Day: November 2, 2024

  • Shameema Raina Condemns Attack on Non-Local Labourers in Mazhama

    Shameema Raina Condemns Attack on Non-Local Labourers in Mazhama

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    SRINAGAR NOV 02:-Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Mahila Congress President, Shameema Raina, on Saturday strongly condemned the attack on non-local laborers in Mazhama area of Budgam. The tragic incident resulted in the injured of two non local laborers as reported.

    Expressing grave concern over the attack by unidentified gunmen, Shameema Raina emphasized that such incidents only serve to disrupt peace and vitiate the atmosphere in the region. She urged LG JKUT Manoj Sinha and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah to take immediate and effective measures to prevent further attacks on innocent laborers and ensure their safety.

    Shameema Raina prayed for the speedy recovery of those injured non locals labours in the attack.

  • DC discusses plan to streamline traffic, enhance facilities at GMC Rajouri

    DC discusses plan to streamline traffic, enhance facilities at GMC Rajouri

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    RAJOURI, NOV 02:- Deputy Commissioner Abhishek Sharma on Saturday chaired a meeting with key officials to address traffic regulations across critical areas, including the vicinity of GMC Rajouri.

    The meeting emphasized streamlining traffic near key locations such as the entrance of the DC Office, Old City and town entry points from Salani and Kheora. As part of the decongestion plan, the DC directed to restrict heavy buses at Bella bus stand and create dedicated parking areas for two-wheelers.

    “No heavy motor vehicles (HMVs) will be allowed to enter the town, and permits will be subject to cancellation in case of violations” he ordered. Additionally, a pedestrian zone and a designated open space for fire emergencies will be established near the City Thana.
    To ensure seamless enforcement, the DC stressed coordinated efforts among all enforcement agencies.

    Following the meeting, he visited GMC Rajouri to oversee improvements and issued directives for enhanced parking management.The Medical Superintendent of District Hospital has been asked to issue vehicle stickers for doctors and paramedical staff, streamlining entry and parking within the hospital.

    “Designated parking zones will be created for three different categories, one for doctors and hospital staff, other for ambulances and a third for the general public. Further, CCTV cameras will be installed within and around the hospital premises, and any unidentified vehicles will be towed,” the meeting decided.
    The Doctors conducting private practices were also advised to arrange parking for patients’ vehicles.

    To streamline traffic within the town, the EO Municipality was instructed to prevent vendors from setting up temporary structures that obstruct traffic near the hospital and other critical areas.

    Additionally, the EO was directed to ensure all open drains are covered with grills to prevent blockages.
    The ARTO was asked to ensure designated parking zones for E-rickshaws, improving organization and accessibility.

    Furthermore, the hospital administration was directed to establish a disaster ward to better handle emergencies. The Executive Engineer PWD was also instructed to promptly repair potholes to improve road conditions.

    The meeting and visit were attended by SSP Randeep Kumar; Dy. SP Satish Sharma; EO Municipality, SHO, DTI and other officials, who joined DC Rajouri at GMC Rajouri for a thorough inspection of the directives.

  • DC Rajouri celebrates Diwali with students, staff of GMC Rajouri

    DC Rajouri celebrates Diwali with students, staff of GMC Rajouri

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    RAJOURI, NOV 02:- In a heartfelt celebration, Deputy Commissioner Rajouri Abhishek Sharma joined the staff and students of Government Medical College Rajouri to mark the joyous occasion of Diwali.

    DC Sharma’s interactions with students and staff, many of whom are celebrating away from their families, brought a sense of togetherness and support to the GMC Rajouri community, embodying Diwali’s spirit of unity and connection.
    DC extended Diwali wishes to all present and presented sweets, adding a traditional touch to the festivities.

    Addressing the students and staff, DC encouraged those celebrating the Festival away from home, recognizing the sacrifices many make in their pursuit of medical education and service. He commended their dedication and commitment, assuring them of the community’s appreciation and the district administration’s unwavering support during this festive time.

    The celebrations were further enriched by cultural performances from GMC students, who showcased traditional dances and songs that highlighted the district’s rich cultural diversity. Students and staff also participated in engaging games organized on campus, which added excitement and fostered camaraderie.

    SSP Rajouri, Randeep Kumar; ADDC, Dr. Raj Kumar Thapa; ADC, Rajiv Khajuria; and other district officers were also present on the occasion.

    The DC extended Diwali greetings to elder citizens in Rajouri town, sharing sweets and engaging in meaningful
    interactions with them.

    His presence emphasized the administration’s commitment to making Diwali an inclusive occasion, ensuring that every member of the community feels valued and remembered during the festival.

    Across Rajouri district, Diwali celebrations were held peacefully and smoothly, with community members uniting to celebrate the festival of lights in a harmonious atmosphere. The district administration had implemented comprehensive measures to ensure a safe and joyful Diwali for all.