Day: September 21, 2023

  • Primary Health Center Budhal Establishe since 1970 still as it was after 50 years could not get upgraded.

    Primary Health Center Budhal Establishe since 1970 still as it was after 50 years could not get upgraded.

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    One of the oldest Primary Health in Budhal Block faces Lack of basic facilities to patients :- People are worried for decades

    SAYED ZAHID 

    RRAJOURI SEPTEMBER 21 :– Primary health center was established in Budhal block of Rajouri district for about 50 years ago but could not be upgraded till date. Patients have to travel 25 kilometers to Kotranka or almost 70 kilometers Rajouri headquarter for necessary treatment. It is noteworthy that Primary Health Center Budhal was established in 1970 which Kandi Budhal block of Rajouri district is oldest health center while the said primary health center could not be upgraded till date.

    Residents of Budhal have been demanding to upgrade the primary health center to community health center, but even after several decades, the demand of the peoples could not be fulfilled.local peoples criticized and told that for past several years,has been demanded from Jammu and Kashmir aadministration for upgrad primary health center Budhal,

    While there is no response to the demand of the people’s.They blamed the Jammu and Kashmir administration and said that the attention of the administration is not being diverted to solve the problems of the people of Budhal region is not available necessary machinery in PHC Budhal peoples said they have to go  Kotranka Rajouri or private clinics for ultrasound, they said that Budhal is being neglected from decades.

    Basic facilities necessary machinery is available in othet PHCs whereas modern machinery is not available in Budhal PHC.It should be noted that in 2017 when the state health minister Bali Bhagat visited Budhal and he assured the people’s of Budhal that the status of the said PHC will be upgraded but no practical steps have been taken till date. The people of Budhal region demanded from the Jammu and Kashmir LG administration that the said PHC should be upgraded to CHC so that basic facilities can be made available to the people of Budhal region“`

  • Vice Chairperson DDC Poonch visited Panchayat Dharana Lower takes notice of people’s grievances.

    Vice Chairperson DDC Poonch visited Panchayat Dharana Lower takes notice of people’s grievances.

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    MENDHAR SEPTEMBER  21 :–Vice-Chairperson District Development Council Poonch Er Mohd Ashfaq Ch visited the far-flung Dharana Lower area of Mendhar constituency and interacted with the people and listened to their grievances.
    During the tour, people raised several demands and problems being faced by them. The issues raised by the people included improvement of roads, better drinking water and electricity supply. It was also informed by the local job cardholders that they have not been paid their wages for the last couple of years for various developmental projects under MGNREGA. The locals also told Vice-Chairperson DDC Poonch that the only health centre in the area is a shortage of Doctors for the last several months. Er, Ashfaq assure the people that their genuine demands would be brought to the notice of concerned authorities for their early redressal While Ashfaq Chaudhry announced Road Shavan to harlaya .Ret Sho Shokit Khan and many other renowned Social Activist, PRIs,and Youth leadears of the area like, Haji Aftab Khan, Abdul Aziz Khan,Wazir Khan,Rayaz Khan,Haji Arif Khan,Gohns Raza,Haji Iqbal Hanief Babu Iqbal, Zulfikar Khan,Mohd Ishtaqar , Waseem Ahmad Khan,Shafeeq Khan Sarfraz Khan Tariq Ali Khan, Chokidar Zaffar Choudhary,Ch Shareef,Ch Javid Iqbal,Ch Gulam,Ch Noor Alam,Ch Mohd Aqsar,Haqnawaz Khan,Mohd Rafiq,Nayaz Ahmed and large no of people’s attand the meeting.

  • Director Horticulture Jammu Visits Remote areas of Rajouri ; Inaugurates walnut processing unit and farmers camp

    Director Horticulture Jammu Visits Remote areas of Rajouri ; Inaugurates walnut processing unit and farmers camp

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    RAJOURI SEPTEMBER 21:–Director Horticulture Jammu Ram Savak, (JKAS) today held an extensive tour of Rajouri district. During inauguration of training programme on Value addition of Fruits and vegetables in training hall at Rajouri, Director Horticulture laid emphasis on adopting new technologies on value addition of fruits and vegetables and simultaneously establish processing units for which handsome subsidy is available with the department.
    At the outset, of the training/ interaction, Director Horticulture Jammu reviewed the Horticulture activities in the District particularly new orchard establishment under CAPEX with special emphasis on Ultra High Density plantation and other components in the District. He urged upon officers of the Department to leave no stone unturned and work day and night for upliftment of the poor farmers of the District.
    Later on Director Horticulture inaugurates Walnut processing Unit established at Phalni Kotranka for which subsidy amount of Rs. 5.07 Lacs have been provided by the Department as subsidy component. Afterwards an impressive farmers camp was held at Budhal wherein large number of farmers besides various PRIs members and BDC chairman Budhal were present. Director deliberated upon adopting Horticulture as profession along with integrated farming for higher returns. Experts of Department gave a detailed presentation on technical know how and management of the fruit plants. Horticulture Officers of District Rajouri revealed the topographical SWOT analysis of the area.
    Some queries were raised by farming community regarding the implementation of the Horticulture schemes, and certain demands were also raised. The chair gave a patient hearing and assured the farmers for early redressal.
    Earlier Chief Horticulture Officer Madan Lal Tak briefed the chair about the achievements under various components in the District. In the evening director Horticulture visited Govt Fruit Plant Nursery Budhal.

