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Day: February 6, 2019

  • Number of YNC workers Join Congress

    Number of YNC workers Join Congress

    Kalakote February 06 :-Number of NC youth works joined Pradesh Youth Congress from ward no. 1, Panchayat Dharamshal in the presence of Ashok Sharma Former legislator and National Coordinator AICC Vichar Vibhag, Darwari Lal, Councillor, Master Vijay Sharma, Balwan Sharma, Arjun Sharma and Nakul Sharma, Secretaries, PYC, Sanjay Sasan, Secretary, District Youth Congress, Rajouri, S.S.Khajuria, President, AYC Kalakote, Mohd. Shakeel and Ankit Sharma, Secretaries, AYC Kalakote, Pardeep Kumar, Coordinator, Block Youth Congres, Dharamshal, Sanjay Sandhu and others.

  • Nodal Officer GDC Chatroo Invited by HBCSE Mumbai

    Nodal Officer GDC Chatroo Invited by HBCSE Mumbai

     


    Dr. Ashaq Hussain Nodal Officer Govt. Degree College Chatroo has been invited and included in the Evaluation board for the Indian National Chemistry Olympiad (INChO) Examination by Homi Bhaba Centre of Science Education (HBCSE), National Centre of the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), Mumbai. The international Olympiad movement is aimed at bringing the most gifted secondary and higher secondary students of the world together in a friendly competition of the highest level and HBCSE is the nodal centre of the country for this programme. The programme aims at promoting excellence in science and mathematics among pre-university students. Dr. Hussain is the only expert from Jammu and Kashmir who has been invited for this prestigious assignment.
    Pertinent to mention here that Dr. Ashaq Hussain a resident of a remote Village in Bhalessa area of District Doda and is serving in District Kishtwar in higher Education Department and is active in promoting the science education and has time and again brought laurels to the Higher Education Department of the State in general and Kishtwar and Bhalessa in particular by representing at the National level in so many workshops and conferences. Dr. Ashaq is an expert of Chemistry, Science Behind Miracles, Low Cost-No Cost Teaching aids etc and is associated with Vigyan Prasar, Department of Science and technology as a resource person and an Evaluator at National Level. A prolific teacher and as an administrator he has already attended several seminars and conferences. Being an able administrator as well as a good organizer he has organized several seminars and workshops on science education across the length and breadth of the state to uplift the Science education and thereby inculcating scientific temperament among students and teachers. As an academician he has published dozens of Papers, articles etc and has authored over 8 Books till date.
    In this regard, the teaching fraternity, officials and students of this region conveyed him best wishes and expressed happiness over such achievements. One of the teachers of the College state that it is indeed a matter of pride for all of us to have such eminent professor among us to represent our fraternity in the national arena through his academic excellence and contribution in the field of Sciences.

  • Shah Faesal demands transfer of Major Shukla, enquiry of his conduct

    Shah Faesal demands transfer of Major Shukla, enquiry of his conduct

    Shah Faesal, a former IAS officer, who recently quit the administration to join politics has demanded the transfer and inquiry regarding Major Rohit Shukla’s conduct in Pulwama district of South Kashmir.

    Reacting to the case of the torture of Tawseef Ahmad Wani, in the 44 RR army camp in Shadimarg area of Pulwama.

    Taking to Facebook, Mr. Faesal wrote: The least that can happen is that the officer is transferred and an enquiry is ordered into his conduct. Many youths from that area have reported to me that the officer is a serial offender.

    Notably, the Former CM of Jammu and Kashmir, Mehbooba Mufti also visited Mr. Wani in SMHS Hospital, Srinagar and talking to The Kashmir Walla, she said, “I’ve heard about Major Shukla’s bravery, but it is not bravery when you call children at your camp and beat them ruthlessly.”

  • DDC Rajouri Reviews implementation of Business Reform Action Plan(BRAP)* 56 Kanals of Land identified for Wool Cluster at Sair Kalakote

    DDC Rajouri Reviews implementation of Business Reform Action Plan(BRAP)* 56 Kanals of Land identified for Wool Cluster at Sair Kalakote

    Rajouri,Feb 06 : District Development Commissioner Mohammad Aijaz Asad today chaired a meeting here in the DC office to review the status of Buisness Reform Action Plan and District Mineral Foundation Trust for increasing transparency and efficiency of various government regulatory functions and services for business in the district.

