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  • فاروق انقلابی نے کنگوٹا گاؤں کو مرکزی اسکیم جے جے ایم کے تحت پانی فراہم کرنے کے لیے دوسرے مرحلے کے کام کا آغاز کیا۔

    فاروق انقلابی نے کنگوٹا گاؤں کو مرکزی اسکیم جے جے ایم کے تحت پانی فراہم کرنے کے لیے دوسرے مرحلے کے کام کا آغاز کیا۔

    جی این ایس آنلائن نیوز پورٹل 

    بدھل راجوری (جموں کشمیر)، 02 جنوری،
    کئی دہائیوں کی جدوجہد کے بعد، جموں و کشمیر کے راجوری ضلع کے کنگوٹا گاؤں کے گھرانوں کو مرکزی حکومت کی ’جل جیون مشن‘ (جے جے ایم) اسکیم کے تحت پینے کا پانی ملے گا جس کی لاگت 6 کروڑ روپے سے زیادہ ہے۔

    سرپنچ گرام پنچایت کیول لوئر محمد فاروق انقلابی نے ڈپٹی سرپنچ لیاقت چودھری اور زید ساگر کے ساتھ مل کر پروجیکٹ پر کام کے دوسرے مرحلے کا آغاز کیا، جس کے رواں مالی سال کے دوران مکمل ہونے کی امید ہے، جس سے گاوں کنگوٹا کے لوگوں کے چہروں پر خوشی کی لہر دوڑ گئی۔

    مقامی سماجی کارکن نور محمد ٹنچ نے کہا، “ہم اپنے علاقے میں پانی کی قلت سے متعلق ہماری درخواستوں کو سننے اور JJM کے تحت پروجیکٹ کو منظور کرنے کے لیے سرپنچ فاروق انقلابی اور محکمہ جل شکتی کے شکر گزار ہیں۔”

    انہوں نے کہا کہ گاؤں والوں کو بہت سے مسائل کا سامنا کرنا پڑتا ہے، خاص طور پر سردیوں میں جب شدید برف باری ہوتی ہے، قریبی چشمے سے پانی لانے کے لیے۔
    کئی دہائیوں کے انتظار کے بعد، ہمارا خواب اور جدوجہد بالآخر پورا ہونے جا رہی ہے کیونکہ اس منصوبے پر کام شروع ہو چکا ہے،‘‘ نور محمد نے کہا۔

    عہدیداروں نے بتایا کہ 220 گھرانوں کو پانی کی فراہمی کی اسکیم کا ذریعہ گاؤں کے قریب چلنے والا ڈوڈیاڑی چشمہ ہے۔

    واٹر سپلائی سکیم کے مختلف اجزاء ہوں گے جن میں سول (انلیٹ ٹینک، سیڈیمنٹیشن ٹینک، سروس ریزروائرز، اور گریویٹی مین اور ڈسٹری بیوشن سسٹم کے لیے پائپ بچھانے اور فٹ کرنا شامل ہیں۔

    سرپنچ فاروق انقلابی نے اس باوقار پروجیکٹ پر کام شروع کرنے پر لوگوں کو مبارکباد دی اور کہا کہ انہیں باہر سے پانی لانے کے بوجھل کام سے نجات ملے گی۔

    فاروق انقلابی نے کہا کہ یہ عوام کا دیرینہ مطالبہ تھا جسے پورا کر دیا گیا ہے۔

    انہوں نے مزید کہا کہ “جے جے ایم کے تحت آنے والے دنوں میں گرام پنچایت کیول لوئر میں مزید پروجیکٹوں کا افتتاح کیا جائے گا۔

  • Farooq Inqlabi starts second phase of work to provide piped water under central scheme to Kangota village in J-K’s Rajouri.

    Farooq Inqlabi starts second phase of work to provide piped water under central scheme to Kangota village in J-K’s Rajouri.

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    BUDHAL/RAJOURI JAN 02:–After struggling for decades, households of Kangota village in Jammu and Kashmir’s Rajouri district will get potable water under the central government’s ‘Jal Jeevan Mission’ (JJM) scheme with a project cost of over Rs 6 crore.

