Day: November 3, 2023

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By putting the beautiful valleys of Budhal on the tourist map the destiny of Budhal region can be changed.

BY SAYED ZAHID

BUDHAL NOVEMBER 03 :– Epitome of the beauty of Jammu and Kashmir and has been written in the top books of some of the most beautiful places in Jammu and Kashmir. The beauty scene of Pirpanchal region of Jammu Kashmir comes in the list of beautiful places of Jammu Kashmir. Out of which Budhal town of Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir melts the heart of persons coming from outside with its beauty.
Whenever a person faces any difficulty or problem, he has to take some measures to entertain his heart and keep his mind fresh. When a person is confused with life, he wants to take himself to a place where the heart and mind can be refreshed and the body can be relaxed.

Today, on the one hand, the world is entangled in busyness, and only by using the Internet can one’s heart be satisfied. tries to provide comfort to while the high peaks adorned with lush green trees and mountains rich in natural beauty serve to call their fans as soon as summer comes.

Although talking about Budhal, most part of Budhal consists of high hills. Budhal region of Rajouri district is not second to none in its beauty. The beauty of the areas is not artificial, but these areas are areas of natural beauty

The beautiful valleys of Budhal, the enchanting scenery, the chirping of the birds in the hills and bushes in the morning, the redness of the sun’s rays in the morning and the blossoming of red flowers on the mountains all around, the cloud fragments like masts. to go These beautiful valleys of Budhal and the beautiful valleys of colorful red flowers in the green field in the middle of the cool breeze bring peace to the heart.

Every year Sahis are seen coming to Budhal to enjoy these beautiful and charming sights. The beautiful valleys of the Budhal region bring the tourists to these charming sights. The scenery and picturesque view of the beautiful valleys of Budhal touches the hearts of the Sahis.

The Budhal region of Pir Panjal is very beautiful like the Kashmir Valley.
As soon as spring comes, many of the communities here take their livestock to the beautiful places in the upper regions and after many days of walking, they reach their destination. Reaching the destination, the people living on these high hills have a great opportunity to enjoy the natural beauty and cool water and fresh air are the destiny of these people. Unfortunately, these people are deprived of ration and other necessities of life.

These remote areas face serious difficulties in delivery But the Jammu and Kashmir administration always wants to keep these beautiful views of Budhal hidden forever.

It is clear that whenever tourists come from outside to enjoy their hearts in the charming valleys of Budhal. After reaching the top of Budhal, they cry over the poor condition of Budhal. Tourism administration in Budhal. No facilities have been provided at the place yet. And even no connecting road has been constructed to the health-giving beauty spots of Budhal, which clearly shows that the beauty of Budhal is not in the eyes of the world.

It should be in the list of some of the healthiest places in Jammu and Kashmir, but the administration is not aware of this beauty. The beauty of Budhal and these charming sights, feeling the beauty of a fairy from the warmth of every flower in the chaman, the blowing of the morning wind, the birds of the mountain range and the sound of water and the cold wind, then the raining of clouds like pearls is a strange and The poor and charming sky is seen, that is, the entire landscape of the Kashmir valley speaks volumes about this beautiful and healthy place.

These beautiful places of Budhal are replaced by Kulhar Marge top Smar sar Nagini Sar Takyar Mall Ghagar Sar Kousar Sar Jodi Sar Nambal and many other places which have this beautiful view. There are those whose beauty is in the same everyone language after coming to these places.

Although the tourism department approves a budget of crores of rupees every year for the promotion of tourist destinations, its impact is not visible beyond the paper.

It seems that the entire budget and time of the tourism department is spent only on budgeting, which is why they are not able to effectively implement their plans on the ground. Even today, backwardness has become the fate of the people here. It can be inferred from all these things that all the budgets released by the government are not reaching the ground level.

On the other hand, the people of Budhal lack basic facilities.The administration is requested not to hide the beautiful views of Budhal from the eyes of the world like this. And to celebrate the beautiful view of Budhal in the cool atmosphere and to provide tourist facilities in these beautiful valleys of Budhal. To be done in which the link road is necessary for these scenic views.

The people of Budhal have appealed to the central government and the Jammu and Kashmir LG administration to enhance the beauty of this area by giving special attention to the Budhal region and to bring the most beautiful areas here under the tourism department so that this backward region can be developed. Development can also be possible through which the unemployed youth here can get employment and the development of the area can be possible.

