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  • District Police Rajouri organized Martyr’s Memorial Cricket Tournament-2023

    District Police Rajouri organized Martyr’s Memorial Cricket Tournament-2023

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    RAJOURI OCTOBER 01:–Jammu & Kashmir Police Martyr’s Memorial Cricket tournament concluded today at DPL ground Rajouri.  Earlier the tournament started on 21.09.2023 and inaugurated by SSP Rajouri Amritpal Singh-IPS. Total 16 teams from across the District had been participated in the tournament. Two teams Moon Star and Jawahar Nagar reached in the final which was played today between both the teams in which Moon Star remained winner where as Jawahar Nagar remained runner up. Cash reward of Rs.20,000/= with trophy was handed over to the winner team while cash Rs.15,000/= and trophy was handed over to the runner up team.

  • Saima Jan fulfilled the demand of machadamization of roads at Gogi bagh , Sultan Avenue budgam.

    Saima Jan fulfilled the demand of machadamization of roads at Gogi bagh , Sultan Avenue budgam.

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    BUDGAM,OCTOBER  01: –DDC BK Pora budgam Saima Jan toured to Gogi bagh , Sultan Avenue budgam and took stock of development works.

    Saima Jan during her visit interacted with the locals and asked them about their feedback for the developmental works .

    The locals thanked her for her concern about their issues.

    Saima Jan after interacting with the locals said that “ I am highly grateful for showing much love and support”.

    She has fulfilled the demand of machadamization of road at Gogi bagh, Sultan Avenue budgam and assured the locals that all the remaining development works will be done soon.

  • Deputy Commissioner Rajouri Leads Ek Tareekh Ek Ghanta Ek Sath Cleanliness Drive

    Deputy Commissioner Rajouri Leads Ek Tareekh Ek Ghanta Ek Sath Cleanliness Drive

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    RAJOURI, OCTOBER 01: –Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Vikas Kundal, today led the cleanliness drive, as part of the ‘Ek Tareekh Ek Ghanta Ek Sath’ initiative, encouraging individuals to donate one hour of their time towards community betterment.

    The event, held at four key locations – DC office complex, Bella Park, Old Bustand, and New Bus Stand, saw enthusiastic participation from various sectors of the community.

    At the DC office complex, the event was attended by the Commandant, CRPF 72 Bn Rajouri; Vivek Sakseena; Assistant Commissioner Revenue, Imran Rashid Kataria; Chief Agriculture Officer, Sohan Singh; Assistant Director FCS&CA, Auqil Nuvaid and other officers.

    At Bella Park, the event witnessed the active participation of President MC Rajouri, Mohd Arief, along with councillors including Sanjay Sharma, Pushpinder Gupta, Mamta Dutt, Iftkar Dar, Mushtaq Ahmed and Rabia Kouser

    Similar events, echoing the spirit of community service and cleanliness, were successfully replicated at the other designated locations, bringing together residents, officials, and local authorities in a unified effort to keep Rajouri clean and beautiful.

    Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal also spoke passionately about the significance of cleanliness and sanitation, emphasizing their direct impact on the well-being and health of the community.

    He also expressed his gratitude to all participants and emphasized the importance of collective action in creating a cleaner and more vibrant Rajouri. He commended the dedication of all those who came forward to contribute their ‘Shram Daan.’

    This exemplary initiative reflects the commitment of community leaders of Rajouri and residents to maintain the cleanliness and hygiene standards of the city setting a positive example for others to follow.

    At the heart of the ‘Ek Tareekh Ek Ganta Ek Sath’ cleanliness drive in Rajouri was the spirit of ‘Shram Daan’ or voluntary labor. This selfless act of giving one’s time and effort for the betterment of the community served as the driving force behind the initiative.

    ‘Shram Daan’ not only symbolized the dedication of the participants but also highlighted the invaluable contribution of every individual towards the collective goal of a cleaner and more vibrant Rajouri.

