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Day: May 28, 2025

  • Message from 325 Families to Omar Abdullah and Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha

    Message from 325 Families to Omar Abdullah and Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha

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    JAMMU MAY 28:-– A Message from 325 Families to Omar Abdullah Chief Minister of J&K UT and Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha J&K UT As delay in Appointment of District and Block Resource Persons — Hundreds of Aspirants Losing Hope.

    The recruitment process for District and Block-level Resource Persons under the Swachh Bharat Mission – Grameen (SBM-G) in Jammu & Kashmir was completed several months ago. However, it is disheartening to state that the final selection list has not yet been made public.

    This recruitment began in October 2023. Aspirants appeared for the written examination in March 2024, and interviews were conducted in August 2024. Despite the successful completion of all stages, candidates remain stuck in a state of uncertainty.

    The future of 325 candidates and their families has been hanging in the balance for months, awaiting just one official decision.

    The central government has extended the tenure of crucial missions like Swachh Bharat Mission and Jal Jeevan Mission to ensure timely completion of public welfare projects at the grassroots level. But how can these missions progress when the very people who are supposed to work on the ground haven’t even been appointed?

    This delay in filling up these posts not only raises concerns about the future of the youth but also signals a closure of employment opportunities in the region.

    We, the youth of Jammu & Kashmir, ask: when we chose Mr. Omar Abdullah as our Chief Minister, it was with the belief that he would be the voice of the youth. We trusted him, hoping he would listen to us, understand us, and work to solve our problems.

    It wasn’t just a vote — it was the dream of a generation, a bond of trust. Today, with that same trust, we appeal to him to raise his voice on this issue, speak with the concerned authorities, and play his part in ensuring the immediate release of the selection list.

    We also earnestly appeal to the Lieutenant Governor, Mr. Manoj Sinha, to take this issue seriously and act immediately to end this injustice.

    This is not just about 325 candidates — it is about 325 families standing behind them, about their dreams, their hard work, and their right to employment.

    We elected you so our voices could be heard — will you hear us today?

  • 21 Govt School Heads in Rajouri Issued Notices Over Poor 10th & 12th Exam Results

    21 Govt School Heads in Rajouri Issued Notices Over Poor 10th & 12th Exam Results

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    SHYAM SOOD

    **Student Performance in Several Government Schools Falls Below Expected Standards; Education Department Seeks Explanation**

    RAJOURI MAY 28:-The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (J&K BOSE) recently declared the results for Classes 10 and 12 for the academic session 2024–25. Following this, the Directorate of J&K BOSE observed that student performance in 21 government schools in the Rajouri district was significantly below the expected standards and deemed unsatisfactory.
    In response, the Joint Director of the Education Department, Subah Mehta, issued show-cause notices to the headmasters and principals of these 21 schools, where pass percentages ranged between 30% and 55%, compared to the overall J&K BOSE pass percentage of 79.94%.
    “The results of several government schools reflect a lack of adequate effort on the part of both teaching staff and school heads,” the notice stated. It further expressed concern over what was described as an indifferent attitude towards students’ education, students who are the future builders of the nation.
    Senior officials also voiced their displeasure over the poor academic outcomes. Consequently, the headmasters and principals have been directed to explain the reasons behind the low pass percentages and to justify why disciplinary action should not be initiated against them.

    List of Schools and Performance:

    Government high school (GHS) Kharariya Kalotra – 37.4%; GHS Mohra Daraj – 39.05%; GHSS Darhal – 41.18%; HSS Khaawas – 48.39%; HSS Sankari No. 1 – 55.56%; GHSS Nowshera – 36.73%; HS Ladkoti – 30.95%; HS Sohal Paddar – 14.29%; HSS Bhawani Nowshera – 58.67%; HSS Taryath Moughla – 57.33%; HSS Dhangri – 55.28%; HSS Laroka Nowshera – 52.17%; HSS Rajouri – 49.24%; HSS Nadian Darhal – 35.29%; HSS Udyan Khaawas – 25%; HSS Narla Khaawas – 20%; HSS Lamberi Nowshera – 37.50%; HSS Sundargali Moughla – 34.78%; Model HSS Lamberi Nowshera – 32.65%; HSS Khaawas – 32.69%, and HS Garan Kalakot – 32.26%