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RAJOURI, NOVEMBER 03:–After frequent reports about the government employees participating in demonstrations and strikes in favour of their demands, the Government of UT of J&K on Friday invoked Rule 20(ii) of the Jammu and Kashmir Government Employees (Conduct) Rules, 1971 and restricted employees from taking part in strikes/demonstrations.
The Government also warned of strict action, if any employee(s) is found involved in such demonstrations/strikes.
Rule 20 (ii) of the J&K Govt Employees (Conduct) Rules-1971 reads: “No Government employee shall resort to or in any way abet any form of strike in connection with any matter pertaining to his service or the service of any other Government employee”.
According to Government order (O.M. No.GAD-ADMOIII/158/2023-09-GAD dt 3/11/2023) issued on Friday, it has come to the fore that some employees are resorting to demonstrations and strikes in favour of certain demands.
The order further read: The aforesaid provision of law-Rule 20 (ii)-is not merely declaratory in nature and shall definitely entail consequences in the event of any such employee found immersive in such acts”.
“Therefore, all Administrative Secretaries are requested to circulate these instructions to employees in their respective Department(s) to desist from all such uncalled for demonstrations/strikes: an act of serious indiscipline and misconduct.” the order further reads.
The Government further directed the departments to take strict disciplinary action against any such employee(s) found involved in organising demonstration(s) and strike(s), in terms of the rule mentioned supra (mentioned above).

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RAJOURI NOVEMBER 03:–Associated Hospital, GMC Rajouri is top performer among all Health Care Facilities in token generation under Scan and Share Scheme of Ayushmaan Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) in JKUT generated a total of 100072 tokens so far.

NHA has introduced QR-Code based solution in ABDM empaneled facilities to enable patients to scan QR code of the facility and share their demographic details and health records. This minimises the problem of long queues at health facilities and entry of incomplete and inaccurate data.

The QRs codes are displayed at multiple places in the waiting and registration area, patients could easily identify them and scan them using their smartphones for faster OPD registration. There are various ABDM-enabled smartphone Personal Health Record (PHR) players in the market that allow individuals to create their Ayushman Bharat Health Account (ABHA) number, link and store their health records against their ABHA number and share them with health facilities for various care purposes. These applications also enable the scanning of QR codes in the OPD registration area, allowing individuals to transfer their demographic information (name, age, gender, and ABHA number) to the Health Management Information system (HMIS) of the hospital concerned.

The hospital’s HMIS solution consumes this information and generates a token number or queue number for the patients. This token number is then sent to the mobile phone of the patients who can wait at designated areas until their token number is displayed on the overhead screens. Once a patient whoAbout Scan and Shareber is displayed on the screen arrives at the counter, the operator retrieves the demographic details from the system based on the token number and print the OPD card. This process drastically reduces the wait time for patients, ensure accurate data entry into HMIS, doing away with the need for patient to stand in incessantly long queues. Patients only visit the counter for any applicable payments and availing their OPD card.

Prof. (Dr.) A.S Bhatia, Principal GMC Rajouri and Dr. Mehmood Hussain Bajar Medical Superintendent, GMCH Rajouri appreciated the concerned staff for their commendable job.
Medical Superintendent said that GMC Rajouri remains committed to provide quality healthcare services to the beneficiaries and in implementing Centrally Sponsored Schemes in the larger interest of patient care.

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RAJOURI, NOVEMBER 3:–Secretary, Tribal Affairs and CEO Mission Youth, Dr Shahid Iqbal Choudhary along with Dy Commissioner, Rajouri, Vikas Kundal reviews the progress on various developmental projects for tribal welfare and emphasised on roadmap for implementation of new schemes and projects on tribal villages.

Director, Tribal Affairs, Mushir Ahmed Mirza, Director TRI, Mukhtar Ahmed, Joint Director Planning, Shama un Ahmed, Dy Director Dr Abdul Khabir, Addl DC , Superintending Engineer PWD, ExEns of PWD, JPDCL, Ground Water Div, DFO, DSHO, CEO and other district and sectoral officers briefed about progress under various schemes.

Secretary highlighted that UT government led by Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha has initiated special measures for empowerment, welfare and development of tribal population which is reflected in statutory and fiscal policies introduced over last three years especially in infrastructure, migration, forest rights and education sectors.

Dr Shahid emphasised on outcome based planning for community development through vital infrastructure creation in education, connectivity and essential services sectors. He asked the departments for concerted efforts to develop 85 villages with substantial tribal population for which funding has been made by both Central and UT Governments and 32 villages have released funds as well. He asked the officers for effective measures to revamp education infrastructure for which department has already provided funds.

Dy Commissioner, Vikas Kundal briefed about initiatives in various sectors including construction of hostels, transit accommodation at Kandi and Thanamandi, EMRS at Gurdan Bala and Kandi, model village development and animal/ sheep husbandry sectors. He shared the roadmap adopted by the district administration this year for substantial improvements in developmental facilities and infrastructure in education sector.

