter-in-Law)

Smt. Jagat Mohini (Mother-in-Law)

Smt. Bimlaji & Sh. J.L. Khar (Sister-in-Law & Brother-in-Law)

Smt. Ratna & Sh. H.L. Khar (Sister-in-Law & Brother-in-Law)

Smt. Rita & Sh. Surender Khar (Sister-in-Law & Brother-in-Law)

Smt. Babli & Sh. Dileep Khar (Sister-in-Law & Brother-in-Law)

Smt. Baby & Sh. Ramesh Khar (Sister-in-Law & Brother-in-Law)

Smt. Rita & Sh. Anoop Khar (Sister-in-Law & Brother-in-Law).

Smt. Reena Khar -Daughter-in-law

Swati Sumbly, Priyanka, Amisha & Advait - Grand Children

Sh. Chaman Lal

Ambardar

OBITUARYWith profound grief we inform the sad

demise of Smt Veena Bhat W/o Lt

Bushan Lal Bhat of Ichkoot Budgam

Kashmir, at present H.No 30, Ashok

Nagar, Canal Road, Jammu on 20-11-

2018. Tenth Day Kriya will be held at

Muthi Ghat on 29-11-2018 Thursday.

Assembly Time: 9.30 AM.

GRIEF STRICKEN

Bhats, Kouls, Hakoos, Panditas, Dass, Srivastavas, Dullus

Mob: 9419195535, 9622617125

Smt Veena Bhat

OBITUARYWith profound grief and sorrow, we in-

form the sad & untimely demise of

Smt. Chand Rani (Mohini Ji) W/o Lt.

Sh. Gopi Nath Pandita originally of Vill.

Krangsoo Anantnag at present 876/B,

Bhawani Nagar, T. Tillo, near Last

Matador Stop Bhagwati Nagar,

Jammu on 18th Nov, 2018. Tenth Day

Kriya will be performed on 27th Nov,

2018 at Muthi Ghat, near Directorate

of School Education at 9:00 AM.

GRIEF STRICKEN

Daughter-in-law & Son

Smt. Usha & Rajinder Pandita

Daughter & Son-in-law

Smt. Sarla & Inderjeet Ganjoo

Smt. Sushma & Kanya Lal Raina

Smt. Pushpa & Ramesh Wangoo

Smt. Veena & Shubanji Bhat

And All Nears & Dears

Contact No: 9797418281

Smt. Chand Rani

(Mohini Ji)

OBITUARYWITH PROFOUND GRIEF AND

SORROW, WE INFORM THE SAD

DEMISE OF OUR BELOVED MOTH-

ER SMT DHANWATI KOUL (AMAJI)

W/O LATE SH JANKI NATH KOUL

ORIGINALLY RESIDENT OF

BONGAM TANGMARG, BARAMUL-

LA AT PRESENT FLAT NO. 17,

BLOCK 106, LANE 20, JAGTI

TOWNSHIP NAGROTA, JAMMU.

10TH DAY WILL BE PERFORMED

ON NOV. 28, 2018 AT MUTHI GHAT

NEAR DIRECTORATE OFFICE AT

8.30 AM.

GRIEF STRICKEN

DAUGHTER-IN-LAWS & SONS

SMT PHOOLA KOUL W/O LATE MAKHAN LAL KOUL

SMT SHEETAL & SH MADAN LAL KOUL

SMT JIGA & SH CHUNI LAL KOUL

SMT PHOOLA & SH RATTAN LAL KOUL

SMT SUNITA (PUMMY) & SH SUMIT KOUL

MOB : 8717094957, 9858572306, 9622174898, 9811228822

SMT DHANWATI

KOUL

CHOUBARSIChoubarsi rituals of our beloved

mother Late Smt. Shanti Devi Pargal

W/o Late Sh. Amar Nath Pargal R/o

Ward No. 4/6, Samba will be per-

formed on 25th of November, 2018

(Sunday) at 12:00 Noon at Dina Nath

Memorial Hall, Near New Bus Stand,

Samba.

DEEPLY MISSED & REMEMBERED BY:-

Daughters-in-law & Sons

Smt. Chanchal Gupta & Sh. Subash Pargal

Smt. Chintpurni Gupta & Sh. Bushan Pargal

Smt. Tripta Gupta & Late Sh. Darshan Pargal

Smt. Neelam Gupta & Sh. Ravi Pargal

Smt. Usha Gupta & Sh. Jai Karan Pargal

Smt. Ranjana Gupta & Sh. Surinder Pargal

Smt. Jyoti Gupta & Sh. Anil Pargal

Daughters & Sons-in-law

Smt. Raj Kumari & Sh. Puran Chand Gupta

Smt. Sudesh Kumari & Sh. Baghwan Dass Gupta

All Grand Children & Great Grand Children

M/s Army Cloth House Bus Stand Samba

9419141052, 9906033711, 9419152731, 9419152732

Smt. Shanti Devi

Pargal

BHOG & ANTIM ARDASWith profound grief and sorrow, we in-

form that “Jathedar Jaswant Singh Ji”

S/o Late Gyani Khazan Singh Ji R/o

W.No - 10, Mohalla Singh Sabha,

Poonch City left for his Heavenly

abode on 18th November 2018.

PROGRAMME: Aramb Shri Akhand

Path Sahib at our residence at 09:00

AM on 25th November 2018 & Bhog

Shri Akhand Path Sahib at 09:00 AM

on 27th November 2018 followed by

KIRTAN and ANTIM ARDAS from

10:00 AM to 12:30 Noon at Gurdwara

Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Poonch City,

Poonch (J&K) on 27th November

2018.

GRIEF STRICKEN

Brother

Gyani Surjit Singh, Sainik Colony, Jammu.

Son & Daughter-in-law

S. Inderjit Singh (SDO, Agriculture, Poonch) &

Sdr. Surinder Kaur

Dr. Jaspreet Singh - Grandson

Er. Harpreet Kaur & Er. Ravneet Singh -

Grand Daughter & Grand Son-in-law

Nephews & Daughters-in-law

Col. Harinder Singh (Retd.) & Dr. Vikesh Kaur (Principal,

Doon International School, Jammu)

S. Gurcharan Singh (Education Deptt) & Sdr. Jagrit Kaur

S. Paramjit Singh & Sdr. Bhupinder Kaur

Nieces & Sons-in-law

Sdr. Rajinder Kaur & S. Amarjeet Singh

Sdr. Satinder Kaur & S. Jatinder Singh

Mob. No: 9622316227

Jathedar Jaswant

Singh Ji

10TH DAY/KRIYA/UTHALAWith profound grief and sorrow, we in-

form the sad demise of our beloved

Lt. Sh Suraj Parkash Sethi S/o Lt. Sh

Des Raj Sethi R/o H.No. 395-A

Gandhi Nagar Jammu. 10th Day wil

be performed on 25-11-2018

(Sunday) at 11.00 AM at our resi-

dence H.No. 395-A Gandhi Nagar

Jammu. Kriya will be performed on

28-11-2018 (Wednesday) at 12 Noon

at our residence H.No. 395-A Gandhi

Nagar, Jammu. Uthala will be per-

formed on 28-11-2018 (Wednesday)

from 4 to 5 PM at Laxmi Narayan

Mandir (Back Gate), Gandhi Nagar

Jammu.

GRIEF STRICKEN

Smt Asha Sethi -Wife

Daughters & Sons-in-law

Smt Neelam & Sanjay Arora

Smt Kantu & Sanjay Smailpuri

Smt Ramma & Ajay Bhatia

Smt Suman & Deepak Gupta

Grand Children: Rakshit, Nishit, Karan, Sanchita, Paras

All Sethi Family

Mob. 94191-58281, 94196-18573

Sh Suraj Parkash

Sethi

UTHALA (13TH DAY)With profound grief and sorrow,we inform the sad demise of ourbeloved Sh Bodh Raj S/o LateSh Durga Dass R/o DhindayKalan, Tehsil R.S Pura, Jammuleft for heavenly abode on 14-11-2018. 13TH DAY will be per-formed on 26-11-2018(Monday) at our residenceDhinday Kalan R.S Pura at12.00 Noon.GRIEF STRICKENSmt Kamla Devi -WifeSh Pt. Kali Dass (Elder Brother)Sh Dharam Vir -SonSh Sushil Kumar -SonContact No. 9796654214, 7889974453

Sh Bodh Raj

KRIYA/UTHALAWith profound grief & sorrow, we in-

form the sad demise of our beloved

Sh Ram Charan Gupta S/o Lt Sh

Bhagmal Gupta R/o H.No 99, Prem

Ngr. New Plot’s, Jammu who left for

heavenly abode on 13-11-2018. Kriya

will be performed on 25-11-2018

(Sunday) at our residence at 12 Noon.

Uthala will be performed on 26-11-

2018 (Monday) at Mahajan Hall

Shalamar at 3 4 PM.

GRIEF STRICKEN

Kamla Gupta -Wife

Sh Des Raj Gupta -Brother

Smt Kanta Gupta -Bhabhi

Smt Pritam Malhotra -Sister

Ankita & Vishal -Daughter-in-law & Son

Sakshi & Sandeep -Daughter-in-law & Nephew

Neha & Rajeev -Daughter-in-law & Nephew

Pallavi Gupta -Daughter

Grand Children: Akshaj, Rishika, Anadia, Manasvi, Rivan &

Ruhan

M/S KAMAL TERICOT STORES

M/S DES RAJ & CO.,

KANAK MANDI JAMMU

9419140860, 9419186106, 9419188603

Sh Ram Charan

Gupta

CHOUBRARSIChoubarsi of Late Sh Kashmir Singh

Bandral S/o Late Sh Luddar Singh

R/o Marta Teh Ramnagar A/p Garh

Mandi Jindrah will be performed on

25th of Nov. 2018 at our residence

Garh Mandi Jindrah at 12.00 noon.

DEEPLY MISSED BY:

Smt Sudesh Kumari -Wife

Daughter-in-laws & Sons

Smt Neeraj & Jaideep Singh

Smt Amita & Om Dev Singh

Daughter & Son-in-law

Smt Suman & Sh Sat Dev Singh

Grand Children:

Navdeep, Shubhdeep, Krish, Mithu, Surbhi & Garima

M/s Crown Pharmaceutical

Bakshi Nagar, Jammu

Cont: 9419182423

Sh Kashmir Singh

Bandral

BARKHI“Life and time moves on, but your

sweet memories and Golden

Guidance will always be a sacred

treasure to us. May your noble soul

rest in peace in the Lotus feet of God

and continue to bless us all”. One

year has passed. Barkhi of our

beloved Sh T N Sharma (Retd XEN)

will be performed on Sunday, 25th

Nov 2018, at our residence, H.No.

884, Subhash Nagar Jammu at 11:00 AM.

DEEPLY MISSED & REMEMBERED BY:-

Smt Vandana Sharma - Wife

Pankaj Sharma - Son (J&K Bank)

Daughter & Son-in-Law

Shivani Mehta & Dr Jitender Mehta

Nivedita Sharma - Daughter

Santosh Sharma - Son

Madhav Mehta - Grand Son

Mob: 7006549586, 7006985071, 7006780409

Sh T N Sharma

UTHALAWith profound grief and sorrow, we in-

form the sad demise of our beloved

Sh. Deepak Sharma S/o Late Sh.

Satpal Sharma R/o Surankot Distt.

Poonch. UTHALA will be performed

on 25th of Nov. 2018 at 3.00 P.M. at

our residence.

GRIEF STRICKEN

Ranju Bali-Wife

Pranjal Sharma-Son

Daughters & Son-in-law

Smt. Sunita Sharma & Sh. Romesh Chander Sharma

Smt. Amita Rani & Sh. Jagdish Chander Sharma

Smt. Madhumita Sharma & Sh. Vijay Kumar

Smt. Punita Bakshi W/o Late Sh. Joginder Bakshi

Smt. Sangita Sharma & Sh. Harish Sharma

Contact No: 7006101095, 9419352113

Sh. Deepak

Sharma

ADH-BARKHIADH-BARKHI of our beloved Late Sh.

Dwarka Nath Sharma (Retired

Principal D.I.E.T) S/o Sh. Thakur

Dass (R/o Paloura Jammu) shall be

performed on 25-11-2018 (Sunday)

at our present residence Doctors

Flats, Ayush Bhawan, SMVD

Narayana Hospital, Katra, Jammu at

11.00 A.M.

DEEPLY MISSED BY:

Smt. Shakuntla Sharma-Wife

Daughter & Son-in-law

Dr Richa Sharma & Sh. Pratul

Daughter-in-law & Son

Dr Rashmi & Dr Amit Basnotra

Master Amay Basnotra-Grandson

All Family Members

Sh. Dwarka Nath

Sharma

CHOUBARSICHOUBARSI of our loved Sh. Kali

Dass Sharma S/o Late Sh. Munshi

Ram Sharma will be performed on

26th Nov. 2018 at our residence

House No. 164/A Priyadarshani Lane

No. 3 Talab Tillo at 12.00 P.M.

GRIEF STRICKEN

Mother & Father

Smt. Pushpa Sharma W/o Late Sh. Munshi Ram Sharma

Smt. Vaishno Sharma-Wife

Mr C. Love Sharma-Son

Shallani & Mr Deepak Sharma- Daughter and Son-in-law

Smt. Neeraj & Sh. P.N. Sharma-Sister-in-law & Brother

Smt. Champa & Sh. Mohan Lal -Sister & Brother-in-law

Smt. Sudesh & Sh. Mohinder Vaid-Sister & Brother-in-law

Smt. Rattana & Sh. Sham Khajuria-Sister & Brother-in-law

Smt. Madhu & Sh. Darshan Sharma-Sister & Brother-in-law

DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY:

KERNI FAMILY

MOBILE NO: 9596988941, 9906214327

Sh. Kali Dass

Sharma

ADH-BARKHIAdh Barkhi of our beloved Smt

Shama Dutta W/o Sh Suraj Parkash

Dutta (Draba Wala) will be performed

on 25 Nov. at our residence Ward No

59, House No 71 Pandoka Paloura,

Jammu.

GRIEF STRICKEN

Sons & Daughter-in-laws

Smt Niju & Sh Deepak Dutta

Smt Rama & Sh Ravi Dutta

Smt Sonia & Sh Karan Dutta

Grand Children: Manik, Nindiya, Danish, Archie, Aashima, Bhoomi

Contact No: 9419153089, 9419123200, 9797860908

Smt Shama Dutta

10TH DAY/UTHALAWith profound grief and sorrow, we in-

form the sad demise of our beloved

Smt. Ratno Devi W/o Late Sh. Puran

Chand R/o H.No 54, Sarwal Jammu.

The 10th Day Rituals will be per-

formed on Sunday 25th Nov, 2018 at

our residence at 11:00 AM. Uthala will

be performed on Wednesday 28th

Nov, 2018 at Kailash Nath Shiv

Mandir Sarwal at 5:00 PM.

GRIEF STRICKEN:-

Sons & Daughters-in-law

Sh. Mohan Lal Gupta & Smt. Veena Gupta

Sh. Raj Kumar Gupta & Smt. Sunita Gupta

Sh. Prem Kumar Gupta & Smt. Shakti Gupta

Sh. Tilak Raj Gupta & Smt. Shashi Gupta

Sh. Ashwani Kumar & Smt. Neelam Gupta

Sh. Suresh Kumar & Smt. Rajni Gupta

Lt Smt. Chanchal W/o Sh. Girdhari Lal - Daughter & Son-in-law

Grand Sons & Daughters-in-law

Mr. Pankaj Gupta & Mrs. Kavita

Mr. Sumit Gupta & Mrs. Nidhi

Grand Sons: Amit, Suraj, Ramesh, Ankit, Ritik, Nitin, Samay

Ph: 9419113508, 9419229680

Smt. Ratno Devi

10TH DAY KRIYAWith profound grief and sorrow, weinform the sad demise of Smt. RaniBhat W/o Lt. Soom Nath Bhat ofDevar Tral (Kmr), presently at H.No. 231, Lane - 2A, SuryavanshNagar Lower Roop Nagar, Jammu(Behind Baba Palace) on 23-11-2018 (Friday) at 6:00 AM. Tenth DayKriya will be performed at MuthiGhat at 9:00 am on 01-12-2018(Saturday).GRIEF STRICKENSmt. Chooni Pandita -Sister-in-lawSh. Triloki Nath Below -Brother-in-lawSons & Daughters-in-lawSh. Ravinder Bhat & Smt. Veena RainaSh. Rakesh Bhat & Smt. Rajni KoulDaughters & Sons-in-lawSmt. Veena Bhat & Sh. Ashwani RainaSmt. Jyoti Bhat & Sh. Rakesh GanjooSmt. Pumi Bhat & Sh Sanjay Koul (Arazbeg)Smt. Ruby Bhat & Sh. Veer Ji RainaMob. No: 9469141174/7006311692

Smt. Rani Bhat

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Army OrganisesPaintingCompetition AtReasi DistrictUdhampur (J&K) : 24 Nov

Indian Army organised aPainting Competition at GovernmentMiddle School, Sarrah , Reasi Districton 24 Nov 18. A total of 57 students par-ticipated with a lot of enthusiasm.Students creatively used the platformas a means of addressing the crucialissue of environment conservation. Itwas heartening to see a number of stu-dents come forward to showcase theirtalent which demonstrated their con-cern for the cause. The Army also mo-tivated the students to study hard andto be active contributors to nation’ssocial, economic and scientificgrowth. The event was followed byprize distribution to those securingthe top three positions and a specialconsolation prize for the most enthu-siastic participant. All other partici-pants were also given gifts to boosttheir morale and felicitate their in-domitable spirits.

Army Organises CoachingClasses For Sainik SchoolAt Malar Region , KishtwarDistrictJammu: 24 Nov

As part of Skill Development initia-tive Army has commenced“Coaching classes for Sainik School”at Malar region of Kishtwar districtfrom 24 Nov 2018. A total of 04 stu-dents are attending these classes.The coaching classes are being con-ducted to improve the theoretical andanalytical skills of the students. Thestudents are being coached in all sub-jects including the techniques of at-tempting the questions for the exam.The Army will also be assisting theaspirants for registration for the ex-amination. Army in the past fewmonths has conducted a series ofskill development classes which haveresulted in enhancing the skill basedemployment generation for theyouth.

Jammu Nov 24

BJP State PresidentRavinder Raina, chaired re-view meeting of Convenorsand members of state teams ofall Cells of BJP at its stateheadquarter, Jammu. StatePresident was also accompa-nied by BJP State GeneralSecretary Yudhvir Sethi andState Incharge BJP’s All CellsS. Varinderjit Singh. RavinderRaina, while addressing themeeting, said that the Cells actas the basic units for the greatfamily of BJP. Stressing uponthe importance of Cells in com-ing months, he said that theleaders of Cells have an impor-tant role in approaching LokSabha elections. They saidthat the Cells have to work inbetween the common massesthus effectively taking the ide-ology of the party to them. Heprompted them to act as theconnecting link in between theparty and the targeted popula-tion so as to maximize the votegain for the party. Raina asked

them to take all the schemesinitiated by Prime MinisterNarendra Modi to their respec-tive fields and strive generatewarm contact with the promi-nent persons of society. Heasked the present leaders thatthey also have the responsibil-ity to counter the anti-National propagandas propa-gated by other parties whileengaged in their workplaces.Raina said that they must notallow any appeasement poli-cies for foes of Nation andSociety in their respectivefields while acting as the

strong bastion of party.Yudhvir Sethi, while speakingin the meeting, asked Cell lead-ers to follow all the party pro-grammes strictly which willhelp in strengthening of theirCells’ structures. He promptedthem to conduct regular meet-ings of their respective Cells toaware all the members of theCells of their responsibilitiestowards the party and moreimportantly their communi-ties. Varinderjit Singh, whilespeaking in the meeting, askedCells’ convenors to work ex-tensively in the field. He said

that the dedicated work by theCell leaders will make benefitthe party in approachingParliamentary elections bymaking the organizationstronger. Later, all the StateConvenors of Cells presentedoverview of working and pro-grammes undertaken by theirrespective Cells in recentmonths after brief session ofintroduction by members oftheir state teams. StateConvenor BJP’s HumanRights Cell Hunar Gupta con-ducted stage proceedings.State Cell Convenors alongwith teams present in themeeting were Refugee CellVikas Sharma, CooperativeCell H. S. Pammy, Weaver CellB. K. Kaul, Transport CellDarshan Singh, Ex-Servicemen Cell Brig. UttamSingh Chib, Teacher &Employee Cell Arun Gupta,Sanskriti Cell Barat BhushanSharma, Senior Citizen CellDr. Nirmal Kamal, Local BodyCell Deepak Gupta and LegalCell Ranjit Singh Jamwal.

Raina chairs review meeting of BJP’s Cells

Jammu Nov 24

The winning mar-gin of BharatiyaJanata Party (BJP)candidates during theLok Sabha Electionswill get double. Thiswas stated by BJP StateIncharge IT & SocialMedia, Jaidev Rajwalwhile chairing a meet-ing with hisParliamentaryConstituencyIncharges. BJP StateCo-Incharge andPrabhari Jammu-Poonch ParliamentaryConstituency SanjeevManmotra and StateCo-Incharge andPrabhari Udhampur-Doda Parliamentaryconstituency, Sh.Anoop Kotwal werepresent in the meetingwhereas PrabhariLadakh Parliamentary

constituency,Phunchok Dorjey par-ticipated in the meet-ing through VideoConferencing.Addressing the meet-ing, Jaidev Rajwal saidthat the amount of thework which theCentral Governmentdid at the ground levelwill benefit the party inthe coming elections aselectricity has been

provided to those peo-ple living in the farflung areas have gotelectricity connectionsat their homes. He saidthat under UjjawalaYojana LPG Gas con-nections were distrib-uted to the people thosedo not have any gasconnections and sever-al other schemes andNow Health Card forthe poor. He said that

the party activists willwork hard to highlightthe achievements ofthe party and counter-ing false propagandawhich was being raisedby the Opposition par-ties from time to time.He urged the party mento work with more ded-ication to highlight theachievements of theparty at the differentplatforms of the socialmedia. During themeeting they made aSocial Media strategyregarding the upcom-ing Parliamentaryelections during thenext year. State Co-Incharge and PrabhariJammu-PoonchParliamentaryConstituency SanjeevManmotra said thatthey organize nukkadsabhas to highlight theachievements of the

Central Government.State Co-Incharge andPrabhari Udhampur-Doda Parliamentaryconstituency, AnoopKotwal said that theparty activists will pre-pare beneficiaries listsof the CentralGovernment. “We willhighlight the achieve-ments of the CentralGovernment alongwith beneficiaries ofthe Schemes.”Prabhari for LadakhParliamentary con-stituency, Sh.Phunchok Dorjey saidthat they will highlightthe achievements of theCentral Government inthe Ladakh region.Among others, StateCo- InchargeParshotam Vaid andState Office Secretary,M.K Razdan were alsopresent in the meeting.