    Sarpanch Gram Panchayat Kewal Lower Mohammad Farooq Inqlabi along with Deputy Sarpanch Layaqat Choudhary and Zaid Sagar kick started the second phase of work on the project, which is expected to be completed during the current financial year, bringing cheers on the faces of the people of Kangots village.

    “We are thankful to Sarpanch Farooq Inqlabi and Jal Shakti Department for listening to our pleas regarding water scarcity in our area and sanctioning the project under JJM,” local social activist Noor Mohammad Tanch said.

    He said the villagers had to face numerous problems, especially during the winter when there is heavy snowfall, to fetch water from a nearby spring.
    After waiting for decades, our dream and struggle is finally going to be fulfilled as work on this project has started,” Noor Mohammad said.

    Officials said the source of the water supply scheme to 220 households is Dudyari spring running near the village.

    The water supply scheme shall have different components including civil (inlet tank, sedimentation tanks, service reservoirs, and laying and fitting of pipes for gravity main and distribution system.

    Sarpanch Farooq Inqlabi congratulated the people for commencement of work on this prestigious project and said they will be relieved from the cumbersome work of fetching water from outside.

    Farooq Inqlabi said it was a long pending demand of the people, which has been addressed.

    “More projects under JJM will be inaugurated across Gram Panchayat Kewal Lower in coming days, he added.

  • RDCA Celebrates Historic Victory of Indian Divyang Cricket Team

    RDCA Celebrates Historic Victory of Indian Divyang Cricket Team

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    POONCH JANUARY 02:–In a jubilant celebration the RDCA management extended a warm welcome to Sayed Shah Aziz captain of the victorious Indian Divyang cricket team. Their triumph over Nepal in a thrilling T20 series securing a 2-1 victory coupled with a dominant test match win by an innings and 18 runs has stirred elation in the district.

    Present at the ceremony was Sayed Shah Aziz’s father  Sayed Peer Nasir adding to the celebratory atmosphere. Dr. Sarfraz Mir a prominent social activist graced the occasion amplifying the sense of achievement.

    Acknowledging the collective effort coaches Sayed Talit Waseem and Waqar Ahmed alongside all academy players joined in giving a hearty welcome to the triumphant captain.

    Pervaiz Malik Afridi Head of RDCA management showered praise on Shah Aziz hailing the historic moment as a prideful achievement for District Poonch. This victory has not only elevated the team but also marked a significant milestone in the region’s sporting history.

  • DC Rajouri reviews progress of Power Sector projects ; Inspects newly constructed Receiving Station at Pathanmohra

    DC Rajouri reviews progress of Power Sector projects ; Inspects newly constructed Receiving Station at Pathanmohra

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    RAJOURI, JANUARY 02:– Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal today chaired a comprehensive review meeting to assess the progress of work on the power sector projects coming up in the district.

    The primary focus of this meeting was to evaluate the status of the power sector projects undertaken as part of the District capex budget, UT capex, DDC, BDC, PRI grants, TSP and SSY.

    It was informed that a total of 168 projects have been approved, with an impressive 38 projects already completed. These projects have been proposed to fortify the essential infrastructure, thereby ensuring uninterrupted power supply to the people of Rajouri.

    The review also highlighted the progress under the RDSS scheme of the PDD sector. It was mentioned that work on 16 feeders has commenced, and four of them are expected to be completed in one week. Position of buffer stock and revenue realisation was also discussed wherein the DC was apprised about the achievement in this regard.

    The meeting ended with a call to action for all officers involved in these projects, with a renewed commitment to ensuring that the people of Rajouri can soon enjoy a better quality of life, powered by reliable and uninterrupted electricity.

    The meeting was attended by the Chief Planning Officer, Mohammad Khurshid, SE PDD Rajouri; Sadiq Azad; EXEN PDD Rajouri, Mohd Rashid along with other concerned officers.

    Later, the DDC undertook a momentous site visit to the newly constructed 33/11 KV, 6.3 MVA Receiving Substation in Pathan Mohra (Dassal). The Strategic project, conceived to address overloading issues at the Kheora Receiving Substation, has unequivocally succeeded in enhancing the reliability of power supply to the public.

