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  • SKTMCCF Deep condoles the demise of Ubaid Hameed Bhat.

    SKTMCCF Deep condoles the demise of Ubaid Hameed Bhat.

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    FARHAN KITAB 

    SRINAGAR DEC 23:Shah-re-Khaas  Tradders And Manufacturers  Co-ordination Committee (SKTMCCF)  condoles the sad and untimely demise ofUBbaid Hameed Bhat .The deceased was Nephew of Ghulam Rasool Zargar(Mumawar Jewellers) and cousin Brother of Abid Misger (Ibadat Jewellers)

    In the condolence Message president Imtiyaz Ahmad Malik pray to Allah swt grant departed soul highest ranks in Jannah and give Pateince to the all beraved family and freinds courage to Bear this irreparable loss.

    Shah-re-Khaas Traders and Manufacturers coordination committee and federations team stands with the family and this hour of greif and sorrow.

    In this Regard according to the family members Ijtamayi Fateh khawani will be observed on 26th December 11am at there ancestral graveyard Near Malkah.

    May Allah swt elevate the stations of deceased and forgive his shortcomings.

  • Good Governance Week: Mega event promotes citizen-centric initiatives in Rajouri

    Good Governance Week: Mega event promotes citizen-centric initiatives in Rajouri

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    RAJOURI, DEC 23: The District Administration Rajouri today successfully organized a series of events to celebrate Good Governance Week across the district.

    The main program was held at the PWD Dak Bunglow conference hall, presided over by Additional District Development Commissioner (ADDC) Dr. Raj Kumar Thapa.

    Officers imparted detailed awareness to participants about schemes and services offered by their respective departments. The public’s enthusiastic participation underscored the administration’s commitment to citizen-centric governance.

    Similar programs, including grievance redressal camps, awareness sessions, and interactive events, were organized throughout the district. These efforts are part of the administration’s mission to promote transparency, accountability, and efficiency in governance, ensuring inclusive development for all.

    The week-long celebrations will continue with more initiatives planned to enhance public service delivery and strengthen the commitment to good governance.

    The event was attended by key officials, including CPO Maqsood Ahmed, ACD Vijay Kumar, ACP Sheraz Chowhan, DSHO PP Sagotra, CAHO Dr. Khalid Hussain, DSWO Abdul Raheem, Dy. Registrar CS Adnan

    In his address, the ADDC highlighted the government’s initiatives aimed at fostering transparency, accountability, and citizen-centric governance. He encouraged participants to actively engage with these programs and avail the benefits of schemes such as the Azaala app—a one-stop solution for grievance redressal—alongside HADP, PMAY-G, SBM, and others.

    Dr. Thapa also emphasized the importance of showing empathy and respect towards delivering public services, stating, “If officers perform their duties with sincerity and respond effectively to public needs as per good governance practices, it will not only benefit citizens but also brings inner satisfaction to the officers themselves.”

  • Man Arrested with Drugs Tablets in Rajouri

    Man Arrested with Drugs Tablets in Rajouri

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    RAJOURI DEC 23:-A police team from Rajouri Police Station was on naka checking of vehicles and Pedestrian at Charlie TCP in Rajouri town on Gujjar Mandi to Kheora road.

    While checking one person identified as Tabraiz Ahmed son of Mohd Javid resident of Shahdra Sharief Thanamandi, presently residing at Kheora, was apprehended and during his personal search drugs tablets have been recovered.

    Recoveries include Tapentadol Hydrochloride 1610 tablets and Tramadol 70 tablets.

    In this regard a case FIR No 554/24 under relevant Sections of NDPS Act registered in Police Station Rajouri and Investigation has been taken up.

  • A new chapter for retired military dogs: Army gifts 12 dogs to schools & citizens.

    A new chapter for retired military dogs: Army gifts 12 dogs to schools & citizens.

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    SHYAM SOOD 

    RAJOURI DEC 22:-In a significant development schools for Special Children and benevolent citizens across the country have adopted retired military working dogs, continuing their service in a new and meaningful way.

    Army said retired military working dogs, who have selflessly served the nation with unwavering loyalty, are now finding a new purpose in life – spreading love, joy, and companionship.