Winning margin of Parliamentary seats willbe doubled in 2019: Jaidev Rajwal

Jammu November 24

North East Centre ofNational Academy of Musicdance and drama has invitedNatrang Director BalwantThakur to participate inNational Children TheatreSeminar being held in Tezpur,Assam from 27th to 30thNovember, 2018. Top practition-ers of children theatre in Indiahave been invited to deliberateon various aspects of ChildrenTheatre. Prominent amongstthem include KironBhatanagar, V.K Sharma, LatifKhatana, K.G. Krishnamurthy,Bhaskar Goswami, NipamKumar, and Supriti Gosh in-cluding Balwant Thakur.Balwant Thakur is one of themost celebrated playwright andtheatre director of India whogave a new dimension to chil-dren theagre in India. HisChildren plays Mere Hisse KiDhoop Kahan Hai and AapHamaare Hain are as of now the

the most sought-after andlongest running plays in India.He also holds the credit of hav-ing created plays with over onethousand young performers onstage and to cite few, the playslike 'Hum Hain Naa' and 'Udaan'are the remarkable examples ofhis unmatched creativity andinnovations. In this NationalChildren Seminar being held inTezpur, Balwant Thakur willreflect upon the theatre scene inIndia and will deliberate on hisvision of children theatre andthe emerging global trends inchildren theatre experiments.

Decorated with the highestIndian honor in performingarts i.e, Sangeet NatakAkademi Award for Directionin theatre, Balwant Thakur iscredited for being the youngesttheatre director of India whohas participated over Threehundred Fifty NationalTheatre Festivals as director,which is a record in the coun-try. Known as a magic man of

theatre, his outstanding visualpoetics on stage like‘Ghumayee’ ‘Bawa Jitto’ ‘SunoEh Kahani’ ‘Chauraha’ and‘Mahabhoj’ ‘Gulab Gatha’,‘Mata KI Kahani’ have vibratedthe theatre scene of NorthIndia. Credited for bringingDogri theatre to the Nationaland International limelight, hehas been highly instrumentalin creating a new cultural ren-aissance in the State of Jammuand Kashmir. In Children’s the-atre, Balwant Thakur is oneamong the very few theatre di-rectors of the country who haverevolutionized the theatrescene and have evolved a newdramaturgy for children. Hisplays like ‘Mere Hisse Ki DhoopKahan Hai’ ‘Aap Hamare HainKaun’ ‘Hum Hain Naa’ and‘Bhag Beta Bhag’ are beingcredited as the most demandedchildren productions whichhave been featured in almost allthe major theatre events inIndia.

Jammu, Nov 24

“Urdu is not only a lan-guage but is also a culturehaving a rich cultural her-itage to its credit. It is anIndian language which hasplayed a vital role in promo-tion of Indian Culture, her-itage and civilization. It hasalso played a vital role in thefreedom struggle of India.”These words were spoken bythe illustrious speakers at theInaugural function of the twoday International seminar be-ing organized by the depart-ment of Urdu, University ofJammu on the topic“Composite culture and Urduliterature”. In his inauguraladdress, Prof. Manoj.K. DharHon’ble Vice Chancellor,University of Jammu in hisaddress said Urdu is a cultur-al language with built in so-phistication and is highlysuited for expression of emo-

tions and variegated descrip-tions. Urdu language is aproduct of India and its litera-ture is rich showcasing thepassion, sentiments of Indianpeople regardless of the reli-gion. Urdu is not only a com-posite language in itself buthas played major role in keep-ing the fibre of composite cul-ture intact in India. ProfDhar, further said that Urdulanguage has a cosmopolitancharacter as it has assimilat-ed words from Sanskrit,Hindi, English, Punjabi,

Portuguese besides Arabicand Persian. Urdu has givenmany new things to Indiasuch as Mushiras, ghazalsand nazams.

It has been said Urdu re-flects and represents Indianhistory, its movements anddepression.Vice-Chancellorexpressed hope that the twoday International seminarwill not only put forth therichness of Urdu language butalso the role it has played indeveloping composite cul-ture.

Intl Seminar on Composite Culture andUrdu Literature Commences at JUUrdu is a true reflection of composite culture in India; said Prof DharJammu Nov 24

A special meeting was con-vened by admirers, old friendsand colleagues of Mrs. NasreenHamid of Najibabad, U.P. on herdemise after a brief illness. Shewas postgraduate from MeerutUniversity and held in degree inJournalism. A condolencemeeting was held inConstitution Club, New Delhiwhere admirers from differentwalks of life paid rich tributes tothe departed soul. Mrs. NasreenHamid was Editor of theEnglish Weekly, The Voice ofMillions published from NewDelhi for several years and wasassociated with several social,revolutionaries and democraticorganisations. She was also pro-lific writer, author and poet al-so. The condolence meeting waspresided over by Prof.BhimSingh, Chairman of theEditorial Board, The Voice ofMillions and the Indo-PalestineFriendship Society expressingcondolences, Prof.Bhim Singh

said that Mrs. Nasreen Hamidwas one of the most delightfulorators and writers who was ed-iting the Voice of Millions forseveral years. Prof.Bhim Singhwhile paying tributes to the de-parted soul described Mrs.Nasreen Hamid as highly im-pressive writer and author whobelieved in secular ethos andthe composite culture. While de-scribing her political and socialactivities he narrated that Mrs.Nasreen Hamid joined theVoice of Millions which wasfounded by Prof.Bhim Singh in1975. He said that she wasFounder & President-Al-Furqan Educational Society,U.P., Chairperson--GlobalWomen's Lib, Former Member,Social Welfare Board, U.P., VicePresident-Rashtriya MahilaSansthan, General Secretary-State Legal Aid Committee,General Secretary-Non-AlignedCongress of Youth, GeneralSecretary-Indo-Arab SolidarityCouncil, General Secretary-Indo-Palestine Friendship

Society, Former Member-AIRNajibabad, U.P., FormerPresident-Society ShardaParishad-MKDV College,Managing Director-TheatreArtiste of India & Secretary, AllIndia Muslim BackwardClasses Federation.

Prof.Bhim Singh narratedthat Mrs. Nasreen Hamid hadjoined the movement of peoplefor world peace mission whichwas led by Prof.Bhim Singh.Mrs. Nasreen Hamid travelledalmost half of the globe in theteam led by Prof.Bhim Singh fornearly 10 years. She was assis-tant of the VOM TV Networkteach which visited on a mis-sion of peace and human rights.She visited Pakistan, Nepal,Bhutan, Jordan, Iraq, Syria,Lebanon, Egypt, Tunis, Libya,Iran, Israel, Palestine, Rome,Germany, Vienna (Austria),Paris, France, Switzerland, UK,USA, Yugoslavia, China, Japan,Saudi Arab (as delegate in HajGoodwill Delegation, Govt. ofIndia, 2008).

BLSKS observed international dayof violenceagainst womenjammu nov24

To observed theInternational Day for theElimination of Violenceagainst Women promote thetraditional culture of J&K,Bhartiya Lok Sangeet KalaSansthan (BLSKS) staged237th Saturday SeriesMusical Play “SHAKTI” incollaboration with SangamTru Art Production (STAP) atDurga Bhawan , Janipur,Jammu , J&K. The programewas inaugurated by the ChiefGuest State Gharana & Sa ReGa Ma Awardee Sh. SurajSingh , Renowned Singer ofJ&K . Sh.V.K.Magotra, for-mer regional director, direc-torate of field publicity ,Government of India,Sh.J.K.Raina, Producer ,Director Films, Dr. AnjuDogra , J&K Govt. Heath Deptwere the guest of honors.

Jammu: 24 Nov

Scouts and Guides,State HQ, Jammu organ-ised a flag ceremony at AFStation Satwari, Jammuunder the esteemed pres-ence of Wing CommanderMM Joshi(retd). A team ofGovernor Awardees deco-rated the dignitaries withScouts and Guides flags.Wg Cdr MM Joshi in hisaddress emphasised theimportance of Scouts andGuides for students andmotivated the young budsto join in. Also present atthe ceremony were AirCommodore Shashi KantMishra, Chairman AirForce School, Gp CaptGirish Hotchandani, ViceChairman Air Force

School, Gp Capt SSChhetri, ED Air ForceSchool and Mrs ShuchiGupta, Principal, AirForce School Jammu. A

team of 16 Scouts andGuides from Air ForceSchool Jammu also gotthe opportunity to wit-ness the ceremony.

Scouts And Guides Flag CeremonyHeld At Air Force Station Jammu

Balwant Thakur invited to National Children Theatre Seminar in North East

Jammu: 24 Nov

A flagging in ceremony marked the culmina-tion of a weeklong Capacity Building Tour (CBT)organised by the troops of the Manawar YodhaBrigade at Rakhmuthi Garrison. 31 Students ofGovt Higher Secondary School Khour, DistrictJammu returned after and eventful visit toDehradun. The CBT was primarily aimed towardsproviding an insight to these students fromBoarder Areas about the Indian Military Academy,Dehradun, the premier officer training institute ofthe Nation. Other highlights of the tour included avisit to the Raj Bhawan where the students calledon the Hon’ble Governor of Uttarakhand, Smt BabyRani Maurya and a visit to the Rashtriya IndianMilitary College. The students also visited varioustourist locations in and around Dehradun which in-cluded visit to Rishikesh and Haridwar.

Jammu: 24 Nov

A Medical cumVeterinary Camp was organ-ised by Gurj Division ofArmy at village Marheen,distt Kathua (J&K) as an ef-

fort to reach out to the under-privileged villagers of remoteareas on 24 Nov 18. The med-ical cum veterinary campwas inaugurated by Smt RajKumari widow of late NaikRam Pal Sharma, who em-

phasised the role of Army innation building and also com-plemented the Armed Forcesfor facilitating provision ofbetter health facilities to thelocals.

A team of doctors fromArmy and civil health careprovided free health check upand distributed medicinesduring the camp. A total of646 villagers including 58 Ex-servicemen were providedwith medical care. In addi-tion to the medical camp, 122cattle were also given med-ical treatment by the veteri-nary doctors. This event wasmarked by the presence ofmany senior military and civ-il officials. The locals appre-ciated the initiative of Armyand expressed gratitude forthe same.

Second Free Medical & Veterinary CampAt Village Marheen, Distt Kathua

Capacity Building Tour:Ima Dehradun

Tributes to Nasreen Hamid, Editor-VOMShe was wonderful writer, orator & world traveller

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JAMMU, NOVEMBER 24:

Advisor to Governor,Kewal Kumar SharmaSaturday highlighted thesignificance of Yoga forhealthy living and its im-portance in modern daylife.The Advisor was speak-ing at ‘All India PranayamPrashikshan Shiver’ heretoday at Bhartiya YogSansthan Yog Ashram atGole Gujral, where he waspresent as the chief guest.

He also participated inthe morning Yog Sadhana.He was welcomed byPresident, Bharitiya YogSansthan, Jammu,

Satyapal and Secretary,BYS, Jia Lal.

“Yoga is a journey ofself, through self, to the self.It is significant to lead a bal-anced and healthy life,” theAdvisor said.

Highlighting the signif-icance of Yoga, Sharma ad-vised the people to adopthealthy life-style to stay fit.He said that Yoga plays animportant factor in discov-ering inner peace; a sense ofoneness and form a balancebetween mind and body.

Considered to be an age-old mental, physical andspiritual practice, now,Yoga has been practiced

globally, he said, addingthat, the practice of Yoga isbelieved to help in trans-forming the body and mindof the practitioners.

The Advisor appreciat-ed the role played by theBhartiya Yog Sansthan forinvolving large number ofpeople in daily Yog Abyasand imparting Yoga to peo-ple regularly, free of cost,across the nation and main-taining purity in its opera-tions. He further said itwould be better if youngminds are roped in for dailyYoga practice.

He applauded the or-ganization for dedicating it-

self towards their mission“Jiyo aur Jivan do” aimingat making people healthythrough Yoga, an ancientIndian science for physical,mental and spiritual well-being.

The Advisor expressedhis gratification to witnessthe participants from 23States assembled at Jammufor the Yoga Camp and ex-tended a warm welcome toall the participants. He alsoassured all possible sup-port to the organization inits endeavor to spread Yogafor transforming physicaland mental health of thepeople. , the Advisor also

visited the book stall thereand enquired about theavailable books on Yogapractice. He said that suchtexts will play a great con-tributing factor towardsspreading health all over.

Pertinently, a total of620 Yog Adhikaries spreadacross the country, repre-senting 23 states, are partic-ipating in the three-day-long camp. The partici-pants made a presentationof various postures andpranayam techniqueswhich they practiced dur-ing the camp and alsoshared their experiences ofthe camp.

Yoga important to find inner peace,lead healthy life: Advisor Sharma

Attends All India Pranayam Prashikshan ShiverSRINAGAR, NOVEMBER 24:

The Technical Advisory Committee(TAC) meeting of Department ofAgriculture Cooperation and FarmersWelfare, Ministry of AgricultureGovernment of India was held here todayat Agriculture Complex Lalmandi.

The meeting was chaired by theMission Director Pradhan Mantri FasalBima Yojana (PMFBY), which was also at-tended by the representatives of leadinginsurance companies of the country.

Director Agriculture Kashmir SyedAltaf Aijaz Andrabi who is also theMission Director for PMFBY chaired themeeting and asked the participants thatdepartment would be on the forefront inproviding technical support, data avail-ability and other related expertise.

He added that the department’s goal isto serve the farming community in a bestpossible manner, contribution in the suc-cessful and effective implementation ofPMFBY is the department’s professional

responsibility.Sharing his views Head of Technical

Advisory Community, Sunil Kumar as-sured the participants the Governmentwould provide all possible support for thesuccessful and early implementation ofPMFBY in Kashmir. A detailed discussionwas held on different aspects related to theimplementation of PMFBY includingmethodologies and models to be adopted,data evaluation, crop-cut experiments,yield estimation models.The meeting wasattended by Sunil Kumar AssistantDirector Credits Department ofAgriculture Cooperation and FarmersWelfare Government of India, S.R JoshiSenior Consultant PMFBY Department ofAgriculture and Farmers Welfare GoI, S.SSaksena DGM Agriculture insurancecompany, Haji Altaf Hussain DirectorNSSO Kashmir, Sonum Lotus DirectorIndian Meteorological Department,Representatives of leading insurance com-panies, Regional (S.M.S) M.YaseenMasoodi.

Technical Advisory Committeemeeting held at LalmandiIssues related implementation of PMFBY discussed

BANDIPORA, NOVEMBER 24:

The District ElectionAuthorities Bandipora onSaturday organized a spe-cial training session forpolling staff of Bandiporadistrict for the upcomingphases of Panchayat elec-tions.

The training sessionwas chaired by NodalOfficer Election ControlRoom Bandipora GM Loneand Nodal OfficerTraining Management,Mohammad Rafiq Parraywhile District level MasterTrainers MohammadRamzan Bhat andMohammad Iqbal Samoonimparted training to thepolling staff.

The polling staff in-cluding Presiding Officers(POs), P1, P2, P3 and otherconcerned staff of DistrictBandipora were informedabout the process ofpolling including collec-tion of polling material,different steps to be fol-lowed during polling to en-sure secrecy, powers andduties of the presiding offi-cers, handling of ballotboxes and allied papers,counting of votes and otherprocesses and proceduresto be adopted for thesmooth conduct ofPanchayat elections.

On the occasion, NodalOfficer, Election ControlRoom Bandipora, GMLone informed that it is es-sential for every PresidingOfficer and other staff tounderstand their role andresponsibilities properlyso that they shall performtheir duties in a profes-sional manner for success-ful elections in the district.

He urged them to be inconstant touch with thecontrol room so that theycan get proper guidance in

case of any assistance withregard to the polling to en-sure smooth conduct of theelections. He also urgedthem to keep control roominformed about hourly vot-ing updates.

Lone said all requisitearrangements have beenput in place for smoothconduct of the polling andthat proper arrangementshave been made to ferrythe polling staff upto thepolling booths beside thearrangements for theirstay in respective pollingbooths. He said adequatearrangements have beenmade with regard to the ac-commodation, heatingarrangement and food forthe polling staff and urgedthe staff to contact the con-trol room in case they haveany grievance with regardto the arrangements.

During the trainingprogram, trainers advisedthe polling staff to gothrough the Election hand-book for acquiring properknowledge about the pollprocess. All facilities andproper support from thedistrict administrationwill be provided to the

polling staff, they added.The trainers also sensi-

tised the participantsabout NominationProcess, Scrutiny ofNomination Forms,Withdrawal ofCandidature and proce-dure for submission of var-ious forms by the candi-date including affidavitand other documents, col-lection of stationary fromElection cell, placement ofballot box, handling of vot-er slips, voting procedure,secrecy, security and thesteps to be followed duringcounting besides variousDo’s and Dont’s to be keptin mind during countingas well as polling.

A detailed presenta-tion was given by the train-ers regarding scrutiny, fill-ing up of nominations, re-jection of nominations,qualification of nomina-tions and completion ofpolling process until theconclusion of the declara-tion of the results.Trainers called upon theconcerned officers to stayprepared well before thepolls.

Distt admin Bandipora holdsspecial training for poll staff

SHOPIAN, NOVEMBER 24:

The DisasterManagement prepared-ness programme was heldtoday by the district disas-ter management authori-ty Shopian in collabora-tion with State DisasterResponse Force (SDRF)here at GovernmentHigher Secondary SchoolKeegam. Speaking on theoccasion, TehsildarKeegam Niyaz Ahmadlauded the role of SDRFteam for holding suchcamp in the premises ofthe schools for the benefitof students and hoped thatthe effort would go a longway in protecting the pre-

cious lives and propertyduring break out of fireand other exigencies ef-fectively. He said that aim

of organizing such pro-gramme is to acquaint thepublic in general andyouth in particular about

the civil defense activitiesand disaster managementin order to minimize theloss of human lives andproperty during the disas-ter if any.

On the occasion, offi-cials of DistrictAdministration Shopian,Tehsil Office Keegam,Government HigherSecondary SchoolKeegam and other con-cerned were also present.

During the camp, themaster trainers of SDRFimparted training regard-ing the preparedness, mit-igation and responseabout the steps needed tobe taken in times of disas-ters.

Awareness camp on DisasterManagement held in Shopian

DDC Rajourireviews progressof AB-PMJAYRAJOURI, NOVEMBER 24:

District DevelopmentCommissioner Rajouri,Mohammad Aijaz Asad, todayconvened a meeting of healthofficers to review the progressof new insurance schemeAyushman Bharat PradhanMantri Jan Arogya Yojana(AB-PMJAY) in the district.

Threadbare discussionwas held regarding the effec-tive implementation of theflagship scheme at grass rootlevel in the district. Hestressed to remove the bottle-necks in smooth execution ofthe scheme on priority. DDCtook strong note of the slowpace of registration of benefi-ciaries on the designated por-tal.

REASI, NOVEMBER 24:

Deputy CommissionerReasi, Dr Sagar DattatrayDoifode today visited Sub-District Hospital Katra toinspect its overall function-ing and patient care.

During the visit, the DCtook stock of the services be-ing provided, health care fa-cilities, basic amenities andstaff attendance.

DC also visited theMunicipal CommitteeKatra Office and checked itsworking. In addition to in-teracting with the employ-ees of the office, he alsochecked the attendancerecord of the staff.

Dr Sagar also visitedvarious Customer ServiceCentres, of Katra, assignedwith the task of registeringpeople for availing theAyushman Bharat Yojana,ABY. He was accompaniedby CEO MunicipalCommittee Katra, JagdishMehra and SDM Katra,

Ashok Choudhary.The DC also inaugurat-

ed a registration centre forthe PMJAY scheme atGovernment High School,Marhi. The aim of openingsuch registration centres atvillage levels is to ensuremaximum enrolment underthe initiative of the unionGovernment.

He also directed exist-ing CSCs to organise regis-tration camps at various vil-lages to ensure maximumpenetration of the PMJAY.

DC Sagar also directedall Tehsildars and BMOs togear up the registrationprocess for the scheme. Healso instructed field func-tionaries of the district toreach out to the masses andmotivate them to get benefitfrom the Ayushman BharatYojana.

He was accompanied byACR Reasi, HarbansSharma and Nodal Officerfor Ayushman BharatYojana, Dr Amit Bajaj.

DC Reasi visits Katra,inspects healthcare facilities

DDC Rajouri reviewsstatus of languishingprojectsRAJOURI, NOVEMBER 24:

District Development Commissioner Rajouri,Mohammad Aijaz Asad, today chaired a meeting to re-view the status of various languishing projects in thedistrict.Threadbare discussion was held on variousdevelopment works during the meeting attended byofficers and engineers of R&B, PHE, PDD, Tourism,Irrigation & Flood Control, and RDD.

Taking note of languishing projects under PWD, itwas informed that a total of 16 bridges and 61 roads fordistrict Rajouri have been approved in the languish-ing projects. The amount released for bridges is Rs27.62 crore and Rs 97.97 core for the roads. While tak-ing stock of PHE sector, it was said that a total of 32schemes stand approved in the languishing projectsand the total amount released for the approvedschemes is Rs 30.93 crore. Similarly, on the I&FCfront, it was informed that 13 schemes stand approvedin the languishing projects. The amount released forthe schemes is Rs 9.36 core.

The DDC took scheme wise review of projects un-dertaken by different departments and funded underthe languishing projects. It was informed in the meet-ing that the work on all the approved bridges has beenstarted and the other projects are in different phasesof executions. A detailed discussion was held on vari-ous issues related to the effective implementation ofcore development schemes in the district. The DDC di-rected the concerned officers to gear up their men andmachinery for effective and timely completion of de-velopmental projects.

DDC instructed the officers to expedite the pace ofworks and complete the ongoing projects within thestipulated time period. He emphasized upon the offi-cers to ensure quality and timely completion of allprojects. He also directed officers to ensure field visitto check the quality of works and remove bottlenecks,if any. Earlier, DDC had sought feedback from vari-ous departments regarding the physical and financialstatus of developmental works in the district. He di-rected the concerned officers to take effective stepscompletion of the projects on a mission mode for opti-mum results on the ground.

The DDC also asked the officers to submit physi-cal and financial progress of ongoing developmentworks on a weekly basis so that delays in completionof projects do not occur.

