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NOTICEI, Vivek Mahajan S/oBharat Bhushan GuptaR/o 45 A/B GandhiNagar, Jammu havelost my driving licencebearing No. JK-0219940139962. NowI am applying for dupli-cate of same.Objection if any mayconvey to RTO Jammuwithin 7 days.

NOTICEI, Romesh Chandra (OldName) S/o Sh. Sardha RamR/o Municipal Flat No. 2New Rehari Jammu (Tawi)has changed my name fromRomesh Chandra (OldName) to Romesh ChanderSharma (New Name). I dohereby assume from thisdate the name/surnameRomesh Chander Sharma(New Name).

NOTICEMy wife name has wronglybeen written as Sanu Mishrainstead of Seanu Mishra inmy service records. Now Iam applying for correction ofsame. Objection if any mayconvey to concerned author-ity within 7 days.

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of Field Workshop CompanyC/o 56 APO

NOTICEA Mobile service Provider isinstalling a cell Site atMohammad Maqbool S/oAbdul Hamid R/o LaxmiPuram Chinor Behind VermaBar Jammu. General Publicis hereby informed to conveythe objections, if any, withregard to the same toJammu MunicipalCorporation, Jammu withinseven days from the date ofpublication of this notice.Reliance Jio Info Comm ltd(RJIL-4G)Date 23-Feb-19

NOTICEI, Krishan Dev Singh Jamwal S/oTh. Bharat Singh R/o 51Ambphalla B.C Road Jammuhave purchased a vehicle(Maruti Dizire 2010 Model Car)bearing Reg. No. HR26BD-4772from Vikram Pratap Singh S/oTh. KDS Jamwal R/o J 976Palam Vihar Gurugram Haryana.Now I am applying for transfer ofthe above said vehicle in myname. Objection if any may beconveyed to RTO GurugramHaryana within 7 days.

NOTICEA Mobile service Provider isinstalling a cell Site at ArvindKumar S/o. Satish KumarR/o. V Mart Building B.CRoad Jammu. GeneralPublic is hereby informed toconvey the objections, if any,with regard to the same toJammu MunicipalCorporation, Jammu withinseven days from the date ofpublication of this notice.Reliance Jio Info Comm ltd(RJIL-4G)Date 23-Feb-19

NOTICEI, KASHAF TAJ KHAN (OLDNAME) D/O MOHD TAJ KHANR/O PATHAN MOHALLA,SURANKOTE, POONCH A/PHOUSE NO. 816 EAST-A,TRIKUTA NAGAR EXTEN-SION, JAMMU HASCHANGED MY NAME FROMKASHAF TAJ KHAN (OLDNAME) TO KASHIFA KHAN(NEW NAME). I DO HEREBYASSUME FROM THIS DATETHE NAME/SURNAMEKASHIFA KHAN.

NOTICEI, Sham Sunder Kaul (OldName) S/o Sudershan KaulR/o Pamposh ColonyJanipur Jammu havechanged my name fromSham Sunder Kaul (OldName) to Shyam SunderKaul (New Name). I dohereby assume from thisdate the name/SurnameShyam Sunder Kaul (NewName). Objection if anymay be conveyed toPassport Office Jammuwithin 7 days.

NOTICEI, Vishal Sudan, S/o BhagatRam, R/o H.No F-675,Bharat Nagar, RehariColony, Jammu have lostmy driving licence bearingRegistration numberJK1120010012698. Now, Iam applying for issuance ofduplicate of the same.Objections, if any, may beconveyed to the concernedauthorities within sevendays of the publication ofthis notice.

NOTICEI, Salil Malhotra S/oJawahar Lal MalhotraR/o H.No. 405 PuraniMandi Jammu have lostmy Driving licencebearing No.7344/MVD/U. Now I amapplying for duplicate ofthe same. Objection ifany may be conveyedto ARTO Udhampurwithin 7 days.

NOTICEI, Ganie Nisaki UlFarooq S/o MohdFarooq Ganie R/oThatharka, Tehsil-Gool District Ramban havelost 10th Class Diplomaunder Roll No 648017Session Annual (Regular)2006 and Registration no04N-JRM-601941. Now I amapplying for duplicate of thesame. Objection if any maybe conveyed to JKBOSEJammu within 7 days.