    On the 246th Remount Veterinary Corps Day, the Indian Army gifted twelve retired military dogs to Asha Schools and benevolent Samaritans.

    This thoughtful initiative demonstrates the Indian Army’s commitment to not only safeguarding the nation but also honouring its brave soldiers – both men and animals – who have dedicated their lives to service.

    “These K-9 heroes have served the nation in varied terrains and operational situations, displaying courage and resilience akin to true soldiers,” said the Army.

    Their contributions in detecting explosives and mines, avalanche rescues, search and rescue missions, tracking, and guarding have been vital to national security and humanitarian efforts.

    The Army said, indigenous breeds such as the Rampur Hound, Mudhol Hound, Combai, Chippiparai, and Rajapalyam are increasingly being utilised by the Indian Army for these critical roles, alongside other established working dog breeds.

    The presence of these dogs brings immense therapeutic benefits, particularly to children with special needs, helping them improve their social, emotional, and cognitive skills.
    For families and individuals, adopting these canine heroes offers a unique opportunity to provide a loving home to a true patriot who has selflessly served the nation, while gaining a loyal and compassionate companion.

    Director General Remount Veterinary Services (DGRVS) highlighted the pivotal role of the Remount Veterinary Corps in breeding, rearing, training, and deploying dogs for a variety of operational tasks.
    “After their dedicated service, these canine warriors are brought to the Canine Geriatric Centre at the Remount Veterinary Corps Centre and College, Meerut Cantt, where they receive excellent care and live comfortably in their sunset years,” said Army.

    The Indian Army also maintains Geriatric Centres for its retired equine and canine soldiers, treating them with the same honour and care as retired human soldiers.These centres ensure they receive comfort, care, and dedicated veterinary support, reflecting the Army’s unwavering commitment to its silent warriors.

    By embracing these extraordinary animals, the Indian Army continues to set an inspiring example of respect, compassion, and care for those who serve the nation.

    “This initiative reminds us all of the incredible bond between humans and animals, offering these brave dogs a well-deserved and fulfilling retirement,” said Army Spokesperson.

  • Govt Alive To Reservation Issue, It Has Not Been swept Under Carpet: Omar Ahead Of Protest

    Govt Alive To Reservation Issue, It Has Not Been swept Under Carpet: Omar Ahead Of Protest

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    SRINAGAR DEC 22:-(GNS): Ahead of the proposed protest, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Sunday said that his government was alive to the issue and it has not been ignored and swept under the carpet.

    “I understand the emotions surrounding the reservation issue. JKNC had committed to examining all aspects of it in our manifesto released before the assembly elections,” Omar said in a tweet, according to GNS.

    “It is as a continuation of this commitment that a cabinet sub-committee was constituted to move towards fulfilling this promise. That sub-committee was only recently notified & is in the process of starting its work by engaging with all stakeholders,” he said, adding, “In the mean time the reservation policy has also been challenged in the Hon’ble High Court of JK&L. We will, of course, be bound by any judgement when the final legal options have been exhausted.”

    Omar said that it has come to his attention that a protest is being planned in Srinagar to highlight the sense of injustice surrounding the reservation policy.

    “Peaceful protest is a democratic right & I would be the last person to deny anyone that right but please protest knowing that the issue has not been ignored or swept under the carpet,” he said, adding, “Your government is doing what any responsible government would do – making sure everyone is heard & a fair decision arrived at after completing due process”. (GNS)

  • Cousin Cricket Club Triumphs in Manjakot Cricket Premier Leagues

    Cousin Cricket Club Triumphs in Manjakot Cricket Premier Leagues

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    RAJOURI DEC 22:-Gambhir Mughalna, Sunday The electrifying finale of the Manjakot Cricket Premier League, organized by the RR Battalion of the Indian Army, culminated with Cousin Cricket Club clinching the championship trophy in a nail-biting finish against Nawab Cricket Club. The match, held at the scenic Gambhir Mughalna cricket ground, drew an enthusiastic crowd of military and police officials, senior citizens, and cricket fans from across the region.

