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RAJOURI DEC 30:-Tightening it’s noose against violators involved in illegal and unscientific mining, police in Budhal has seized a vehicle carrying mining material.
A team of police station Budhal intercepted at Tipper JK11D 9141 that was carrying mining material illegally.
The vehicle has been seized and necessary legal proceedings have been taken up.
The vehicle was driven by Mohammad Kabir son of Mohammad Iqbal resident of Bagla Nadyala Rajouri
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SRINAGAR DEC 30:-Tazeem Akhter urged LG to Sanction Religious and scenic Tourism project submitted by PDA in the office of concerned department for the development of Tourism Industry in Poonch
Issues pertaining to Health Infrastructure , Women College for District Poonch, Protection of flood prone areas,Technical Education Infrastructure were also taken up by the Mrs Tazeem to LG Manoj Sinha sahab.
Sanction for the establishment of Trauma Centre at Poonch
Sanction for the establishment of work shop for Jal Shakti Department
Upgradation of Sports Stadium as per the demand of poonch youth is necessary, kindly direct the Sports department for the installation of flood lights at Sports Stadium Poonch
Construction of Ring road from Police Line to Betar Nallah via SK Bridge connecting trade centre Chakka -Da – Bagh Poonch need to be consider and sanction on priority basis.
DDC chairperson believes large number of posts in different departments especially Health, RDD, PHE , PDD are lying vacant in poonch district causing very slow implementation of various flagship programmes of government. In this concern kindly direct the concerns for filling up of vacant posts
Mughal Road Tunnel is long pending demand ,A Genuine demand Hence govt should intervene into this matter and resolved it at the earliest.
She also discussed about the daily wagers Issues of Jal Shakti / (PHE ), PDD /JKPDCL , PWD(R&B ) Education departments and requested LG Manoj Sinha Sir to form requisite committees and take up matter so as Justice can be served to the deserving employees.
LG Manoj Sinha after carefully listening to the matters as discussed by Mrs Tazeem Akhtar assured for expeditious approach so as to solve the above stated matters in due time.
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RAJOURI, DEC 30: Deputy Commissioner Rajouri Abhishek Sharma today visited Children Home Pareesha to assess the facilities provided to the inmates residing there and ensure their well-being. During the visit, he interacted with the children, inquired about their needs, and inspected the arrangements in place, particularly for the winter season.
The DC toured the premises of the Pareesha and reviewed the quality of basic amenities, including accommodation, food, health care, and education. He engaged in an interactive session with the children, listened to their concerns, and encouraged them to focus on their studies and extracurricular activities for holistic development.
In light of the harsh winter conditions, the Deputy Commissioner closely examined the arrangements to ensure the comfort and safety of the children. He directed the concerned officials to prioritize the availability of adequate heating facilities, sufficient bedding, and warm clothing. Additionally, he emphasized the importance of regular health check-ups and nutritious meals to maintain the overall well-being of the children during the winter months.
The DC also reviewed the safety measures in place and instructed the Social Welfare Department to conduct regular inspections to address any shortcomings promptly. He assured the children and staff of the administration’s full support in ensuring their needs are met.
*Speaking on the occasion, DC Abhishek Sharma said, “It is our collective responsibility to ensure that children residing in such facilities are not only safe but also provided with every opportunity to thrive. Every child deserves a dignified and nurturing environment, especially during winter when extra care is required.”*
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RAJOURI, DEC 30: Deputy Commissioner Rajouri Abhishek Sharma today chaired a crucial meeting in his office chamber to discuss measures for improving child healthcare, especially in remote and far-flung areas of the district including habitations near the Line of Control (LoC).
*Emphasizing the importance of a coordinated approach, the DC directed the Anganwadi Workers, teachers and ASHA workers to work in tandem at village level. “If any child is found unwell in the school, the teacher must immediately communicate the matter to the concerned ASHA worker, who will further escalate it to the ASHA Coordinator. This system will ensure timely intervention and care for children in need, he added.*
To strengthen the healthcare efforts, the DC asked the stakeholder departments to provide first aid kits to schools with thermometers and ORS packets. These essential supplies will enable frontline workers to respond promptly and effectively to common health issues.