NOTICEI, Sahil Singh S/o Sh. HaqiqqatSingh R/0 Vill. Bann, TehsilBhalwal, Distt. Jammu a/p Katra,Tehsil Katra, Distt. Reasi , is run-ning a handicraft shop under &name & style M/S R.S ShawlEmporium at main Bazaar Katra.Now I am applied for Registrationof said shop in the Office of theJoint Director Handicraft (QualityControl Wing) Panama ChowkRail Head Complex Jawahar LalNehru Udyog Bhawan Jammuunder the provision of TouristTrade Act 1978/82. If any bodyhave any objection may convey tosaid office with in seven days fromdate of publication of notice.

NOTICEI, Vijay Kumar S/o Sh. SurinderKumar R/o Qtr. No. 93, RehariColony Jammu A/p Katra, TehsilKatra, Distt. Reasi, is running ahandicraft shop under & name &style M/S Dayal Ladakhi ShawlEmporium at main bazar Katra.Now I am applied for Registrationof said shop in the Office of theJoint Director Handicraft (QualityControl Wing) Panama ChowkRail Head Complex Jawahar lalNehru Udyog Bhawan Jamrauunder the provision of TouristTrade Act 1978/82. if any bodyhave any objection may convey tosaid office with in seven daysfrom date of publication of notice.

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STATE TIMES NEWS NOWSHERA: An IntraCollege Debate was organisedby the army for students ofGovt PG College, Nowshera

on Friday wherein partici-pants expressed their views.

Over 150 people includingcivil & Army dignitary, teach-ers and students took part.

Army conductsintra-college debate

Army officials along with students during the contest.

Army organises lectureon 'safe drive save life'

for youth

STATE TIMES NEWS NOWSHERA: An aware-ness lecture on 'Safe driveSave Life' was conducted byArmy at Govt HigherSecondary School, SeriNowshera on Friday.

During the lecture impor-tance of safe driving wasimbibed amongst the youngstudents and they were madeto realise how precious life is.

Overall the lecture metwith an overwhelmingresponse from all the partici-pants.

The conduct of lecture on'Safe Drive Save Life' wassuccessful and is certainly aleap forward in achieving thegoal of Safe Driving and fos-tering civil-military relationsin border area villages.

STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: A farewell party was organised by the officers andstaff of PTS Kathua on the transfer of Amit Verma,Dy.SP(JKPS) from PTS to the CID Headquarters and Inspr.Pankaj Sharma to Jammu Zone. The officers and other staff ofPTS wished the officers success for their new assignments. Thefarewell party was held in appreciation to the services renderedby both the officers to the institution.

While speaking on the occasion Arun Gupta, SSP (JKPS)Principal PTS Kathua lauded the contribution of both the offi-cers in imparting quality outdoor training to the trainees of 26thBRTC Batch. He appreciated the professionalism and contribu-tion made by both the officers during their tenure in SPS PTSKathua. Amit Verma, Dy.SP was functioning as Asstt.Principal(Outdoor) and managed the affairs of Outdoor Wing very effi-ciently. He made strenuous efforts for ensuring quality trainingto the trainees. Inspr. Pankaj Sharma performed duties of CDIin professional manner before he was transferred to JammuZone. Satish Kumar, CPO AP(Indoor), Gurmeet Singh, APAdmn, Jaipal Singh, Sr.PO and other officers/officials werepresent. Inspr. Sanjeev Kumar, RI covered the proceedings dur-ing the farewell party.

Farewell accorded tooutgoing DySP

Dy.SP Amit Verma being given memento.

STATE TIMES NEWS NOWSHERA: A motiva-tional and educational tourto Nagrota, Mohali,Chandigarh, Amritsar,Jalandhar and Ludhiana for12 students and two teach-ers from remote areas ofNaushera Tehsil of RajouriDistrict, concluded with aformal ceremony organisedat Reasi based CounterInsurgency ForceHeadquarters. The elevendays tour included visit tohistorical and tourist placesalongwith select educationalinstitutes of repute.

During the flagging In,Major General Dhiraj Seth,General OfficerCommanding, ForceHeadquarters Reasi exhort-

ed them to make the best ofthis exposure and try toexplore Armed Forces as acareer choice.

The students thanked theArmy for organising such amonumental tour and men-tioned that they will alwayscherish this experience.

