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RAJOURI OCT, 26:-A large group of daily wagers today staged a peaceful protest in Rajouri and later rushed to the residence of Hon’ble MLA Rajouri, Shri Iftkhar Ahmed, to highlight their long-pending demands and grievances. The workers raised slogans demanding regularization of their services, timely release of wages, and improved working conditions.

The delegation of daily wagers also submitted a memorandum to the MLA, detailing their issues and seeking his intervention for an early resolution. During the interaction, the workers appealed to the MLA to raise their concerns in the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly and press for a time-bound solution from the government.

MLA Iftkhar Ahmed gave a patient hearing to the delegation and assured them that their genuine concerns would be raised in the upcoming Assembly session. He further assured his full support in pursuing the matter with the concerned authorities.

The protesting daily wagers expressed gratitude to the MLA for his positive response and hoped that their long-standing issues would soon be addressed in a just and fair manner.

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RAJOURI OCT,25:-The Beopar Mandal Rajouri has welcomed the commencement of road repair work at Gujjar Mandi, a longstanding demand actively raised by the organization on Thursday.

President Beopar Mandal Rajouri, Rajesh Gupta, informed that the issue was taken up on priority with the concerned authorities, following which the repair work has been started without delay.

He expressed gratitude to the District Civil Administration, District Police Administration, Public Works Department (PWD), and the MES Department for their swift action and cooperation.

“Ensuring better infrastructure, smooth mobility, and convenience for traders and the general public will always remain our commitment. We will continue to raise community issues until they are resolved,” Rajesh Gupta said.

The business community has also appreciated the prompt response from authorities and hoped that related works will be completed in a time-bound manner to avoid further inconvenience to the public.

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RAJOURI OCT, 24:-MLA Rajouri, Iftkhar Ahmed today inaugurated the blacktopping of two vital road projects — Khandli to Sankari and Shiv Mandir to Bakerwal Mohallah (Tandwal) — aimed at strengthening rural connectivity in Block Rajouri.

Executed by the Public Works Department (PWD), Roads & Buildings (R&B), these projects mark a significant step forward in improving road infrastructure and transportation facilities for residents of Panchayat Kotdhara, Sankari, Nagrota Mehra, Tandwal, and adjoining villages.

Addressing the gathering, Mr. Iftkhar Ahmed underscored the importance of the developmental works, saying:

> “These roads are key lifelines that connect multiple habitations and support mobility of people, goods, and essential services. Their upgradation will boost accessibility, encourage local trade, and contribute to the overall development of the region.”

He directed the officials of PWD (R&B) to ensure strict quality control, transparency, and timely completion of the work.

> “There will be no compromise on quality. We are creating long-lasting public assets that reflect the expectations and trust of the people,” he added.

The inauguration ceremonies were attended by PRI representatives, officers from PWD (R&B), and a large number of local residents, who hailed the MLA’s initiative in addressing longstanding public demands.

People of Kotdhara, Sankari, Nagrota Mehra, and Tandwal expressed gratitude, stating that improved connectivity will shorten travel time, enhance access to education and healthcare, and bring a noticeable boost to local economic activity.

These works align with the broader developmental roadmap to improve rural infrastructure, strengthen road networks, and ensure equitable growth across Rajouri district.

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*Animal and Sheep Husbandry Departments Extend Vital Healthcare Support to Livestock in Remote Areas*

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RAJOURI, OCT, 24:-In a concerted effort to safeguard the health of livestock belonging to the tribal and migratory communities, the Animal Husbandry Department Kalakote, in collaboration with the Sheep Husbandry Department Kalakote, organized a series of Veterinary Mobile Medical First Aid Camps across various far-flung areas of the region.

The initiative aims to provide on-the-spot medical assistance, vaccination, deworming, and treatment to animals accompanying nomadic groups migrating through the rugged terrains of Kalakote. These camps are being conducted under the supervision of senior officers and field veterinarians to ensure that the migratory livestock, a critical source of livelihood for the tribal population, remain healthy and disease-free during seasonal movements.

Teams of veterinary doctors and para-vets visited multiple locations, delivering medicines, offering expert consultations, and spreading awareness on animal health management and preventive care. The officers highlighted the government’s commitment to reaching every section of society, particularly those living in remote and hilly areas where access to veterinary facilities remains limited.

Locals and nomadic families expressed gratitude towards both departments for their timely intervention, stating that such field-based outreach programs play a crucial role in sustaining livestock health and the pastoral economy.

The departments assured that similar mobile aid camps will continue throughout the migratory season to ensure continuous veterinary coverage for all moving herds in the Kalakote subdivision.

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RAJOURI OCT, 24:-Residents of Gujjar Mandi locality in Rajouri have raised concern over a persistent water leakage from an MES pipeline that has led to massive water wastage, deterioration of the road surface, and inconvenience to commuters and pedestrians alike.

The leakage, continuing unchecked for several days, has eroded the bituminous layer of the road, creating slushy and hazardous conditions in the busy area.Upon receiving complaints, President of Beopar Mandal Rajouri, Rajesh Gupta (Bittu Shah), promptly intervened and took up the matter with the concerned authorities. He urged them to carry out immediate repair work to prevent further loss of potable water and protect the damaged infrastructure.

Following his intervention, officials assured that repair work would be initiated without delay to restore the water supply system and rehabilitate the affected road stretch.Local residents expressed gratitude to Rajesh Gupta for his swift response and proactive role in representing their concerns before the authorities. They emphasized that responsive leadership and timely coordination between citizens and officials are essential for maintaining civic amenities and ensuring public welfare.

Reaffirming his commitment to public service, Rajesh Gupta appealed to all concerned departments to conduct periodic inspection and maintenance of water pipelines to avoid such disruptions in the future. The incident serves as a reminder of the need for vigilant upkeep of public utilities and collective responsibility toward safeguarding community infrastructure and resources.