The Deputy Commissioner particularly emphasized the identification and care of children suffering from the “4 D’s” under RBSK program. He instructed the Health, ICDS and Education Department to collaborate closely to ensure that such cases are addressed on priority, with a special focus on snowbound and areas near the LoC
The meeting was attended by Chief Education Officer Bishamber Dass and representatives from the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM).
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JAMMU DEC 30:-A day of Significance and pride for the Indian Institute of Architects, Jammu & Kashmir Chapter as it has come up again with 11TH BUILDING MATERIAL EXHIBITION BME-25 transforming the construction industry with latest building materials with from all over the country under one roof at JK Resorts, Marble Market, Jammu.
The IIA J&K Chapter has been playing a major role in promoting the architectural profession in the Union territory by bringing the architects and allied business houses dealing with the construction industry on one platform. The chapter has been organising various activities like Building material exhibitions, symbiosis, conferences, etc. in order to increase the awareness about the profession amongst the common masses. The Union territory of Jammu & Kashmir has a functioning Indian Institute of Architects (IIA) J&K Chapter comprising of dedicated team having Ar. Vikas Dubey – Chairman, Ar. Vishal Abrol – Vice Chairman,
Ar. Anil Verma Jt. Hon. Secretary, Ar. Harbinder Pal Singh – Jt. Hon. Secy, Ar. Sanjeev Mahajan Hon. Treasurer, with nine executive members and two co-opted members. The present team has been working relentlessly for the promotion of profession and simultaneous awareness among the masses. The entire team has once again joined hands together and has come up with building material exhibitions with latest building materials from all over the country. The exhibition will be held at JK Resorts, Marble Market, Jammu w.e.f 3rd of January to 6th of January 2025 having approximately 70 no of stalls with wide range of product display under one roof. The entry will be free for all.
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**Proud moment for Rajouri under supervision of DC Abhishek Sharma.
RAJOURI DEC 30:-Rajouri district of UT of J&K has delivered an impressive performance under the Aspirational Block Development Programme (ABDP) conducted by NITI Aayog.
In the overall rankings released by NITI Aayog, Khawas development block secured the 5th rank out of 500 blocks in India under the supervision of District Development Commissioner (DDC) Rajouri, Abhishek Sharma, IAS.
Recently, Deputy Commissioner Rajouri convened a high-level meeting in the Conference Hall of the DC Office to review the implementation and progress of the Aspirational Block Development Programme (ABDP) and Aspirational
Panchayat Development Programme (APDP) in Khawas and Budhal Old blocks.
Pertinently Block Khawas and Budhal Old Block are two blocks among 44 Blocks of J&K selected aiming for expeditious improvement in the socio–economic status of the selected blocks (most backward blocks) in consultation with NITI Aayog, Government of India.
A post of District Information Officer (DIO) Rajouri (Information and PR, Rajouri) on social media platform X read: “Champions of Change. Proud moment for Rajouri! Block Khawas has risen from rank 453 to an impressive 5th out of 500 blocks in India under the supervision of DC Abhishek Sharma”.
Delta rankings are issued quarterly based on 40 selected indicators in both overall and zone-wise categories.
Notably, NITI Aayog has appreciated Uttar Pradesh for the consistent progress of its aspirational development blocks.
It has divided 500 development blocks across the country into six zones—Hilly, North-East and Islands, Northern, Southern, Western, Central, and Eastern.
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RAJOURI DEC 30:– A delegation of Beopar Mandal Rajouri led by Rajesh Gupta (BIttu Shah) Senior Congress Leader,Former Councilor Ward 7 Rajouri and President Beopar Mandal Rajouri called on Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, Manoj Sinha where various important issues related to business community of Rajouri town were discussed and also highlighted the burning issues which are impacting the region’s like development, such as unavailability of a mini secretariat, warehousing facilities, parking , circular roads, solid waste management, unscheduled power cuts, water supply issues in district Rajouri and age relaxation for youth, introduction of subjects like public administration, anthropology in higher secondary level etc.
LG Sinha listened all the issues patiently and assured to resolve as earlier as possible..
