Day: November 29, 2024

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RAJOURI NOV 29:-In a significant development, the long-stalled construction of the Chowa to Riyan Wali road, a crucial project under the NABARD scheme, has been resumed after a two-year hiatus.

The breakthrough came after the intervention of Deputy Commissioner Abhishek Sharma, who directed Sub Divisional Magistrate (SDM) Thannamandi, Abid Hussain Shah to ensure the swift resolution of issues and restart the project without further delay.

Responding to the DC’s directives, SDM visited the site personally, accompanied by Tehsildar Thannamandi Mazhar Ali Shah, SHO Thannamandi Hilal Azhar, XEN PWD and field staff from the Revenue Department.

The team resolved the disputes that had impeded the project’s progress and coordinated efforts to facilitate the smooth resumption of the construction work.
SDM emphasized the importance of the project, saying “The road is a lifeline for the region, and its completion is a top priority for the administration. We have worked tirelessly to resolve the obstacles that hindered its progress. Today marks a significant step towards improved connectivity and development for the people of Chowa and Riyan Wali. The administration is committed to ensuring the project is completed efficiently, benefiting the community at the earliest.”

Under the proactive leadership of the SDM, disputes were amicably resolved, grievances addressed, and stakeholder concerns effectively managed. His decisive actions have drawn widespread appreciation from local residents, who expressed gratitude for the renewed focus on their long-standing demands.

Funded under the NABARD scheme, the Chowa to Riyan Wali road project is set to revolutionize connectivity in the region, providing better access to essential services, boosting trade, and enhancing the socio-economic prospects of the local population.

The resumption of this vital infrastructure project signifies the administration’s commitment to public welfare and development. Under the guidance of DC Rajouri Abhishek Sharma, the swift resolution of such prolonged issues underscores a model of responsive and result-oriented governance.

This milestone marks a renewed chapter of development for the region, setting a precedent for effective administration and collaborative problem-solving.

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LIAQAT ALI KHATANA

RAJOURI NOV 29:-In a move aimed at easing congestion and ensuring smoother traffic flow, the Rajouri administration issued a directive on Friday evening to address the growing issue of road jams in the city. The order mandates the closure of all stands operating on city roads and establishes designated stands for vehicles from different routes.

The directive, signed by Yusuf-ul-Umar, the Executive Officer of the Municipal Council, emphasizes that strict action will be taken against any passenger vehicle found dropping off or picking up passengers on the roads. Such vehicles will face immediate seizure. This measure is intended to prevent traffic snarls caused by illegal parking and boarding.

Additionally, the administration has implemented specific time restrictions for heavy vehicles. These vehicles will no longer be allowed to enter Rajouri between 8 AM and 8 PM. After this timeframe, they may enter the city, thus reducing daytime congestion caused by oversized traffic.

According to the new plan, vehicles traveling to various locations will be redirected to specific bus stands. Those heading to Kashmir from Darhal, Thanna Mandi, Shahdara Sharif, Buffliaz,Chowdhary nar,Dodaj, Dandkote, Leeran, Topa, Sabzi, S0kar, prori Bowali, Fathapur, Dharali morh, Bowli, Surankot via Dera Ki Gali and Mughal Road will now operate from the newly constructed bus stand in Bela Colony. Similarly, vehicles bound for Kotranka, Budhal, Palma, Dhangri, Kalakot, Jammu, and Naushera will depart from the Salani bus stand, while those traveling to Manjakot, Gambhir, Biji, Poonch, and Mendhar will use the old bus stand.

Further, the administration has made it clear that no stands will be allowed at Panja Chowk, Mal Mandi, or Khevhara Chowk. Any passenger vehicle found parked in these areas will be immediately seized.

If strictly enforced, these measures are expected to significantly reduce traffic jams in Rajouri, ensuring a smoother and more efficient flow of vehicles, making daily commutes easier for residents and visitors alike.

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RAJOURI NOV 29:-In a bid to strengthen his ties with the people of Rajouri, MLA Tajouri Iftkhar Ahmed recently held a public meeting at Panchayat Bathuni. The gathering, which was attended by a large number of local residents, provided an opportunity for the MLA to express his heartfelt gratitude to the community for their unwavering support during the recent elections.

