GNS ONLINE RAJOURI
SHYAM SOOD
RAJOURI APRIL 27:—Inhabitants of Danidhar locality led by political and social activists on Wednesday held a mass protest near Santoshi Mata Mandir and blocked Rajouri Town-Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah University (BGSBU) road for about 3 hours against the dilapidated condition of the road, which is causing huge inconvenience to them.
Seven kilometer stretch of the road is under widening/double laning for the last more than three years.
Protesting locals, BGSBU students/faculty members, complained that the slow work progress has caused big potholes, uneven slopes, etc on the road and it has become a ‘death trap’ for want of repairs.
Protesters raised slogans against Deputy Commissioner (DC), Executive Engineer, PWD and demanded that DC should come and join them to see the worst condition of the road.
As both the DC & Executive Engineer were out of station, Assistant Commissioner Revenue (ACR); AEE, PWD, Tehsildar, SHO rushed to the spot and assured the protesters that the repairing of damaged portions, potholes etc will be started within in the next two days.
Protesters warned the administration to start a large-scale protest on Rajouri-Thanamandi road if the administration failed to start repair work within next two days.
The project for widening (double laning) of BGSBU road was approved after the principal secretary, finance, made the formal announcement and the contractor started work in 2019.
The contractor has spent about Rs 12 crores on this project till date, but he has not received a payment of even single rupees because the project has no administrative approval.
The work on this 7-kilometer road was later approved under the languishing scheme with an estimated cost of Rs 24.90 crore and on June 12, 2019 the then Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Aijaz Asad kick-started work on widening.
But, shockingly even the Governor’s Administration has not given any administrative approval to this project to date and the contractor continues to spend money from his pocket and that is reason the work is going on snail’s pace.
The road presently is in the worst condition and creating many problems for the commuters, students/ faculty of BGSBU, MBBS students living in hostels etc.
For the last more than 8 years PWD (R&B) department has started repairing work on Rajouri-BGSBU road and since then the inhabitants of about three panchayats suffering badly due to bad condition of the road.
“Besides BGSBU students, faculty members, commuters, many delegates from all over India and abroad visit BGSB University to attend workshops, seminars, etc and they were traveling on this important road which creates a bad impression among them about the State Administration,” said a senior resident of Danidhar.
“Several communications have been made to higher authorities during the last few months for administrative approval of this road project and release the funds. Even the contractor liabilities have crossed over 12 crores. We are hoping for a positive response within the next few days,” said Mohd Qasim, AEE, PWD (R&B).Rajouri.
Day: April 27, 2022
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BGSBU road in worst condition.People held protest gave 2 days time for repairs.
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سرپنچ فاروق انقلابی نے آر اُو واٹر کولر کا افتتاح کیا۔
جی این ایس آنلائن بدہل
بدھل، 27 اپریل: بدھل بلاک کی گرام پنچائت کیول کے سرپنچ، محمد فاروق انقلابی نے آج یہاں راجوری ضلع کے بدھل بلاک کے کیول میں پنچایت گھر کے سامنے ایک نئے آر اُو واٹر کولر کا افتتاح کیا۔
اس موقع پر فاروق انقلابی نے کہا کہ پینے کا آلودہ پانی بیماریاں پھیلانے کا ذریعہ ہے جس سے صحت خراب ہوتی ہے۔
فاروق انقلابی نے کہا کے یہ قدم ہر اس شخص کو پینے کا صاف اور فلٹر پانی فراہم کرنے کے لیے اٹھایا ہے جو پنچایت گھر کا دورہ کسی کام کے لئے کریں گے۔
اس دوران فاروق بابا، شاہد ملک، فاروق ڈار اور گرام پنچایت کیول کے دیگر سرکردہ مقامی لوگ بھی فاروق انقلابی کے ہمراہ تھے۔ -
Sarpanch Farooq Inqlabi inaugurates RO Water Cooler
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RAJOURI/BUDHAL, Apr 27:– Sarpanch Gram Panchayat Kewal Lower of Budhal Block, Mohammad Farooq Inqlabi here today inaugurated a newly installed Reverse Osmosis (RO) Water Cooler in front of Panchayat Ghar at Kewal in Budhal Block of Rajouri District.
Speaking on the occasion, Farooq Inqlabi said that contaminated drinking water is a source of spreading diseases thereby causing ill-health.
We have taken this step to provide pure and filtered drinking water to everyone who will visit the Panchayat Ghar,” he said.
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2 day Seminar on “Community Policing” commences at SKPA Udhampur
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AKSHAY MAHAJAN
UDHAMPUR, APRIL 27: –A two day Seminar on “community Policing” commenced today at Sher-I- Kashmir Police Academy Udhampur in which 21 officers from different organisations of J&K Police participated.