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  • Eid Milad -un-Nabi celebration in Budhal large numbers of devotees Participated Eid Milad un nabi Rally in Budhal kotranka

    Eid Milad -un-Nabi celebration in Budhal large numbers of devotees Participated Eid Milad un nabi Rally in Budhal kotranka

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    SAYED ZAHID 

    RAJOURI SEPTEMBER 28 :– Today a biggest rally was taken out from Markzi jamia masjid Budhal in connection with Eid Milad-ul-Nabi celebration in Budhal of Rajouri district which ended Eid Gaha Budhal .Large numbers of devotees participated in the rally on 12 Rabi.ul.awal Taking out of religious processions and holding of congregations marked the celebration of Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi the birth day of Prophet Mohammed SAW  across the Rajouri district .

    The biggest religious procession was taken out by Eid Milad-Un –Nabi here today.
    A large numbers of members from Muslim community participated in the procession  from Budhal markets .The precisionists with Islamic banners and flags in their hands and raising religious slogans in praise of Prophet Mohammed.

    The participants of the enthusiastic rally recited Darood Sharif and Naats in a loud voice to express their feelings and devotion and also held a conference with full religious commitment on the Prophet biography in Budhal adjoining villages in which scholars gave detailed explanations. Under the auspices of Eid Milad-ul-Nabi, Mahfil Milad was organized in which religious scholars shed light on various aspects of the Prophet’s life.

    They said that Islam teaches peace, brotherhood and harmony and emphasized on following the teachings of Islam, maintaining peace, prosperity and brotherhood while living in a multi-religious and multilingual society. Sirat-ul-Nabi conference was organized eid milad un nabi

    Every street in many villages of Budhal including Budhal city is thronged with happy and enthusiastically devotees and  this day a very special and uniquely one in terms of its importance to celebrated the best festival.

    Every house of Budhal city are fully with colorful lights and flags of Eid Milad-un-Nabi while peoples also decorates their houses and streets in the same way . The rally ended with concluding prayer was offered for country peace prosperity development and security of brotherhood.“`

  • 4000 vacancies of constables created after recruitment handed to separate agency: DGP

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    Says due to delay in recruitment, deficiency in ranks being felt in every district, Situation continues to remain normal despite Kokernag gunfight; strong security grid in place across J&K, Kathua a peaceful district

    KATHUA, SEPTEMBER 27 :–Jammu and Kashmir’s Director General of Police (DGP) Dilbagh Singh Wednesday said that after the administration handed over police recruitment to a separate agency, there are 4000 vacancies of constables in the department while deficiency is being felt everywhere.

    “Earlier, police would conduct its recruitment drives itself. Since the recruitment process was handed over to some separate agency, there are 4000 vaccancies of police constables in the department. The deficiency in ranks is being felt every where in J&K,” DGP Singh told reporters on the side-lines of a security review meeting at Kathua district, as per news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO).

    He said that Kathua and its remote villages are maintaining the communal harmony. “There are hardworking people who spend days in fields and shops to earn their livelihood. Peaceful atmosphere is prevailing in this district,” the DGP said, adding that “there is a great demand for the police recruitment drives as youth here are facing unemployment.”

    He said that police had been always giving priority to border areas whenever recruitment drives were held in the past.

    Asked about situation post Kokernag encounter where two army officers and a police officer were killed, the DGP said “situation continues to remain peaceful as it was earlier.”

    He said that neighbouring country always hatches conspiracies to destabilise the peace but police and forces are alert to foil all such bids—(KNO)

  • Deputy Commissioner Rajouri inspects progress of work on Koteranka Khawas Road

    Deputy Commissioner Rajouri inspects progress of work on Koteranka Khawas Road

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    RAJOURI, SEPTEMBER 27: –Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal today conducted a thorough inspection of the ongoing construction work on the Koteranka Khawas road.

    He was accompanied by the Executive Engineer (XEN) of the Public Works Department Koteranka, Vikas Bhel.

    The 30.2 kilometer Koteranka Khawas road project, a cornerstone of regional infrastructure development, carries an estimated cost of Rs 68 crore, the road holds immense promise in improving the lives of the local population residing along its route.

    During the inspection, the Deputy Commissioner underscored the critical importance of adhering to stringent quality parameters throughout the construction process. He emphasized the need for uncompromising commitment to quality, ensuring that the road not only connects communities but also stands as a symbol of durability and resilience in the face of environmental challenges.

