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RAJOURI, JANUARY 18:-– Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Om Prakash Bhagat, chaired a meeting here today to finalize the arrangements for the JKSSB examination for the post of Accounts Assistant Finance scheduled for January 28, 2024.

The meeting focused on various crucial aspects to ensure a seamless and fair examination process.

The examination will take place at 22 examination centres and 10352 candidates are appearing in the examination. To maintain the integrity of the examination and provide a conducive environment for the candidates, several measures have been put in place.

The meeting emphasized the deployment of an adequate number of Superintendents, Deputy Superintendents and supervisory staff to oversee the examination. This step is crucial in upholding transparency and fairness throughout the examination process. Additionally, a strict invigilator-to-student ratio has been established to ensure close monitoring during the examination.

Magistrates will be appointed at all examination centers to guarantee a peaceful and orderly conduct of the examination. A comprehensive security plan has been devised to safeguard the examination venues, ensuring the safety of both the candidates and examination personnel.

In an effort to prevent any unfair means during the examination, it was decided that mobile phones and other electronic devices would be strictly prohibited within the examination centers.

Deputy Commissioner expressed his commitment to ensuring a smooth and fair conduct of the JKSSB examination on January 28, 2024. He urged all candidates to fully cooperate with the examination guidelines and adhere to the instructions provided by the examination authorities.

The success of this examination is crucial for the future prospects of the candidates and the region as a whole. With meticulous planning and stringent measures in place, it is expected that the examination will be conducted with the highest standards of integrity and fairness.

The meeting was attended by the ADC Rajouri, Rajiv Kumar Khajuria; ADC Sunderbani, Vinod Kumar Behnal; ADC Nowshera, Kartar Singh; PO ICDS, Shoket Mehmood Malik; ASP, Vivek Shekhar; DPO, Auqil Nuvaid; CEO Education, Bishamber Dass; DTO, Mohd Rashid; ARTO, Shami Kumar and Heads of Institutions.

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RAJOURI, JANUARY 18:–As a part of the weekly Block Diwas initiative and to redress the public issues at their doorsteps, Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Om Prakash Bhagat today chaired a public outreach camp at Sagote panchayat in Dhangri Block

During the event, a wide range of concerns was raised by the local residents, including road repairs, staffing and upgrading of government institutions, addressing the problem of water shortage, augmentation of healthcare infrastructure and the construction of motorable bridges.

Several specific issues were highlighted, such as the establishment of sub centre at Sewa Jagir, a motorable bridge at Sewa Jagir, speedy execution of JJM schemes, construction of a motorable bridge at Peo Manayala, renovation of Bal to Peo Manayala Road, sanctioning of a Degree college for Dhangri Block, construction of road from Argi to Tali and the initiation of work on the water supply scheme at panchayat Kalal Kass-B among others.

The event also provided an opportunity to the government functionaries to inform the public about the schemes and programs being implemented by their respective departments. Attendees were encouraged to take advantage of these initiatives for their own betterment.

The Deputy Commissioner assured the public that all their concerns had been meticulously documented and that each genuine issue would be addressed with the intervention of the respective departments in a phased and time-bound manner.

In a spirit of collaboration, the Deputy Commissioner Om Prakash Bhagat also acknowledged the invaluable contribution of all stakeholders who have played a vital role in achieving the objectives of government initiatives. He fervently encouraged them to persist in their hard work for the greater good of the common masses.

The Deputy Commissioner also issued on the spot directives to the concerned departments to prioritize and resolve the issues flagged by the public. Notably, several issues found resolution right there with the prompt intervention of the dedicated departments.

Regarding the augmentation of water supply, the Deputy Commissioner Om Prakash Bhagat, informed the public that a total of 17 schemes have been initiated in Dhangri Block under JJM and work on all of these schemes has already commenced.

Addressing the public demand for the opening of a bank branch at Sagote, Deputy Commissioner Rajouriassured the attendees that he would take up the matter with the concerned authorities.

Regarding the ongoing developmental projects, Deputy Commissioner Rajouri took a hands-on approach, directing officers to expedite progress and ensure timely completion. Recognizing the pivotal role these projects play in the growth of the region, he stressed the significance of efficient execution to bring tangible improvements to the community.

At the Block Diwas event, the Deputy Commissioner Om Prakash Bhagat issued a pivotal directive for seamless collaboration among the concerned departments. Emphasizing the imperative of swift resolution, the Deputy Commissioner called for a united effort to eliminate bottlenecks hindering the timely execution of developmental projects.