JAMMU, NOVEMBER 24:

An impressive prize distribution func-tion was organized today on the second dayof Jhiri Mela here to facilitate the farmers fortheir work in various farm activities. Thefarmers were facilitated for their work inOrganic Farming, Mushroom Cultivation,Apiculture, Protected VegetableCultivation, Vermicomposting and Self HelpGroups (SHG). The Programme was held un-der the instructions of Director Agriculture,

Jammu H. K. Razdan and was presided overby Chief Agriculture Officer, Jammu,Narinder Misra. More than 500 live exhibitsof paddy, maize, vegetables, mushrooms,spices and sugarcane crops brought by thefarmers of different places were displayed tothe public after registration and assessmentby the adjudging committee. Farmers, on theoccasion, appreciated the efforts of theDepartment for making the event beneficialand informative through the display of vari-ous relevant stalls.

Farmers felicitated at Jhiri Mela for exemplary farm activities

JAMMU, NOVEMBER 24:

The State Taxes Department(STD) has sought details of paymentsmade by various government depart-ments to the contractors since thepromulgation of GST Act in the Stateto ensure compliance of the filing ofmonthly GSTR-3B returns.

“State Taxes Department hassought information regarding pay-ments made to the contractors for ex-ecuting work contracts by variousDDOs of government departmentsfrom 8.07.2017, the date from whichthe Goods and Services Tax Act waspromulgated in the State,” saidMohammad Shahid Saleem,Additional Commissioner, StateTaxes (Administration &Enforcement), Jammu.

He said the action has been initi-ated after it came to surface duringdata analysis of the payments madeby the government departments tothe contractors against variousworks that the return filing underthe GST was not up to the mark. Hesaid all the contractors who have re-ceived payments from the govern-ment departments had to mandatori-

ly file monthly GSTR-3B returns un-der the GST regime.

“Due to default on part of the con-tractors huge amount of tax due tothe State has been held back causinghuge loss to the state exchequer,” hesaid and added that letters have beensent to all the DeputyCommissioners, Heads ofDepartments and Chief Engineers toprovide details of the payments madeto the contractors on work contractssince 8 July 2017 so that action is ini-tiated under Section-76 of the J&KState Goods & Services Tax Act-2017against defaulting contractors whohave not filed GSTR-3B returns.

Meanwhile, continuing with itsdrive against GSTR-3B non-filers, theState Taxes Department has intensi-fied its drive in various districts.Acting on strict directions of thePrincipal Secretary Finance, NavinK Choudhary, a team of the officers ofthe State Taxes Department compris-ing State Taxes Officer, AbdulRehman, Inspectors MohammadYusuf and Pervaiz Wani under over-all supervision of MohammadShahid Saleem, AdditionalCommissioner, State Taxes

(Administration & Enforcement),Jammu conducted a series of inspec-tions in the twin districts/circles ofRajouri and Poonch.

The tax payers whose premiseswere inspected include M/s BaliSweet Shop Rajouri, M/s NationalSteel Trading Company Rajouri,Ganga Tiles Rajouri, M/s AnpuranaProvisional Store Rajouri, M/sFancy Industry Rajouri, M/s EhsahHardware Industry Rajouri, M/sInternational Gate & Grills, M/s JaiJi Traders Jawahar Nagar Rajouri,M/s Peer Panjal Saria and CementStore Rajouri, M/s Sain MarblePoonch, M/s Asian Builders Poonch,M/s Asian Marble & Tiles Poonch,M/s Raina Cement and Saria StoreThannamandi and M/s Hablas E-Commerce Pvt Ltd Mendhar.

The traders were directed on spotto clear their tax liability within 7days failing which action underSection-67 of GST Act shall be initiat-ed against them. During inspectionstax evasion was detected andtax/penalty to the tune of Rs 6.16lakhs was also imposed and recov-ered under different sections of theGST.

State Taxes Deptt seeks details of paymentsmade to contractors by Govt Departments

Step taken to ensure compliance on filing of GSTR-3B returns: Shahid Saleem

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JAMMU & KASHMIR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION SOLINA, SRINAGAR/RESHAMGARH COLONY JAMMU

Sub:- Deficiency/rejection of the candidates for the post of Consultant Medicine in Healthand Family Welfare Department- submission of deficient documents thereof.

Notice

Dated: 22-11-2018

Whereas, the Health and Family Welfare Department vide communication No.

HME/HRM/80/2013, dated 21.02.2018, among others, referred 13 posts (OM = 09,

RBA=02, SC=01, ST=01) of Consultant in Medicine to the J&K Public Service

Commission for being filled up through direct recruitment amongst the eligible candi-

dates; and

Whereas, the J&K Public Service Commission, vide Notification No. 05-PSC (DR-P)

of 2018 dated 13.03.2018 invited online applications on prescribed format from the

permanent residents of Jammu & Kashmir possessing the prescribed qualification.

Whereas, in response to the above said Notification, the Commission received 170 ap-

plications in the said discipline; and

Whereas, after scrutiny of the application forms, the provisional eligibility of the candi-

dates applied for the posts of Consultant, Medicine in Health and Family Welfare

Department has been worked out and is notified as under:

S.No. Bar Code No. Name of the Candidate Deficiency Remarks

1. 18010521900001 Mohd Shaft Lone Nil Eligible

2. 18010521900002 Nisar Ahmad Hajam Nil Eligible

3. 18010521900003 Syed Mushtaq Saif Andrabi Nil Eligible

4. 18010521900004 Irman Ali Nil Eligible

5. 18010521900005 Zafar Ali Wani Nil Eligible

6. 18010521900006 Eshan Chopra M.D Result Notification ProvisionalEligible

7. 18010521900007 Nadeem Ahmad PG Result Notification Provisonal Eligible

8. 18010521900008 Farhana Siraj Nil Eligible

9. 18010521900009 Irfan Yaqoob Nil Eligible

10. 18010521900010 Mukesh Kumar Sharma MD Result Notification Provisional Eligible

11. 18010521900012 Muzaffar Rehman MD Result Notification Provisional Eligible

12. 18010521900013 Deepak Bharti Nil Eligible

13. 18010521900004 Mohammad Salem Baba MD Result Notification Provisional Eligible

14. 18010521900015 Vinay Sambyal MD Result Notification Provisional Eligible

15. 18010521900016 Reyaz Ahmed Para MD Result Notification Provisional Eligible

16. 18010521900017 Aadil Ashraf Nil Eligible

17. 18010521900018 Irfan Yousuf Wani Nil Eligible

18. 18010521900019 Shabir Ahmad Parray Result Notification Provisional Eligible

19. 18010521900020 Irshad Ahmad Parray Nil Eligible

20. 18010521900022 Irfan Gul Nil Eligible

21. 18010521900023 Dr. Pervaiz Majeed Zunga Nil Eligible

22. 18010521900024 Maqsood Ahmad Dar Nil Eligible

23. 18010521900025 Tauseef Nabi MD Result Notification Provisional Eligible

24. 18010521900027 Akhter Amin Raina MD Result Notification Provision Eligible

25. 18010521900028 Shabir Ahmd Nil Eligible

26. 18010521900029 Aman Gupta MD Result Notification Provisional Eligible

27. 18010521900030 Shafat Sideeq Lone Nil Eligible

28. 18010521900032 Vinod Milla Nil Eligible

29. 18010521900033 Zaffar Iqbal Kawoosa Nil Eligible

30. 18010521900034 Bilal Hassan Bhat Semester wise marks Provisional Eligible

certificate of MBBS

31. 18010521900035 Nazir Ahmad Dar Nil Eligible

32. 18010521900036 Sajad Ahmad Tak Nil Eligible

33. 18010521900038 Hilal Ahmad Dar Nil Eligible

34. 18010521900039 Basharat Ahmad Kassana Result Notification of MD Provisional Eligible

35. 18010521900040 Sameer Abrol Nil Eligible

36. 18010521900041 Sajjad Rajab Proof of being inservice Not Eligible

candidate

37. 18010521900042 Eijaz Ahmed Bhat 1.MD Result Notification Provisional Eligible

2.Year wise marks cards

of MBBS

38. 18010521900043 Heena Naqash Nil Eligible

39. 18010521900044 Najeeb Rasool 1. MD Result Notification Provisional Eligible

2. Year wise marks cards

of MBBS

40. 18010521900045 Immia Bukhari Year wise marks cards Eligible

of MBBS

41. 18010521900046 Rayees Ahmad Tarray Result Notification Provisional Eligible

42. 18010521900047 Sanjeev Kumar Nil Eligible

43. 18010521900048 Qubcr Qayoom Nil Eligible

44. 18010521900049 Nazar Hussain Result Notification Provisional Eligible

45. 18010521900050 Mohd Muzafar Zargar Nil Eligible

46. 18010521900051 Mohmad Iqbal Wani Nil Eligible

47. 18010521900052 Raju Kumar MBBS Year wise Provisional Eligible

marks cards

48. 18010521900053 Irfan Ahmd MD result Notification Provisional Eligible

49. 18010521900054 Imran Khan Nil Eligible

50. 18010521900056 Aejaz Ahmad Shah Result Notification Provisional Eligible

51. 18010521900057 Kavita Sharma Result Notification Provisonal Eligible

52. 18010521900058 Irfan Ahmad Nil Eligible

53. 18010521900059 Showkat Ahmad Malik Nil Eligible

54. 18010521900060 Varun Sharma Nil Eligible

55. 18010521900061 Mohhmed Asif Jan Nil Eligible

56. 18010521900062 Mohd Iqbal Dar Nil Eligible

57. 18010521900063 Avinash Kumar Sudan Nil Eligible

58. 18010521900064 Richu Sharma Nil Eligible

59. 18010521900065 Shaiq Hameed Result Notification Provisional Eligible

60. 18010521900066 Nisar Ahmad Sheikh Nil Eligible

61. 18010521900067 Arif Rashid Copy of application Not Eligible

form alongwith

62. 18010521900068 Syed Tutail Nil Eligible

63. 18010521900069 Ashaq Hussain Parrey MBBS Year wise Provisional Eligible

marks cards

64. 18010521900070 Fayaz Ulhaq Zargar Nil Eligible

65. 18010521900071 Sajad Ahmad Nil Eligible

66. 18010521900072 Hilal Ahmad Malla Result Notification Provisional Eligible

67. 18010521900073 Preeti Wahi Proof Of being Provisional Eligible

in-service candidate

68. 18010521900074 Afroza Jan Nil Eligible

69. 18010521900075 Waseem Raja 1. Result Notification Provisional Eligible

2. MBBS Year wise

marks cards

70. 18010521900077 Vishal Gupta Nil Eligible

71. 18010521900079 Yasir Bashir Nil Eligible

72. 18010521900080 Moomin Hussain Bhat Nil Eligible

73. 18010521900081 Riyaz Ahmad Daga Result Notification Provisional Eligible

74. 18010521900082 Sheikh Mohammd Tahi Nil Eligible

75. 18010521900083 Shubana Ashraf Result Notification Provisional Eligible

76. 18010521900084 Drfayaz Ahmad Bhat Nil Eligible

77. 18010521900085 Mohd Tahir Ganayie Nil Eligible

78. 18010521900086 Mashkoor Ahmad Beg Nil Eligible

79. 18010521900087 Yawar Yaseen Nil Eligible

80. 18010521900088 Ruche Sharma Nil Eligible

81. 18010521900090 Nelofar Hassan Nil Eligible

82. 18010521900091 Tanveer Hassan Nil Eligible

83. 18010521900092 Mohi Kalsotra Result Notification Provisional Eligible

84. 18010521900093 Muzaffar Majeed Khujwal Nil Eligible

85. 18010521900094 Mohd Arif Kelam MBBS year wise Provisonal Eligible

marks cards

86. 18010521900095 Mushtaq Ahmad Lawy Result Notification Provisional Eligible

87. 18010521900096 Waseem Raja Dar 1. MD Result Notifcation Provisional Eligible

2. Experience certificate

88. 18010521900097 Mir Waseem Nil Eligible

89. 18010521900098 Touseef Ahmad Mir Nil Eligible

90. 18010521900099 Aijaz Ahmad Bhat Result Notification Provisional Eligible

91. 18010521900100 Ajaz Ahmad Telwani Result Notification Provisonal Eligible

92. 18010521900101 Aashaq Hussain Khandy Nil Eligible

93. 18010521900102 Muzzafar Mohi Ud Din Hakeem Nil Eligible

94. 18010521900103 Rayies Ahmad Hella Nil Eligible

95. 18010521900104 Mohsin Manzoor Nil Eligible

96. 18010521900106 Salma Koser Result Notification Provisional Eligible

97. 18010521900107 Kalash Chander Nil Eligible

98. 18010521900108 Pankaj Singh Result Notification Provisional Eligible

99. 18010521900109 Atif Rasool Kawoosa Nil Eligible

100. 18010521900111 Kulbhushan Badyal Result Notification Provisional Eligible

101. 18010521900112 Manzoor Ahmad Parray Nil Eligible

102. 18010521900113 Sheenam Gazala Sheikh Result Notification Provisional Eligible

103. 18010521900114 Bilal Ahmad Ahangar Nil Eligible

104. 18010521900117 Abdul Qayoom Rather Nil Eligible

105. 18010521900118 Mohammad Ramzan Bahar Nil Eligible

106. 18010521900119 Mahroosa Nil Eligible

107. 18010521900120 Aadil Bashir Wasil Nil Eligible

108. 18010521900121 Tanveer Hassan Banday Nil Eligible

109. 18010521900123 Toufeeq Ahmad Mir Result Notification Provisional Eligible

110. 18010521900128 Waiz Gowhar Amin Nil Eligible

111. 18010521900129 Shoiab Mohd Patto Nil Eligible

112. 18010521900130 Mir Muzaffar Bashir Nil Eligible

113. 18010521900132 Malik Sajad Hussain Nil Eligible

114. 18010521900133 Khurshed Ahmad Para Result Notification Provisional Eligible

115. 18010521900134 Shafiq Ahmad Zargar Result Notification Provisional Eligible

116. 18010521900135 Joginder Singh 1. MD Degree result Provisional Eligible

notification

117. 18010521900136 Fayaz Ahmad War Result Notification Provisional Eligible

118. 18010521900137 Arif Nabi Bhat Nil Eligible

1 19. 18010521900138 Chandan Sharma Nil Eligible

120. 18010521900139 Raj kumar Nil Eligible

121. 18010521900142 Rouf Hussain Tak Nil Eligible

122. 18010521900143 Taranjeet Kour Result Notification Provisional Eligible

123. 18010521900144 Ahmad Wajeed Yousuf Nil Eligible

124. 18010521900145 Neeraj Dhar Result Notification Provisional Eligible

125. 18010521900146 Ulfat Ara Wani Nil Eligible

126. 18010521900147 Ummer Jalalie 1. Result Notification Provisional Eligible

2. Year wise MBBS

marks cards

127. 18010521900149 Zulifkar Ali Nil Eligible

128. 18010521900150 Dr. Hilal Ahmad Ganaie Nil Eligible

129. 18010521900152 Mohamad Muzzafer Mir Nil Eligible

130. 18010521900153 Farhat Mustafa Nil Eligible

131. 18010521900154 Ramees Mohi Ud Din Result Notification Provisional Eligible

132. 18010521900157 Feroze Ahmad Mir Nil Eligible

133. 18010521900158 Muzaffar Ahmad Bindroo Nil Eligible

134. 18010521900159 Shabir Ahmad Rather Result Notification Provisional Eligible

135. 18010521900161 Shabir Ahmad Lone Result Notification Provisional Eligible

136. 18010521900162 Mr. Murtaza Ali 1.MBBS Year wise Provisional Eligible

marks cards

2. Result Notification

137. 18010521900164 Wasim Rashid Nil Eligible

138. 18010521900168 Parveez Ahmad Shah Result Notification Provisional Eligible

139. 18010521900170 Fayaz Ahmad Rather Nil Eligible

The above candidates in whose case the deficiency of document has been noticed are advised to submit their

deficient documents as shown against them in the above table in the Office of Jammu & Kashmir Public

Service Commission, Resham Ghar Colony Jammu/Solina, Srinagar within 10 (ten) days from the date of is-

suance of this notice failing which their candidature shall be rejected without any further notice.

Further, the candidature of following candidates is hereby rejected on the ground shown against each:-

However, the candidates, whose candidature has been rejected, can represent before the Commission within

a week's time positively along with documents in support of their claim, if any, of being eligible for the post.

The date of interview is 07-12-2018 onwards

Rajesh Sharma (KAS)

Secretary

J&K Public Service Commission

Website:www.jkpsc.nic.in Email: secypsc.nic.in

May-Oct: 0194-2310523 (f) 2312631-(S)Nov-April: 0191-2566541 (f) 2566530 (J)

S.No. Barcode/Reg. No. Name Reasons of ineligibility

1. 18010521900011 Shabeer Ahmad Paul All documents

2. 18010521900026 Taranpreet Kaur No Experience Certificate Attached with the documents

3. 18010521900031 Stanzen Rabyang Hard copy of application Form alognwith documents not submitted

4. 18010521900037 Arshied Hussain Bhat Application Form alongwith all documents

5. 18010521900055 Lubna Khurshid No Experience Attached

6. 18010521900076 Mubashir Rashid Hajini Overaged/proof of being inservice candidate

7. 18010521900078 Javaid Ahmad Bhat Copy of application form alongwith documents

8. 18010521900089 Javaid Ahmad Bhat Copy of application form alongwith all docutments

9. 18010521900105 Imtiyaz Ahmad Dar Copy of application form alongwith all documents

10. 18010521900110 Imran Jamil Dar Result Notification. MBBS Yearwise marks cards

Experience Certificate

11. 18010521900115 Kirandeep Kour Experience Certificate

12. 18010521900116 Malik Abdul Nasir Copy of application form alongwith all documents

13. 18010521900122 Hilal Ahmad Tali Experience Certificate

14. 18010521900124 Nadeem U Rehman Copy of application form alongwith all documents

15. 18010521900125 Manzoor Ahmad Bhat Proof of being in-service candidates-overaged

16. 18010521900126 Mohd Yousoof Dar Copy of application form alongwith all documents

17. 18010521900127 Pandit Tafiq Johan Overaged

18. 18010521900131 Manzoor Ahmad Dar Experience Certificate Proof of in-service candidate

19. 18010521900140 Riyaz Ahmad Bhat Copy of application form alongwith all documents

20. 18010521900141 Sheikh Nawaz Bhat Copy of application form alongwith all documents

21. 18010521900148 Muzafar Rashir Copy of application form alongwith all documents

22. 18010521900151 Afaq Jalali Syed Experience Certificate

23. 18010521900155 Irfan Hussain Dar Experience Certificate

24. 18010521900156 Waseem Hussain Less Experience

25. 18010521900160 Shamim Iqbal Bhat Less Experience Proof of being in-service

26. 18010521900163 Huma Noor Less Experience

27. 18010521900165 Mudasir Ahmad Chisti No Experience

28. 18010521900166 Mehmood Iqbal Qadri Over-aged proof of being inservice

29. 18010521900167 Deepak Koul Experience Certificate

30. 18010521900169 Mohd Iqbal Copy of application form alongwith all documents

31. 18010521900021 Aadil Bashir Rather Less Experience

DIP/J-8771

dated 24-11-2018

Archives Department to set upRegional Museum at KargilLAHDC Kargil allots land, people

urged to donate artifactsKARGIL, NOVEMBER 24:

The Registering Officer Antiquities Ladakh Regionhas informed the general public that the Department ofArchives, Archaeology and Museum is planning to set upa regional museum in Kargil. It has further been stated inthe notice that LAHDC Kargil has allotted 3 kanals ofprime land in Kargil town for this purpose, and theDepartment is approaching the Ministry of Culture forfunds to start the construction work of the proposed muse-um. As a precondition for such grants from the Ministry ofCulture, the department needs to have artefacts relevantto the theme of the museum. Accordingly humble requesthas been made to the people having interest in culture andheritage to come forward and donate artefacts related topastoral and agricultural lifestyle of Ladakh and adjoin-ing regions like jewellery, traditional household items ofthe past, traditional, agricultural and household imple-ments and items depicting age old trade relations of Kargilwith adjoining areas and Central Asian countries,Eastern China and Tibet, particularly areas falling on thefamed Silk Route. All these items can be deposited in theoffice of LAHDC Kargil and Registering Officer ArchivesLeh against proper receipt. Anybody wishing to give itemsagainst consideration may also approach these offices sothat matter for purchasing the artefacts can be placed be-fore the expert committee.

EC Social Welfare visits fire incidentvictims, assures all possible helpKARGIL, NOVEMBER 24:

Executive Councilor (EC) for Social Welfare, Aga SyedMujtaba has expressed grief over the tragic fire incident atFaroona village that damaged the upper storey of a resi-dential house last evening. The EC today visited the spot ofthe fire incident and took first hand appraisal of damage tothe residential building and other properties. The EC as-sured the affected family that all out efforts will be madeby the Hill Council in their rehabilitation and to redresstheir pain and loss. Mujtaba directed the concerned au-thorities to provide all necessary assistance to the affectedfamily, adding the process may be expedited keeping inview the prevailing winter season.

FCS&CA squad imposes Rs 3500 fineon errant shopkeepersSRINAGAR, NOVEMBER 24:

The Enforcement squad of Food Civil Supplies andConsumer Affairs (FCS&CA) today collected a fine of Rs3500 from 8 shopkeepers for violation of the EssentialCommodities Act, during its market checking here at vari-ous areas in Srinagar district. In a statement, thespokesperson of the department said that the enforcementsquad headed by Assistant Director Enforcement, Northand South Zones conducted market checking at LDHospital market, Gogjibagh, Jawahar Nagar, Iqbal Park,Lal Chowk and other areas. During the market checking55 business establishments were inspected and a penalsum of Rs 3500 was collected as fine from 8 erring shop-keepers for violation of the Essential Commodities Act,1995. The errant shopkeepers were warned to remain care-ful in future.

DDC Pulwama inaugurates Emergency Room at CHC RajporaAnnounces Rs 5 lakh for availability

of 24X7 electricity supplyPULWAMA, NOVEMBER 24:

District Development Commissioner Pulwama G MDar today inaugurated an Emergency Room equippedwith modern medical gadgets including cardiac monitor,portable ventilator and other machines at CommunityHealth Center Rajpora Pulwama. On the occasion, Blockmedical officer Dr Javid briefed the DDC about the facili-ties being provided by the hospital to the people. He ap-prised the DDC about the issues being faced by theHospital faculty during their duties and demanded theirredressal. While speaking on the occasion, DDC urged doc-tors and para-medical staff to work with zeal and dedica-tion. He also announced Rs 5 lakh for uninterrupted 24X7power supply and procurement of minor equipments tothe hospital. Divisional Nutritional officer, Block medicalofficer, Doctors, Para Medical staff and prominent citizenswere also present on the occasion.

