Srinagar, June 17: Jammu and kashmir rehabar -e-taleem teachers forum ( JKRETTF) has termed the government decision to resume the community classes for the school children in central administrative Jammu and Kashmir a welcome step.
According to a press statement issued here by the forum Chief spokes person, that the approval for resumption of community schools by the principal secretary education BK Singh is a welcome step and it will benefit the thousands of students of JKUT specially the students of remote and far flung areas who are deprived of the facility of internet and smart phones.
He said, that forum chairman Farooq Ahmed Tantray has thanked the principal Secretary education for issuing orders of resumption of community classes in JKUT.
Tantray said that the earlier different organisations specially the rehabar-e- taleem teachers forum( JKRETTF) had appealed to start the community classes and now issuing orders in its favour is a welcome step.He said that teachers are ready to give community classes inorder to compensate the loss done to education during this covid 19 pandemic.
Further adding, chairman said that JKRETTF is always ready to co-operate with the measures being taken by the government to fulfill the education losses in JKUT. He said that the students who have not the facility of smart phones and internet, they can benifit a lot from these community classes.
Tantray further appealed teaching community specially teachers appointed through RET scheme to follow the guidelines and start the community classes in their respective areas as per the government orders with the following of proper SOPs. He said that to give education to the children is our primary duty and we hope that we will fulfill the aspirations of the students and their parents simultaneously.
Day: June 17, 2021
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Approval for resumption of community classes a welcome step : JKRETTF ;Forum chairman thanked principal sec edu, appealed teachers to resume community classes in thier respective areas with fallowing of proper guide lines
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Panchayat Ghar lying defunct for decades, PRIs failed to renovate despite lakhs of rupees are withdrawn without proper execution of works in panchayat Binoon of RDD Block Bunjwah
Special Correspondent
BUNJWAH JUNE 17 :–Despite withdrawing lakhs of rupees in name of nomenclature given to various works under various heads Rural development Department, Sarpanch Panchayat Binoon failed to maintain its own office and panchayat Ghar Binoon for decades.
A surprising incident comes to the forefront when a deserted look appears upon Panchayat Ghar building of Panchayat Binoon which lacks all-around development and is lying defunct for the last several decades. Located in the heart of Bunjwah opposite Government Girls Middle School Binoon and nearby Government Higher Secondary Binoon, the defunct building creates a bad smell as this had become a public toilet for every passerby.
Source added that more than 10 lakhs rupees are withdrawn by one of the close associates and husband of Sarpanch Panchayat Binoon for various works but unfortunatly Panchayat Ghar’s building is not maintained and renovated thereby the nexus is being run from closed rooms and deserving and poor job cardholders are denied from justice.
It is pertinent to mention that various schemes had been launched by the government for the renovation of government buildings despite its renovation there is not even a single penny used that creates a great loss to the public exchequer.
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Administrator Auqaf takes stern action against girls found violating the sanctity of Shadra Sharief shrine
RAJOURI, JUNE 17:– Taking cognizance of the video being made viral on the social media platforms in which two to three girls were seen violating the sanctity of the Shadra Sharief Shrine, the Administrator Auqaf, Tahir Mustafa Malik immediately rushed into action and a team was constituted to identify the girls.
A written complaint in this regard has been lodged in the office of the SDPO Thanamandi for action to be taken against the violators under law.
“Such acts inside the premises of the shrine is against the sanctity of the holy shrine and the people should refrain from doing this type of activities”, the Administrator Auqaf said.
Moreover, the Administrator Auqaf has also issued notice to the officials working in the shrine and asked them to ensure that such type of incidents should not happen in future.
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بدہل میں بچوں کے لئے ہندوستانی فوج نے یوگا پر چار روزہ ورکشاپ کا اہتمام کیا
وجاید چوہدری