Among others, CPO, Mohammad Khurshid; ACD, Vijay Kumar; CAHO, Dr Khalid Hussain; DSHO, Dr PP Sagotra; CEO Education, Bishamber Dass, Tehsildar Rajouri, Varinder Sharma; CMO, Dr Rajinder Sharma; LDM, Sanjeev Bhasin; AD Employment, Muqlis Ali; EXEN PDD Rajouri, Mohd Rashid; EXEN REW, Zahir Khan and other district and sectoral officers attended the event.

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RAJOURI, JANUARY 18:–In a commendable initiative aimed at promoting community well-being, Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Om Prakash Bhagat on Thursday inaugurated a Medical Camp organized by the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) here at Dalhori.

As the chief guest, Deputy Commissioner underscored the significance of such health camps for fostering a culture of preventive healthcare within the community. He eloquently outlined the primary objectives of the camp, emphasizing the crucial role it plays in ensuring accessible healthcare services for the residents of Dalhori and its surrounding areas.

The Medical Camp served as a vital platform for the screening of individuals, enabling timely detection of health issues and provision of necessary medical services. The dedicated medical professionals and support staff worked tirelessly to cater to the diverse healthcare needs of the attendees.

Deputy Commissioner Bhagat, in his address, lauded the proactive role of the CRPF in organizing such community-centric initiatives and highlighted the positive impact these efforts have on public health. The Medical Camp, beyond its immediate healthcare services, served as a testament to the spirit of community engagement and shared responsibility.

The event not only witnessed the provision of essential health services but also exemplified the harmonious collaboration between the civil administration and the CRPF in fostering a healthier and more resilient community. As the medical camp concluded successfully, it left an indelible mark as a symbol of collective dedication to the well-being of the people of Dalhori and its surrounding areas.

Among the others CO, 72 Bn CRPF, Ram Meena, and 2IC, 72 Bn CRPF, Vivek Saksena and other CRPF officers, officials and public in large numbers were present on the occasion.

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RAJOURI, JANUARY 18:– In a significant development for the region, Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Om Prakash Bhagat, today laid foundation stone for the much-anticipated Jhulla Bridge at Argi, spanning over Dalhori Nallah. This vital infrastructure project, estimated at a cost of 9.5 lakh, aims to enhance connectivity and accessibility in the area.

Executive Engineer of the Rural Engineering Wing (REW), Zahir Khan, shared insightful details about the project. Notably, the construction is anticipated to be concluded by 31st March, marking a milestone towards the development of local infrastructure.

The significance of this initiative extends beyond the construction itself, as it is poised to bring about a transformative impact on the lives of residents in seven villages located in the vicinity. The completion of the bridge promises to facilitate smoother commutes and improved connectivity, fostering economic and social development in the adjoining areas.

The Deputy Commissioner expressed optimism about the positive impact this development will have on the lives of the local population, ushering in a new era of connectivity and accessibility for the region. He highlighted the significance of the bridge in improving connectivity and accessibility for the local residents and stressed the commitment of the administration to meeting the infrastructural needs of the community for inclusive growth in the region.

Deputy Commissioner emphasized the importance of completing the Jhulla Bridge project well before the set deadlines. He directed the concerned officer to expedite the construction process in order to provide necessary benefits to the public as soon as possible.

As the wheels of progress set in motion, the Jhulla Bridge project stands as a testament to the dedication of the administration to foster inclusive growth and addressing the infrastructural needs of the community.

Among others, the Executive Engineer Rural Engineering Wing, Zahir Khan; Block Development Officer Dhangri, Heena Kouser, concerned officers and locals were present on the occasion.

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RAJOURI JANUARY 10:–Jammu & Kashmir Police, in its drive against absconders, nabbed another absconder in Rajouri , who was wanted in a case but was evading his arrest since 2015.

Absconder has been identified as Sanjay Kumar son of Kanshi Ram resident of Sanjiote.

Police team of PS Rajouri led by SHO Rajouri raided at different suspected locations and in one such raid arrested the accused absconder from Sangraampur Argi area of Rajouri.

The accused was evading his arrest since long in case FIR No.179/2015 of PS Rajouri and a general warrant was issued against him by the Hon’ble Court. After apprehension, the arrested accused person was further produced before the Hon’ble Court of Law.

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RAJOURI, JANUARY 10:–To address people’s grievances at their very doorsteps, Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Om Prakash Bhagat today chaired weekly Block Diwas public outreach camp at Dreari panchayat of border block Manjakote

The remarkable event witnessed a diverse array of concerns passionately voiced by the public and their representatives. The demands raised by the locals ranged from the macadamization of roads, adequate staff and upgrading of government institutions, meeting water shortage and the essential augmentation of healthcare infrastructure.