Sabarimala protests: BJP leaderK Surendra denied bailPathanamthitta/Thiruvananthapuram, Nov 24 (PTI)

A court in Kerala on Saturday denied bail to BJP stategeneral secretary K Surendran in a case of alleged involve-ment in violent protests at Sabarimala earlier this month.

Surendran was arrested earlier this week fromNilackal, the base camp of Sabarimala, after he refused togo back despite a request from the police.He was producedbefore a local court at Ranni in Pathanamthitta and re-manded in judicial custody for 14 days. Later he was grant-ed conditional bail. Subsequently, he was arrested in thecase relating to violence at Sanndihanam when a 52-year-old woman, who had come for the 'choorunu' (rice feedingceremony) of her grandchild, was blocked and allegedlyattacked. While denying him bail Saturday, the court,however, allowed Surendran to talk to his family mem-bers through phone in the presence of the jail superinten-dent. Police were also granted permission to question theBJP leader for one hour this evening.Sabarimala had wit-nessed violent protests from a section of devotees over thestate government's decision to implement the September28 order of the Supreme Court, allowing entry of women ofall age groups into the shrine. The court denied bail to theBJP leader, saying that the case was related to Section 308of the Indian Penal Code (attempt to commit culpablehomicide) and also has conspiracy charges. Meanwhile,BJP leader M T Ramesh courted controversy Saturday af-ter allegedly threatening police over Surendran's arrest."Until Surendran comes out of jail, we will not allow anypoliceman to come out on the road from their station,"Ramesh said at a protest meeting at Kozhikode. Therewere reports suggesting that V Muraleedharan, MP,might approach BJP national leaders on the issue ofSurendran's arrest. Meanwhile, Rahul Easwar, Presidentof Ayyappa Dharma Sena, who was arrested followingprotests at the hill shrine and later released.

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Governor’s justified decision

Assembly dissolution in Jammu and Kashmir hascome under criticism from certain quarters in-cluding political parties of the State and some na-

tional opposition parties terming the act as unconstitu-tional. The legal fraternity is divided over the validity ofthe abrupt decision of the Governor to dissolve theJammu and Kashmir Assembly. Governor SatyapalMalik had cited four main reasons for dissolving theAssembly with immediate effect, including extensivehorse-trading and possible exchange of money and the im-possibility of forming a stable government by parties withopposing political ideologies. Some constitutional and le-gal experts have supported the governor's decision short-ly after the PDP and arch rival National Conference(NC)along with the Congress staked claim to form the govern-ment which was followed by another bid from the two-member People's Conference which claimed the supportof the BJP and 18 legislators from other parties. They saidthe governor is well within his rights to do so as he felt astable government was untenable. Former Lok Sabha sec-retary general and constitutional expert P D T Acharyahas said it is for the first time that an assembly has beendissolved after the governor concluded it was impossibleto form a stable government by parties with opposing po-litical ideologies. Acharya said the conclusion of the gov-ernor that opposing political ideologies cannot put up astable government was not credible. Echoing Acharya'sview, senior lawyer Rajiv Dhavan said citing opposing po-litical ideologies as a reason for dissolution was incorrect.The parties are disparate. That makes no difference.Coalitions are bound together by all kinds of ideologies.But former LS secretary general Subhash C Kashyap saidthere is "nothing unconstitutional" in the governor's deci-sion. Senior advocate Ajit Sinha said the governor willhave to justify the grounds that parties with opposing ide-ologies cannot form a government but it is a valid consti-tutional ground because there is failure of constitutionalmachinery and rule of law and the governor acted wellwithin his powers. Governor is entitled to conclude thatsuch a government will not be stable ... there is no viola-tion of constitution and there is nothing unconstitutionalin his decision. The governor should have dissolved theassembly much earlier and called for elections. No partywas in a position to form government or to provide stablegovernment. The PDP and the National Conference werestrongly opposed to each other and they have changedtheir stances only when the defection started in their par-ty. In this scenario, the governor would be justified in con-cluding that there is no stability in the political situation.

Manhandling J&KAre Kashmiris unfit for democracy? The Governor’s refusal to allow

NC and PDP a shot at power will intensify anger against Delhi. Since In-dependence, Jammu & Kashmir has led a troubled and contentious exis-tence. Pakistan has never tired of making trouble here, starting with thefirst attempt in 1948 to forcibly detach the State from India. It hardlyneeds recalling that hardcore Islamic groups in the Valley are aided andabetted by Islamabad to keep the State simmering. These external provo-cations have been compounded by many internal errors of judgment orham-handed actions fomenting popular discontent. Democracy, the cor-nerstone of India’s political basis since 1952, has only fitfully survived ina State riddled by myriad complexities. For many decades after electionsbegan in the rest of India, voters of Jammu & Kashmir rarely got an op-portunity to exercise their franchise as candidates’ nomination paperswere routinely rejected to ensure hand-picked nominees of Delhi wereelected unopposed and presided over the State’s destiny. Also, Govern-ments in Srinagar were periodically toppled on Delhi’s orders and puppetpoliticians installed as Chief Ministers. Many rued the growing alien-ation of Kashmiris from the mainstream of Indian politics and societybut the Centre, citing national security reasons, firmly kept the lid on. Acombination of these factors along with the rise of Islamic radicalism inthe 1980s saw the eruption of terrorism in the State in a big way after1989. The Centre’s iron-fisted response to this led to the forced migrationof Kashmiri Pandits from the Valley. Rigged elections and frequent spellsof direct Central rule removed the remaining safety valves and the gulfof mistrust between Delhi and Srinagar continued to widen, spurred byoccasional excesses by security forces and frequent terrorist outrages.But instead of reaching out to the Kashmiri people including politiciansloyal to India, Delhi carried on playing a double game. Only once at theinitiative of then Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee was a sincere at-tempt made to address the festering sores in a spirit of insaniyat or hu-manity. But that too was short-lived and the State was pushed back intothe dark abyss from which it had tried furtively to emerge.

Actions like what we witnessed late last Wednesday night are typicalof the cavalier manner in which Jammu & Kashmir has been handled byDelhi. The appointment of a has-been politician with no experience ofKashmir affairs as the State’s Governor was bad enough, especially afterthe enforced demise of the BJP-PDP coalition. But the refusal to allow

H I S T O R Y T H I S D AY

1849 : John Froelich, inventor ofthe gas-powered tractor, is bornJohn Froelich, the inventor of the first internal-combustion traction

motor, or tractor, is born on this day in Girard, Iowa. At the end of the19th century, Froelich operated a grain elevator and mobile threshingservice: Every year at harvest time, he dragged a crew of hired hands anda heavy steam-powered thresher through Iowa and the Dakotas, thresh-ing farmers’ crops for a fee. His machine was bulky, hard to transportand expensive to use, and it was also dangerous: One spark from the boil-er on a windy day could set the whole prairie afire. So, in 1890, Froelichdecided to try something new: Instead of that cumbersome, hazardous

Not by Ordinance

Looking beyond the optics

The Amritsar attack

Manhandling on Page 7

1849 on Page 7

By : HIRANMAy KARLEKAR

The message to the world must beclear: Attempts to revive insurgencyand terrorism in Punjab will becrushed. At the time of writing,Bikramjit Singh alias Bikram, one ofthe two alleged perpetrators of thegrenade attack on a Nirankari con-gregation which left three dead and20 wounded in Amritsar onNovember 18, has been arrested. Theother, Avtar Singh, remains at large,with security personnel assiduouslylooking for him. Simultaneously, ef-forts are reportedly afoot to squelchany attempt to revive the violencethat terrorist groups, created,trained, armed and provisioned byPakistan’s Inter-ServicesIntelligence Directorate (ISI), had un-leashed to carve Punjab, and someadjoining territories, out of India andestablish thereon a sovereign Statecalled Khalistan (Land of the Pure).Those suspected of association withterrorist outfits are being ques-tioned. Guest houses have beensearched to ferret out suspicious newarrivals. Highway patrolling hasbeen intensified, as has been surveil-lance of key installations and publicplaces. All this is hardly surprising.The violence, that had raged for morethan a decade, had consumed asmany as 21,469 lives and plungedPunjab into a nightmare before beingcomprehensively defeated in 1993 bythe Punjab Police under the inspira-tional leadership of its director-gen-eral, KPS Gill. There have, however,been credible reports over severalyears that the ISI was trying to reviveKhalistani terrorism and link it with

Pakistan’s unconventional waragainst India in Jammu & Kashmir.Indeed, shortly after the Amritsaroutrage, Punjab Chief Minister,Captain Amarinder Singh had statedthat it marked an attempt by the ISIto disturb the peace in the State.

His statement gains credencefrom the fact that the Austria-madeArges Type 84 fragmentation handgrenade, used in the Amritsar attack,is widely used by the Pakistani army.Not just that, such a grenade was re-portedly to be used in an ISI-backedterror attack which was foiled withthe arrest on November 1, 2018, of oneShabnamdeep Singh alias MohinderLahoria. The grenade, reportedlyprovided by an ISI contact, was foundin Lahoria’s possession. The latter,who had been asked to target policeposts and public places, confessed tohave been receiving instructionsfrom his handlers in Pakistan. Aspointed by Kamal Davar in Tryst

with Perfidy: The Deep State ofPakistan, which provides a compre-hensive overview of the ISI’s activi-ties in India, the outfit “has beencrafting its strategy for fanning se-cessionism in Punjab since decadesand deviously tapping some political-ly disgruntled elements to forge theminto a potent force.” It stepped up itsactivities in the early 1980s when itbegan coordinating the Afghan jihadagainst the Soviet forces with fundsand weapons received from theUnited States and Saudi Arabia. InBin Laden: The Man Who DeclaredWar on America, Yossef Bodansky,then Director of the CongressionalTask Force on Terrorism andUnconventional Warfare in the US,wrote, “The ISI capitalised on therapidly expanding and lavishly fund-ed training and support system forthe Afghan Mujaheedin as cover forexpanded sponsorship of and supportfor other insurgent groups dedicated

to subversive activities in India.”Bodansky further stated, “The

main reason the ISI decided to keepthe CIA out of the [training] campswas the extent of training and sup-port non-Afghan ‘volunteers’ andothers were getting in these camps.Most numerous were the thousandsof Islamist trainees from IndianKashmir and to a lesser extent theSikhs from the Punjab.” He adds thatin “1985 and 1986, as the quantity andquality of the weapons improved,Sikh terrorism and subversion in thePunjab and throughout India showedincreased militarisation and radical-isation.” The ISI did not abandon itssinister efforts even after theKhalistan movement was crushed in1993. Its attempts, however, drew ablank for a long time as Punjab hadenough of murder, forcible mar-riages, rape and extortion by the ter-rorists and the collateral conse-quences of the campaign against ter-rorism, including the virtual col-lapse of normal life. Things havebeen changing in the past severalyears. What warrants particular con-cern is the fact that the latest inci-dents are part of a continuum of therenewed terrorist violence in andflow of arms to Punjab since 2015. Thearms seized include Chinese-madeAK-47 and modified MP9 rifles, 7.62mm pistols, .32 bore revolvers andhand grenades. Enormous quantitiesof ammunition have also been appre-hended. There are also indications ofan increase in support among people.The reasons include farmers’ discon-tent, perceived injustice to Sikhs anduneasiness over the rise of an as-

By : SHANKARI SUNDARARAMAN

President Ram Nath Kovind’schoice of Vietnam as the firstSoutheast Asian country to visit inhis capacity as the President is notsurprising. A close ‘ally’ of India forover 70 years, and not limited to offi-cial diplomatic ties, Vietnam is criti-cal for India’s foreign policy at the re-gional and systemic levels. While Mr.Kovind’s visit highlights the ‘nor-mal’ trajectory of a presidential visit,there is a need to understand howVietnam has calibrated its domesticand foreign policy shifts and whereIndia’s relevance can fit into thesepolicy changes. Domestically, sincethe start of its Doi Moi policy its polit-ical and economic renewal campaignin 1986, Vietnam has made dramaticstrides. Today it is a rapidly growing,regional economic giant, showingboth dynamism and pragmatism inits calculations. While earlier it im-ported agricultural products, today itis a major exporter. Agriculturalcompetence has furthered Vietnam’sentry into the Comprehensive andProgressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP). TheVietnam National Assembly ratifiedthe CPTPP on November 12, assert-ing its growing economic impactglobally, with exports increasing toapproximately $240 billion for theyear 2018. Membership to the CPTPP,which accounts for nearly 14% of theglobal GDP, will boost Vietnam’s eco-

nomic growth, from 6.8 % in 2017-18,by a further 1.1% to 3.5% by 2030. Oneof the core areas of Mr. Kovind’s visitfocussed on furthering cooperationin agriculture and innovation-basedsectors, pushing the potential for in-creasing bilateral trade to $15 billionby 2020. Common ground of health

An area of potential convergencefor both Vietnam and India is healthcare. The 12th National Congress ofthe Communist Party of Vietnam, in2016, highlighted the importance oflinking economic growth to univer-sal health care, whereby 80% popula-tion would be covered by health in-surance. India too, since 2011, hasbeen focussing on the need to deliveraccessible and affordable health in-surance to weaker sections of socie-ty. With Indonesia ratifying theIndia-ASEAN Services agreement onNovember 13, New Delhi is a stepcloser to signing the RegionalComprehensive EconomicPartnership, bringing India to theforefront of the services sector glob-ally. A potential area of convergencein the realm of health care throughjoint public-private partnershipagreements can be explored by thetwo countries. Internationally,Vietnam’s foreign policy is charac-terised by ‘multidirectionalism’,which addresses regional asymme-tries of the power balance by engag-ing across a broad spectrum of statesto achieve its interests. Increasingly,this asymmetrical power structure

in the region, offset by the rise ofChina, is bringing regional and ex-tra-regional states together to ad-dress the shifts in the normative or-der. Within this context, Vietnameven normalised relations with theU.S., its former opponent, credit forwhich is given to the late U.S.Senator, John McCain. Security con-cerns Today there is increasing com-monality of security concerns be-tween Vietnam and its ASEAN part-ners as well as with Australia, India,Japan and the U.S., particularly inthe areas of maritime security andadherence to the United NationsConvention on the Law of the Sea. Aformer Vietnamese President, TrânĐai Quang, had earlier this year en-

dorsed the term Indo-Asia-Pacific.Similarly, Mr. Kovind’s speech in theVietnamese National Assembly re-ferred to a ‘rules based order in theIndo-Pacific’, reiterating India’s ownconcerns over troubled maritimespaces. Finding compatibility be-tween the ‘Indo-Asia-Pacific’ and theU.S. driven ‘Indo-Pacific’ necessi-tates a more nuanced approachwhereby regional concerns ofASEAN centrality can be assuagedwhile accounting for diverse ap-proaches to maintaining regionalstability. In pursuance of this, thetwo countries have planned a bilater-al level maritime security dialoguein early 2019.Focus on sub-regional-

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Proposals to hasten constructionof a Ram temple at Ayodhya are ex-tremely ill-advised. There is a clam-our by the Rashtriya SwayamsevakSangh (RSS) and Sangh Parivar foran ordinance and later a statute (i.e.Act) for building a Ram temple overthe ruins of the Babri Masjid inAyodhya immediately. No morewaiting, they say. The supposedlyneutral Justice J. Chelameswar, whoretired as a Supreme Court judge ear-lier this year, joined the fray, sayingit was possible. The ex-justice islearned and bold, but needed to showthe downside. The Centre’s remitAny ordinance would have to bepassed by the Central government ifthe President (as advised by PrimeMinister Narendra Modi’s cabinet)“is satisfied that circumstances existwhich render it necessary for him totake immediate action” to promul-gate an such an ordinance, which willcease if it is negated or lapses. If itlapses, re-promulgation can takeplace. Repeated re-publication wasfrowned upon in the D.C. Wadhwacase (1986). Again, by brute strengthan Act may be passed amidst up-heavals and rancour throughoutIndia. But can the Central govern-ment as statutory receiver pass suchan ordinance or even table a Bill inParliament? There is an immediateconflict of interest. The alternative isa Private Member’s Bill. Given the

conflict of interest, the Central gov-ernment is obliged to oppose it, albeitwith a three-line whip. The State ofUttar Pradesh is bound by its stancein the Allahabad High Court that it isnot interested in the site.

Even if passed, any such statutewould have to cross many hurdles.First, there is the Places of Worship(Special Provisions) Act of 1991. Inthis Act, the cut-off date for freezingthe religious character of a place ofworship is August 15, 1947 and allsuits regarding their status wouldabate. Section 6 prescribes punish-ment of up to three years or fine orboth if this is violated. But Section 5of the Act said: “Nothing contained in

this Act shall apply to the place orplace of worship commonly known asRam Janma Bhumi-Babri Masjid sit-uated in Ayodhya in the State of UttarPradesh and to any suit, appeal orother proceeding relating to the saidplace or place of worship.” This, how-ever, does not pave the way for sim-ply repealing the section, for thatwould give further protection to theMuslim case. Second, we have to turnto the Acquisition of Certain Area atAyodhya Act, 1993, which acquiredthe site to put an end to the litigation,and vested the property in Centralgovernment. Third, the Act of 1993was interpreted in Ismail Faruqui v.Union of India (1994) so that the prop-erty would remain with the Centralgovernment as a “statutory receiv-er”, a concept invented by the court.The cessation or abatement of thepending Ayodhya case between theMuslims and Hindus (Section 4(3))was set aside by the Supreme Courtwhile unfairly allowing Hindu wor-ship. The court declared: “The bestsolution in the circumstances, on re-vival of suits is, therefore, to main-tain status quo as on 7th January,1993 when the law came into force.”Any action taken now (i.e. 2018 on-wards) would violate this status quo.As the “statutory receiver”, theCentral government has the respon-sibility to wait for the result of thesuit. No ordinance or statute can sitin appeal on the IsmailFaruquijudgment of 1994. Separation

of powers. There is a well-knownprinciple, emanating from the doc-trine of separation of powers in theConstitution, that the legislativepower of Parliament cannot usurpthe judicial power to sit in appealover the judicial decision-making –still less where the case is pending asa suit or in appeal. This decision,which was considered earlier, wasfirmed up on a tax case Shri PrithviCotton Mills (1969) after which therehave been dozens of cases going oneway or the other. But the legislaturecan change the basis of the law. It’smore complicated than you think.What will a proposed Act or ordi-nance say? Can it say that this firstappeal to the Supreme Court underthe Code of Civil Procedure will betaken away? The right to adjudicatecannot be taken away as it would bediscriminatory if applied to a partic-ular case to take away a valuableright. The new basis for the lawwould have to invalidate theAllahabad High Court judgment of2010, Ismail Faruqui (1994) and the or-ders subsequent to it and then in-junct the pending proceedings in theSupreme Court. The justification forthis can only be that strident mem-bers of the Hindu majority are impa-tient to reverse the Allahabad deci-sion which gives one-third of the landto the Muslims. There is also a resist-ance by the Nirmohi Akhara, whichclaims the entire site and does not

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want to give the Deity its one-third.As soon as the ordinance or Act is passed, it will be chal-

lenged in the Supreme Court because it is of national im-portance and affects the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.True, there is a presumption of the constitutional validityof a statute. Even if no stay is granted, the urgency of thematter may mean an assurance sought by the court that noprecipitous steps would be taken during these new pro-ceedings. There will be counter-clamour, protests, newsthat India favours Hindus over Muslims. Throughout theworld the destruction of the Babri Masjid has provokeddoubts on the capacity of India to be neutral. India has oneof the largest Muslim populations in the world — short of200 million. The case against the constitutionality of thenew ordinance or Act will take some time to decide. The de-cision in the Ayodhya case will be delayed further.

There is only one part of Justice J.S. Verma’s majorityin Ismail Faruqui (1994) that I like. He begins by quotingJonathan Swift: “We have enough religion to make us hate,

but not enough to make us love one another.” A secularstate? With the rise of an uncompromising fundamental-ism, India is faced with extreme populist demands againstminorities and the rule of law. The Constitution is secular,but parts of civil society are rabidly communal. The de-mand for the state to intervene to allow the Ram temple ispart of an aggressive Hindu fundamentalism which seeksto suborn the state to its wishes. The state has to remainneutral. To yield to a demand of one faith against anothernot only condones the destruction of the Masjid, but aban-dons the very basis of India’s multi-religious and culturalethos which it is bound to protect. It is the Constitution thathas pledged our diverse people together. It is not a play-thing – still less in the hands of a motivated majoritarian-ism that puts ‘India’ to ransom. Muslim fundamentalism isallegedly terrorists, its violent elements banned. Hindufundamentalism reigns free with its Hindutva, “ghar wap-si”, cow protection, violence, murders of activists and theRam temple movement seeking immediate solution.

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ism. As ASEAN continues to focus on its centrality in theregion, there will undoubtedly be shifts in how smallermembers of ASEAN perceive the centrifugal forces ofChina’s rise. Vietnam has helped to mitigate these by fo-cussing on both sub-regionalism and regionalism as thecore of its priorities. India too looks at both sub-regional-ism and regionalism as priority avenues to pursue its for-eign policy. The India-Vietnam Joint Statement of March2018 reiterates the focus given to sub-regionalism and theMekong Ganga Cooperation framework. However, anoth-er area is emerging in the CLV, or Cambodia-Laos-Vietnam growth triangle sub-regional cooperation,bringing these three countries together. India andVietnam can jointly explore the potential for enhancingcapacity building and providing technical assistance andtraining within this sub-regional grouping.

The major takeaway from Mr. Kovind’s visit is the ref-erence to the ‘cooperation model’ India offers, providingchoices and opportunities for its friends. This referencehighlights India’s willingness to address issues on whichincreasing synergies need to evolve. One such area whereconvergence is likely, but has been held back due to indi-vidual preference, is the $500 million line of credit offeredto Vietnam. Both India and Vietnam possess the capacityto find compatibility in areas promoting defence coopera-tion and infrastructure simultaneously. Vietnam’s roleas country coordinator for India in ASEAN will come to aclose in 2018. While the ties have progressed under theLook East and Act East Policies, going forward they needto factor in pragmatism, helping relations to move for-ward. India’s ability to look beyond the prism of opticswill remain a core challenge.

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Kashmir’s two main regional parties, National Conferenceand PDP, to bury differences and form a new Governmentamounted to a criminal error of judgment. To cover up thefolly, the Governor has been compelled to fall back on theunconvincing plea of national security. It is also being saidthat most parties wanted the Assembly dissolved anyway.But politics is dynamic and a Governor is expected to re-spond to changing political realities with alacrity. The pre-

mature dissolution of the Assembly is a flagrant violationof existing constitutional norms, clearly laid down afterthe SR Bommai judgment. It reinforces the impressionthat Jammu & Kashmir cannot be allowed to have genuinedemocracy if the party ruling at the Centre is kept out ofpower. Both the State and the country as a whole must beready to pay a heavy price for this chicanery thereby risk-ing further alienation of the Kashmiri people.