    The recently commissioned Pathan Mohra (Dassal) Receiving Substation stands as a testament to the commitment of the Government to ensuring a seamless and robust power infrastructure.

    The 33/11 KV, 6.3 MVA Receiving Substation in Pathan Mohra has been strategically positioned to alleviate the overloading concerns at the Kheora Receiving Substation. This move is poised to have a far-reaching impact on the efficiency and dependability of power supply in the district. The meticulous planning and execution of this project exemplify the proactive approach of the administration to addressing infrastructure challenges.

    During the site visit, the Deputy Commissioner and accompanying officials had the opportunity to observe firsthand facilities and technology incorporated into the newly constructed substation.

    The positive feedback received from the residents of the district underscores the immediate impact of the commissioning of the Pathan Mohra Receiving Substation. Improved power supply reliability has resulted in enhanced quality of life for the community, fostering a positive environment for economic activities and daily life.

    Among others who accompanied the Deputy Commissioner during his visit were Superintending Engineer JPDCL Circle Rajouri Er. Sadiq Azad, Executive Engineer ED-Rajouri Er. Mohd Rashid, and Executive Engineer Project Wing (Division Rajouri) Er. R. K. Dabgotra.

  • Milk & Milestones : Indian Army Churns Progress In Pukharni Border Village, Rajouri

    Milk & Milestones : Indian Army Churns Progress In Pukharni Border Village, Rajouri

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    RAJOURI JANUARY 02:–In a significant step towards fostering economic development and empowering local communities, Rashtriya Rifles inaugurated a state of art milk factory in the remote border village of Pukharni. This initiative executed under Op Sadbhavana underlines Indian Army’s commitment towards empowering the inhabitants towards self-dependence and socio-economic development.
    The milk factory which was inaugurated by the resident women of Pukharni is a concrete step towards harnessing the potential of resident dairy farmers and provide a local avenue for regions’ dairy farmers to sell their milk produce thus reducing dependence on Naushera and Rajouri. Women empowerment is one of the noteworthy aspects of establishment of Pukharni Milk Factory wherein this establishment will provide jobs to over 20 local women. Besides serving as a powerful tool for social transformation, with actively involving women in dairy production chain, Indian Army aims to enhance their economic independence and social standing giving way for a more inclusive and progressive society.
    The focus of this project is not just economic development but also engaging Gujjar and Bakkarwal community of the region wherein the Indian Army has collaborated with Gujjar community to comprehend the intricacies of dairy farming in the challenging terrain of Pukharni. The synergy between the military and resident population is a testament to the effectiveness of operation Sadbhavana in fostering understanding and cooperation.
    The inauguration ceremony was attended by BDO of Quila Dharal, Social activist for Gowseva Mr Md Faiz Khan, Sarpanchs, Panchs, Assistant Registrars, Lambardar and other civil officials who promised their full support to take this initiative even more further and aid in its development in future.

  • Rajnath Singh inaugurates first all-girls Sainik School at Vrindavan.

    Rajnath Singh inaugurates first all-girls Sainik School at Vrindavan.

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    SHYAM SOOD 

    RAJOURI/NEW DELHI JAN 01:–Raksha Mantri (Defence Minister) Rajnath Singh on Monday inaugurated the ‘first all-girls Sainik School’ at Vrindavan in Mathura of Uttar Pradesh.
    The first all-girls school with approximately 870 students is an initiative of establishing 100 new Sainik Schools in partnership mode with NGOs/Private/State Government Schools in all State/Union Territories, of which 42 have been set up.
    These are in addition to the existing 33 Sainik Schools already functioning under the erstwhile pattern, Army informed.
    Defence Minister Rajnath Singh described Samvid Gurukulam Girls Sainik School as a beacon of light for girls who aspire to join the Armed Forces and serve the motherland.
    “Under the visionary leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Government has given women their rightful place in the Armed Forces, which was neglected for years. They have the right to protect the nation just like their male counterparts. It was a golden moment in the history of women empowerment when we approved the admission of girls to Sainik Schools. Today, our women are not only flying fighter jets, but they are also securing the borders,” Defence Minister.
    In 2019 Rajnath Singh approved admission of girl children to Sainik schools w.e.f. academic session 2021-22 in a phased manner.
    The decision was taken following the success of the pilot project started by the Ministry of Defence in Sainik School Chhingchhip in Mizoram.
    The objectives behind the vision of setting up of 100 new Sainik Schools are to provide quality education to the students in tune with the National Education Policy 2020 and give them better career opportunities, including joining the Armed Forces.
    It also gives an opportunity to the private sector to work together with the Government towards nation building by refining today’s youth to become responsible citizens of tomorrow.
    Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and senior officials of the state government were among those present during the inauguration of Samvid Gurukulam Girls Sainik School, Vrindavan.