    “The Koteranka Khawas road is more than just a physical connection; it is a lifeline that will enhance connectivity, facilitate trade and open new avenues of progress for the people of this region. We must ensure that it meets the highest standards of construction, adheres to timelines, and becomes a source of pride for generations to come,” he said

    The visit of the Deputy Commissioner and his unequivocal commitment to the success of the project has injected renewed enthusiasm among the teams working tirelessly on its implementation. The local community, too, eagerly anticipates the completion of the road recognizing the transformational impact it will have on their lives.

    As the project continues to progress, the administration and stakeholders remain steadfast in their dedication to delivering a world-class road infrastructure that will stand as a testament to growth and development of Rajouri district.

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  • DC Rajouri presides over Chintan Shivir at Khawas to pave the Way for implementation of Aspirational Block Program

    DC Rajouri presides over Chintan Shivir at Khawas to pave the Way for implementation of Aspirational Block Program

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    RAJOURI, SEPTEMBER 27: –A momentous Chintan Shivir was today convened at Block Khawas to discuss the contours of development plan under Aspirational Block Development Program.

    Chaired by District Development Commissioner i, Vikas Kundal, the crucial meeting attended by PRIs, government functionaries, civil society members had detailed discussions on varied developmental issues to be addressed under Aspirational Block Development Programme.

    The Aspirational Block Development Programme is a nationwide programme which focuses on improving governance to enhance the quality of life of citizens in the most difficult and underdeveloped blocks of India by converging existing schemes, defining outcomes, and monitoring them on a constant basis.

    The objective was to deliberate, strategize, and devise solutions for issues hampering development while pinpointing geographical areas that need focused attention across 39 Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) in nine crucial sectors across five themes.

    This strategic Chintan Shivir was marked by extensive discussions among key stakeholders. It centered on evaluating the progress across 9 sectors, namely Health, Nutrition, Education, Agriculture, Basic Infrastructure, Drinking Water, Sanitation, Financial Inclusion, and Social Development, through the lens of 39 KPIs.

    District Development Commissioner Vikas Kundal, guided the proceedings. His role as Chairman of this significant event was pivotal in facilitating candid discussions, brainstorming, and fostering a collaborative environment for crafting a developmental roadmap.

    The deliberations within the Chintan Shivir embraced the spirit of cooperative problem-solving. It identified geographical pockets and areas that require special attention and innovative interventions to bridge developmental gaps effectively.

    The Aspirational Blocks Development Programme epitomizes the commitment of the administration to inclusive growth, leaving no community behind. The successful Chintan Shivir exemplified the power of collective efforts and innovative strategies in confronting challenges and harnessing the latent potential of the region.

    The event drew together various stakeholders and it was a testament to the collective commitment to ensure equitable access to essential services, opportunities, and an improved quality of life for all citizens.

    DDC expressed satisfaction with the outcomes of the Chintan Shivir, emphasizing its pivotal role as a catalyst for positive change. He lauded the dedication and cooperation of all participants, highlighting that the tangible results in the identified sectors are now within closer reach.

    During the assessment of various departments, the Deputy Commissioner emphasized the utmost importance of addressing any existing gaps and expediting developmental projects while aligning with their respective priorities and deliverables. Furthermore, DDC also underscored the critical need to extend individual beneficiary schemes down to the grassroots level within the aspirational blocks.

    During the Chintan Shivir, Deputy Commissioner emphasized a priority focus on those who are antodayas. He underscored the progress of the Koteranka road project, highlighting its rapid development to enhance area connectivity.

    Addressing the issue of staff shortages, the Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal provided assurance that these gaps would be promptly addressed to improve administrative efficiency. In the realm of education, he placed emphasis on student enrollment and the implementation of online teaching classes from Rajouri headquarter. Furthermore, the Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal stressed the need for infrastructure development at HS Khawas.

    To ensure comprehensive coverage, he committed to include all remaining beneficiaries under the Awas Plus. These priorities and initiatives collectively reflect commitment of the administration to the holistic development of the region.