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steam engine, he and his blacksmith mounted a one-cylindergasoline engine on his steam engine’s running gear and set off fora nearby field to see if it worked. It did: Froelich’s tractorchugged along safely at three miles per hour. But the realtest came when Froelich and his team took their new ma-chine out on their annual threshing tour, and it was a suc-cess there, too: Using just 26 gallons of gas, they threshedmore than a thousand bushels of grain every day (72,000bushels in all). What’s more, they did it without starting asingle fire. In 1894, Froelich and eight investors formed theWaterloo Gasoline Traction Engine Company. They builtfour prototype tractors and sold two (though both weresoon returned). To make money, the company branched

out into stationary engines (its first one powered a print-ing press at the Waterloo Courier newspaper). Froelichwas more interested in farming equipment than enginesmore generally, however, and he left the company in 1895.Waterloo kept working on its tractor designs, but between1896 and 1914 it sold just 20 tractors in all. In 1914, the com-pany introduced its first Waterloo Boy Model “R” single-speed tractor, which sold very well: 118 in 1914 alone. Thenext year, its two-speed Model “N” was even more success-ful. In 1918, the John Deere plow-manufacturing companybought Waterloo for $2,350,000. The Waterloo TractorWorks, still owned by John Deere, remains one of thelargest tractor factories in the United States.

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sertive Hindu right. If all this facilitates the recruitment ofmilitants, propaganda by pro-Khalistan groups flourish-ing in countries like Canada, the United States, Britain,Germany, Malaysia and Thailand, keeps the movementalive among the Sikhs of diaspora. To cite an example, abody which calls itself Sikhs for Justice organised inTrafalgar Square, London, on August 12, 2018, a rally de-manding a global referendum among Sikhs in 2020 on thecreation of a sovereign Khalistan. Funds from such ele-ments, supplementing the massive amounts from the ISI,reach Khalistani terror groups in India, as does their anti-India and pro-Khalistan propaganda. These and those gen-erated by the ISI and indigenous terrorist sources, spreadrapidly through social media, particularly WhatsApp andFacebook Messenger groups, spurring separatism. Thequestion is: What is to be done? The first and most impor-tant effort should be to address the genuine grievances andapprehensions Sikhs harbour. Only a few of those whomurdered, maimed and looted during the 1984 anti-Sikh ri-

ots have been punished. The rest have to be brought tobook. Serious attempts should be made to ameliorate theplight of farmers, which is acute in most parts of India andnot merely Punjab. Equally, the spread of majoritarian-ism, intolerant of minorities and determined to smotherIndia’s rich diversity and fit the entire country into the cul-tural straitjacket advocated by its protagonists, must behalted and reversed. Simultaneously attempts to reviveterrorism and insurgency have to be defeated on theground. Efforts to stanch the flow of funds and propagandafrom abroad must be stepped up and pro-Khalistan propa-ganda abroad countered. The most important element hereis intelligence without which no terrorist movement canbe defeated. Efforts to further improve it must receive athrust, as must those to enhance the ability of the securityforces to act on the information received. Finally, terror-ists must be firmly dealt with. The message to the worldmust be clear: Attempts to revive insurgency and terror-ism in Punjab will be crushed.

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PRESS TRUST Of INDIAUdaipur, Nov 24

Senior Congress leaderAshok Gehlot on Saturdayattacked Rajasthan ChiefMinister Vasundhara Rajeon the issue of corruptionand claimed that the stategovernment led by her pa-tronised liquor, land andsand mafia. The AICC gen-eral secretary, who is con-testing December 7 elec-tions from Jodhpur'sSardarpura seat, is con-ducting electioneering inMewar region for the party."No government inRajasthan had ever patron-ised any mafia but theVasundhara Raje govern-ment did that. Land, liquorand sand mafia flourishedin her rule in connivancewith officers and I blamethat money has reached upto the top level," Gehlot toldreporters here.

Raje bowed before theparty president but nevermet people in five years.Instead of bowing beforeShah, she should have tak-en care of the people ofRajasthan who gave such ahuge mandate in 2013 elec-tions, but she betrayed peo-ple, the former Rajasthanchief minister said. Gehlot

alleged that the BJP gov-ernment in five years onlyworked to weaken schemeslaunched by formerCongress government andstalled various importantprojects in the state.

During the Congressgovernment rule, therewere 25 lakh people en-gaged in MGNREGA

works, but now the numberhas reduced to just 2.5 lakh,he said. Gehlot alleged thatthe government spentcrores of rupees onResurgent Rajasthan andnow the governmentshould disclose that howmuch investment wasmade in the state in fiveyears. The ResurgentRajasthan summit washeld in 2015 to attract in-vestment in the state.Gehlot said the Ram templewas just an election issuefor the Bharatiya JanataParty (BJP). The BJP usesthe name of Lord Rama dur-ing elections only. Theyhave no genuine intentionand they have been exposedbefore public now, he said.Gehlot is scheduled to ad-dress public rally inChittorgarh, Bagore inBhilwara, Ramsar inNasirabad (Ajmer) onSaturday.

Raje govt patronised liquor, land andsand mafia in Rajasthan : Gehlot

PRESS TRUST Of INDIABengaluru Nov 24 :

Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister GParameshwara on Saturday said the state gov-ernment would soon take a call on banning theorganisations involved in the killing of notedjournalist-activist Gauri Lankesh. Speaking toreporters here, Parameshwara said, "No discus-sions have taken place regarding the organisa-tions involved in the crime, but shortly we willtake a decision on that." The SIT probing thekilling of Lankesh had Friday filed an additionalcharge sheet naming Sanatan Sanstha, a Hinduoutfit and 18 accused in the crime. The team hassought time from the court to investigate thecase further. Lankesh, 55, known for her left-leaning and strong anti-Hindutva views, wasshot dead in front of her house here onSeptember 5 last year, triggering a nationwideoutrage. Soon after the then Siddaramaiah-ledgovernment constituted the SIT to probe into thekilling. So far, 18 people have been accused in thecrime, including shooter Parashuram Waghmare,masterminds Amol Kale, Sujith Kumar aliasPraveen and Amit Degwekar, SIT sources toldPTI. The gang is suspected to be involved in thekilling of three other rationalists M M Kalburgi,Narendra Dabholkar and Govind Pansare.

Lankesh killing: Will soon takecall on banning organisations,

says Karnataka DyCMPRESS TRUST Of INDIAChennai, Nov 24

A central team deput-ed to assess the damagecaused by Cyclone Gaja inTamil Nadu Saturday helddiscussions with ChiefMinister K Palaniswamihere. The seven-memberteam is headed by Daniel ERichard, a senior officialin the Union HomeMinistry in New Delhi.

The team membersmet the Chief Minister atthe Secretariat and helddiscussions with him, anofficial release said. TamilNadu Ministers DJayakumar, C VeShanmugam and RBUdayakumar and seniorofficials including ChiefSecretary Girija Vaidyanathanwere present during the meeting.While five members of the teamhad arrived from Delhi yester-day, two others who are sta-tioned here, have joined them.The offcials belong to variouscentral departments such asFinance, Power and Agriculture.The team is expected to completeits assessment in three daysstarting with a visit toTiruchirapalli.

During his meeting withPrime Minister Narendra Modiin New Delhi Thursday,

Palaniswami sought about Rs15,000 crore as central assistancetowards relief and rehabilitationactivities in cyclone-hit districtsof the state. He also asked Modi todepute a central team to assessthe damage. Cyclone 'Gaja' hadcrossed the Tamil Nadu coastearly on November 16 betweenNagapattinam and Vedaranyam,about 300 km from Chennai. Itleft behind a trail of destructionin Nagapattinam district and al-so in several other districts. Thecyclone has claimed 63 lives,with Nagapattinam, Tiruvarur,Thanjavur and Pudukottai beingthe worst affected districts.

Cyclone Gaja: Central teamholds talks with TN CM

PRESS TRUST Of INDIABengaluru, Nov 24

At least 15 people, most of themschool children, were killed after theirbus fell into a canal in Mandya district onSaturday, officials said. The incidenttook place around noon nearKanakanamaradi of Pandavapura taluk.Rescue teams have reached the spot andrescue operation was underway, theysaid. Locals said the bus, which was onits way to Mandya from Pandavapura,was completely submerged under water.Most of the victims are school children,they said, adding that they were return-ing home after half-a-day at school.

Meanwhile, Chief Minister H DKumaraswamy expressed shock over thethe incident and rushed to the spot.According to a statement released by theChief Minister's Office, Kumaraswamyhas spoken to district in-charge ministerC S Puttaraju and district DeputyCommissioner and directed them to visitthe spot immediately and oversee the res-cue operation.

15 killed as bus plungesinto canal in Karnataka

PRESS TRUST Of INDIANew Delhi Nov 24 :

A 24-year-old was killed andhis cousin injured after their mo-torcycle skidded off the SignatureBridge on Saturday, a day after twomedical students were killed in anaccident there, police said.

The deceased, identified asShankar, was riding motorcycleand his cousin Deepak (17) was pil-lion rider, a senior police officersaid. They were coming fromNangloi and heading towardsNortheast district. Timarpur po-lice station was informed about theaccident at 8.20 am, he said. Policesaid the victims where rushed to anearby hospital, where Shankarwas declared brought dead whilehis cousin Deepak sustained knee

injuries, they said. Shankar, a resi-dent of Ghaziabad, worked as asalesman and was unmarried, theofficer said. Deepak, a resident ofShalimar Bagh told police theywere wearing helmets butShankar's helmet fell off after skid-ding and his head hit the divider,he said. With two accidents in twodays, the newly-constructedSignature Bridge has become adeath trap. Some people have beenseen taking selfies by climbing on-to the boundary of the bridge. Thisis the second such accident on theSignature Bridge since its inaugu-ration by CM Arvind Kejriwal onNovember 4. On Friday morning,two medical students were killedafter they fell off the SignatureBridge here after their sports bikerammed into a divider.

Another biker killed onDelhi's Signature Bridge,

3rd death in 2 days

PRESS TRUST Of INDIA

Unnao: In what could stoke a freshcontroversy, Bharatiya Janata Party(BJP) Member of Parliament (MP)Sakshi Maharaj has called for thedemolition of Delhi's Jama Masjidwhile asking the people to hang him ifidols of Hindu deities are not foundbeneath the staircase of the mosque.Addressing a public rally in UttarPradesh's Unnao on Friday, the BJPparliamentarian said, "After enteringpolitics, the first statement I made inMathura was: Leave Ayodhya,Mathura and Kashi and demolishDelhi's Jama Masjid. If you do not findHindu idols beneath its staircase, youare welcome to hang me." Maharaj,who is known for making controver-sial remarks, even cornered theSupreme Court for delaying the ver-dict on the Ram temple issue. "I con-demn the attitude of the Supreme

Court. They delivered verdicts on anumber of cases of less significance,but they are deferring the Ayodhyamatter. I expect Prime MinisterNarendra Modi government to pass alaw in Lok Sabha for the constructionof a Ram temple in Ayodhya. I expectthe construction of the temple willstart before the 2019 Lok Sabha polls,"

he asserted. Jama Masjid is one of thelargest mosques in India built byShah Jahan between 1644 and 1656.Maharaj's statement comes at a timewhen scores of political leaders areseeking a government ordinance forearly construction of Ram temple inAyodhya. On Friday, Shiv Senaleader Sanjay Raut even questionedas to why the Centre is taking so longto bring an ordinance for construc-tion of Ram temple in Ayodhya whenRam bhakts (devotees) had demol-ished the Babri Masjid in just 17 min-utes. The Ayodhya dispute has been atalking point of late, a mass gatheringby organisations such as the VishwaHindu Parishad (VHP) and someHindu activists and saints will be heldin Ayodhya on Saturday and Sunday.The mega show will coincide with atwo-day visit of Shiv Sena chiefUddhav Thackeray to the city.

Demolish Jama Masjid, hang me ifidols are not found: Sakshi Maharaj

PRESS TRUST Of INDIANew Delhi Nov 24 :

Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chiefMayawati on Saturday attackedBharatiya Janata Party by saying that itsleaders are orchestrating the present ac-tion on Ram Temple in Ayodhya throughits allies (Shiv Sena) and affiliates(Vishwa Hindu Parishad) in order to di-vert people's attention from failure ingovernance ahead of the Assembly andgeneral elections. She added that the BJPand Prime Minister Narendra Modi arewell aware of the fact that they are losingelections in States and Centre which iswhy they are resorting to Mandir issuethrough 'proxies and allies like ShivSena, RSS and VHP' as a strategy. "Out ofthe promises that the Bharatiya JanataParty, especially Prime MinisterNarendra Modi had made to the people ofthis country during the 2014 Lok Sabhaelections, I personally feel not even 50 percent of that have been fulfilled. In fact, 50per cent is also too much to say. Both BJPand Prime Minister Modi are fully wellaware of this. They are also aware of thefact that they will not come back to powerin the five states, where elections are cur-rently being held. They are forcefullymaking Ram Temple a burning issue. Iftheir mindset was correct, then theycould have done its few years back also.This their political plan," Mayawati said.

Mayawati's statement comes ahead ofmass gatherings organised by Shiv Sena,

VHP and some Hindu groups in Ayodhyaover the weekend. While the VHP isterming its gathering as Dharm Sansad,Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray is go-ing to participate in an aarti at the SaryuRiver, offer prayers at RamJanambhoomi. Thackeray is also carry-ing soil from Shiveri Fort in Pune, thebirth place of Maratha king ChhatrapatiShivaji Maharaj, that he will hand over tothe priest of Ram Janambhoomi. "In con-text with the Assembly elections in fivestates, I have done rallies in two states --Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh -- to sup-port my party candidates. After conduct-ing rallies in both these states I havelearnt that Bharatiya Janata Party doesnot stand any chance to come back to pow-er in both these states," Mayawati toldhere on Saturday. "This party will alsonot come back in power in Centre too dueto its failures. The BJP, RSS and their al-liances, especially Shiv Sena, are verywell aware of this fact. This is the reasonwhy this party as part of its well-designedconspiracy is trying to hide its failures byclaiming that Ram Temple will be con-structed in Ayodhya by putting in frontsaints, RSS and Shiv Sena," she added.

Mayawati is of the view that the BJPshould solve the Ayodhya land dispute onlythrough the legal route and the SupremeCourt. A mass gathering has been organ-ised in Ayodhya to build pressure on theCentral Government for the constructionof Ram Temple at the site of the razedBabri mosque.

BJP organising Ram temple movement todivert attention from failures: Mayawati

PRESS TRUST Of INDIANew Delhi Nov 24 :

A contempt petition wasfiled in the Supreme Court onFriday against BharatiyaJanata Party's Kerala statepresident PS Sreedharan Pillai,Sabarimala Temple priest andthree others for not implement-ing the top court's order.Earlier Solicitor GeneralTushar Mehta had declined togive sanction to file the peti-tion. So the petition was filed di-rectly in the top court. OnWednesday, BJP state generalsecretary K Surendran, whowas taken into custody for mov-ing towards the temple with agroup of people, was grantedbail by a Thiruvalla Court.

Surendran and others ac-companying him were arrestedafter he got into a scuffle withpolice at Nilakkal base camp onNovember 17. He was taken in-to preventive custody for at-tempting to get through to thearea which was put underSection 144. Minister of Statefor Tourism KJ Alphons onMonday said that the situationat the hill-top shrine of LordAyyappa is worse than anemergency situation.

Contempt petitionfiled in Supreme

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Sri Lankan PresidentMaithripala Sirisena, who lastmonth abruptly sacked prime min-ister Ranil Wickeremesinghe andreplaced him with former strong-man Mahinda Rajapksa, will write abook on his "unsuccessful politicalmarriage" with the ousted premier.

Sirisena's controversial actionon October 26 led to a political crisisin the country with bothWickremesinghe and Rajapaksaclaiming to be the legitimate primeminister.Wickremesinghe termedhis dismissal as invalid and said hestill holds a majority in the 225-member Parliament.Sirisena, ad-dressing a public gathering onFriday, said the book will be titled'My unsuccessful political marriagewith Ranil'.

"I know that people are criticis-ing me right now. I will tell them towait until I release my book," thePresident said.

Sirisena claimed that despite hisaction, he had not been isolated.

"I know that right thinking peo-

ple are with me on this battle againstthe corrupt and the traitors," headded.Sirisena's announcementcame hours afterWickeremesinghe's alliance woncontrol of a powerful panel inParliament, dealing a major blow tohim and his prime ministerial ap-pointee Rajapaksa. Former presi-dent Rajapaksa, who ruled SriLanka for almost a decade, was un-expectedly defeated by his deputy,Sirisena, in the presidential electionin January, 2015 with the supportfrom Wickremesinghe's UnitedNational Party.

However, the power-sharingarrangement between Sirisena andWickremesinghe became increas-ingly tenuous on several policy mat-ters, mainly on economy and securi-ty.The country is witnessing a polit-ical stalemate since Sirisena sackedWickremesinghe on October 26.

Sirisena later dissolvedParliament, almost 20 months be-fore its term was to end, and orderedsnap election. The Supreme Courtoverturned Sirisena's decision todissolve Parliament and halted thepreparations for snap polls.

Speaker Karu Jayasuriya thenordered a floor test in the 225-mem-ber assembly to end the ongoing po-litical crisis, a move which invitedthe wrath of the government ofRajapaksa. The United NationalFront led by Wickeremesinghe hasalready moved three motions of notrust against Rajapaksa. Rajapaksa,however, has refused to step down.

Lankan Prez Sirisenato pen book on currentpolitical crisis

Jakarta, Nov 23

Indonesia on Fridaywrapped up the grim task ofidentifying Lion Air jet crashvictims from recovered bodyparts, with a preliminary re-port on the cause of the acci-dent that killed 189 people duenext week.

The Boeing 737 Max jet --one of the world's newest andmost advanced commercialplanes -- plunged into the JavaSea on October 29 shortly aftertaking off from capitalJakarta to Pangkal Pinangcity, killing all on board.

Since then, investigatorshave been doing DNA testingon recovered body parts.

As of Friday, 125 peoplehave been identified after test-ing on human remains thatfilled some 200 body bags, saidArthur Tampi, head of the na-tional police medical centre.

"We have identified 89

men and 36 women, includingtwo foreigners, namely anItalian and an Indian nation-al" who was the flight's cap-tain, Tampi told reporters inJakarta.

The identification was be-ing called off because all therecovered remains have beentested, he added.

Budget carrier Lion Airhas said it is paying a littleover USD 100,000 in compensa-tion to the families of eachcrash victim.

The smashed jet's flightdata recorder was recoveredbut divers are still looking forthe cockpit voice recorder.

A formal preliminary re-port on what might havecaused the crash is dueWednesday.So far, investiga-tors have said the doomedplane had problems with itsair-speed indicator and angleof attack (AOA) sensorsprompting Boeing to issue a

special bulletin directing op-erators what to do when theyface the same situation.

An AOA sensor providesdata about the angle at whichwind is passing over the wingsand tells pilots how much lift aplane is getting.

The information can becritical in preventing theplane from stalling.

Last week, a US airline pi-lots union, the APA, said thatcompanies and pilots had notbeen informed by Boeing ofcertain changes in the aircraftcontrol system.

While Boeing has comeunder fire for possible glitchesin its newest 737 model -- re-leased just last year -- the acci-dent has also resurrected con-cerns about Indonesia's poorair safety record, which untilrecently saw its carriers fac-ing years-long bans from en-tering European Union andUS airspace.

Indonesia wraps up Lion Aircrash victim identification

40 million diabetics may faceinsulin shortage by 2030:studySan francisco Nov 24

As the morbidity rate of type 2 diabetes keeps in-creasing, about 40 million people with the disease willnot have access to insulin for treatment by 2030, a re-cent study from Stanford University suggested.

Researchers simulated burden of the disease from2018 to 2030 across 221 countries using data from theInternational Diabetes Federation and 14 studieswhich represent more than 60 percent of the globaltype 2 diabetes population, Xinhua reported.According to the study, the number of people withtype 2 diabetes worldwide will increase from 406 mil-lion in 2018 to 511 million in 2030.About 79 million peo-ple will need insulin to control their condition, whileonly 38 million will be able to get it if access to insulinremains the same, researchers predicted. "These esti-mates suggest that current levels of insulin access arehighly inadequate compared to projected need, partic-ularly in Africa and Asia, and more efforts should bedevoted to overcoming this looming health chal-lenge," said Sanjay Basu, lead author of the study."The number of adults with type 2 diabetes is expectedto rise over the next 12 years due to ageing, urbanisa-tion, and associated changes in diet and physical ac-tivity," he said, urging more governmental actions."Unless governments begin initiatives to make in-sulin available and affordable, then its use is alwaysgoing to be far from optimal."

2 killed, 24 injured inexplosion in China

Beijing, Nov 24 (PTI)

At least two persons have been killed and 24 others injured in an ex-plosion at a factory in China's Northeast Jilin province, the local govern-ment said Saturday.

The explosion occured at Jiangcheng Machinery Company based in a village in

Dongfeng county on Friday, state-run China Daily reported.About 41 buildings were also damaged in the explosion.According to a statement by the local government, two persons were

killed, including one who succumbed to injures in hospital, and 24 otherswere injured.The explosion also caused a large fire, another daily GlobalTimes said. The explosion triggered an emergency response from the gov-ernment. Rescue and investigation efforts are underway. The early inves-tigation has determined that the incident was not related to terrorism, theDaily report said.

United Nations Nov 24

The conviction of a former Guatemalan sol-dier involved in the mass killing of villagers inan infamous massacre during the country's civilwar has been welcomed by the UN human rightsoffice, OHCHR.

Spokesperson Liz Throssell told journalistsin Geneva on Friday that the ruling againstSantos Lpez Alonso one of only six military per-sonnel to have been convicted - was another im-portant step for transitional justice inGuatemala.

We welcome the ruling this week by aGuatemalan court to convict and sentence a for-mer soldier to 5,130 years in prison for his role inthe Dos Erres massacre, she said, describing itas one of the most shocking episodes of the coun-try's long civil war, when more than 200 peoplewere killed in the village of Dos Erres in 1982.

Ms Throssell added that the court had con-cluded that the crimes against humanity com-mitted in Dos Erres were part of a larger statepolicy of the ruling military junta.