Speaking on the occasion Iftkhar  acknowledged the trust and confidence the people had placed in him, pledging to work tirelessly for their welfare. He emphasized that his commitment to the people of Rajouri was his top priority, particularly in addressing the issues that have long been affecting the local communities. “Your support has been invaluable, and I am dedicated to ensuring that the development and needs of this area are met,” he remarked.

One of the key topics discussed during the meeting was the ongoing challenges related to panchayat affairs. Local residents voiced their concerns about issues ranging from the delay in development projects to the lack of basic amenities in certain areas. Iftkhar Ahmed took note of each concern raised, assuring the attendees that he would take immediate action to resolve them. “I am fully aware of the difficulties you are facing, especially with respect to panchayat matters. Rest assured, I will prioritize these issues and work closely with the relevant authorities to ensure that the problems are swiftly addressed,” he stated.

The MLA also highlighted the importance of collective efforts between the government and the local community to bring about tangible improvements in the region. He encouraged the residents to actively participate in the ongoing development initiatives and assured them that their voices would always be heard in his office. “Your concerns will never go unheard. It is through your cooperation and engagement that we can bring about real change,” Iftkhar Ahmed added.

As the meeting drew to a close, the MLA reiterated his commitment to transparency and accountability in his work, stating that he would regularly update the public on the progress of the issues discussed. The residents of Panchayat Bathuni, for their part, expressed their appreciation for the MLA’s approachable demeanor and his assurance of timely solutions to their concerns.

In the coming weeks, Iftkhar Ahmed is expected to follow up on the promises made during this meeting, as the people of Rajouri eagerly await tangible results from their elected representative.

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SHYAM SOOD

***Need to secure national interests & be prepared for new security challenges like cyber warfare & terrorism: President

***Happy to note that women are commanding various units in Tri-Services: President.

RAJOURI NOV 28:-The President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu on Thursday (November 28) visited the Defence Services Staff College (DSSC), Wellington, Tamil Nadu and addressed
the student officers and faculty.
On this occasion the President said: “The DSSC has made a commendable contribution to training and educating the potential leaders of the armed forces of India and friendly foreign countries and selected civilian officers,”.
“Over the past seven decades, it has played a major role in professionally grooming middle-level officers. It has the unique distinction of having a composite multi-service and multi-national group of student officers and a professionally enriched faculty” she added.
The President was happy to note that women officers are now commanding various units in all the three services.
“The increasing strength and role of women in all spheres is encouraging and inspiring for all, especially young girls,” President said.
She expressed hope for witnessing more and more women joining the Armed Forces, where they can demonstrate exceptional capabilities and break new ground in uncharted territories.
“India is rising, and the world is acknowledging the growth in various sectors, including defence. India is moving towards indigenisation and self-reliance to keep the Armed Forces ready to meet the future challenges,” said President.
President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu said that the country is being developed as a major defence manufacturing hub and is moving towards becoming a reliable defence partner & big defence exporter.
“In the fast-changing geopolitical environment, we need to be well-prepared to tackle any situation. We not only have to secure our national interests, but also prepare for new national security challenges like cyber warfare and terrorism. Updated knowledge and cutting-edge technologies based on intensive research are required to be applied.” she said.
She expressed confidence that this course will prepare student officers all for higher responsibilities and as strategists who can deal with complex situations in an effective manner.
The President appreciated the unique role of the institution in nurturing the future senior leadership of the Armed Forces.
She appreciated the creativity, dedication and the focus with which training is being conducted at the College and complimented the student officers for having been selected for the prestigious Staff Course at DSSC.
The President also interacted with the Student Officers, including 38 from friendly countries, attending the course at the DSSC.
She hailed the role of the International Student Officers in strengthening the cooperation and relationship of their countries with India and wished them a fruitful and successful stay at DSSC.
The President also laid a wreath at the War Memorial and interacted with Ex-servicemen & Veer Naris and felicitated them acknowledging the supreme sacrifice of their loved ones in the service to the Nation.
The President was accompanied by the Minister of Backward Classes (Minister-in-Waiting) of Tamil Nadu Government Shri Siva V Meyyanathan and Commandant DSSC, Lt Gen Virendra Vats.
Established in 1948, DSSC is a premier Tri-services institute with a mandate to train and hone their skills of selected middle-level officers of the Armed Forces of India and friendly countries.
Since its inception, the College has trained more than 2,000 International Officers, and 24,000 Indian Officers have passed through its portals.
The College alumni, over the years, have risen to become heads of States and Militaries across the world.