At the inaugural function, Dr. Vinod Kumar, SSP Udhampur was the Chief Guest.
At the outset, Mohan Lal, SSP Dy. Director (Indoor/Trg) welcomed the Chief Guest on behalf of Director SKPA Udhampur.
While speaking on the occasion, Dr. Vinod Kumar reiterated that Police have been assigned the responsibilities of the maintenance of law and order, enforcement of fundamental rights, prevention and detection of crime and to safe guard the life and property of the people. He laid emphasis on the discharge of assigned duties with utmost dedication and professionalism. “The first and foremost duty of a police officer is to serve the society and country in a better possible manner while remaining continuously in contact with the public, so it is the primary duty of police organisation to work for the betterment of community” he said.
The course is being coordinated by Sunmati Gupta, AD(Q) and Tarseem Lal, Inspr. SKPA Udhampur.
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One day National Faculty Development Workshop held at GDC Ramnagar
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AKSHAY MAHAJAN
UDHAMPUR APRIL 27: –A one day “National NAAC Related Faculty Development Workshop” was today organized by the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of Government Degree College Ramnagar.
Prof. Dharmadhikari N.S, Eminent Educationist, Member NAAC peer team and UGC Committee from Pune (Maharashtra) was the Resource Person for the workshop.
At the outset, Dr. Udhey Bhanu, Principal and Chairperson of the program, welcomed the Resource Person and also expressed his gratitude for accepting the invitation.
Prof. Dharmadhikari, in his address, highlighted the important quality initiatives that can be undertaken by the College for improving its grade in the NAAC accreditation. He also stressed on the proper framing of the reports that are submitted for the NAAC process.
In the afternoon session the Resource person had interaction with staff of different Departments and suggested the focus areas for development of the College as per the requirements of the NAAC.
Prof. Brinder Kumar, Convener IQAC, coordinated the whole proceedings.
The workshop was attended by faculty members of GDC & GCW Udhampur including IQAC coordinators Prof. GR Verma, Prof. Suneel Singh including all the staff members of GDC Ramnagar were also present.
Later, the workshop concluded with the vote of thanks by Prof. Suresh Kumar Dogra, Convener Academic Development Committee.
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DAWAT-E-IFTAR ORGANISED BY 30 RASHTRIYA RIFLES OF INDIAN ARMY FOR THE PEOPLE OF LANGATE
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SHAKIR BHAT
KUPWARA APRIL 27 :–Ramzan Kareem, the holy month of Ramadan is one of the significant events in Islam, also considered to be one of the five pillars of the religion Islam guiding the ‘ummah’ (followers of Prophet Muhammed) towards a healthy and tranquil future. On the solemn occasion , 30RR of Indian Army organised ‘Dawat-e-Iftar’ today on 27 April 2022 at Army camp langate.
The event started with welcome address by CO 30RR Col Ankur panday followed by a special Ramzan Hamper distribution to all the attendees. The event also witnessed a heartfelt prayer by all the fasting devotees where in special prayer for well being of Indian Security Forces and prosperity of India was conducted by the Imam .The Divinity of Langate was in its full blossom when under the serene clouds of a pleasant evening an Iftar gathering was organised at Army Camp, Langate .
The guests collectively offered prayer (Namaz) for peace & prosperity in the valley followed by a community meal. After the prayers the guests interacted with each other and the Army officials.
The guests expressed their heart felt appreciation for the relentless efforts by the Army in maintaining peace in the valley and remembered the countless times in which the men in uniform became guardian angels when untoward incidents happened. They also expressed their hope that the holy month of ‘Ramzan’ will spread the message of good will and brother hood in the valley and guide all to an ever lasting peace. The locals were all grateful to the 30RR for facilitating such a gathering for them,
Besides SDPO Handwara Fariz Ahmad , DSP operation Adil DDC Chairman Kupwara Irfan Pandithpuri, DDC member Mawer Khurshid Ahmad Dar, District president Peoples Conference Kupwara Mir Hafizullah,BDC chairman Langate Showket Hassan Pandith, Socio Political activist cum sarpanch Haril Rayees Ahmad Mir, Chairman MC Langate Mohd Sadiq Mir ,Vice Chairman MC Langate Jameel Rather, CSC District Manager Kupwara Dr Javid Maqbool, etc were also Participated in the event “
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Absconder nabbed by police in Rajouri
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RAJOURI APRIL 27:-– Jammu and Kashmir police in Rajouri arrested an absconder who was evading his arrest from last six years.Police in an official statement said that absconder namely Mumtaz Hussain Shah son of Fazal Hussain Shah resident of Gursai Mendhar was wanted in a case in FIR 35/2016 under sections against 279, 304-A and a warrant under section 512 CrPC was also issued against the accused.