    The meeting was attended by Additonal District Development Commissioner, Assistant Commissioner Development, CEO,RDA DFO social forestry, DTO,GM DIC,SDM,Kalakote and other district officers.

    BRAP ensures ease of doing buisness, transparency and hasslefree conduct of buisness which includes registration of hotels, travel agencies, issuance or renewal of license to manufacturers of Pesticides/insecticides/fertilizers etc.
    It also includes approval of plan and permission to construct or extend or take into use any building as factory, registration and renewal of boilers and compliance inspections under various laws. Issues related to industrial estates were discussed in detail.

    General Manager DIC apprised the DDC about various issues related to business establishment like non availabilty of online portal, lack of land for the establishment of industrial estates, lack of electricity connections etc.

    In District mineral foundation trust, detailed discussion was held regarding major issues and concerns faced by mining affected areas of the district and challenges and opportunities for making the roadmap for DMFT. The meeting brought out issues that DMFT must consider for effective implementation in the district and key deliberation points were identified by the participants in a consultive manner.

    During the meeting, the DDC directed the Mining agency to seize the illegal minings in the district so as to prevent the soil erosion, loss of biodiversity, contamination of soil and ground water. He also directed the industrial department officer to make sure that each and every hurdle which comes in the way of ease of doing business is solved as soon as possible so as to create an atmosphere of smooth and hassle free business in the district.

    Meanwhile DDC also reviews the status of activities under taken for promotion of tourism in the district.
    CEO RDA
    informed the chair that the master plan for tourism has been finalised and the meeting has already been conduted with the stake
    holders.

  • Indian Army warns Pak against holding ‘Kashmir Solidarity Day’ events near LoC

    Indian Army warns Pak against holding ‘Kashmir Solidarity Day’ events near LoC

    (ANI): The Indian Army on Wednesday warned Pakistan against holding any event related to Kashmir Solidarity Day near the Line of Control as it would draw a strong reaction from the Indian side.

    “Our officials from the Directorate General of Military Operations issued the stern warning to the Pakistan Army today (Tuesday) morning,” Army sources said.

    As per reports, Pakistan was planning to hold a motorcycle rally near the LoC on the Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir side on Kashmir Solidarity Day being organised there.

    Army sources said the Indian side had told Pakistan that responsibility of any such provocative activity would be on them.

    Pakistan has been trying to up the ante by celebrating Kashmir Solidarity Day every year on February 5.

    Pakistanis try to organise events across the globe including important world capitals like London and other European countries but have not been very successful in generating hype. (ANI)

  • Shah Faesal’s resignation not yet accepted by govt* Shah Faesal had submitted his resignation on January 4

    Shah Faesal’s resignation not yet accepted by govt* Shah Faesal had submitted his resignation on January 4

     

    February 6, Jammu: The government has not accepted the resignation of IAS officer Shah Faesal even after more than a month since he quit the civil services to join politics, according to highly placed sources in the government.

    Faesal, the 2010 IAS topper, had submitted his resignation on January 4 without detailing the reasons.
    The J&K Government’s website carrying the details of the in-service IAS officers lists Faesal at No. 49 (as on February 5), showing him as “pursuing a mid-career master’s programme in public administration at Edward S Mason Harvard University”.
    In the normal course, his resignation should have been accepted by now as he has declared himself unshackled by the service rules that could have prevented him from airing his views, but there is no word about his resignation having been accepted.
    Sources in the government said they had no problems in his joining the politics as it was his wish.
    Faesal had announced his plunge into the politics on January 9, claiming that he was doing so to protest the “unabated killings in Kashmir, marginalisation of Muslims in India and the undermining of the institutions like NIA, CBI and RBI”.
    In his media interviews and an aggressive campaign on the social media, he came out as a critical voice against the system. One of his salvos fired on January 28 was that the “time has come for the Kashmir resolution”.
    A highly placed source said the delay in acceptance of his resignation could be because an inquiry was going on against him for his unacceptable remarks made on the social media a few months ago. It is because, the source said, if his resignation was accepted, he would be off the hook and no action could be taken against him.
    The politically savvy class, however, said the government would prefer not to take any action against Faesal to avoid precipitating the matter and make him a hero. A top source in the government told The Tribune that his resignation would be accepted and remarked: “If someone wants to become a leader, why should we stop him (from doing so).” TNS