Pertinently the tribal affairs department has sanctioned 4 new hostels with cumulative project cost of Rs 18 Cr being constructed at Sunderbani, Nowshera, Budhal (New) and Khwas, besides restart of hostel at Koteranka foreclosed earlier. Two transit accommodations are coming up at Kesri Hill and Thanamandi for migratory population at a cost of Rs 7 Cr.

Departments in the district administration were asked for ensuring planning convergence in development of amenities in each of the 85 approved villages for community assets and empowerment through education. An outlay of Rs 32 Cr has been approved for development of these 85 villages on modern lines.

The meeting was briefed that under CapEx plan of tribal affairs departments more than 30 villages are being provided potable drinking water facilities during current year, road and infrastructure in 37 villages, establishment of dairy and sheep units, smart classrooms, community halls and other infrastructure projects for community benefit.

Secretary also emphasised on formulation of Tribal Sub Plan by all the departments out of their budget as per Government of India guidelines and underscored the importance role of Panchayati Raj Institutions for earmarking funds proportionate to tribal population on plan formulation which is a pre-requisite for release of additional grants.

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RAJOURI, NOVEMBER 03:–Deputy Commissioner Rajouri Vikas Kundal today chaired a meeting to review the change of land use cases from agriculture to non agriculture purposes here at a meeting of District Level Committee (DLC).

The meeting brought together key stakeholders to deliberate on applications requesting a change of land use from agricultural to non-agricultural purposes.

During the course of the meeting, the Committee conducted a meticulous review of these applications. After a threadbare discussion, the Committee approved four cases.

Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal underscored the critical importance of adhering to the Land Conversion Regulations of 2022. His emphasis on ensuring the proper issuance of No Objection Certificates (NOCs) by the concerned departments reflects a commitment to procedural diligence and legal compliance in land use changes.

In addition to the primary agenda of addressing land use changes, the DLC meeting displayed a commendable focus on the broader perspective of sustainable development in the district.

The Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal demonstrated visionary leadership by acknowledging the imperative of balancing development with environmental conservation. This recognition of the delicate equilibrium between progress and protecting the environment underscores a commitment to the long-term welfare of the local community.

The meeting was attended by ADC Rajouri, Rajiv Kumar Khajuria; GM DIC, Ashwini Sharma; ACR, Imran Rashid Kataria; SE Hydraulics, Bharam Jyoti Sharma; CAO, Sohan Singh; DO PCB, Anupam Koul and other officers vested with responsibilities pertinent to land use and environmental matters.

This meeting not only addressed immediate land use concerns but also exemplified a forward-looking approach, emphasizing the need for responsible land use planning that respects ecological integrity while fostering development. Such proactive and visionary steps are crucial for ensuring the sustainable and harmonious growth of the district, ultimately benefiting its residents and the environment alike.

NO: PR/DDI/J-4130//

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RAJOURI, NOVEMBER 03-– In a resounding display of commitment to eradicate corruption and foster a culture of transparency, Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Vikas Kundal today flagged off a mega Walkathon as a part of a variety of activities being organised in the district under the ongoing Vigilance Awareness Week.

The event saw enthusiastic participation of officers and officials representing different government departments. The Walkathon aimed to spread the resounding message, “Say No to Corruption & Commit to Nation,” commenced from the Sports Stadium in Kheora and culminated at the Dak Bungalow in Rajouri, covering a considerable distance symbolizing the journey towards a corruption-free society.

The Deputy Commissioner flagged off the Walkathon with a motivating address emphasizing the importance of integrity, transparency, and accountability in public life. He urged every individual to contribute towards a corruption-free nation, as this is crucial for the overall development and prosperity of the region.

The participants of the Walkathon displayed their unwavering commitment to the cause, carrying banners with slogans promoting ethical conduct and denouncing corruption. Their collective energy and enthusiasm left a lasting impression on the onlookers and conveyed the message that corruption has no place in the society.

The event served as a platform for building awareness about the detrimental effects of corruption and the importance of staying committed to the nation’s progress. The Walkathon was not just a symbolic gesture but a call to action, urging citizens to report any instances of corruption and uphold the values of honesty and integrity.

As Vigilance Awareness Week continues, the District Administration of Rajouri is determined to take the fight against corruption to new heights. Various awareness programs, seminars, and workshops are being organised during the week to engage with the community and educate them about the perils of corruption and the means to combat it.

The Deputy Commissioner expressed his gratitude to all participants for their unwavering support in making the Mega Walkathon a grand success. He encouraged everyone to carry forward the spirit of the Walkathon by actively participating in the events and initiatives scheduled for Vigilance Awareness Week.

Among the others present during the event were the Additional Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Rajiv Kumar Khajuria; District Social Welfare Officer, Abdul Rahim; District Youth Services and Sports Officer, Sunil Samyal and other concerned stakeholders.

NO: PR/DDI/J-4119//