A team headed by SHO Dharamsal Neeraj Choudhary under the supervision of SDPO Nowshera Tusif Ahmed Rishu arrested the accused.
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Opening of Mughal Road A Welcome Step, Patients, students, will be benefitted ; Manegra budget cuts are deplorable; Tahira Jabeen.
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MENDHAR APRIL 27:-‘BDC Chairperson Mendhar Tahira Jabeen thanked the Governor’s Administration for the opening of the Mughal Road and said that due to the opening of Mughal Road a large number of students, employees, sick people and other people have come and gone. This will make it easier for the sick people to get their treatment in a good way and the students will be able to continue their journey for the sake of their quality education with ease. Goods will be taken away easily. Tahira said that after hearing the news of the opening of the Mughal Highway, the people of the region thanked the Governor’s administration and the people are very happy that fresh fruits and vegetables will also be available from Kashmir. She has appealed to the Lt Governor and central government to build a tunnel on the Mughal highway so that it can run for 12 months and make it easier for the people of the region to come and go. Tahira Jabeen further said that the budget cut in Mgnegra is regrettable. On the one hand, the Prime Minister in his speech in Jammu said that we have empowered the Panchayats but unfortunately in 2021. 22 the Funds of TSP, BADP and -15 FC have also not been received. The UT administration is demanded to increase the fund of the different schemes to ensure construction and development in the panchayats.
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National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology J&K Srinagar Organised One day workshop on “Career Opportunities in Information Technology
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SHAKIR BHAT
SRINAGAR APRIL 27:–One day workshop on “Career Opportunities in Information Technology after 10+2” was organized by National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT), J&K at its Srinagar campus. The workshop was aimed at enlightening the 10+2 pass outs to pursue their careers in Information Technology and Computer Applications. On this occasion Deepak
Wasan, Executive Director NIELIT J&K welcomed the students and stressed upon the importance of computer education and skill enhancement through Information Technology. He also thanked the participants for taking out time during the holy month of Ramadan and comingto NIELIT Srinagar to attend the workshop.
Ashaq Hussain Dar Officer In charge NIELIT Srinagar gave a detailed presentation about
NIELIT. Dr Muneer Ahmad Dar, HoD CS and IT, NIELIT Srinagar spoke about the career
opportunities after 10+2 and counseled the students to join NIELIT J&K for their formal courses(BCA, BSc-IT, MCA and MSc-IT) and non formal courses (O/A/B level). Sh.Mudasir Bhat,VP
Artificial Intelligence LeLafe IT Solutions and Andleeb Fatima ML Engineer alumni of NIELIT
Srinagar presented their journey of success in a motivational speech. They talked about the
qualified faculty, par excellence infrastructure and high quality of education being imparted at
NIELIT Srinagar and emphasized upon the students to join NIELIT Srinagar for pursuing their
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Retired bureaucrats urge PM to call for an end to ‘politics of hate’ They say his “silence, in the face of this enormous societal threat, is deafening”.
Special Correspondent
NEW DELHI APRIL 26,Courtesy THE HINDU
A group of over 100 retired bureaucrats on Tuesday urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to call for an end to “politics of hate”. They said his “silence, in the face of this enormous societal threat, is deafening”.
In an open letter to Mr. Modi, 108 signatories under the Constitutional Conduct Group highlighted the recent spate of communal tension and actions by the BJP-ruled States against Muslims and other minorities. The letter stated that violence against minorities, particularly Muslims, in the last few months and years in many BJP-ruled States had become more frightening.“What is alarming now is the subordination of the fundamental principles of our Constitution and of the rule of law to the forces of majoritarianism, in which the State appears to be fully complicit. The hate and malevolence directed against Muslims seems to have embedded itself deep in the recesses of the structures, institutions and processes of governance in the States in which the BJP is in power,” the letter noted.
‘Unprecedented’
The ex-bureaucrats said the threat facing India today was unprecedented and not only was constitutional morality and conduct at risk but “the unique syncretic social fabric” was likely to be torn apart.
“We appeal to your conscience, taking heart from your promise of Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas. It is our fond hope that in this year of ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’, rising above partisan considerations, you will call for an end to the politics of hate that governments under your party’s control are so assiduously practising. The idea of India that our founding fathers had envisioned and fought for needs a climate of fraternity and communal harmony to thrive. Hate will engender hate, rendering the environment too noxious for the idea to survive,” they wrote.
Among the signatories were senior retired IAS, IFS and IPS officers, including former Foreign Secretaries Shivshankar Menon and Sujatha Singh and former Home Secretary G.K. Pillai.