  • First anniversary of Dhangri terror attack: Tributes will be paid to 7 victims on Monday.Administration yet to identify a place for construction of a memorial: Saroj Bala.

    First anniversary of Dhangri terror attack: Tributes will be paid to 7 victims on Monday.Administration yet to identify a place for construction of a memorial: Saroj Bala.

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    One year completed, we are still waiting for justice: Saroj Bala.

    RAJOURI JANUARY 01:–The family members of seven innocent civilians, who were killed in twin gruesome terror attacks in the
    Dhangri village of Rajouri district and are still waiting for justice, will pay tributes to their loved ones on Monday on the 1st anniversary of the attack.
    The Dhangri village witnessed horrific terror attacks in the late evening hours on January 1, 2022, when a group of 1-2 terrorists entered the village and after checking identity cards of few victims, opened indiscriminate fire at least three houses resulting in the killing of 4 persons on the spot and injuries to few others.
    The deceased include Deepak Kumar (23); who was preparing for his journey next day to join the Army; Satish Kumar (45), Pritam Lal (57), Shiv Pal (32).
    Deepak’s brother Prince succumbed to his injuries on January 8 at a hospital in Jammu.
    While five people, including two brothers, were killed after the terrorists opened fire at some houses on January 1, two children (minor cousins) died when an improvised explosive device (IED) left behind by the attackers went off the next day at the house of one deceased. The children killed were identified as Vihan Kumar (4) and Samiksha Devi (14).
    When contacted, Sarpanch Dhangri Lowe, Dheeraj Kumar said that no specific program has been planned to pay tribute to Dhangri martyrs on the first anniversary of Dhangri Terror Attack.
    Sources said that the management of Bhartiya Vidya Mandir, Dhangri has organised a ‘Shardhanjali’ event at the residence of deceased Pritam Lal, who along with his son Shiv Pal were killed by the terrorists after checking Pritam’s ID card.
    “Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal along with other officers is likely to join the tribute ceremony at Dhangri on the 1st anniversary of the terrorist attack,” said Saroj Bala.
    Saroj Bala has lost her two sons namely Deepak & Prince in the terror attack.
    She is continuously leading major protests demanding justice for the seven innocent people of Dhangri village who have given their lives for the integrity of the country.
    She is also demanding construction of a memorial in the memory of seven martyrs at Dhangri Chowk or in its vicinity.
    On Friday during his visit to Dhangri, the Deputy Commissioner visited 2-3 spots for the construction of the memorial, but the site has not been finalized yet. If the Administration fails to identify any site, we will donate our land” said Saroj Bala.
    Saroj Bala also expressed her resentment over delay in delivering justice to the victims of Dhangri attack.
    “One year have already passed since the terror attack but we are still waiting for justice” said Saroj Bala.
    “We have been hearing that the case has almost been solved, but there is no confirmed trace of militants involved in the attacks. Even those who facilitated the attacks by providing logistics to militants are yet to be identified,” Saroj Bala alleged.

  • JKPYC Baramulla celebrates New Year

    JKPYC Baramulla celebrates New Year

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    SRINAGAR/BARAMULLA JAN 01:–Shabnam Hameed, District Vice President of the Baramulla Youth Congress (JKPYC), orchestrated a joyous and meaningful New Year celebration at her residence. This unique event was specially organized to foster solidarity and inclusivity among Schedule Caste youths within the community.

