Day: October 29, 2024

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RAJOURI OCT 29:-The District Administration Rajouri commemorated National Integration Day and J&K UT Foundation Day with a series of impactful events, fostering unity, pride, and national integration. The day’s activities began with the ‘Run for Unity,’ a powerful symbol of collective strength and harmony. Jointly flagged off by DIG Rajouri-Poonch Range, Tejinder Singh, and Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Abhishek Sharma, the run began at Dak Bungalow and concluded at the Sports Stadium in Kheora. Participants of all ages, including district officials and enthusiastic youth, took part, showcasing their dedication to unity and national values.

At the Sports Stadium, participants gathered to take the National Unity Day pledge, reaffirming their commitment to principles of peace and cohesion. A spirited march-past ensued, featuring diverse contingents from across the district, including Chowkidars and Numberdars, who displayed their dedication to serving the nation. The District Administration also recognized the top three male and female finishers of the ‘Run for Unity,’ honoring them with awards for their exemplary performance.

The festivities continued with a vibrant cultural program and a Mushaira, both centered on the theme of national integration. Local artists and poets delivered powerful messages of unity and pride through their performances, striking a chord with the audience and enhancing the spirit of solidarity among all present.

In his address, Deputy Commissioner Abhishek Sharma emphasized the importance of unity in diversity and encouraged the audience to strengthen bonds across communities. “Our strength lies in our diversity. Let us continue to build bridges of unity and solidarity across communities to contribute to our nation’s progress,” he stated, urging collective efforts for a prosperous future.

ADC Rajouri, Rajiv Khajuria, extended a warm vote of thanks on behalf of the District Administration, acknowledging the contributions of all participants, organizers, and supporting departments in making the event a memorable and inspiring celebration.

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POONCH OCT 29 :- In a crucial step toward addressing the challenges faced by Rehbar-e-Khel teachers in Jammu and Kashmir, a delegation from the J&K Rehbar-e-Khel Teachers Forum (AJKRKTF) met with the Cabinet Minister, Javid Ahmad Rana, today.

The delegation, led by Chief Spokesperson Parvaiz Ahmad Malik, who also serves as the District President for Poonch, was joined by four Zonal Presidents, ZP Mankote, ZP Harni, ZP Mendhar, ZP Balakote and a group of dedicated teachers committed to representing the forum’s pressing concerns.

During the meeting, the delegation discussed the critical issues impacting Rehbar-e-Khel teachers across the region, emphasizing the need for a timely resolution.

Javid Ahmad Rana expressed his understanding and support, affirming that the teachers’ demands are both genuine and important. He assured the delegation of his commitment to bring these matters to the attention of the government and advocate for swift and effective solutions.

Parvaiz Ahmad Malik conveyed sincere gratitude to the Minister on behalf of the J&K Rehbar-e-Khel Teachers Forum, appreciating his willingness to address their concerns and acknowledging his assurance of government support.

The forum remains hopeful that with  Javid Ahmad Rana’s intervention, the longstanding issues faced by Rehbar-e-Khel teachers will be resolved promptly, contributing to a better working environment and fair treatment for educators across Jammu and Kashmir.

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RAJOURI OCT 29:-Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Abhishek Sharma chaired a review meeting here today in the Conference Hall of the DC Office to review preparations for the Diwali- the festival of lights.

The meeting focused on ensuring the uninterrupted provision of essential services, including electricity and water, as well as enhanced traffic, health, and fire safety measures throughout the district during the festive period.

The Deputy Commissioner instructed the Executive Engineer (Ex En) of the Power Development Department (PDD) to ensure an uninterrupted electricity supply on Diwali day, recognizing the need for stability and reliability in power supply during the festivities. He also directed the Executive Engineer (Ex En) of the Jal Shakti Department to make necessary arrangements for an ample water supply, ensuring that households have access to essential resources without interruption.

To manage the expected increase in traffic, especially in Rajouri town and its adjacent areas, the Deputy Commissioner outlined specific strategies to enhance road safety and traffic flow. Coordination between various departments, including traffic management teams, was emphasized to mitigate congestion and improve the movement of vehicles within the town.

For health and fire safety, the Deputy Commissioner directed the Health Department and the Fire & Emergency Services to be on high alert. He stressed that shops selling firecrackers must be equipped with fire extinguishers, ensuring safety standards are maintained. Additional directives were issued for deploying high-pressure pumps and jet sprays to prepare for potential fire emergencies, with special arrangements made to deploy these resources strategically across the town.

The Deputy Commissioner also instructed the Executive Officer (EO) of the municipality to prioritize cleanliness across the town, arranging thorough cleaning activities and enhancing illumination to create a festive and safe environment for the residents.

SSP Rajouri, Randeep Kumar, directed officers to maintain close liaison with the police to ensure readiness and to communicate promptly in case of any incidents, strengthening the district’s preparedness for a smooth celebration.

The meeting was attended by ADC Rajouri, Rajiv Khajuria, Executive Engineers of PDD and Jal Shakti, the EO of the municipality, and other district officers who affirmed their commitment to implementing the directives.

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RAJOURI OCTOBER 29:–Deputy Commissioner Rajouri Abhishek Sharma on Tuesday chaired an inter-departmental meeting here in Dak Bungalow to assess developmental progress and address obstacles affecting project execution across the district. The meeting aimed at accelerating the pace of ongoing works, resolving bottlenecks, and enhancing inter-departmental coordination to ensure timely project completion.

DC Sharma emphasized the need to expedite development projects in all subdivisions, especially major initiatives such as the Ayush building in Thanamandi, the GMC building, chain-link fencing in Nowshera, bridges in Darhal, Boys’ Hostel in Sunderbani, Girls’ Hostel in Budhal, and the Ekalavya Model School in Kotranka. He highlighted the urgency of completing these facilities to strengthen infrastructure and meet the social development needs of the district.

The Deputy Commissioner also conducted a comprehensive review of various departments, including the Rural Development Department (RDD), Education, Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS), Tourism, and the Municipality Committee Rajouri. He underscored the importance of coordinated efforts within these departments to advance the district’s developmental objectives.
Addressing the welfare of Anganwadi workers and cooks, DC Sharma directed the timely release of their honorarium to support their continuous contributions to essential community services.

He also instructed the Executive Engineer of Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) to visit Draman, Draj A, Chambi Trar, and Kotranka to evaluate the progress of ongoing water schemes.

Emphasizing the need to ensure basic amenities, DC Sharma directed all relevant agencies to prioritize groundwater facilities, approach roads, and water connections under JJM, specifically prioritizing JNV Kotranka, schools, and government institutions under this scheme.

In addition, DC Sharma instructed the Divisional Forest Officers (DFO) of Rajouri and Nowshera to strengthen enforcement against timber smuggling. Recognizing recent wildlife incidents, he also directed authorities to issue safety alerts in Budhal areas experiencing an increase in bear attacks, urging residents to remain vigilant and exercise caution.

The meeting saw participation from senior officials, including the Superintendent Engineer, Chief Planning Officer Maqsood Ahmed, Executive Engineers, and various district officers.