راجوری// ضلع راجوری کے بدہل میں ہندوستانی فوج کی یونٹ 60 آر آر ناگہ نے یوگا کے مشق کرنے کے مختلف صحت سے متعلق فوائد کے بارے میں شعور اجاگر کرنے کے لیے ورکشاپ کا انعقاد کیا یوگا ڈے ہر سال 21 جون کو انٹرنیشنل یوگا ڈے کے طور پر منایا جاتا ہے۔ کوویڈ وبائی بیماری نے پوری دنیا کو گھیرے میں لیا ہوا ہے کیونکہ لوگ زیادہ تر گھر ہی رہتے ہیں اس لیے یوگا کی اہمیت کئی گنا بڑھ گئی ہے۔ یوگا کے بین الاقوامی دن کی تقریبات کی انجام دہی کے طور پر ، سموٹ میں ہندوستانی فوج نے ایک منفرد پہل کی ہے اور وہ 17 جون 2021 کو بدھل میں بچوں کے لئے یوگا پر چار روزہ ورکشاپ کا اہتمام کررہی ہے اور 21 جون 2021 کو اختتام پذیر ہوگی۔جب آپ سانس لیتے ہیں تو ، آپ خدا سے طاقت لے رہے ہیں۔ جب آپ سانس چھوڑتے ہیں ، تو یہ اس خدمت کی نمائندگی کرتا ہے جو آپ دنیا کو دے رہے ہیں۔ اسی لئے کسی کو یوگا پر عمل کرنا چاہئے اور اسے ہماری زندگی کا حصہ بنانا چاہئے۔ نوجوان نسل میں یوگا اور صحت سے متعلق اس کے فوائد کے بارے میں شعور پیدا کرنے کے لئے ہندوستانی فوج راجوری ضلع راجوری کے بدہل علاقے کے بچوں کے لئے یوگا پر چار روزہ ورکشاپ کا انعقاد کیا ہے یوگا پر منعقدہ ورکشاپ میں کل 20 بچے شرکت کررہے ہیں۔ چار روزہ ورکشاپ 17 جون 2021 کو شروع ہوئی ہے اور 21 جون 2021 کو یوم یوگا کے عالمی دن پر اختتام پذیر ہوگی۔ ورکشاپ کے دوران ، بچوں کو سوریا نمسکار اور سانس لینے کی مختلف مشقوں پر زور دینے کے ساتھ ، مختلف سناس سے تعارف کرایا جائے گا۔ یوگا کے بارے میں سیکھتے ہوئے بچے بڑے جوش و خروش کا مظاہرہ کررہے ہیں۔ مقامی لوگوں نے ہندوستانی فوج کی کاوشوں کو سراہا اور اس طرح کے انوکھے اقدام اٹھانے اور آئندہ نسل کے مابین یوگا کو فٹ اور صحتمند رکھنے کے لئے متعارف کرانے پر ان کا مخلصانہ شکریہ ادا کیا۔
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AJKYF wrote Lt. Governor to redress B.Ed & PhD aspirats grievances; Call record for vaccant posts of Lectures & Teaches in J&K, advertise vaccant posts: Youth Federation
Redress the grievances of B.Ed & PhD aspirats swiftly: Sanjay Sandhu
Jammu, June 17 :– All J&K Youth Federation (AJKYF), Executive Committee Member, Ch. Sanjay Singh Sandhu wrote Lieutenant Governor of J&K, Shri Manoj Sinha, a memorandum of demand for redressing the grievances of B.Ed graduate & PhD aspirats.
While issuing press statement, Ch. Sanjay Singh Sandhu said that from past few weeks number of B.Ed graduate and PhD aspirats were contacting youth federation for approaching the appropriate authority for redressal of their grievances and after having various sessions of interaction with the aspirants federation have come up by writing a memorandum of demand to the Lieutenant GovernorGovernor for resolving their genuine demands.
He further said that it was mentioned in the memorandum that the future of J&K B.ed professional and PhD degree holder’s unemployed youth is in alarming stage because of which highly educated unemployed youth with B.ED, PHD, NET, JRF, and SET are finding a ray of hope which is all in vain from past few years. Earlier also thousands of RET’s were regularized and absorbed as permenant teachers and the educated unemployed lot of j&k was sent back to dark age and those who wished to serve in education sector and had pursued their academic career as per its requirements, their future was axed. With the present circumstances of J&K and keeping the level of unemployment in view, absorption of all the vaccant post in education sector through departmental promotions will only mean as a ” Calibrated effort” by the adminstration to discourage the highly educated unemployed youth.
It was further submitted and requested before the Lt. Governor to call the record from every Chief Education Officer regarding number of vaccant posts available for lectures, Teaches and 10+2 Lecturer’s in the School Education Department and publicise the same before the public at large and act accordingly upon the vaccant number of vacancies by issuing fresh advertisements followed by giving a reserved quota to the departmental promotions. This will be a ray of hope for the aspirants and will be accepted for in service teaching staff.
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Decline in positive cases in Rajouri an encouraging development.
Shyam Sood
Rajouri June 16:–In an encouraging development out of 1767 reports of tests received today, 19 persons were tested positive in Rajouri district including one child.
All the positive cases have been reported from rural areas while there was no positive case reported from Sunderbani health block,
Two Covid patients under treatment in isolation wards in Government Medical College & Associated Hospital (GMC&AH) Rajouri died in the afternoon today including one each from Rajouri and Poonch district.
Out of total 6602 positive cases detected during the second wave in Rajouri district, 352 cases are still active out of which 121 are in home isolation, 156 in Panchyat Covid Care Centers (PCCCs), 74 are under hospital isolation (treatment) and 1 in Triage isolation.
At present 56 Covid patients are under treatment in GMC&AH out of that 53 are on the oxygen support while 3 on non-invasive ventilator support.
On the vaccination front the district has achieved 89.8% target for health care workers, 93.9% of front line workers, and 78.1 % target for above 45 years age group.
1,99,376 people, including of 18-45 age group, have been given the first and second jab of the vaccine till today,
Home to home vaccination campaign is in full swing. Health worker’s teams by facing many odds; including passing through streams/rivulets, traversing through tough terrains, and putting their lives at risk, have been conducting vaccination at the doorsteps of the targeted beneficiaries.
“Today extensive vaccination drive was carried out across Kandi health block. Some teams trakked mountains, some moved in the rain while some crossed the river, but the aim was to achieve the 100% target as far as vaccination for age group 45 and above is concerned” said Dr. Iqbal Malik, BMO.