Specific issues which were highlighted during the event sanctioning a Degree College for block Manjakote, blacktopping BG to Kakora road, scarcity of water, speedy implementation of JJM scheme, link road from Chennar Manda to main road, sanctioning JK Bank branch at panchayat Dreari, opening a cutting and tailoring centre, shortage of electricity poles, sanctioning an anganwadi centre at ward No. 02 Dagrote, inclusion of left out eligible beneficiaries under PMAY-G etc.

Other issues were sanctioning handpumps at Deri Ralyote Upper and Lower panchayat, construction of road from Khori to Nada, completion of work on main road to Dreari, road from main road to Patrara, sanctioning additional border bunkers, shortage of staff in schools, construction of road from Daka to Upper Dagrote, road from Galhuti to Gambir Muglan etc.

Notably, the event also provided a platform to the government officers to enlighten the public about the multitude of schemes and programs being executed by their respective departments in the district. They motivated the attendees to embrace and benefit from these initiatives for the betterment of their lives.

The Deputy Commissioner Om Prakash Bhagat assured the public that all their concerns had been meticulously documented and that each genuine issue would be addressed through the intervention of the respective departments in a phased and time-bound manner.

The Deputy Commissioner Om Prakash Bhagat also acknowledged the invaluable contribution of all stakeholders who have played a vital role in achieving the objectives of government initiatives. He fervently encouraged them to persist in their hard work for the greater good of the common masses.

During the public outreach camp, the Deputy Commissioner assured that the paramount focus of the Government is ensuring all essential facilities reach the doorstep of the general public. He assured attendees that the most robust measures are actively being pursued to achieve this ambitious goal.

The Deputy Commissioner also issued on the spot directives to the concerned departments to prioritize and resolve the issues flagged by the public. Remarkably, several issues found resolution right there with the prompt intervention of the dedicated departments.

In line with the imperative goals of the Jal Jeevan Mission, the Deputy Commissioner has instructed the concerned officer from the Jal Shakti department to expedite the completion of schemes. This directive underscores the commitment to ensuring the earliest realization of essential water projects, emphasizing the paramount importance of expeditious action for the convenience and well-being of the public.

Moreover, in response to the need for a Degree College in Manjakote, the DC assured that he will take up the matter with the concerned authorities, highlighting the commitment to enhancing educational opportunities in the region.

During the public outreach camp, the Deputy Commissioner asserted the completion of border bunkers as a critical priority He directed the concerned officer to expedite the construction process, setting a firm deadline of March 31, 2024, underscoring the unwavering dedication of the Government to ensuring the safety and security of the border areas.

At the Block Diwas event, the Deputy Commissioner Om Prakash Bhagat issued a pivotal directive for seamless collaboration among the concerned departments. Emphasizing the imperative of swift resolution, the Deputy Commissioner called for a united effort to eliminate bottlenecks hindering the timely execution of developmental projects.

Among the others, BDC Manjakote, Shamshad Begum; CPO, Mohammad Khurshid; ACD, Vijay Kumar; ACP, Sheraz Chowhan; CAHO, Dr Khalid Hussain; CMO, Dr Rajinder Sharma; DSHO, Dr PP Sagotra; EXEN PWD(R&B) Rajouri, Sardar Khan; EXEN Jal Shakti Rajouri, Ashwini Sharma; EXEN PDD Rajouri, Mohd Rashid; CDPO Manjakote, Israr Bukhari and other district and sectoral officers attended the event.

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RAJOURI, JANUARY 10:-– Deputy Commissioner Rajouri Om Prakash Bhagat today inaugurated the newly established Science Laboratory and Library at Government Higher Secondary School, Deri Ralyote.

The event marked a significant stride towards enhancing the educational infrastructure in the region, aligning with the steadfast commitment of the Government to prioritize education.

The newly inaugurated facilities are a testament to the unwavering dedication of the government to provide quality education to the youth of the region.

The Science Lab is equipped with cutting-edge equipment and resources, fostering an environment conducive to practical learning and scientific exploration. This initiative aims to nurture a generation of young minds who are not just academically proficient but also possess a keen interest and aptitude for scientific inquiry.

Simultaneously, the newly constructed Library underscores the importance of literary and intellectual pursuits. Stocked with an extensive collection of books covering a wide array of subjects, the library is poised to become a hub for knowledge dissemination and academic research. Deputy Commissioner Om Prakash Bhagat emphasized the role of libraries in shaping well-rounded individuals.

Addressing the gathering, Deputy Commissioner Om Prakash Bhagat expressed that strengthening educational infrastructure is pivotal to empowering communities and ensuring sustainable development. He highlighted the commitment of the Government to provide students with the necessary tools and resources to excel in their academic journey.