  • DC Rajouri reviews pace of progress on JJM Water Supply Schemes in Rajouri

    DC Rajouri reviews pace of progress on JJM Water Supply Schemes in Rajouri

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    RAJOURI, SEPTEMBER 21: –To ensure access to clean drinking water in rural areas, 293 Water Supply Schemes are being executed in Rajouri District under Flagship Jal Jeevan Mission.

    Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal today chaired a meeting to evaluate the progress of the on-going schemes.

    With an unwavering commitment to the success of the mission, the Deputy Commissioner stressed the importance of high-quality work, timely completion of projects, and effective supervision to ensure the mission’s goals are met. The meeting shed light on the remarkable progress made in Rajouri with the work well underway on 240 schemes against the total 293 approved projects.

    To expedite the completion of the schemes, the Deputy Commissioner directed officers to adopt a result-driven approach and adhere to set timelines for completion of each project. With focused efforts and dedicated work, the mission is fast becoming a reality, promising to deliver a healthier and happier life for the region’s populace.

    Overall the meeting was a constructive platform for officers to share their experiences, exchange ideas, and find solutions to the challenges facing the implementation of the Jal Jeevan Mission. The Deputy Commissioner directed them to continue working with dedication and commitment to achieve the mission’s objectives.

    CPO, Mohammad Khurshid; SE Hydraulics, Bharam Jyoti Sharma; XEN Jal Shakti Rajouri, Ashwini Sharma; XEN Jal Shakti Nowshera, Vipin Kumar and other concerned officers attended the meeting.

  • Awareness Workshop on “Nasha Mukt Bharat” held in GBHSS Rajouri

    Awareness Workshop on “Nasha Mukt Bharat” held in GBHSS Rajouri

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    RAJOURI, SEPTEMBER 21:– An enlightening and impactful awareness workshop on the theme “Nasha Mukt Bharat” was conducted today in the Government Boys Higher Secondary School Rajouri. The significant event was orchestrated by the dedicated efforts of Civil Defence Rajouri.

    Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Vikas Kundal was the chief guest on the occasion.

    The Deputy Commissioner delivered an inspirational address to the attending school students and participants. He shared insights and strategies to combat substance abuse and promote a “Nasha Mukt Bharat” (Addiction-Free India). His words aimed to inspire positive change and instill a sense of responsibility among the youth.

    In recognition of their invaluable contributions to the cause, Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal also took a moment to felicitate the key speakers who played an integral role in disseminating knowledge and raising awareness during the workshop. Among the others Dy. SP Shayeen was present on the occasion.

    The workshop stands as a testament to the commitment of Civil Defence Rajouri and its collaborators in addressing the critical issue of substance abuse in our society. It also underscores the dedication of Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal to nurturing a healthier and addiction-free future for the youth of Rajouri.

    The event concluded on a promising note, leaving the participants inspired and motivated to contribute to the vision of a “Nasha Mukt Bharat,” where individuals and communities are empowered to lead healthy, fulfilling lives, free from the grip of addiction.

  • DC Rajouri reviews preparations for Eid Milad Un Nabi (SAW) in Rajouri

    DC Rajouri reviews preparations for Eid Milad Un Nabi (SAW) in Rajouri

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    RAJOURI, SEPTEMBER 21: In a pivotal meeting, Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Vikas Kundal, meticulously reviewed the arrangements for the Eid Milad Ul Nabi (SAW), alongside officers and representatives of various religious organizations.

    With unwavering focus, the meeting delved into essential facets such as seamless water and power supply, healthcare provisions, parking logistics, and efficient transport services.

    Addressing the meeting, the Deputy Commissioner emphasized the imperative duty of officers and officials to furnish the populace with indispensable amenities, encompassing potable water, sanitation, medical care, efficient transportation, uninterrupted power and water provisioning, and all other requisite essentials.

    The vigilant law enforcement agencies received firm directives to deploy ample police personnel on this holy occasion, safeguarding the security of the public. Traffic authorities, likewise, were tasked with crafting a meticulous traffic management and parking strategy to ensure the smooth flow of vehicles on the designated day.

    The DC enjoined the concerned authorities from the Power Development Department and Jal Shakti Department to guarantee uninterrupted power and water supply for the community during the festive period.

    The concerned officer from the fire and emergency department received explicit instructions to maintain a state of readiness for fire tenders, both day and night. The Municipal Committee Executive Officer (EO) was mandated to ensure the cleanliness of the town throughout the festivities.

    The Health Department was tasked with ensuring the availability of comprehensive medical facilities to address any potential emergencies. The Officer from the Food, Civil Supplies, and Consumer Affairs Department was instructed to intensify market inspections, curbing overpricing, profiteering, and black-market activities.

    Deputy Commissioner impressively underscored the urgency of completing all essential festival-related preparations well in advance to ensure that the public encounters no inconvenience during these auspicious occasions.

    SSP, Amrit Pal Singh; ADC Rajouri, Rajiv Kumar Khajuria; CPO, Mohammad Khurshid; ACR, Imran Rashid Kataria; DPO, Auqil Nuvaid; XEN PDD Rajouri; Rashid Chowdhury; XEN Jal Shakti EO MC Rajouri and other concerned officers attended the meeting.

    Among the others, Molvi Farooq, Tazeem Dar, Iftqar Dar; Shafqat Mir; Asief Bhatt and other religious leaders were present during the meeting.