  • Amer Al-Mahdi A Libyan Man Misses Hajj Flight—But Destiny Ensures He Reaches Makkah

    Amer Al-Mahdi A Libyan Man Misses Hajj Flight—But Destiny Ensures He Reaches Makkah

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    LIBYA MAY 28:-In a heart-touching story that has gone viral on social media, a Libyan man named Amer Al-Mahdi has become a symbol of faith and divine destiny after missing his Hajj flight—only to find that what’s meant for him was never out of reach.

    According to a viral video posted by the Instagram page adventrow_, Amer had packed his bags and set off with immense excitement to fulfill his long-cherished dream of performing Hajj. *However, due to a delay at the airport security check, he missed his scheduled flight.*

    Airport officials consoled him, suggesting that “maybe Hajj isn’t written for you.” But Amer, demonstrating unwavering faith, replied, *“If Allah wills, I will go.”*

    In a twist that many are calling divine intervention, the flight he missed returned mid-air not once—but twice—due to unexpected mechanical issues.

    *On the second occasion, the pilot reportedly said, “I won’t fly unless Amer is on board.”*

  • ADC Nowshera convenes Public outreach camp at Border Village Kalal

    ADC Nowshera convenes Public outreach camp at Border Village Kalal

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    RAJOURI, MAY 28:– In a major people centric initiative, a Public Outreach camp was today conducted at the border village of Kalal, Tehsil Nowshera, on the directions of Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Abhishek Sharma. The camp was organized to provide a platform to the residents of the far-flung border area to voice their concerns and seek on-the-spot redressal of their grievances.

    The Public Outreach camp was presided over by the Additional Deputy Commissioner Nowshera, Pritam Lal Thapa who was accompanied by all sectoral officers of the Nowshera Sub-District.

    The officers listened to the issues of the general public, demanding road connectivity, augmentation of water supply, up-gradation of power infrastructure, irrigation facilities, and effective implementation of welfare schemes. The officers assured timely resolution of the issues raised at the camp.

    The ADC reiterated the commitment of the district administration to ensure participatory governance and equitable development, especially in the border and remote areas. He directed the officers to resolve the issues projected during the camp on priority and submit an action-taken report in the coming days.

    The Camp witnessed enthusiastic participation from the residents of Kalal and adjoining villages, who appreciated the efforts of the district administration in bringing governance to their doorsteps.

    Officers in attendance were XEN PWD (R&B) Division Nowshera, XEN Jal Shakti Division Nowshera, XEN I&FC Division Nowshera, Deputy CEO Nowshera, Tehsildar Nowshera, BDO Seri, AEE JPDCL Nowshera and other officers and officials.

  • ARTO Rajouri Conducts Enforcement Drive on Kotranka-Budhal Road

    ARTO Rajouri Conducts Enforcement Drive on Kotranka-Budhal Road

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    RAJOURI, MAY 28:-On the directions of the Transport Commissioner, Vishesh Paul Mahajan and Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Abhishek Sharma, the Assistant Regional Transport Officer (ARTO) Rajesh Gupta, today conducted an extensive enforcement drive on the Koteranka-Budhal route. The drive aimed to ensure adherence to traffic regulations and promote road safety in the region.

    During the operation, a total of 15 vehicles were challaned for various violations of the Motor Vehicle Act, with the expected fine amounting to approximately Rs. 40,000. Notably, two school buses, two Ecco taxis and one minibus were seized for serious infractions.

    The drive was conducted with the support of Motor Vehicle Inspector Rahul Singh and other officials from the department.

    ARTO emphasized the department’s commitment to ensuring the safety of commuters and strict enforcement of traffic rules. He further cautioned transporters and vehicle owners to comply with safety norms and avoid any lapses that could endanger lives.

    NO: PR/DDI/J/855//