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RAJOURI, OCTOBER 16:– To commemorate the International Year of Millets 2023 and in a bid to promote healthy eating habits and raise awareness about the importance of millets in our diet, Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Vikas Kundal, enthusiastically flagged off the Millet Walkathon as part of the Eat Right Challenge Campaign.

The event was organised by the Food and Drug Administration Department in collaboration with the Agriculture Department. The event witnessed the participation of numerous students who were eager to spread the message of nutritious eating.

The rally commenced from the premises of the DC office complex and culminated at Gujjar Mandi. Along the route, the students showcased their enthusiasm and commitment to fostering a culture of healthy living.

During the event, the Deputy Commissioner shared his thoughts on the significance of incorporating millets into our daily meals. He emphasized the nutritional benefits of millets, underscoring their role in maintaining good health. Deputy Commissioner encouraged everyone to embrace these wholesome grains as a part of their regular diet.

Joining Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal were Chief Agriculture Officer, Sohan Singh and Assistant Commissioner Food Safety, who both shared their insights on the importance of food safety standards and the role of millets in a balanced diet.

This event marked a significant step towards building a healthier and more conscious society. The enthusiastic participation of students and the support of District Administration were a testament to the collective efforts aimed at a healthier and more nutritious future for the community.

NO: PR/DDI/J-3821//

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RAJOURI, OCTOBER 16: –In a bid to provide clean drinking water to rural communities, Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Vikas Kundal chaired a pivotal meeting to assess the progress of the Jal Jeevan Mission schemes.

During the meeting, Deputy Commissioner underscored the utmost importance of top-notch work quality, on-time project completion, and vigilant supervision to meet the goals of the mission.

The meeting highlighted significant strides already achieved in Rajouri, where 293 JJM schemes have been greenlit, and 252 schemes are actively underway.

The Deputy Commissioner also reviewed the component wise progress of the schemes in progress.

To expedite scheme completion, DC issued a resolute directive for officers to adopt a results-oriented approach and adhere strictly to predefined timelines.

This meeting serves as a testament to the unwavering commitment of the District Administration to implementing the Jal Jeevan Mission effectively, ensuring that rural areas gain access to this basic necessity – clean drinking water.

Deputy Commissioner rallied them to persist with dedication and unwavering commitment in achieving the objectives of the mission.

The meeting was attended by the CPO, Mohammad Khurshid; SE Hydraulics, Bharam Jyoti Sharma; XEN Jal Shakti Rajouri, Ashwini Sharma; XEN Jal Shakti Nowshera, Vipin Kumar, and other officers.

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RAJOURI, OCTOBER 16:–Deputy Commissioner Rajouri Vikas Kundal convened a meeting to review the ongoing developments on the pivotal Rajouri-Thanamandi-Surankote road project.

This crucial infrastructure venture holds immense promise for enhancing connectivity and fostering development in the region, making the review imperative.

A comprehensive review during the meeting indicated that the road encompasses a total length of 33 kilometers, and significant progress has already been achieved. Meanwhile, the Deputy Commissioner also discussed issues regarding the construction work and asked the officers to work in tandem to resolve the issues amicably.

Deputy Commissioner with a keen eye for quality and precision, urged the officers to steadfastly adhere to the prescribed specifications for the construction of the road. His emphasis on maintaining impeccable quality standards underscores the commitment to delivering a road that not only serves as a lifeline for the local populace but also stands the test of time in terms of durability and safety.

Furthermore, the Deputy Commissioner directed the concerned departments to expedite their efforts in completing the roadwork, recognizing the urgency and importance of timely project delivery.

Among others, DDC Member Darhal, Iqbal Malik; ACR, Imran Rashid Kataria; SDM Thanamandi, Shafiq Mir and AC Defence, Saleem Qureshi and Officers from BRO attended the meeting.

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RAJOURI OCTOBER 15:–Jammu and Kashmir police in Nowshera sub division of Rajouri district have arrested notorious thieves involved in cases of theft.

Stolen property worth lakhs of rupees has also been recovered.

Police said that several theft cases were registered in Rajouri district in this year for which special teams were constituted by SSP Rajouri Amritpal Singh to investigate the cases on priority.

A police team headed by SHO Nowshera Insp. Manpreet Singh SHO Nowshera under the supervision of SDPO Nowshera, DySP Zaheer Abbas Jafr and Additional SP Nowshera, M.R Giri after hectic efforts using technical support and human intelligence intercepted notorious thieves namely Zaheer Ahmed son of Mohd Munir and Ajaz Ahmed son of Mohd Rafiq, both residents of Naili Manjakote.

During investigation, they were found involved in six theft cases in jurisdiction of Police Station Nowshera.

Another accused namely Sadaqat Hussain son of Noor Hussain resident of Karadh Kotranka was also found involved in seven theft cases and has been apprehended.

On their disclosure recovered four stolen bikes and other theft material worth three lacks has been recovered so far.

Investigation of the cases is still going on and more stolen vehicles and other theft materials are likely to be recovered.

SSP Rajouri Amritpal Singh (IPS) said that police in the district has recovered stolen property worth lakhs of rupees in recent past with many thieves have been put behind bars for their unlawful acts.