According to a UN-backed national rightscommission, 200,000 lives were lost amid hun-dreds of massacres that were carried out in in-

digenous Maya villages.State forces and paramilitary groups were

responsible for 93 per cent of violations docu-mented, Guatemala's Commission for HistoricalClarification found, including 92 per cent of arbi-trary executions and 91 per cent of forced disap-pearances.

Santos Lpez Alonso, who was a member of anelite force of the Guatemalan military known asthe Kaibiles, was found guilty of crimes againsthumanity and murder in 171 of these cases, Ms.Throssell said.

The massacre was planned and involved peo-ple of all ages, with many women and girls re-portedly raped, while children were thrown intothe village well.

The Kaibiles suspected the inhabitants ofDos Erres of sympathizing with left-wing guer-rillas, and after carrying out a search of the vil-lage for weapons, they proceeded to systemati-cally shoot or bludgeon to death hundreds ofmen, women and children, the OHCHRspokesperson explained.

In an appeal to the Guatemalan authoritiesto continue to investigate and prosecute thoseresponsible for crimes committed during thecountry's 36-year civil war, Ms. Throssell noted

that such trials have frequently been stalled bythe malicious use of injunctions.

Despite the courageous efforts by victims,lawyers and civil society organizations to en-sure justice, truth, reparations and non-repeti-tion, there have been very few prosecutions andconvictions, particularly of high-level officials,and few victims have received reparations, theOHCHR spokesperson said. UNi XC-SNU 1523

UN rights body welcomes GuatemalaDos Erres massacre conviction

United Nations Nov 24

Denouncing the dangers faced by mi-grants and asylum seekers in Libya, theUN refugee agency (UNHCR) called for anend to their detention and advised thoseintercepting or rescuing them at seaagainst returning them to a countrywhere they face squalid conditions.

Refugees in Libya are faced with anightmarish scenario, said RobertoMignone, UNHCR's Chief of Mission inLibya. They have fled their homes insearch of safety and protection only to endup incarcerated, languishing indefinitelyin squalid conditions.As large numbers ofrefugees and migrants continue to at-tempt the dangerous crossing of theMediterranean from Libya to Europe, ac-cording to the International Organisationfor Migration (IOM), many are being in-tercepted by the Libyan Coast Guard,brought back to shore, and placed in de-tention upon arrival.These interceptionsor rescue operations, have led to the place-ment of large numbers migrants in officialdetention centres, nearly doubling be-tween 2017 and 2018, from 5,500 to 9,300.

It is reprehensible that they are de-tained instead of protected. This is despitethe fact that viable alternatives to deten-

tion within Libya can be found, includingthrough a Gathering and DepartureFacility that we have been waiting to opensince July, which could offer immediateprotection and safety for those most vul-nerable, said Mr. Mignone.

When opened, the facility proposed byUNHCR would be the first of its kind in thecountry, sheltering vulnerable asylumseekers until a solution could be found toget them out of Libya. Though the facilityhas been built and is ready for use, the UNagency is facing delays from the Libyanauthorities and continues to advocate forit to be opened.

In the meantime, in light of the dan-gers for refugees and migrants in Libya,UNHCR does not consider it to be a safeplace for disembarkation and has advisedagainst returns to Libya following searchand rescues at sea.Refugees in Libya arefaced with a nightmarish scenario -Roberto Mignone, UNHCR LibyaIn addi-tion, IOM and UNHCR have been workingto evacuate these migrants from Libya toother countries. In the past year, UNHCRhas evacuated almost 2,500 vulnerablerefugees and asylum seekers includingover 300 unaccompanied children held indetention in Libya, to Niger, Italy andRomania.

UN agencies call for more resettlement endto detention of asylum seekers in Libya

United Nations Nov 24

Nicaragua must respectthe rights to free opinionand expression and topeaceful assembly, theUnited Nations humanrights wing said, amid re-ports that authorities arecontinuing to criminaliselegitimate actions of socialleaders and others associat-ed with protests that erupt-ed in the country earlierthis year.Liz Throssell, aspokesperson for the Officeof the UN HighCommissioner for Human

Rights (OHCHR), said thatwhile the number of demon-strations in Nicaragua has'declined dramatically' inrecent months, the situa-tion is 'far from being a signof returning normality.'Wefear that that the authori-ties' actions have deterredpeople from engaging indemonstrations, severelyrestricting the exercise ofthe right to peacefulprotest, she told the mediaat a regular news briefingat the United Nations Officeat Geneva (UNOG).According to Government

figures, some 273 people arebeing held in connectionwith the protests as of 5November, but civil societyreports suggest those de-tained number at least 586.OHCHR has also receivedreports that fair trial rightsare being violated in thecriminal trials of peasantand student leaders andother people involved in theprotests, said Ms Throssell,noting that the Office con-tinues to monitor the coun-try's rights situation re-motely and is publishingmonthly reports on the situ-

ation. In May, OHCHR re-quested Nicaraguan au-thorities to grant it 'imme-diate access' to the countryso that it can, in line with itsmandate, gather first-handinformation about whathappened during theprotests and promote con-crete actions to prevent fur-ther human rights viola-tions.

We also repeat ourreadiness to assist State au-thorities in fulfilling theirinternational human rightsobligations, Ms Throsselladded.

Respect peoples peaceful assembly,fairtrail rights:UN urges Nicaragua

United Nations Nov 24

The United Nations should 'actively and urgently'pursue negotiations for a leading role in aiding the hu-manitarian crisis in Yemen's port city of Hudaydah, thetop UN envoy for the war-torn country urged.

The attention of the world is on Hudaydah, the UNSpecial Envoy for Yemen, Martin Griffiths said in a state-ment during his visit to the city, which hosts the majorport of entry for most of the county's food and humanitari-an aid, United Nations reported. I am here to tell you to-day that we have agreed that the UN should now pursueactively and urgently detailed negotiations for a leadingUN role in the port and more broadly, he said, adding thatsuch a role will preserve the essential humanitarianpipeline that serves the country. He welcomed the latestcall for a ceasefire by Britain, in a draft resolution for im-mediate truce, after violence flared up between the Saudi-

led coalition and Houthi rebels on Monday despite UNcalls for ceasefire. This is an essential step if we are to pro-tect the lives of civilians and build confidence among theparties, Mr Griffiths said.Conflict in Yemen has escalatedover the last three years, following a Saudi-led militaryintervention against the Houthi rebel insurgency, at therequest of Yemeni leadership. The stark humanitariansituation has been further exacerbated by blocks to sup-plies, fuel and commercial goods delivered throughHudaydah, a lifeline for millions of Yemenis. Mr Griffithsunderscored the conflict as a priority for the UnitedNations. I have come here today...to learn first-hand howwe can help to keep that international pledge to protectthe people of Hudaydah from further devastation.As youknow I plan and hope to bring the parties together inSweden very soon for political consultations, he said, re-ferring to possible initiation of peace talks betweenHouthi rebels and the Government.

Yemen:UN role in preserving essentialaid pipeline at major port

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Sydney, Nov 24 (PTI)

Staring at an imminent defeat af-ter seven successive series wins ontrot, India will be looking for yet an-other solid bowling performanceagainst a brittle Australian top-orderin third and final T20 International onSunday.

India were in with a very goodchance of levelling the series inMelbourne on Friday after reducingAustralia to 132 for 7 in 19 overs butrain put paid to their hopes.

Now a win at the SCG will at leastlet Virat Kohli's team share the brag-ging rights and more importantly re-main in a good frame of mind beforethe real test begins at Adelaide onDecember 6.

India are unbeaten in T20I engage-ments since July 2017, when they lastlost to West Indies in a one-off game in

the Caribbean.They have won20 out of 27 T20Issince then in dif-ferent conditionsand against vary-ing opposition.

doing so,India are unbeat-en in nine con-secutive T20I se-ries since August2017, including adrawn two-match contest

against Australia at home (October2017).

They have won seven consecutiveT20I series since the Nidahas Trophywin in the tri-series in Sri Lanka (alsoincluding Bangladesh) and beatingEngland away 2-1 in the summer gonepast, are the highlights of this unbeat-en run.

Last time in Australia, back in2016, India had won the T20I serieswith an unprecedented 3-0 margin.

Rain though has played spoilsportwith their chance of winning a secondconsecutive T20I series Down Under.Perhaps the only silver lining is thatthey still can maintain their unbeatenrecord in this format with victory onSunday.

In order to achieve this, India willlike to carry on from where they leftoff in Melbourne. The surprisinglyunchanged bowling attack put in a

more disciplined performance ascompared to their Brisbane outing,and both pacers and spinners wereable to put the Australian batting or-der under constant pressure.

There were hiccups in the field ofcourse two dropped catches in keep-ing with a shoddy display in Brisbaneas well. This is one area that theIndian team will be keen to improveon when the final game begins, for itcould well be the difference again ifthe Australian batting clicks.

Pre-game in Melbourne, there wastalk that the Indian team manage-ment might revert to type and bringback Yuzvendra Chahal to re-ignitehis partnership with Kuldeep Yadavin a must-win game.

The stakes haven't changed goinginto the series decider, yet India's im-proved showing with the ball givesreason for picking an unchanged side.

Given the situation, skipper ViratKohli showed surprising consistencyin team selection and continued toback Krunal Pandya in the all-rounder guise.

The latter put in an improvedshowing of 1-26 in four overs, bowlingGlenn Maxwell with a slow turner.The SCG wicket is known to be helpfulto spinners and thus there is no caseto leave Pandya out.

It remains to be seen if India willbe tempted to play Chahal neverthe-less, if conditions do turn out to be dri-er than in Brisbane and Melbourne.

The only option to do so is in leav-ing out Khaleel Ahmed then, who de-spite being a touch expensive in thefirst game has justified his selectionthus far.

Dropping Ahmed won't be easy, asKohli adopted stand-in skipper Rohit

Sharma's plan (used against WestIndies at home) to pair him withBhuvneshwar Kumar first and bringin Jasprit Bumrah as first-change.

Leaving him out would meanKumar-Bumrah sharing the new ball,and unless conditions demand it, the

team management again might not betoo keen to change what clearlyworked in Melbourne.

Whilst the Indian team was wait-ing for the rain to stop and play to re-sume, it was also noticeable thatKohli was sitting padded up in thedugouts even as openers ShikharDhawan and Rohit Sharma warmedup.

It hinted at a possible re-promo-tion for the skipper to number three,in light of KL Rahul's struggles offlate. It is again improbable that thelatter will be left out at Sydney, butKohli batting at number three andboosting the top-order in the series' fi-nale could be India's best bet.

Australian pacer Billy Stanlake,who twisted his ankle during pre-match warm-up on Friday, is slated toundergo a scan on Saturday.

His availability for Sunday'sgame thus is under doubt but thehosts haven't yet named an alterna-tive with Nathan Coulter-Nile step-ping in to take his spot in the side inthe second T20I.

Weather is set to relent on Sundayand unless conditions are drier thananticipated, Aaron Finch has no rea-son to change his playing eleven.

His side now stands on the cusp ofa surprise series' win against India,one thought inconceivable at the startof this week given the current turmoilin Australian cricket.

3rd T20 International: DesperateIndia geared up for do-or-die battle

Match starts at: 1.20 pm IST.India: Virat Kohli (capt), Shikhar Dhawan, Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul, Manish Pandey,

Shreyas Iyer, Dinesh Karthik (wk), Rishabh Pant, Krunal Pandya, yuzvendra Chahal, Kuldeep

yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Umesh yadav, Khaleel Ahmed, Washington Sun-

dar.

Australia: Aaron finch (capt), Ashton Agar, Jason Behrendorff, Alex Carey, Nathan Coul-

ter-Nile, Chris Lynn, Ben McDermott, Glenn Maxwell, D'Arcy Short, Billy Stanlake, Marcus

Stoinis, Andrew Tye, Adam Zampa.

TEAMS

JAMMU, Nov 24:

Rajan, Kunal,Hanumat, Sanpreet andSandeep won their respec-tive matches to move intothe next round of the men’ssingles event in the ongoing40th Stag State TableTennis Championship un-der the banner of J&K TableTennis Association atIndoor Complex, MAStadium, here today.

In Sub-junior boys cate-gory, Maanay, Harman andAgrim among seven quali-fied for the next third roundof the competition.Similarly, in Youth boysevent, Ansh, Maanay,Madhav and Akshit amongseven made it to the secondround.

Today’s matches offici-ated by the technical penal

comprising Vasu Dewan,Satish Gupta, SandeepKhadotra, Meenu Rajeshand Asad Sharma.

The Results: Sub Junior Boys:

Round II: Maanay btRakshan 3-0, Harman btKeshav 3-1, Agrim bt Daksh3-2, Madhav bt Akshit 3-1,Sahib bt Vishav 3-2,Divyansh bt Arya 3-1,Sourav bt Rohan 3-1.

Men’s Singles: Round 1:Rajan bt Anuj 3-1, Kunal btManik 3-0, Hanumat btHaroon 3-0, Sanpreet btSourav 3-1, Sandeep btHardik 3-0.

Youth Boys: Round 1:Ansh bt Manik 3-1, Maanaybt vedish, Madhav bt Aarit3-0, Akshit bt Adhyan 3-0,Ketan bt Aryan 3-0, Asad btAshray 3-0, Hanumat btRakshan 3-0.

Rajan, Kunal among winners in men’s TT

young boy compete in the youth category of State Table Tennis meet

at Indoor Complex, MA Stadium, Jammu on Saturday.

JAMMU, Nov 24:

Young students of BSF PrimarySchool Paloura, here brought lau-rels to the institution winningmedals in Judo and Weightlifting inthe recently events.

While three medals, including agold came in Judo, other two bronzemedals won by the students inWeightlifting.

In Judo, Anish Raina (30 kg)gold, Arihant Mahajan (40 kg),bronze Medal; Kanishka Kesar (40kg) Silver and Tanushka (35 kg)Bronze. Similarly, in Weightlifting,Aditi Thakur (44 kg) and KashishRajput (48 kg) secured bronzemedals. All these players trainedunder the guidance of NIS coach ofthe school, Rameshwar Singh Jamwal.All the medal winners and

their coach were congratulated bythe Head Master of the BSF PrimarySchool, Gaytri Kotwal.

BSF School excels in Judo, Weightlifting

BSf School students, who excelled in Judo and Weightlifting, pose with Head Master.

JAMMU, Nov 24:

Ansh Chopra made it a doubletitle win when he secured the Sub-Junior Billiards title too in the on-going State Billiards and SnookerChampionship under the bannerof J&K Billiards and SnookerAssociation at Billiards Hall, MAStadium, here today.

In the final, played thisevening, Ansh trounced SakshamMahajan 2-1 (52-47, 42-50, 50-11).Earlier, in the semifinals,Saksham defeated Manav

Pathania in straight frames of 51-42, 51-20 while Ansh Chopra out-played Sankalp Soni 2-1 (31-50, 50-26, 50-25.

In all, eight young cueiststurned up for the three-ball eventto play straightway in the quarter-finals. The Results: Quarterfinals:Ansh Chopra bt Umar Ul Islam 2-1(50-35, 30-51, 51-57); Sankalp Soni btSourav Santoy 2-0 (51-33, 50-27);Saksham Mahajan bt ManasSawhney 2-0 (50-46, 51-27; ManavPathania bt Vansh Gupta 2-0 (51-41, 50-40).

Ansh makes it doublewith Billiards title

Ansh Chopra in action during the final of Sub-Junior Billiards at Billiards Hall, MA

Stadium, Jammu on Saturday.

POF welcomes JKBank under RTI JAMMU, Nov 24:

Public Opinion Forum (POF) ina meeting held under the chair-manship of president, ParveenSharma appreciated the Governor,Satya Parkash Malik for briningJ&K Bank under the purview ofRTI and State VigilanceOrganisation.While discussing thedevelopment, members hoped formore transparency, especially interms of appointment, in thelargest financial institution of thestate. “Bringing an institution un-der RTI means more transparencyand accountability on part of themanagement and working. Thepeople of J&K have their stake inthe Bank so they have a right toknow about the policies and deci-sions of the bank taken time time,”expressing his views said ParveenSharma.While discussing the de-velopment, members hoped formore transparency, especially interms of appointment, in thelargest financial institution of thestate.

In the meantime, the POF ap-preciated the young RTI activist,Raman Sharma the untiring effortsin convincing the Government.

Mary Kom's wintruly special: PMNew Delhi, Nov 25 (PTI)

Prime Minister Narendra Modicongratulated M C Mary Kom forwinning a record sixth gold medalin the Women's WorldChampionships on Saturday.

Terming the boxer's achieve-ment as a proud moment for Indiansports, Modi said the diligencewith which she had pursued sportsand excelled at the world stage wasextremely inspiring. "Her win istruly special," he tweeted.

The 35-year-old Mary Kom be-came the most successful boxer inthe history of Women's WorldChampionships by winning hersixth gold medal with an unani-mous 5-0 result over Ukraine'sHanna Okhota here.

Lucknow, Nov 24 (PTI)

Former three-time winnerSaina Nehwal and reigning champi-on Sameer Verma were a step awayfrom clinching the men's andwomen's singles titles respectively,reaching the finals of the Syed ModiInternational World Tour Super 300here on Saturday.

Commonwealth Games silvermedallists Satwiksairaj Rankireddyand Chirag Shetty and Gold Coastbronze medallists AshwiniPonnappa and N Sikki Reddy alsoprogressed to the summit clash inmen's doubles and women's doublesrespectively.

Third seed Sameer, who won ti-tles at Swiss and Hyderabad thisyear, saw off Indonesia's Chico AuraDwi Wardoyo 21-13 17-21 21-8 in a 57-

minute men's singles semifinals.The world number 16 Indian,

who needs to win the title to qualifyfor the year-ending HSBC BWFWorld Tour Finals, will face sixthseeded Chinese Lu Guangzu in thesummit clash. If he wins the title,Sameer will displace Japan's KentaNishimoto at No.8 in the Race toGuangzhou Rankings.

Saina, seeded second, also pre-vailed over another IndonesianRuselli Hartawan 12-21 21-7 21-6 toset up a meeting with China's HanYue, who defeated compatriot LiXuerui 21-15 19-21 21-9 in anothersemifinal.

Men's pair of Satwiksairaj andChirag stunned London Olympicssilver medallists Mathias Boe andCarsten Mogensen of Denmark 22-2025-23 to secure their maiden place in

a Super 300 final. It was their firstwin over the celebrated Danish pairin five attempts.

The Indian duo, who had won aSuper 100 title at Hyderabad, willface second seeded Indonesian com-bination of Fajar Alfian andMuhammad Rian Ardianto in themen's doubles finals.Ashwini andSikki also made it to their secondsuccessive finals here with a 21-1821-16 win over Russian combinationof Ekaterina Bolotova and AlinaDavletova in women's doubles.

Ashwini, however, couldn'tprogress to the finals of the mixeddoubles event after she and her part-ner Satwiksairaj Rankireddy wentdown narrowly 12-21 21-18 19-21 tothe Chinese pair of Ou Xuanyi andFeng Xueying in the semifinals ear-ly in the day.

World No. 9 Saina found the go-ing tough in the beginning and con-ceded a 5-2 lead. She tried to clawback but Ruselli managed to hold a11-7 advantage at the first break andthen pocketed the opening game,much to the disappointment of thecrowd.

Jolted by the reversal, Sainagathered her wits and dished out adominating game after an initial 4-4battle with her Indonesian oppo-nent. The Indian reeled off fivepoints to reach 9-4 and then quicklyjumped to 16-6 before roaring backinto the contest with another fivestraight points.

The decider was no differentwith Saina continuing her domina-tion, moving to 8-2 at one stage be-fore accumulating the next eightpoints to take the match away from

her opponent. She sealed the contestcomfortably in the end to make it toher fourth final here.

In the men's singles, Sameer led3-0 and 7-4 before Chico managed tohold a slender 11-10 advantage at theinterval. The Indian, however, soonblasted off 10 straight points at 10-12to jump to 20-12 and then sealed theopening game in his favour.

He was comfortably placed at 7-1in the second game when Chicoscripted a stirring recovery to makeit 12-11 at one stage. Sameer earned aslender 17-16 lead but theIndonesian managed to bounce backwith five points.In the decider,Sameer seemed to be in a zone of hisown as he jumped to a 11-3 lead at thebreather and then maintained hisstranglehold to comfortably securehis place in the final.

Saina, Sameer enter final of Syed Modi International

Lille (france), Nov 24

Croatia moved to the brink of a sec-ond Davis Cup title on Friday asstraight-set victories for Marin Cilicand Borna Coric gave them a 2-0 leadover reigning champions France in thefinal.The visitors were dominantthroughout the day in front of a capaci-ty crowd at the Stade Pierre-Mauroy inLille as Yannick Noah's France failedmake the most of home advantage andthe clay court. Coric got Croatia off tothe best possible start with a 6-2, 7-5, 6-4thrashing of Jeremy Chardy, who was asurprise selection by Noah ahead ofBenoit Paire and Lucas Pouille, thehighest-ranked member of the Frenchsquad. World number seven Cilic thenmade short work of an injury-hit Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, who needed to take amedical timeout during the third set be-fore succumbing 6-3, 7-5, 6-4. "I didn'tlose my serve in the match and I playedoutstanding tennis throughout," saidCilic. "I am able to play all three days. I

often play all three days in Davis Cup.We will see with the captain (ZeljkoKrajan)." Former Australian Open fi-nalist Tsonga, now ranked 259 after aseason plagued by injury problems,failed to put Cilic under any real pres-sure, and missed all five of the breakpoints that did come his way. "He(Tsonga) has a problem with a groinmuscle," Noah told BeIN Sports. "In thedressing room we wondered if he wouldretire from the match, but we thoughtthat there where too many people hereand that we still had to play." Cilic isbidding for redemption this weekendafter blowing a two-set lead againstJuan Martin del Potro in the 2016 finalwhen victory would have sealedCroatia the title, and their doubles pair-ing of Mate Pavic and Ivan Dodig couldfinish the job on Saturday.They will beslight underdogs against Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Nicolas Mahut,who reached the final of the ATP Finalsin London last week. Victory forCroatia .

Coric, Cilic put Croatia onbrink of Davis Cup title

Sri Lanka'smorning asEngland tail failsColombo, Nov 24

Sri Lanka's bowlers restrict-ed England to 336 all out in theirfirst innings of the third and fi-nal Test on Saturday as the visi-tors' tail folded inside half anhour. The hosts then made a sol-id start to reach 74-1 at lunch onday two in Colombo, withDimuth Karunaratne andDhananjaya de Silva both un-beaten on 28 having withstoodpressure bowling by England.

Reaching a decent 312 for 7overnight after a JonnyBairstow century, England onlymanaged to add 24 runs withMoeen Ali falling for 33, StuartBroad for a duck and Jack Leach2. Ali skipped down the pitch andlifted the ball to long off, Broadwas bowled trying to sweep left-arm wrist spinner LakshanSandakan and Leach's attemptedheave saw him caught.