The inauguration of the Science Lab and Library Building stands as a beacon of progress, symbolizing a joint effort between the government to uplift educational standards. The investment in these facilities not only signifies the value placed on education but also serves as a catalyst for social and economic advancement.

As these educational facilities become operational, it is anticipated that they will act as catalysts for a positive ripple effect, inspiring students to pursue higher education and contribute meaningfully to society. The unwavering commitment of the Goverment to education is poised to leave an indelible mark on the academic landscape of the region.

Among the others, Tehsildar Manjakote; Jaazia Qazmi; Executive Engineer PWD(R&B) Rajouri, Sardar Khan and other officers were present on the occasion.

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RAJOURI, JANUARY 09-– Additional Chief Secretary (ACS), Jal Shakti, Shaleen Kabra, today chaired a Public Darbar at border block Nowshera of Rajouri district today.

Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Om Prakash Bhagat besides other senior officers were present on the occasion.

The event served as a pivotal platform for direct interaction between the government and the public, addressing an array of critical issues.

Various issues raised during the camp included scarcity of water at panchayat Langhar, speedy implementation of RDSS scheme, lack of ambulance facility at PHC Langhar; upgradation of HS Langhar, shortage of staff in Government institutions, liability regarding material payment under MGNREGA, shortage of staff at SDH Nowshera, connectivity to the south portal of Nowshera tunnel, dilapidated condition of PWD roads, construction of indoor stadium at Nowshera, dilapidated condition of BRO roads within municipal limits at Nowshera, start of work on Nowshera-Hanjana bridge, unsafe building of HSS Nowshera, construction of girls hostel and introduction of science subject at GDC Thandapani, Kendriya Vidayalya for Nowshera, additional border bunkers, speedy implementation of JJM schemes, inclusion of left out eligible beneficiaries under PMAY-G.

Public also demanded identification of suitable land for construction of Gujjar hostel at Nowshera.

The people appreciated the online services of Revenue Department ensuring seamless and efficient delivery of digital services highlighting a positive shift towards user-friendly and accessible government initiatives.

On the occasion, various departmental stalls were installed to educate the public about their respective schemes.

Additional Chief Secretary inspected the stalls, seeking firsthand insights into the innovative schemes and initiatives being undertaken.

ACS Kabra assured to address the pressing issues brought forward by the local community. He emphasized that the top priority of the Government is to ensure that basic facilities and services are delivered to the general public in an efficient and timely manner.

He emphasized the pivotal role of digitalizing land records to enhance public convenience, highlighting the transition of revenue department services to an online platform.

He affirmed the unwavering commitment of Government towards ensuring access to clean tapped water connections for every household through the Jal Jeevan Mission.

He fervently urged PRI members to forge a seamless collaboration with the Jal Shakti Department, emphasizing its pivotal role in ensuring the successful implementation of the initiative.

ACS instructed the concerned officers from Jal Shakti Department to conduct blockwise meetings, ensuring comprehensive awareness among the public regarding the ongoing schemes under the Jal Jeevan Mission in their respective areas.

Shaleen Kabra emphasized the critical role of Paani Samitis at village level as they are the owners of water resources for its upkeep and quality. He informed that JJM is being implemented through a transparent e-tendering system. He said that as the infrastructure is being built to meet the requirements for the next 30 years and a huge quantum of work is involved including laying of a vast pipe distribution network. He emphasized the role of the public, urging them to promptly report any instances of substandard work, fostering accountability and ensuring the quality of ongoing projects under JJM.

Among others DDC Member Sunderbani, Rajinder Sharma; DDC Member Seri, Sangeeta Sharma; DDC Member Nowshera, Dr Manohar Singh; BDC member Seri, Neena Sharma; BDC member Sunderbani, Arun Sharma; BDC member Siot, Bal Krishan and BDC member Nowshera, Bodh Raj attended the event.

Officers who attended the event were Chief Engineer Jal Shakti Jammu, Hamesh Manchand; ADDC, Pawan Kumar; DFO Nowshera, Sateyendra Maurya; ADC Nowshera, Kartar Singh; ADC Sunderbani, Vinod Kumar Behnal; CPO, Mohammad Khurshid; GM DIC, Ashwini Sharma; ACR, Imran Rashid Kataria; SE PDD, Sadiq Azad; SE Hydraulics, Bharam Jyoti Sharma; DPO, Auqil Nuvaid; CMO, Dr Rajinder Sharma; CAHO, Dr Khalid Hussain; CAO, Sohan Singh besides other district and sectoral officers.