    The final clash saw Nawab Cricket Club setting a formidable target of 154/7 in their allotted 20 overs. Cousin Cricket Club, undeterred by the pressure, chased down the target in 19.2 overs, scoring 155/7 to win the match by three wickets. The thrilling victory set off jubilant celebrations, with supporters singing, dancing, and creating a carnival-like atmosphere on the ground.

    The star of the show was Faizan Majeed of Cousin Cricket Club, whose unbeaten knock of 66 runs off 44 balls, featuring four boundaries and eight towering sixes, earned him the Player of the Match award. His performance was instrumental in securing the championship for his team.

    Military and police officials present at the event lauded the tournament, emphasizing its role in nurturing local talent and fostering a sense of camaraderie between the armed forces and the community. “Such events provide a platform for youth to showcase their sporting abilities while strengthening bonds between the army and civilians,” one official remarked.

    Local cricket enthusiasts and senior citizens also praised the initiative, calling for more such tournaments in the future to encourage youth participation and build community spirit.

    The success of this tournament underscores the region’s passion for cricket and highlights the unifying power of sports in bringing people together.

  • PM Shri Kendriya Vidyalaya Rajouri Celebrates Annual Function with Grandeur

    PM Shri Kendriya Vidyalaya Rajouri Celebrates Annual Function with Grandeur

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    RAJOURI DEC 22:-PM Shri Kendriya Vidyalaya Rajouri celebrated its Annual Function 2023-24 with pomp and splendor, bringing together students, teachers, parents, and dignitaries in a festive atmosphere. The event was inaugurated by C.M.S. Rawat, DIG, SHQ BSF Rajouri, who lit the ceremonial lamp and commended the school community for their dedication and hard work.

    The program commenced with a soulful Ganesh Vandana performed by the students, setting a spiritual tone for the day. This was followed by a vibrant array of cultural performances, including melodious songs, energetic dances, captivating dramas, fusion dance sequences, and a fashion show. The students’ artistic flair and talent left the audience spellbound.

    In a highlight of the event, students excelling in co-scholastic activities and national-level music and sports competitions were felicitated by the Chief Guest C.M.S. Rawat praised the students for their achievements and lauded the efforts of the teaching staff in nurturing young talents.

    Principal Vikrant Sharma delivered a warm welcome address, expressing gratitude to the guests and presenting the annual report. He emphasized the importance of the event as a platform for students to showcase their talents and strive for holistic development. “This annual function is a testament to our commitment to nurturing the hidden potential of our students,” he remarked.

    Among the notable attendees were Mrs. Aarti Rawat, members of the School Management Committee, BSF officers, parents, and other dignitaries.

    The function concluded with a vote of thanks by Sanjay Kumar, Post Graduate Teacher in Mathematics, leaving attendees with cherished memories of an inspiring and well-organized event.

  • JKSSB’s OMR-Based Exam conducted smoothly in Rajouri

    JKSSB’s OMR-Based Exam conducted smoothly in Rajouri

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    RAJOURI, DEC 22: The JKSSB OMR-based examination for the recruitment of Constables (Photographer) was conducted in 16 designated centers across district Rajouri under the direct supervision of the Deputy Commissioner Abhishek Sharma.

    Out of the total 9,783 registered candidates, only 1,022 appeared in the exam.

    To ensure a seamless and fair conduct of the examination, the DC conducted random visits to various examination centers. He reviewed the arrangements and interacted with officials to ensure strict adherence to the guidelines issued by the JKSSB.

    A double layer of frisking teams was deployed at all examination centers to prevent any malpractice and ensure the integrity of the examination process. Proper signages were installed near examination centers to guide candidates and maintain a smooth flow of entry and exit. Additionally, robust security arrangements were in place to prevent any untoward incidents.

    Additional District Development Commissioner (ADDC), Dr. Raj Kumar Thapa and Assistant Commissioner Revenue (ACR), Mohammad Jahangir Khan, also inspected several examination centers as part of flying squad teams. They were accompanied by other officials to oversee the implementation of administrative and security protocols.