    The festivity, a testament to the spirit of camaraderie and unity, welcomed participants of all genders and age groups. The ambiance was filled with joy and enthusiasm as both male and female attendees, along with children, came together to embrace the New Year with warmth and solidarity.

    Under the adept supervision of Khan Waseem, the State General Secretary of the Youth Congress (JKPYC), the celebration exuded a sense of togetherness and inclusiveness. His guidance and support played a pivotal role in ensuring the success and smooth conduct of the event.

    Shabnam Hameed, known for her dedication and commitment to community engagement, demonstrated remarkable leadership by fostering an environment where everyone felt included and valued. Her efforts in spearheading this celebration exemplify the ethos of the Youth Congress, emphasizing unity and equality.

    The event not only marked the beginning of a promising year but also stood as a testament to the organization’s commitment to fostering unity and harmony among diverse sections of society.

  • DC Rajouri inspects facilities at Nari Niketan, interacts with inmates

    DC Rajouri inspects facilities at Nari Niketan, interacts with inmates

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    RAJOURI, JANUARY 01: Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Vikas Kundal today conducted a comprehensive visit to Nari Niketan (Parisha) and assessed the facilities being provided to the inmates. The DC celebrated the arrival of New Year 2024 with the inmates by cutting cake and distributing sweets among the inmates.

    Engaging directly with the inmates, he sought firsthand insights into the quality of services provided by the management. District Social Welfare Officer, Abdul Rahim also accompanied the Deputy Commissioner during his visit.

    Emphasizing the commitment of the District Administration to the welfare of the inmates, the Deputy Commissioner underscored the need for a multifaceted approach aimed at ensuring their well-being and educational enrichment.

    During the interaction with the inmates, the DC assured them that the District administration is unwavering in its commitment to provide the best possible care and educational opportunities to them. He stressed the significance of creating an environment conducive to the overall development of the inmates

    The Deputy Commissioner listened to grievances of children and directed concerned officers for early redressal. This directive was underscored with a clear objective: to eliminate any inconvenience faced by the inmates, thereby fostering an environment that aligns with their needs and rights.

    This visit, marked by meticulous inspection and thoughtful interaction, stands as a testament to the dedication of the District Administration Rajouri towards upholding the well-being and rights of the inmates at Nari Niketan. It also served as a poignant reminder of the importance of connecting with and supporting those who require assistance within our community.

    NO: PR/DDI/J-5506//

  • Tasleema Akhter Extends New Year’s Greetings to the People of Jammu and Kashmir

    Tasleema Akhter Extends New Year’s Greetings to the People of Jammu and Kashmir

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    SRINAGAR JANUARY 01:–In a heartfelt message, Tasleema Akhter, United Nation Human Rights international Social-Political activist and serving as the State Secretary Democratic Progressive Azad in Jammu and Kashmir, sends warm New Year’s wishes to all the inhabitants of the region.

    Recognized for her relentless commitment to advocating for social justice, equality, and political empowerment, Akhter’s message resonates deeply as she extends her hopes for a year filled with peace, prosperity, and unity among the diverse communities in Jammu and Kashmir.

    Amidst the challenges faced by the region, Akhter emphasizes the importance of collective efforts in fostering harmony, understanding, and respect for human rights. Her dedication to promoting a platform for dialogue and cooperation echoes a sincere call for solidarity, urging everyone to work together towards a future marked by progress and inclusivity.

    Acknowledging the diverse cultural heritage and rich history of Jammu and Kashmir, Akhter’s message encapsulates the spirit of optimism and resilience, encouraging individuals from all walks of life to embrace the coming year with hope and determination.

    As the New Year approaches, Tasleema Akhter’s words serve as a beacon of inspiration, urging the people of Jammu and Kashmir to strive for a shared vision of peace and prosperity while embracing the values of compassion, understanding, and unity.

    In her concluding remarks, Tasleema Akhter extends her heartfelt wishes for a year ahead filled with opportunities for growth, harmony, and a brighter future for every individual residing in Jammu and Kashmir.