The tour has made a force-

ful impact on the youngminds and has instilled inthem the spirit of patriot-ism.

The sensitivity and indul-gence exhibited by the Armyin providing these youth anopportunity to strive for abright future was notewor-thy.

STATE TIMES NEWS POONCH: Satinder Singh on Friday assumed charge asSHO Poonch after relieving SHO Mohd Anzar Mir.

General public,traders and youth ofdistrict Poonch wel-comed the officerand they said thatthey have expecta-tions from the newSHO Poonch as hehas served in thedistrict earlier also.

They hope thatthe officer will tryhis best to live upto people's expecta-tions.

Motivational tour for students,teachers flagged-in

Students along with teachers during tour.

Satinder Singh assumescharge as SHO Poonch

Satinder Singh assuming charge asSHO Poonch.

AGENCYNEW DELHI: Pakistan is theepicentre of terrorism with along list of outlawed organisa-tions, including the latest to bebanned Jamaat-ud-Dawa, andthe country abets and aidsalmost half of the proscribedgroups in India, according toofficial documents.

Pakistan's National CounterTerrorism Authority (NCTA)has so far declared 69 terroristorganisations as banned.

However, it has turned a blindeye to major militant groupssuch as the Hizb-ul-Mujahideen, the Harkat-ul-Mujahideen and the Al Badroperating in Jammu andKashmir, the documents state.

On Thursday, Pakistanbanned the 2008 Mumbaiattack mastermind HafizSaeed-led Jamat-ud-Dawa(JuD) and its charity wingFalah-e-Insaniat Foundation,amid intense global pressure torein in the militant groups fol-lowing the Pulwama terrorattack that killed 40 CRPF sol-diers.

The JuD's network includes300 seminaries and schools,hospitals, a publishing houseand ambulance service. Thetwo groups have about 50,000volunteers and hundreds ofother paid workers, as per offi-cials.

According to the NCTA, asizeable number of the organi-sations, declared as outlawedby Pakistan, are based inBalochistan, Gilgit-Baltistanand the Federally AdministeredTribal Areas (FATA).

Documents of the IndianHome Ministry state thatalmost half of India's total 41banned terrorist groups areeither based in Pakistan ortheir leadership are based in the

neighbouring country or theorganisations are sponsored byPakistan.

Such groups include theJaish-e-Mohammed, Lashkar-E-Taiba, Hizb-Ul-Mujahideen,Harkat-Ul-Mujahideen, AlBadr, Dukhtaran-E-Millat,Babbar Khalsa International,Khalistan Commando Forceand International Sikh YouthFederation.

The NCTA started declaringorganisations as proscribed in2001, by banning Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ). The LeJ isbased in Pakistan with limitedoperations in Afghanistan.

The Tehrik-e-TalibanPakistan (Afghanistan),Balochistan Republican Army,Balochistan Liberation Front,Lashkar-e-Balochistan,

Balochistan Liberation UnitedFront, Tanzeem Naujawana-e-Ahle Sunnat, Gilgit, Anjuman-e- Imamia Gilgit Baltistan andMuslim Students Organization(MSO) Gilgit are among thebanned organisations, as perNCTA documents.

The few others are theAbdullah Azam Brigade(Lebanon, Syria and ArabianPeninsula), EastTurkemenistan IslamicMovement (Turkey,Afghanistan), IslamicMovement of Uzbekistan(Uzbekistan) and IslamicJihad Union (Uzbekistan,Afghanistan, Germany).

Two groups -- the Ghulaman-e-Sahaba and the MaymarTrust -- have been under thescanner of the Pakistan gov-

ernment while another, Al-Akhtar Trust, has beendeclared a proscribed organisa-tion under a UN SecurityCouncil resolution. The HafizSaeed-led JuD is believed to bethe front organisation for theLashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) whichalso is responsible for carryingout the Mumbai attack thatkilled 166 people.

It was declared as a foreignterrorist organisation by theUS in June 2014.

Even through JeM, responsi-ble for the Pulwama terrorattack, and LeT, responsiblefor the 26/11 attack, werebanned by Pakistan, foundersof both the terrorist groups --Masood Azhar and HafizSaeed respectively -- are roam-ing freely in Pakistan.

