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POONCH FEBRUARY 08:–The coaching staff and Management Committee of Rahul Dravid Cricket Academy proudly honored Amandeep Singh for his remarkable achievement in being selected as a Sub Inspector in the Jammu and Kashmir Police.

Amandeep Singh, a highly talented cricketer from Poonch, showcased his skills while playing for NS Bedi Club. On this auspicious occasion, Academy extended heartfelt congratulations to him.

The Head of the Management Committee, Pervaiz Ahmed Malik, expresses his warmest congratulations to Amandeep Singh and wishes him the very best for a successful and fulfilling future journey be filled with continued success and achievements.

Sayed Talit Waseem Coach Waqar Ahmed Coach senior cricketer of Poonch and Rajinder Singh head coach of football are also present at the function.

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RAJOURI, FEBRUARY 08-– In a proactive move towards accelerating developmental initiatives, Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Om Prakash Bhagat, embarked on a comprehensive tour of the subdivision Koteranka, evaluating the ongoing projects and engaging with local communities to foster collaboration and support.

During the tour, Deputy Commissioner Om Prakash Bhagat diligently inspected several key developmental projects, including the Eco-tourism park at Kandi, where work has stalled due to financial constraints. Recognizing the inherent tourism potential of the region, Deputy Commissioner Om Prakash Bhagat earnestly appealed to the local populace to rally behind the district administration in bolstering tourism endeavors, particularly emphasizing the significance of the homestays scheme initiated by the Government.

Moreover, the Deputy Commissioner Rajouri also undertook a meticulous assessment of potential sites for the construction of the Government Degree College building at Koteranka, engaging in thorough discussions with concerned stakeholders to ensure expedited progress in this vital educational endeavor. He reaffirmed the administration’s commitment to facilitating the establishment of the GDC building for the benefit of the local populace.

In addition, Deputy Commissioner Om Prakash Bhagat visited the site earmarked for the construction of the Eklavya Model Residential School at Hubbi, where certain local issues had arisen. Swift to address challenges hindering progress, the Deputy Commissioner directed the Tehsildar to promptly resolve the matter, underscoring the administration’s resolve to commence construction without delay.

Furthermore, the Deputy Commissioner paid a visit to Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya at Koteranka, where he engaged with both staff and students, encouraging them to aspire for greatness and diligently pursue their ambitions. Responding to concerns raised by the staff, Deputy Commissioner Om Prakash Bhagat assured timely redressal, reaffirming the administration’s unwavering commitment to quality education.

At the community health center in Kandi, Deputy Commissioner Om Prakash Bhagat emphasized the paramount importance of ensuring top-notch healthcare services for the public, urging medical staff to redouble their efforts in delivering quality care to the community. He also inspected the ongoing work on building of CHC Kandi.

Additionally, the Deputy Commissioner inspected the Koteranka-Khawas road project, a transformative infrastructure initiative poised to significantly enhance connectivity and socio-economic development across the region. With an estimated cost of Rs 68 crores, spanning over 30.2 kilometers, this pivotal project holds immense promise in uplifting the lives of local residents.

Furthermore, Deputy Commissioner Om Prakash Bhagat visited the fish farm at Phalni, where trout fish is cultivated, underscoring the administration’s commitment to diversifying economic opportunities and promoting sustainable practices in the region.

Officers who accompanied the Deputy Commissioner during his visit were SE PWD(R&B) Devi Dayal, EXEN PWD (R&B) Sardar Khan, Tehsildar Sahil Shah, and other officers and officials.

Overall it was a transformative tour which optimizes proactive governance and a steadfast commitment to propelling district towards a future brimming with promise and prosperity.

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RAJOURI, FEBRUARY 08:–In a remarkable initiative aimed at fostering cultural and social empowerment among specially-abled youth, a batch of 11 students was ceremoniously flagged off today by Deputy Commissioner of Rajouri, Om Parkash Bhagat. District Social Welfare Officer, Abdul Raheem was also present on the occasion.

The Youth Exchange Programme, meticulously organized under the auspices of the Directorate of Rehabilitation Council, functioning under the administrative umbrella of the Social Welfare Department, embarks on a transformative journey for these young individuals. As they depart for Delhi and Agra, they carry with them the hopes and aspirations of a community eager to break barriers and embrace diversity.