    The flying squad teams were deployed to ensure the examination was conducted in a fair and transparent manner.
    These teams inspected the centers to monitor compliance with rules and address any issues arising during the examination process.

    The DC expressed satisfaction over the arrangements and commended the efforts of the district administration, JKSSB officials, and examination staff for the smooth conduct of the examination. He emphasized that ensuring a transparent and impartial recruitment process remains a top priority for the administration.

    The aspirants appreciated the well-organized arrangements and expressed their satisfaction with the hassle-free conduct of the examination.

  • Lt Gen Navin Sachdeva Visits Rajouri, Emphasizes Civil-Military Partnership 

    Lt Gen Navin Sachdeva Visits Rajouri, Emphasizes Civil-Military Partnership 

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    RAJOURI DEC 22:-Lt Gen Navin Sachdeva, General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the White Knight Corps, paid a significant visit to Rajouri to reinforce the strong civil-military partnership and acknowledge the contributions of local communities and veterans in fostering peace and stability in the region.

    During his visit, Lt Gen Sachdeva lauded the collaboration between the civilian populace and security forces, especially in the strategically vital border districts of Rajouri and Poonch. He emphasized the Indian Army’s expanded operational footprint, including its strategic positioning in the Pir Panjal Range, and its close coordination with the Jammu and Kashmir Police (JKP) and civil authorities. He credited the improved security situation to the unwavering support of veterans and local leaders, recognizing their indispensable role in maintaining harmony.

    The GOC commended the Ace of Spades Division for its efforts in fostering trust through welfare initiatives and active engagement with local communities. “The cooperation between the military and civilians has been pivotal in creating a secure and stable environment,” Lt Gen Sachdeva stated.

    A highlight of the visit was Lt Gen Sachdeva’s participation in the Mendhar Cricket Premier League (MCPL) felicitation ceremony, where he praised the region’s youth for their enthusiasm for sports. He underscored the role of such activities in uniting communities and promoting constructive energy among the youth.

    The Corps Commander also met with Indian Army veterans, expressing his gratitude for their lifelong contributions to regional security and social cohesion. He stressed their role as key facilitators in bridging the military and civilian spheres.

    The visit reinforced the Indian Army’s unwavering commitment to peace, stability, and the welfare of the people in Jammu and Kashmir. With its enhanced operational readiness, strengthened ties with local law enforcement, and proactive engagement with communities the Army continues to foster an environment of security and harmony across the region.

  • Income Tax Department Serves Notice To PDP’s MLA Waheed Para, Seeks Books Of Accounts

    Income Tax Department Serves Notice To PDP’s MLA Waheed Para, Seeks Books Of Accounts

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    SRINAGAR DEC 22:-The Income Tax department has served a notice to senior PDP leader and Jammu and Kashmir MLA Waheed Para to submit his books of accounts, officials said on Sunday.

    Though, according to the notice, Para was scheduled to appear before the Income Tax authorities on December 20, he received the intimation on the same day.
    While the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) leader — the MLA from Pulwama in south Kashmir — was not available for comment, his close aides said his representative would appear at the Income Tax office on Monday.
    Para was served a notice under Section 131(1A) of the Income-Tax Act that empowers a tax officer to seek information from taxpayers, even when no formal proceedings are pending.
    The provision also allows the tax authorities to seek books of accounts and financial documents to be brought by the noticee or be sent through their authorised representative, as the case may be.Jammu and Kashmir tourism
    According to data submitted to the Election Commission after the assembly elections, Para said he had spent a little over Rs 14 lakh on electioneering.
    Of this, Rs 12 lakh was received from individuals, companies, firms or associations as loans, gifts and donations.
    In his election affidavit, Para had informed that the total value of his moveable and immoveable assets was more than Rs 2.5 crore, including inherited agriculture land of Rs 2 crore.
    Para is out on bail after spending two years in jail.
    He was arrested by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) on November 25, 2020, a day after he filed his nomination for the District Development Council elections from Pulwama.
    He was granted bail by an NIA court in January 2021. As he was stepping out of jail, the Counter Intelligence (Kashmir) wing of the Jammu and Kashmir Police arrested him on the same charges. (Agencies)Jammu