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No boarding school plansfor Aaradhya Bachchan!

It's a schedule wrap for Varun Dhawan and Alia Bhatt onthe sets of Kalank and they are celebrating it with pizza

I would love to workin a Malyalam film,says Janhvi Kapoor

Govinda reacts to RanveerSingh dancing to his song,'Meri pant bhi sexy' at hisLake Como wedding

Koffee with Karan 6: 'No, I'm not single' Arjun KapoorFinally opens up about dating Malaika Arora

Mira Rajput gets spotted at theairport with Misha and Zain butwhere is hubby Shahid Kapoor?

Arjun Kapoor andMalaika Arora are the re-cent ones to come underthe scanner of those whoare constantly on the look-out for celebrity couplesthey can ship. They mayclear the air about their re-lationship status or takenames, but their picturesof multiple outings, where-in they are spotted walkinghand-in-hand, certainlysuggest that love is in theair. In fact, let's just say apicture is a worth a thou-sand words and we havelots of pictures of the duodoing things couples do! Somuch so that it was report-ed that the duo is all set totake their relationship tothe next level by tying theknot. But, a friend close tothe couple has squashed allthe rumoursbut nothingtakes away from the factthat they are together and

how! In fact, when the promoof the next episode of KaranJohar's Koffee with Karandropped with Arjun and sisterJanhvi Kapoor on the couch, itteased us to say the least. KJowent straight for the kill andasked if he was single. Now,we did get a glimpse of the up-coming riot with Janhvi's in-terest in knowing but didn'tget the answer we were look-ing for! Up until now. That'sright, according to a MumbaiMirror report, Arjun said,"No, I’m not single" on theshow and this left Janvhi inshock. The host apparentlythen asked the NamasteEngland actor if he intends tointroduce his new partner tohis family, to which Arjunreplied, "Clearly, it has justhappened." Later, Karan alsoasked if he is open to mar-riage, and pat came the an-swer, "Yes, now I am. Earlier, Iwasn’t."

Ranveer Singh is a complete 90's personand an ardent Govinda fan. Singh, who hasworked with Govinda in Kill Dill, has ex-pressed his admiration for the actor on vari-ous occasions. Similarly, Govinda too has al-ways praised the live wire of Bollywood. Evenrecently when Ranveer danced to the tunes ofGovinda's songs at his own wedding whichtook place at Lake Como in Italy, the actorcouldn't help but shower love on the groom.During a media reaction, when he was askedabout his thoughts on the same, he reminiscedthe time when he was shooting Kill Dill withhim. Govinda shared some amazing memo-ries with him and even congratulatedRanveer on his marriage with DeepikaPadukone. "When I was shooting withRanveer Singh during Kill Dill, he used to imi-tate my scenes and dialogues from variousmovies and I used to wonder which movie wasthis. I used to ask my guys to get me the videoof the movie because of this. May God Blessthem (Ranveer and Deepika) and I feel nicethat such an atmosphere was created duringtheir sangeet. It is nice to see them acknowl-edging and live the good times of the actor.Just like I praise Salman Khan without takingany money (laughs)," the actor said.

Shahid Kapoor and Mira Rajput make for one of the cutestcouples of tinsel town. From their public appearances at the redcarpet or walk at the fashion shows to their social media PDA,ShaMira, as fans call them, they have been winning hearts allover. And they never fail to give major couple goals. But itseems that their little munchkins are all set to take over.Whether be it Misha's cute pictures or Zain's 'hello' to the worldon Instagram, the tiny tots are ruling social media. While we ea-gerly wait to get a glimpse of them, they were spotted with mom-ma Mira Rajput at the airport. But daddy Shahid Kapoor wasmissing from the clicks. Mira flaunted her newly trimmedtresses and kept smiling at the paparazzi in a black casual teeand denims. Mira indeed looked chic in those round rimmedshades and soft tinted lips. On the other hand, little munchkinMisha was dressed in a pink cap and how adorable she looked inthose silver ballerinas. However, we couldn't get to see much ofbaby Zain as he was fast asleep in his nanny's arms. While theyall headed inside the airport, we wonder where are they going.Will Shahid join them there?

Hands down, thefavourite member of theBachchan household is littleAaradhya, who just turnedseven this week. But theyoungest Bachchan behaveslike someone much older andwiser. Says a close friend ofthe family, “Aaradhya has theinquisitive mind of a scientistand the calm sensitive tem-perament of an artiste. At sev-en, she has the wisdom, eti-quette and decorum of some-

one much older.” Says dotingfather Abhishek, “She is quitea little lady. At the same time,there is a huge quotient ofmischief in her.” The creditfor Aaradhya’s sensible bal-anced upbringing goes to hermother Aishwarya RaiBachchan, who spends everysingle minute that she hasaway from her professionalcommitments with herdaughter. For the actress,dropping Aaradhya to school

and then picking her up againis a daily routine. A friend ofAishwarya says, “Unlike theother star kids, Aaradhya isnot being brought up by hernanny. Most actresses grabtheir children only when thecamera is around.Aishwarya’s world revolvesaround her. Everythingcomes after Aaradhya and nosacrifice is too big for her an-gel. While other star kids arebeing packed off to boarding

school, Aaradhya isn’t goinganywhere.” Aishwarya hadonce shared, “Picking up mydaughter from school, beingwith her every minute that Ican…, all this comes very nat-urally to me. No effort is re-quired. This is how my moth-er was with us (Aishwaryaand her brother). When aworking woman decides tohave a child, she must be fullyprepared to give the child theattention it needs.”

After Student Of The Year,Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhaniaand Badrinath Ki Dulhania,Varun Dhawan and Alia Bhatthave collaborated for Kalankand we cannot wait to see themon-screen already. This is theduo's third outing and we aresure they will work wonders atBO once again. Ever since theshoot of Kalank began, the twoactors have been sharing all thefun which takes place on the setswith their fans on social media.Moreover, even when there is aschedule wrap, the actors do notfail to share a pic from it as well.Following the same tradition,Varun recently a picture fromtheir schedule wrap which theycelebrated by eating pizza.Dhawan shared several imageson his Instagram handle with acaption that read, "End of a crazyschedule team #kalank. Thishas to be the most hardworkingteam I have ever worked with.Day night these boys and girlshave given their lives so I canshine bright on screen. @ab-hivarman just smiling cause hethinks I’m craY and @aliaabhattwith zero sleep and an Injurygiving her 100 per cent#teamkalank. We coming to u in2019 get ready.

Janhvi Kapoor, who recently made her debuton the silver screen with Dhadak is crazy aboutwatching films from the golden era, wishes shecould have worked with Guru Dutt and says shewould love to work in a Malyalam film. Set to beginshooting soon for her next film Takht, Janhvi whowas at the IFFI 2018 with her father Boney Kapoor,was completely at ease as she answered a volley ofquestions. Revealing that she loved watching thecinema of the yesteryear, the young actress saysthat she notices a major change in films today incomparison to films and the actors of the goldenera. I am very fond of watching Golden Era films. Ifeel the story telling of that era was so very differ-ent in comparison to today’s films and actors. I gen-uinely feel that today cinema has become morecommercial. We are trapped more in commercials.The acting and the concept of the films were muchmore ahead of times then.” Responding on the fe-male centric tag to movies today, Janhvi says, “Inthose days films like Mother India, Sita Aur Gita,Chalbaaaz, Bandhini and Sujata were stories main-ly on females. The character in these films also pro-jected how a woman needs to live and survive in thesociety, etc. But such cinema was never tagged asfemale oriented unlike today’s times. If the intrigu-ing tale represents the life of a female lead….weconveniently tag the film as women oriented.” Allpraise for her favorite actors like Rekha, WaheedaRehman, Nutan and Madhubala, she says, “Yes sabek dusre se alag thi…(They all were different fromeach other) and excelled in their performances.Lekin jo Madhubalaji karti thi woh koi nahi karsakta hai (But what Madhubala could do, no oneelse can).” Ask Janhvi if she were to be given achance to work with a yesteryear director whowould it be? Pat comes the reply, “Guru Duttji!”

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capital, Srinagar. Against minus 1 degree recorded onFriday, the night temperature in Srinagar was minus 0.6degree. However, as the day progressed sun came outthough weather remained chilly due to ice cold winds.The mercury at world famous ski resort of Gulmarg,about 55 km from here in north Kashmir, improved mar-ginally though remained below freezing point. Againstminus 2.6 degree recorded on Friday, the night tempera-ture at the ski resort was minus 2.2 degree. The night tem-perature in Qazigund, gateway to the valley, Kupwara innorth Kashmir and tourist resort of Pahalgam settled atminus 1 degree, minus 0.9 degree and minus 4.6 degree, re-spectively. The famed tourist resort of Kokernag was theonly place in the region where the mercury settled abovefreezing point at 1.2 degree.

Kashmir 2,773 polling stations, including 918 in Kashmir divi-

sion and 1,855 in Jammu division, and ended at 2 pm, offi-cials said. Voting turnout in Kupwara was 59.7 per cent,Bandipora 51 per cent, Baramulla 30.8 per cent,Ganderbal 12 per cent, Budgam 41 per cent, Kargil 75.6 percent, Leh 64.1 per cent, Kishtwar 85 per cent, Doda 77.4 percent, Ramban 85.7 per cent, Udhampur 83.8 per cent,Kathua 83.2 per cent, Rajouri 80.3 per cent and Poonch 87.8per cent. Poonch district in Jammu region recorded thehighest polling of 87.8 per cent, while Ganderbal districtin central Kashmir recorded the lowest at 12 per cent,they said. The nine-phased elections began on November17 when the state recorded 74.1 per cent polling. The vot-ing turnout in the second phase of the panchayat polls onNovember 20 was 71.1 per cent, officials had said. Theturnout in rural areas was higher in Kashmir Valley un-like during the recent urban local bodies elections wherebarely four per cent of the electorate voted. Major region-al parties -- the NC and the PDP -- had decided not to partic-ipate in the local bodies polls. Among other districts ofJammu division, they said, Kathua, Ramban and Rajouridistricts witnessed 62.5, 62.2 and 61 per cent polling, re-spectively, followed by Doda and Kishtwar which record-ed 52.3 and 51.1 per cent respectively. In Kashmir divi-sion, Bandipora district topped the turnout chart with40.3 per cent polling, followed Badgam 33.1 per cent,Baramulla 20.1 per cent and Kargil 52.5 per cent besidesLeh 40.1 per cent, they said. The officials said 727 pollingstations have been categorised as hypersensitive, includ-ing 493 in Kashmir division and 234 in Jammu division,for the third phase of the polls. They said 5,239 candidatesare in the fray for 358 sarpanch and 1,652 panch seats.Ninety-six sarpanchs and 1,437 panchs have been electedunopposed in this phase, they added. The officials said anelectorate of 4,23,592 are eligible for voting for sarpanchconstituencies while 2,70,668 for panch constituencies.The polls are being held after a delay of two years whenthe state is under the Governor's rule. The counting ofvotes will be held on November 27.

Villager informed the village sarpanch (head), who later told

police about these suspicious men," Balbir told reporters.Following the information, the Punjab Police issued analert in the area and launched a search operation anddomination exercise on Friday evening. On Saturdaymorning, a team of police again carried out a search oper-ation to trace the person, an official said. "We carried outsearch operations in at least five villages. However, noth-ing suspicious has been found yet, Pathankot SeniorSuperintendent of Police (SSP) Vivek Sheel Soni told PTIon Saturday when asked about the farmer's claims. InChandigarh, Punjab Director General of Police (DGP)Suresh Arora told reporters that he had spoken to thePathankot SSP in this regard, and they had carried outsearch operation. "We have also shared this input with allthe agencies, the DGP said. To a question, he said Punjabis a border state and it has 553 km of international border.On the snatching case, Arora said, "One of them (vehiclesnatchers) has been identified. He turned out to be a crim-inal belonging to Punjab." "There is no terror angle in-volved in that incident, the DGP said Saturday evening.The criminal belonging to Jalandhar district was identi-fied after the driver of SUV recognized him from the pic-ture, police said. However, police have not been able totrace the vehicle. In another incident, Pathankot policefound an abandoned car near Muthi village, which it be-lieves belonged to some bovine smugglers.

Time "fiefdom" and expected that it should run according to

their whims and writ. "People across the country havebeen continuously rejecting the Congress after conclud-ing that the BJP was the most suitable political party tomeet their aspirations," he said. Khanna claimed that is-suing boycott dictates and sitting in opposition or form-ing government, reflects their dual politics, but they for-get that finally it is the wish of the people which prevailsover "dynastic and opportunist" politics.

CJM is hereby rejected. Shallender gulati and Sandeep

gulati were arrested by crime branch in fir 36/2018 undersection 420,120-b RPC on 17.11.2018.gulati brothers hadduped the complainant namely navneet mahajan by en-tering into an agreement. A deal was struck between thecomplainant and accused brothers for rs. 26 crore for pur-chase of prime land situated at kunjwani jammu belong-ing to the accused brothers out of which 13 crore ruppeeswere paid to the accused brothers by the complanant andas per the agreement the said amount had to be depositedby the accused brothers in releasing the land mortgagedwith the bank.however the acussed persons instead of re-leasing the land mortgaged duped the complainant of rs 13crore. the complainant approached the crime branch jam-mu and during investigation it was found out that duobrothers had duped the complainant of rs.13 crore and ac-cordingly the crime branch registered the fir and arrest-ed the accused brothers.

Let Ayodhya on Sunday to call for the construction of a

grand temple for Lord Ram. "If anyone has any issue onthe matter of temple-mosque, he/she should go to Delhiand Lucknow to express their views," Ansari who suc-ceeded his father late Hashim Ansari as the main litigantin the case told PTI. "They can gherao the (Uttar Pradesh)Vidhan Sabha or Parliament if they want but leave thepeople of Ayodhya in peace," added Ansari as he cast as-persions on the intentions of those encouraging people togather at the temple town and "posing problems" for thelocals. He, however, lauded the Uttar Pradesh govern-ment for the security arrangements. "The YogiAdityanath government has done what is required withtight security arrangements in place in Ayodhya," Ansarisaid. "We are satisfied with the steps taken by the gov-ernm nt... The Yogi government is on the right track," he

added. One Additional DGP, one deputy inspector gener-al (DIG), three senior superintendents of police (SSPs), 10additional SPs, 21 deputy SPs, 160 inspectors, 700 consta-bles, 42 companies of PAC, 5 companies of RAF, ATS com-mandos and drone cameras have been deployed inAyodhya to ensure peace and order.

On the fears among some that history might be repeat-ed in Ayodhya with such a large congregation of 'RamBhakts', Ansari said the situation this time was differentfrom 1992 as all the eyes were on the events taking placehere. "The media, especially the electronic media, is tele-casting everything before the country and the govern-ment is also maintaining a tight vigil," he said.

Nation polarisation. He said communal harmony was cru-

cial for citizens to lead a life free from fear, anxiety anduncertainty in a multi-religious society like in India."There are various types of economic and non-economicfactors which give rise to fears, anxieties and uncertain-ties. We must diagnose the underlying reasons behindsuch a scenario and move forward to translate the conflictand anger into peace, harmony and happiness," he said.He said the transition to peace and harmony would re-quire transparency, honesty, probity and truthfulness inpublic life. "Unfortunately, the use of religion, caste andother such factors by the political parties to advance theirpolitical interests and capture power can create an atmos-phere of hate and division among religious and castegroups. Such an environment poses a serious challenge tothe peaceful transition and transformation," he added. "Itis in this context that the saner elements in the societyneed to unite and counter the evil designs of those forcesthat are bent upon to disrupt the peace, harmony and hap-piness," Singh said.

Traffic Executive Councillor (CEC) Kargil, Feroz Ahmad

Khan said there was a acute shortage of essential com-modities in the district. Mr Khan claimed that the high-way is reported to be clear after the recent snow clearanceoperations. There are about 100 light and heavy vehiclesstranded on both sides of Zojila, connecting Ladakh withKashmir, Mr Khan has said in a communication toDivisional Commissioner, Kashmir who has ordered clo-sure of the road till further orders. He said that theDistrict Administration has deployed men and machin-ery of Mechanical Division, Kargil to assist in the smoothregulation of traffic and the same cooperation needs to bedone by the Ganderbal Administration as well.Meanwhile, the CEC convened an important meeting ofthe concerned officers at the Council Secretariat at Kargilyesterday in the light of the notification issued by theDivisional Commissioner Kashmir regarding the closureof Srinagar-Sonamarg-Gumri road (Zojila Pass) for alltypes of vehicular traffic with effect from November 22,2018 till further notice.

Ex- Army a polling booth during the third phase of the panchay-

at elections in Doda district on Saturday. Clashes eruptedbetween the two groups in Joura panchayat in the dis-trict, Bhaderwah ASP Rajinder Singh said. Honorarycaptain (retd) Mohd Hafiz (60), a resident of Joura Khurdin the district, died on the spot while others were severelyinjured in the clash, he said. Two of the injured were shift-ed to a local hospital at Kahara. After receiving informa-tion about the incident, the ASP, SDPO Gandoh KrishanKumar and SHO Sajid Mughal rushed to the spot. "A teamof police and Army officials immediately reached the spotto ensure that the situation remain under control," theASP added. He said the police will register a case underrelevant sections against persons involved in the inci-dent.

Drug Samba district of the state on Saturday. A police party

during patrolling on the highway intercepted a man andrecovered 550 intoxicant capsules from his possession,they said. The accused was identified as Bashir Ahmadalias Imran of Uttar Pardesh, they said. A case was regis-tered at Police Station Samba and investigations weretaken up, they added.

Civilian succumbed to injuries on Saturday, officials said.

Ishfaq Ahmad Ganaie was injured in the firing near thecamp of Army's 50 Rashtriya Rifles unit at Chattergamarea of Budgam in central Kashmir on Friday, a police of-ficial said. He said Ganaie succumbed at the SMHS hospi-tal here Saturday morning. Local residents had accusedthe Army of opening unprovoked fire that led to Ganaiegetting injured. However, Srinagar-based defencespokesperson Col Rajesh Kalia said the Army did notopen fire and the civilian was injured in a "terrorist com-mitted atrocity". "In a case of terrorist committed atroci-ty, Ishfaq Ahmad Ganie of Magraypora was shot at by theterrorists, 500-600 metres away from Army camp atChhatargam," Kalia said in a statement. He said when theArmy troops heard the sound of the firing, the QuickReaction Team immediately rushed towards the direc-tion of the fire to find out what was happening. "When theparty reached the spot, they saw Ishfaq in a pool of blood.He had bullet injuries, one in head and the other in leg andwas immediately taken to Chhatargam hospital fromwhere doctors shifted him to SMHS," Kalia said.

Eight Kathua district and arrested eight people in this con-

nection, officials said Saturday. The accused on October26 boarded a Bolero vehicle and intercepted a goods car-rier truck on a highway near Barwal Morh in the dis-trict. They looted Rs 1 crore at gunpoint from the goodscarrier, police said. Police registered a case and investi-gation started, they said. During investigation, numberof suspicious persons were interrogated and after sus-tained efforts, the police succeeded in unearthing thecase and arrested eight accused involved in it, they said.They were identified as Kiran Bhagat alais Chottu,Pintu Jamwal, Gourav Kumar Gautam, Vikas Talwar,Ajay Kumar, Yogesh Salgotra, Rajat Kagial alais Rajuand Varun Singh, officials said. Police also recoveredthe looted money, they said, adding that more arrestsand recovery is expected in the case wherein further in-vestigation was on.

Girl Kashmir district of Kulgam, succumbed on Saturday.

Official sources said that the girl, identified as MuskanJan, sustained a bullet injury during cross-firing whenmilitants attacked an Army camp in Quimoh Khudwaniin Kulgam on Thursday morning.

The injured was immediately taken to a local hospitalfrom where she was referred to a hospital in Srinagar.However, they said after battling for her life for two days,the girl succumbed.

Jammu Nov 24:

In order to check thebasic amenities being pro-vided to the masses,Former Minister SatSharma (CA) extensivelytoured Ward 37 of JammuWest Assembly segmentalong with Corporator ofthe Ward Sunita Guptaand with a large numberof people including localresidents and political ac-tivists of the area. Duringhis visit in the ward, lo-cals hailed the develop-ment done in the Ward byFormer Minister and alsosought redressal of somegrievances from him.Speaking on the occasion,Sat Sharma said that afruitful tour was conduct-ed in numerous areas ofthe Ward and some prob-lems including coveringof a Nullah and work fortwo lanes were discussedwith the locals for whichFormer MLA stated that,some amount was sanc-tioned days back for theconstruction of these twolanes and as far as theNullah is concerned, ithas been told to the con-

cerned officials of UEED(Urban EnvironmentalEngineering Department)to take up the works of thesame as soon as possible.

He said more than 10crores Rupees were spentin Ward 37 during histenure as MLA and nowthe face of whole Ward ischanged as every basic fa-cility including Power,Water, Roads and otherthings have been providedto the residents of theWard at their doorsteps.Sunita Gupta said that it

is the dedication of ourFormer MLA that he vis-its every Ward in his rou-tine and interacts with lo-cals which proved out tobe a boon for Ward 37 andJammu West Assemblysegment as well and nowwhole Constituency andlakhs of people living inJammu West have wit-nessed development un-der his tenure as MLA.The locals of the Ward al-so expressed their grati-tude towards FormerMinister by taking a quick

action on their grievanceof construction of a lane inthe area by Black toppingwhose work was taken upafter Sat Sharma recom-mended for starting itswork to the concerned au-thorities.

Chaman LAlKanathia, Sahil Gupta,Sangeeta Verma, KulbirSingh, Rakesh Gupta,Vicky Sharma, Bodh Raj,Pankaj and several otherswere also present whenFormer Minister conduct-ed tour in the ward.

Sat extensively tours Ward 37, interacts with locals

NAGROTA NOVEMBER 24-

National ConferenceProvincial President MrDevender Singh Rana onSaturday emphasized therelevance of the philoso-phy of Sant Kabir in thepresent times of hate andintolerance, saying pro-moting the cause of thehumanity and adoptingthe righteous way to fightfor social justice is whatsocial justice really is.“The philosophy in verseof the great Saint will con-tinue to guide humanityand help overcome themalice of hate, as alsobuild a harmonious socie-ty based on equality, loveand compassion”, MrRana said while address-ing Kabir VandanaSatsang held in NagrotaAssembly Constituency.The highlight of the spiri-tual discourse was theProvachan of SantSudershanji Maharaj. MrRana said Sant Kabir hasblessed the humanitywith eternal message ofpeace, love and tranquili-ty and those followingthese teachings wouldnever do injustice to oth-

ers and work for just soci-ety based on equality. Thebest way of rememberingthe greatest Bhakti poet isto take a pledge to treadthe path shown by himand work for the growth oftolerant society wherepeople, irrespective ofcaste, creed or colour livea dignified life based onthe well defined princi-ples of humanity.