During an intimate interaction with the departing students, the Deputy Commissioner Rajouri eloquently underscored the profound importance of such initiatives in nurturing a deeper appreciation for the rich tapestry of cultures that define our society. He emphasized the transformative potential of cultural exchanges in broadening perspectives and fostering inclusivity.

The enthusiastic response from the students echoes the resounding success of this visionary programme, reflecting their eagerness to engage with diverse cultures and experiences. Their participation stands as a testament to their resilience and determination to transcend limitations, inspiring countless others along the way.

In line with the overarching mission of the Social Welfare Department to empower and uplift marginalized communities, this Youth Exchange Programme serves as a beacon of hope and opportunity for specially-abled youth across the region. It embodies the unwavering commitment of the government towards creating a more equitable and inclusive society.

As the students embark on this enriching journey, they carry the collective aspirations of a community rallying behind them. Their experiences will not only shape their individual growth but also contribute to the larger tapestry of social cohesion and understanding.

The Deputy Commissioner, along with all stakeholders involved, extends their heartfelt wishes to the departing students, urging them to seize every moment and embrace the cultural mosaic that awaits them. As they embark on this transformative odyssey, may they emerge as ambassadors of unity, resilience, and compassion.

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SRINAGAR FEBRUARY 07:–Shameema Raina, President Pradesh Mahila congress J&K has felicitated the Muslims all over the world especially of J&K on the eve of Shab-e-Mehraj, describing the auspicious day as an occasion for seeking Allah’s blessings and forgiveness.

In her message, Shameema raina hoped that this auspicious occasion would further strengthen the bonds of amity, harmony and brotherhood and be a harbinger of peace, progress and prosperity in the Jammu & kashmir.

She said the night of Mehraj is a sacred occasion to seek blessings and forgiveness of Allah.

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RAJOURI FEBRUARY 06:--A total of 9 students- including 7 senior and 2 junior-of the MBBS course were suspended for 4 weeks & 2 weeks respectively by the Government Medical College (GMC) Rajouri Administration after they were allegedly found indulging in ragging activities followed by physical scuffle.
Sources said that the incident of ragging between senior & junior students was reported at the new complex of GMC College at Maira two days ago which later took ugly turn to exploit the situation on region and religion basis and also led to physical scuffle.
A police party was rushed to the GMC to control the situation. But the Principal of the GMC, Prof (Dr) A S Bhatia and the GMC Administration took a tough stand against the trouble creators.
Principal GMC, Prof A S Bhatia said that the anti-ragging committee of GMC, headed by Dr Jameel-ul-Hassan, was asked to investigate the incident.
Sources said that the incident of ragging occurred despite)?counselling of the senior students and clear directions to them to abstain from ragging.
Giving a strong message to all students pursuing medical courses in GMC Rajouri, the administration set an example for all educational institutes in the involved in scuffle and ragging, for a period of four weeks from all classes and hostels.
“On anti-ragging committee recommendations seven senior students found involved in ragging and exploiting the situation on region & religion basis have been suspended from all classes & hostels while two junior students were suspended for two weeks,” said principal, Prof A S Bhatia.
Prof A S Bhatia, a strong advocate of implementing J&K Prohibition of Ragging Act, said: “No act of indiscipline will be tolerated in the college premises and the action has been taken on the recommendations of the anti-ragging committee”.
“GMC Rajouri Administration is following student friendly policies, at the same time we will not allow a few miscreants to disturb the peaceful environment of the college,” he added.
Prof Bhatia also said that GMC Rajouri Administration will not succumb either to any political pressure or pressure from the influential parents, like other institutions in this matter and the suspended students will be marked as absentees for four weeks.
To clear their attendance shortage, all these nine students must attend their classes regularly in the future.
“Official letters will be issued to the parents of the expelled students. They can contact the GMC Administration physically or virtually (those unable to travel) to interact on this issue.
He appealed to the parents of all the students to guide their wards properly and to work hard to excel in their academic and extracurricular activities.
The tough stand of the Administration of GMC Rajouri against the miscreants and raggers is well appreciated in social circles.