He further appealed people to promote use of CCTV surveillance cameras at residential, business places as third eye surveillance not only acts as a preventive measure but also help in earliest investigation after any incident.

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RAJOURI, OCTOBER 13:–In a major development for Rajouri district, Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal chaired a key meeting to discuss the site plan for the construction of the Mini Secretariat building.

The meeting focused on the detailed planning and execution of the construction project. The proposed site for the Mini Secretariat spans an impressive 88 kanals and 14 marlas of land, underlining the significance of this project in terms of infrastructural development for the district.

Deputy Commissioner opened the meeting by highlighting the importance of the Mini Secretariat in enhancing the administrative capabilities of Rajouri. He emphasized the need for a facility that will serve as a central hub for various government departments, thereby streamlining administrative processes and improving public service delivery.

He along with the other officers, reviewed the proposed site plan in detail, considering factors such as accessibility, environmental impact, and future expansion possibilities.

The meeting was attended by the Chief Planning Officer, Mohammad Khurshid and Executive Engineer of the Public Works Department (R&B) Rajouri, Sardar Khan.

NO: PR/DDI/J-3773

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RAJOURI, OCTOBER 13:–Deputy Commissioner, Vikas Kundal, presided over a crucial meeting aimed at revising the district environment plan to bolster conservation measures.

The meeting covered a wide range of issues including the current status and action plan for solid waste management, plastic waste collection centers, construction and demolition waste, biomedical waste management, implementation of barcodes on biomedical waste, wastewater treatment, hazardous waste management, e-waste management, water quality management plans, and the identification of Effluent Treatment Plants (ETPs) and Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs).

The meeting commenced with an in-depth discussion on the current status of solid waste management in the district. Deputy Commissioner Rajouri underscored the significance of effective waste management strategies in maintaining a clean and sustainable environment. He emphasized the need for comprehensive waste segregation, efficient waste collection systems, and the establishment of waste processing and disposal facilities.

Another critical point of discussion was the establishment of plastic waste collection centers. Recognizing the severe environmental impact of plastic waste, Deputy Commissioner Rajouri Vikas kundal stressed the urgent need for dedicated collection centers. These centers would facilitate the proper collection, segregation, and recycling of plastic waste, thereby mitigating its detrimental effects on the ecosystem.

The meeting also addressed the issue of construction and demolition waste management. Deputy Commissioner Rajouri emphasized the importance of responsible construction practices and the need for effective measures to manage construction and demolition waste.

Biomedical waste management emerged as another significant point of discussion during the meeting. Deputy Commissioner Rajouri Vikas kundal emphasized the necessity of strictly adhering to proper protocols for the disposal and treatment of biomedical waste. The implementation of barcodes on biomedical waste containers was discussed as an effective measure to enhance tracking, monitoring, and management of such waste. This step would ensure the safe and environmentally friendly handling of biomedical waste within the district.

Water quality management plans were also a focal point of the meeting. Deputy Commissioner Rajouri Vikas kundal emphasized the importance of monitoring and maintaining the quality of water sources in the district. He stressed the need for regular testing, analysis, and implementation of measures to ensure the availability of clean and safe drinking water for the residents.

Regarding the regular monitoring of the mining activities and in a resolute effort to uphold the sanctity of the natural resources of the district and protect the environment from the perils of illegal mining, Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Vikas Kundal, has called for heightened vigilance and enforcement measures.

Deputy Commissioner expressed his unwavering commitment to strengthening conservation measures in the district and promoting sustainable development. He emphasized the collective responsibility of government departments, local communities, and other stakeholders in prioritizing environmental conservation and implementing effective measures for waste management, wastewater treatment, and other environmental initiatives.

“The revision of the district environment plan marks a significant milestone in our journey towards creating a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable Rajouri. It is imperative that we work together to implement robust environmental conservation measures and ensure a better future for our district,” said Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Vikas Kundal.

The meeting was attended by DFO Nowshera; ADC Rajouri, Rajiv Kumar Khajuria; GM DIC, Ashwini Sharma; ACD, Vijay Kumar; CMO Rajouri Dr. Rajinder kumar; ACP, Sheraz Chowhan; DPO, Auqil Nuvaid; DMO, Naseeb Bajrang; DO PCB, Anupam Koul; CEO Education, Sultana Kouser; MS DH, Dr Mehmood Bajar; EOs Municipalities and other concerned officers.

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RAJOURI, OCTOBER 13:– In a proactive move aimed at fostering strong community engagement and addressing the concerns of the people, Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Vikas Kundal, met with a public deputation from Sunderbani. The delegation, led by District Development Council Member, Rajinder Sharma, brought to light a range of issues and demands pertaining to their respective areas.

Chief Planning Officer, Mohammad Khurshid was also present during the meeting. One of the primary issues raised during this meeting was the proposed shifting of the tehsil headquarter from Beripatan to Bajnova.

Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal attentively listened to all the concerns and demands presented by the delegation. He assures the deputation that the District Administration is unwavering in its commitment to addressing the genuine problems faced by the community.

The DC underscored the pivotal role played by community participation in the development process. He urged the residents to closely collaborate with the District Administration and keep a vigilant eye on the ongoing developmental activities within their areas. Such active involvement from the public, he noted, is instrumental in driving positive change and achieving the shared vision of progress and prosperity.

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