The ProvincialPresident said that greatsaints and sages haveblessed humanity withtheir eternal messages ofpeace, harmony, love andcompassion that hashelped the society to steerto light from dark tunnelof ignorance and selfish-ness. He called for emulat-ing the message of SantKabir in letter and spirit,

as the very secular ethosof the nation and the stateis in peril. “We have toovercome all these chal-lenges and strive for a bet-ter world to live in”, headded. Lauding SantSudershanji Maharaj forhis relentless efforts inpromoting peace andtranquility, Mr Rana saidthat he was highly im-pressed by the efforts be-ing made to build a har-monious society byspreading the eternalmessage of equality andsocial justice.

In his discourse dur-ing the congregation, SantSudershanji Maharajthrew light on differentfacets of Sant Kabir andmade a fervent appeal topeople to act upon andspread the message of

love, peace and compas-sion, which was the highpoint of the great Sant.“The path shown byKabirji has helped the so-ciety to eschew the ten-dencies of hatred and in-tolerance”, he said andadded this will continue toinspire generations. SantSudershan ji Maharajmade a special referenceto various evils inflictedto the society and stressedthe need for impartingvalues among the young-sters. Prominent amongthose present on the occa-sion included NationalConference leader Th.Kashmira Singh besidesJoginder Lal, Ram Ditta,Rupali, Des Raj , NaseebChand, Ram Lal, GeetaDevi, Srishta Devi andothers.

Sant Kabir’s philosophy on social justicerelevant now than ever before: Rana

KISHTWAR NOVEMBER 24:

Senior NationalConference leaderand former Ministerof State for Home MrSajjad AhmadKichloo on Saturdayaccused New Delhi ofplaying with the man-date of the people ofJammu and Kashmirby throttling democ-racy. “The recent de-cision on dissolutionof the LegislativeAssembly is actuallymurder of democracyand latest assault ofthe BJP on the demo-cratic rights of thepeople of the State”,Mr Kichloo said in astatement. MrKichloo said that the

BJP throttled democ-racy at a time whenthe Governor’sAdministration istaking all the creditfor holding the so-called elections atgrass roots level. Thefact is that these elec-tions have lost thesheen with majorityof people preferringto stay away, headded.

Mr Kichlooblamed the NDAGovernment at theCentre and the BJPfor anti-people poli-cies in Jammu andKashmir, saying aconcerted effort is be-ing made to disturbpeace and tranquilityfor which the state is

known the worldover. He expressedconcern over thekilling of innocentcivilians and said thesituation is quitevolatile and alarmingwith people feeling asense of insecurity.

The former minis-ter cautioned theCentre against itsmachinations in theState, adding that thepeople will foil all at-tempts of communaldivide by maintain-ing time tested unity.He said divisive poli-tics has no place inthe state like Jammuand Kashmir whichhas withstood test oftimes during most dif-ficult situations.

Kichloo terms dissolution ofLA as murder of democracy

Jammu Nov 24

Commenting on the recent de-velopments in the political scenarioin Jammu & Kashmir, BJPNational Vice-President & J&KPrabhari Avinash Rai Khanna, saidthat the time has come when an al-ternative political dispensation isestablished in the state, which is na-tionalist and pro-democratic in truesense. Avinash Rai Khanna saidthat the people of the state have lostfaith in the politics of opportunism

and self interests of Congress andregional parties like NC and PDPand are yearning for a better and re-liable alternative. These partiesstand exposed before the people dueto their ugly drama after the disso-lution of the state assembly by theGovernor. Behind the curtain mo-tive of these parties was to isolateand belittle mandate of the people ofa particular region, which faileddue to the timely action of theGovernor, who played a vital role insaving the democracy from being

murdered and it need to be appreci-ated. The State Prabhari said thatthese parties had been taking thepeople of the state for granted fortoo long now as they were having amisconception that Kashmir wastheir fiefdom and expected that itshould run as per their whims andwrit. “People across the countryhave been continuously rejectingCongress after concluding that BJPwas the most suitable political par-ty to meet their aspirations”,Khanna said .

Kashmir politics badly needs an alternative: Khanna

Additional Commissionerreviews land acquisitionprocess for construction ofcourt complexesJAMMU, NOVEMBER 24:

On the directions of DivisionalCommissioner Jammu, AdditionalCommissioner Rahul Sharma today con-vened a meeting with DeputyCommissioners of Jammu division todiscuss land issues for construction ofcourt complexes in various districts ofthe division. DC Ramban apprised themeeting that final awards of land forMunsif court complex has been issued.DC Poonch informed that site selectionhas been done for Surankot court com-plex and the revenue papers have beenforwarded for approval. DC Rajouri in-formed that land measuring 75 kanal and17 marlas has been identified and thedraft award has been forwarded for ap-proval. DC Doda informed that 23 kanalland has been acquired for constructionof court complex. AdditionalCommissioner asked DCs to resolve landissues and transfer the land in favour ofthe judiciary for construction of courtcomplexes in their respective districts.

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Notwithstanding a growingchorus for early constructionof a Ram temple in Ayodhyaahead of next year's generalelections, many youth in theholy city say they don't want tobe drawn into the "politicalmelee" while asserting thattheir future "won't hinge" onthe fate of the proposed temple.

Another section of youth,however, are anxious to havethe temple constructed but "notat the cost of communal harmo-ny". Aman Kumar, a stonecraftsman in his late 30s whoruns a statuary shop namedShri Ram Murti in the heart ofthe city, says, "Ayodhya is theland of Lord Ram. I was bornhere and more than three gen-erations of my family havebeen living here. We are a fami-ly of Ram worshippers, and itpains us to see Ram Lalla insidea tent."

A precious idol of RamLalla (child avatar of LordRam), along with those ofLaxman, Bharat andShatrughan, is currently keptinside the tent at the disputedRamjanmabhoomi-BabriMasjid site, which manyHindus believe to be the birth-place of Lord Ram.

Kumar, when asked aboutthe current frenzy surroundingthe controversial temple issue,says, "People of Ayodhya, of allcommunities, have always

lived in peace. It is outsidersand politicians with agenda,who come to our town and viti-ate the atmosphere."

"I will be very happy if aRam temple is built but itshould not happen at the cost ofcommunal harmony. Ayodhyahas already suffered in 1992,"he told PTI.

On December 6, 1992, anarmy of 'kar sewaks' (right-wing activists), drawn fromvarious parts of the countryconverged in Ayodhya andrazed the 16th century BabriMosque, triggering unrest inthe temple town and large-scaleriots in other parts of India.

The spectre of 1992 stillhaunts many people of both thecommunities, who had directlyor indirectly suffered in the vi-olence that erupted after thedemolition of the mosque.Meanwhile, senior police offi-cials say, security has beenstepped up in Ayodhya, in view

of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad's'Dharma Sabha', being toutedas the largest congregation of'Ram bhakts' in Ayodhya sincethe 1992 'kar seva'. RohitPandey, 18, a tour guide, whospeaks multiple Indian lan-guages, and wears a prominent'tilak' on his forehead, comfort-ably pallies with MohammadAzim, a 46-year-old auto-driverin the city, who bore the bruntof the 1992 tragedy.

"We affectionately call him'Mamu' (uncle). He brings thetourists here and I then takethem to Ramjanmabhoomi andother sightseeing places. Hinduand Muslims do not have prob-lem here. I also want a RamMandir but the peaceful atmos-phere should not be disturbed,"he says.

Azim says Rohit is almost ofthe same age as one of his foursons and "youth like him wantto focus on building their fu-ture, but are misguided by

politicians. My sons want to fo-cus on their career, not this is-sue, which anyway is in court."

Vikas Dwivedi, 18, anAyodhya native, currently pur-suing engineering atChaudhary Charan SinghUniversity, Meerut, says, "I ammore concerned about my fu-ture, my family's future. Thefate of the Ram temple is nei-ther going to affect my career,nor would I let it be affected."

Another Ayodhya resident,Anil Yadav, a college graduatenow preparing for competitiveexaminations, says, "We havefriends from all communities.We celebrate Holi and Eid to-gether. Some politicians andright-wing groups may bewhipping up sentiments onRam temple issue, but I am go-ing to be focussed on my careergoals." "The Supreme Courtwill decide on the contentiousissue, and everyone should re-spect that," he says.

The chorus has grown with-in the BJP and the SanghParivar, seeking constructionof a temple there through ordi-nance as the apex court recent-ly fixed the Ayodhya title suitfor the first week of Januarynext year before an appropriatebench, which will decide theschedule of hearing.

Several BJP and VHP lead-ers have claimed that majoritypopulation of Ayodhya and restof the country want to see thetemple get built as it is a "mat-ter of faith" for them.

Youth in Ayodhya: Some want Ramtemple, others say focus is on career

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Former chief ministerMehbooba Mufti onSaturday criticised the deci-sion to treat Jammu andKashmir Bank as a pubicsector undertaking, sayingit "smacks of attempts to fid-dle with the basic characterof the state's special status".The Peoples DemocraticParty (PDP) presidentcalled for immediate roll-back of the decision takenby Governor S P Malik-ledstate administrative coun-cil (SAC). She alleged thatassaults on multiple frontswere being launchedagainst Jammu andKashmir's special statusand the administration istaking away autonomy ofinstitutions that the stateenjoyed. The J-K Bank ispart of this game plan and

this was the reason PDPcame together with theNational Conference andthe Congress to form a gov-ernment and prevent suchinterventions, she said in astatement. "The Governoradministration is takingsuch decisions whichsmack of attempts to fiddlewith the basic character ofthe state's special status,she said. Mehbooba said theGovernor's rule in the stateis not a permanent arrange-ment. The administrationmust concentrate on day-to-day functioning of the stateand desist from taking deci-sions of far reaching conse-quences, she said.

Such actions raise ap-prehensions among the peo-ple of the state," the PDPchief. She alleged that at-tempts by her party at gov-ernment formation were"undemocratically" foiled

by the Governor, and askedhim to review his decisionsand roll them back at an ear-liest. The PDP chief said it isnot for a set of bureaucratsand civil servants to takedecisions of far reachingconsequences in the state.These things have to be leftto a democratically electedgovernment in Jammu andKashmir. The Governor isnot mandated by the peopleof the state to take such deci-sions, the PDP presidentsaid. Her reaction came af-ter the SAC, which met onThursday evening underthe chairmanship ofGovernor Satya Pal Malik,approved the proposal fortreating the J&K BankLimited as a Public SectorUndertaking (PSU).

The bank has beenbrought under the purviewof the Right to Information(RTI) act, the Chief

Vigilance Commissioner(CVC) guidelines and theState Legislature, an offi-cial had said Friday.Established in 1938, the J&KBank Ltd is the only stategovernment promoted bankin the country, with theJammu and Kashmir gov-ernment currently holding59.3 per cent of the shares.Being the major sharehold-er, the government felt thatthe bank should have acharacter of a PSU which issubject to general supervi-sion and access for en-hanced transparency in thetransaction of its businessto promote public trust, theofficial had said. The pur-pose of the SAC's decisionwas not to question the day-to-day activities of the bankmanagement but a step to-wards strengthening corpo-rate governance, he hadsaid.

Mehbooba alleges decision on J-K bank anattempt to fiddle with state's special status

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Prime Minister NarendraModi Saturday hit out at theCongress Saturday, days after itsleader Raj Babbar compared the ru-pee's slide with the age of his moth-er, saying those who did not haveissues to talk about, resort to abus-ing someone else's mother.Addressing a rally here, Modi, inan apparent dig at UPA chairper-son Sonia Gandhi, said 125 crorepeople of the country were the"high-command" of his govern-ment, which was "not remote-con-trolled by a madam". Hitting out atthe Congress on Babbar's remarks,he said, "When one doesn't have is-sues to talk about, he resorts toabusing somebody else's mother."The Congress leader had kicked upa row in Indore Thursday when hecompared the falling value of rupeeagainst US dollar with the age of theprime minister's mother.Attacking Gandhi, Modi allegedthat "coffers of banks were emptied

for the rich during the madam'sgovernment". "However, our gov-ernment opened doors of banks forthe needy youth," Modi said. Theprime minister asked why theCongress was worried aboutMadhya Pradesh Chief MinisterShivraj Singh Chouhan beingcalled "mama". "They are worriedShivraj is called mama...Why, don'tyou remember (Ottavio)Quattrocchi mama and WarrenAnderson (then chairman of theUnion Carbide) mama," he said, re-ferring to the Bofors scandal andthe 1984 Bhopal Gas tragedy. Hesaid the Congress was voted out ofpower in Madhya Pradesh 15 yearsago because it indulged in the poli-tics of divisiveness.

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Congress chief RahulGandhi said SaturdayPrime Minister NarendraModi has betrayed the peo-ple, claiming that he hadnot fulfilled promises ofproviding two crore jobsevery year and "deposit-ing" Rs 15 lakh in theirbank accounts. TheCongress chief was ad-dressing a rally at Sagar inMadhya Pradesh, whereassembly polls will be heldon November 28. "Modijihas betrayed the people onthe issue of providing jobsto two crore people everyyear and depositing Rs 15lakh cash into their ac-counts by bringing (back)black money stashedabroad," Gandhi said.Modi, during the 2014 LokSabha election campaign,had prominently high-

lighted the issue of blackmoney and had promisedto bring it back. The fearof losing the 2019 generalelections has created "ha-tred" in Prime MinisterNarendra Modi's mindagainst the Congress,Gandhi said addressinganother rally at Damohlater. The Congress chiefsaid while MadhyaPradesh Chief MinisterShivraj Singh Chouhanspeaks with decency, Modilacks it whenever he at-tacks the Congress and hisfamily members. "Whenyou hear Modi's speech, heuses wrong words andspeaks with hatred... andalso speaks lies. The faithreposed by the people andyouths in them has bro-ken. Now, when Modicomes, people say he willspeak lies," Gandhi said."He (Modi) speaks with ha-tred about me and my fam-ily, but Shivraj uses de-cent language. Modi does-n't know how to speak de-cently, but Rahul Gandhiwill always maintain de-cency while speaking," hesaid. "Though Chouhanhas indulged in corrup-tion, whenever he saysanything against us, hespeaks with decency,"Gandhi added.\

Modi 'betrayed' people onpromises of jobs,'depositing' Rs 15 lakh inaccounts: Rahul

PM attacks Cong for comparingsliding rupee with his mother

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A day before the DharamSabha called by the VishvaHindu Parishad, Ayodhya wasvirtually turned into fortresswith multiple layers of securi-ty and deployment of drones tokeep an eye on possible mis-chief- mongers. A UP Policespokesperson said one addi-tional DGP, one deputy inspec-tor general (DIG), three seniorsuperintendents of police(SSPs), 10 additional SPs, 21deputy SPs, 160 inspectors, 700constables, 42 companies ofPAC, five companies of RAF,ATS commandos and droneswere deployed here. When con-tacted, Ayodhya mayorRishikesh Upadhyay told PTIthat adequate securityarrangements were made bythe police and district adminis-tration in the town, located 120km from state capital,Lucknow. "As many as 13 park-ing slots have been providedfor the event. No permissionwas given to the Shiv Sena bythe government to hold a ral-ly," the mayor said. Despite aslight chill in the air, the tem-ple town seems to be reelingunder the political heat gener-ated by the 'Dharam Sabha', be-ing held to call for the construc-tion of a grand temple for LordRam here. A pamphlet recentlyreleased by the VHP raises thepitch for its construction. Itreads "Saugandh Ram kikhaate hai, hum mandir

bhavya banayenge (We pledgein the name of Lord Ram thatwe will build a grand temple forhim)" and urges devotees to bea part of the movement. VishvaHindu Parishad was foundedon August 29, 1964 on the auspi-cious day of Shri KrishnaJanmasthami. Its objective isto organise, consolidate theHindu society and serve, pro-tect the Hindu Dharma. The or-ganisers of the Dharam Sabhaclaim the more than 3 lakhdevotees of Lord Ram werelikely to arrive for the pro-gramme this Sunday.

VHP media in-chargeAmbuj Ojha said, "After stay-ing in a 'taat' (tent), Lord Ram isexpecting a revival of bravadoamong his devotees. The mo-ment has come. The templemust be built where Ram Lallais currently seated. Also, thereshould not be any mosque inthe cultural boundary ofAyodhya."

On November 18, the VHPhad organised a motorcyclerally in different parts ofLucknow in this regard.

Praant Sangathan mantra(Awadh) of VHP Bholendra in awritten statement said this wasthe final Dharam Sabha forconstruction of Ram temple."After this, no more DharamSabhas will be held and theconstruction of the temple willcommence," he said.

The Supreme Court onNovember 12 had declined ear-ly hearing of petitions in theRam Janmabhoomi-BabriMasjid title dispute case.

Ayodhya turns into fortresson eve of Dharam Sabha

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J&K Bank PensionersAssociation Kashmir(JKBPA) organized its an-nual get to gather here atSKICC today. J&K BankChairman & CEO, ParvezAhmed, was chief gueston the occasion and wasgiven warm welcome bythe Association lead by itspresident Bashir Ahmed.J&K Bank Executivepresident/CPO. P.KTikoo, Presidents A.R.Sheigan, Ashraf Ali and ahuge gathering of the re-tired bank officers waspresent on the occasion.In his address, the chair-man & CEO ParvezAhmed, while speakingfrom the core of his heartand acknowledging thehuge contribution of thestaff stated: “I am speak-ing here from my heartrather from head,“Employees are one of themost important stake-holders of the bank, whohave helped this institu-tion grow and stabilize de-spite all odds. Precisely,the Bank derives strengthfrom the people who haveserved this institution indifferent capacities fromthe last 80 Years. I have a

special affinity with thecolleagues around as peo-ple from the Bank havebeen my mentors andgroomed me to reachhighest chair in theBank.” The chairman fur-ther stated that the Bankhas a composite work cul-ture which is well inte-grated prioritizingInstitutional interestsover the personal inter-ests. “We have inheritedthis culture from you,”hesaid while addressing theJ&K Bank retired em-ployees present on the oc-casion. “It is this futurewhich differentiates itfrom the Public SectorUndertakings,”he added.The chairman gave fullcredit to the ex employeesof the bank for making thebank as one of the cher-ished reputed and re-spectable institutions not

only at regional and na-tional level, but also atglobal level. He also ap-preciated role of ex em-ployees for standingsteadfast and safeguard-ing the interest of the in-stitution in their ownway. “You have built thisinstitution over a periodof time, so it is our re-sponsibility to handoverthis institution to ourposterity in the samefashion and form as wehave inherited from you.We need your good wish-es always to ensure thatthe good things that youhave done to this organi-zation, the culture youhave introduced in thisorganization should bepromoted and preservedso that this institution istaken to the nextlevel,”said ParvezAhmed. He further said,

“J&K Bank has a system-atic importance for theJ&K State, more than acommercial bank it is adevelopmental financialinstitution and brandambassador for the state.Being the premiere finan-cial institution we havelot of responsibilities to-wards the state. We haveconsolidated our positionand brought more trans-parency in to the institu-tion.” On the occasion,the Chairman agreed tomeet the long term gen-uine demands of thePensioners’Association.He gave on-the-spot in-structions to extend someof the benefits of in serv-ice employees to the re-tired employees. Earlier,President J&k BankPensioners Association,Bashir Ahmed, in his wel-come address thankedthe Chairman & CEO foraccepting the invitationof the association despitea very busy schedule. Hegave a brief account ofvarious episodes and thetransitions witnessed bythe bank since its incep-tion in 1938. He alsotalked about the contri-butions of the M.Y Khan,Ex Chairman J&K Bank

97 Kanals State Land at Nagrotafor Cattle Pound

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Division Bench of the State High Court comprisingChief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice Rajesh Bindal hasdirected the Divisional Commissioner Jammu as wellas Commissioner Jammu Municipal Corporation toplace before the Court the outcome of the demarcationexercise undertaken on 12th November, 2018 jointly byRevenue Department, Forest Department and JammuMunicipal Corporation for the land identified for cattlepound at Village Seri Khurd, Tehsil Nagrota DistrictJammu. The Division Bench further directed theJammu Municipal Corporation to file a status reportwith regard to the tagging of the animals which are re-quired to be tagged in terms of order dated July, 31, 2018and further directed that such tagging shall continuetill all animals within Municipal Limits of the JammuCity are tagged.

These directions were passed in the much publi-cized Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed by SAVE(Save Animal Value Environment) an NGO WorkingFor Welfare of Animals through its ChairpersonDevinder Kaur Madaan alias Rumpy Madaan seekingclosure of 59 illegal/unregistered milk dairies runningwithin the limits of Jammu Municipal Corporation.The PIL further seeks establishment of a cattle poundfor stray animals.

When this PIL came up for hearing AdvocateSheikh Shakeel Ahmed with Advocates Rahul Rainaand Supriya Chouhan appearing for the petitioner sub-mitted that pursuant to order dated October, 23, 2018 astatus report stands filed by Sanjeev Verma (IAS)Divisional Commissioner Jammu wherein it is statedthat land measuring 42 Kanals 11 Marlas stand handedover by the Revenue Department to the JMC for con-struction of a cattle pound. It was further divulged inthe status report that so far as the remaining land out of97 Kanals 11 Marlas which was required for the con-struction of the cattle pound as noted in the previousproceedings, the Forest Department is yet to handoverthe possession thereof to the JMC.

J&K Bank Chairman addressesJKBPA annual get-together“Bank derives strength from people who have served this institution in

different capacities from the last 80 Years”

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Indonesian authorities have identi-fied the body of Indian pilot BhavyeSuneja who captained the ill-fatedIndonesian plane that crashed into thesea on October 29. External AffairsMinister Sushma Swaraj, in a tweet, an-nounced about identification of Suneja'sbody.

"Indonesian authorities have con-firmed identification of the body ofCapt.Bhavya Suneja. The remains will behanded over to the family in the presenceof @IndianEmbJkt today. My heartfeltcondolences to the bereaved family," shetweeted. The Lion Air flight, with 188 pas-sengers and crew on board, crashed intothe sea off Indonesia's island of Java,minutes after taking off from JakartaSoekarno Hatta International Airport.Captain Suneja, 31, was from Delhi. Aftercompleting his studies at Ahlcon PublicSchool in Mayur Vihar, Suneja receivedhis flying licence in 2009. He married in2016 and was based in Jakarta.

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