Boy drowns STATE TIMES NEWS

SRINAGAR: A boy drowned in Shopian on Friday. As per thedetails, four children aged about 12 years fell into a PHEwater tank while playing. On seeing them drowning, localscame to rescue them. They managed to rescue three of themwhile fourth one died. The deceased has been identified asSimman Manzoor. Police has registered a case and startedinvestigation.

Youth kills father STATE TIMES NEWS

JAMMU: In a bizarre incident, a youth killed his father overa dispute in Bathindi area on Friday. As per the details,Deepak Lakhri, son of Santosh Lakhri resident of MadhyaPradesh, presently staying near Masjid in Bathindi had aquarrel with his father over an issue following which he hithis father with a wooden log. The father got injured and wasshifted to hospital where he died during treatment. Policearrested the youth and registered a murder case against him.

Cases registered against rumour mongersSTATE TIMES NEWS

JAMMU: Trikuta Nagar Police on Friday registered openFIR against the rumour mongers. As per the details, therumour mongers were spreading some fake news to disturbpeace in the area. Police has registered an open FIRagainst rumour mongers under IT Act and started investi-gation. Meanwhile, Bagh-e-Bahu police has also regis-tered a case against Sameer Ahmed, resident of Bahu Fort.

Two nabbed with 10 kg poppy strawSTATE TIMES NEWS

JAMMU: Miran Sahib Police on Friday arrested two drugpeddlers and recovered 10 kg poppy straw from their posses-sion. As per the report, police during a Naka, interceptedtwo persons and conducted search. During search 10 kgpoppy straw was recovered from their possession. Theaccused identified as Paramjeet Singh and Ashok Kumarhave been arrested and a case under relevant sections of lawwas registered against them.

Man jumps from Tawi Bridge, injuredSTATE TIMES NEWS

JAMMU: A man on Friday attempted suicide by jumpingfrom fourth bridge over Tawi River in Jammu. As per thedetails, Sunil Kumar, son of Janak Raj, resident ofArnia jumped from Tawi Bridge. Onlookers informed thepolice which shifted him to hospital where he is undertreatment.

Man assaulted STATE TIMES NEWS

JAMMU: A man was injured after he was attacked overan old dispute in Bakshi Nagar on Friday.

As per the details, Rakesh Kumar, resident of ShivNagar lodged a complaint with police that he wasattacked by Swarn Dass of same locality over an old dis-pute. Police on the basis of his statement, registered acase and started investigation.

'Pak has 69 banned groups, it sponsors half of India's proscribed outfits'

AGENCYNEW DELHI: Home Minister Rajnath Singhon Friday urged the ASEAN nations and theinternational community to support India's fightagainst terrorism.

Delivering the valedictory address at the 4thIndia-ASEAN Expo and Summit here, Singhsaid an environment of peace and security areprerequisites for trade and commerce to flourish.

"This summit must acknowledge the fact andensure that the soil of any country should not beused for propagating terrorism," he said, appeal-ing to the ASEAN countries and other nations tosupport India's fight against terrorism.

Referring to the "gruesome cowardly" terroristattack in Pulwama, where 40 CRPF jawans werekilled, the home minister said there existsimmense potential to strengthen and deepencooperation in combating terrorism in all itsforms and manifestations, violent extremism andradicalisation through information sharing, lawenforcement cooperation and capacity buildingand anti-money laundering and countering ter-ror-financing.

Talking on the trade potential between India

and the ASEAN nations, Singh said more thanhalf of India's foreign trade now goes to the East.

The Home Minister called for increased people-to-people contact, connectivity and trade ties withthe ASEAN nations.

"Strengthening India's economic relations withthe countries in the East is one of the main objec-tives of India's 'Act East Policy'," he said.

"Our engagement with ASEAN has acquired anew dimension with our Prime Minister's visionto 'Act East'," he added.

The Home Minister underlined that trade andinvestment is a key aspect of India-ASEAN part-nership and, over the past decade, trade andinvestment relations between India and ASEANhave continued to improve.

Total bilateral trade has increased more thanthreefold from USD 21 billion in 2005-06 toUSD 81.33 billion in 2017-18. ASEAN hasemerged as the second largest trade partner ofIndia in 2017-18, with a share of 10.58 per centin India's overall trade, he said.

Singh said the government has given boost toinfrastructure in the Northeast, India's gatewayto the ASEAN.

Rajnath urges ASEAN nations to supportIndia's fight against terrorism