    Under the Jal Jeevan Mission, Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal said that work on 15 out of the 16 planned schemes has already commenced, signaling significant progress in providing access to clean and safe drinking water. He reiterated his commitment to ensuring that all remaining households would soon have functional tapped water connections through the JJM.

    In the realm of healthcare, the Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal emphasized the importance of universal coverage for all eligible beneficiaries under the Ayushman Bharat scheme. This comprehensive approach to healthcare reflects his dedication to improving the well-being of the community.

    DDC also rallied all district officers, encouraging them to work collaboratively and wholeheartedly to saturate these schemes in the aspirational blocks, ultimately achieving tangible and impactful results at the grassroots level.

    The DDC fervently emphasized the pivotal role of all stakeholders in the forthcoming Sankalp Saptah, set to launch on September 30, 2023, under the visionary guidance of the Prime Minister. During insightful discussions on matters of paramount public significance, the Deputy Commissioner rallied the Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs), urging them to forge a harmonious alliance. Together, they are poised to orchestrate a symphony of transformative initiatives, including Swasthya Melas, Poshan Melas, Swacchta Ek Sankalp, Krishi Melas, Shiksha Ek Sankalp, and Sammridhi Divas, meticulously tailored to empower rural livelihoods across every nook and cranny of Block Khawas.

    In a resounding chorus of commitment, the PRIs solemnly pledged their unwavering dedication to this collective endeavor, pledging to steer the wheels of progress toward a brighter future.

    The Chintan Shivir concluded on a promising note, carrying the aspirations of progress and development in the aspirational blocks of Rajouri. The administration extends its heartfelt gratitude to all participants who actively engaged in this transformative endeavor.

    The Chintan Shivir served as a remarkable platform for all the stakeholders to converge and deliberate on strategies that will shape the aspirations of Block Khawas.

    Among the others who attended the event were the Additional Deputy Commissioner Koteranka, Surinder Mohan Sharma; Chief Planning Officer, Mohammad Khurshid; Assistant Commissioner Panchayat, Sheraz Chowhan; District Panchayat Officer, Auqil Nuvaid; District Mineral Officer, Naseeb Bajrann;CEO Rajouri sultana kouser; CMO, Dr Rajinder Sharma; XEN Jal Shakti, XEN PDD, XEN PWD and other district and sectoral officers.

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  • Saima Jan greets people on Eid Milad-un-Nabi ( ﷺ ) Urges admin to ensure proper power, water supplies at Hazratbal other shrines

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    SRINAGAR SEPTEMBER 27 :– DDC BK Pora Saima Jan on Wednesday extended hearteous greetings to the people on the eve of Eid Milad-un-Nabi (ﷺ).

    In a statement issued here, Saima Jan appealed to people to pray for peace and harmony in Jammu and Kashmir on this revered occasion, adding that it was on this day the prophet of prophets Muhammad (saw) was born.

    In her message on the auspicious occasion of Eid Milad-un-Nabi (SAW), Altaf Thakur said, “I extend my heartiest greetings to the people, especially Muslims in Jammu and Kashmir, on the revered occasion of Eid Milad-un-Nabi, which marks the birth anniversary of our beloved prophet (PBUH). The revered day brings blessings to mankind as the Almighty Allah sent Prophet Muhammad (SAW) as a messenger of peace and harmony for everyone living in this world.

    “May this Eid Milad-un-Nabi bring peace and harmony in our lives, and may the blessing of this sacred occasion fill our hearts with the mercy of Allah, guide us to the right path, and fill our hearts with the mercy of Allah,” she prayed.

    Saima Jan urged the administration to ensure proper drinking water and power supplies especially on the occasion of Milad-un-Nabi (saw) especially at Hazratbal and other shrines of Kashmir.

  • Notorious bovine smuggler booked under PSA by Rajouri Police

    Notorious bovine smuggler booked under PSA by Rajouri Police

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    RAJOURI SEPTEMBER 27:–Continuing its efforts to take stern action against notorious bovine smugglers and to take adequate preventive measures against their unlawful activities, Rajouri police has booked another notorious bovine smuggler under Public Safety Act (PSA).

    The notorious criminal namely Nazarat Hussain Shah son of Zabir Shah resident of Village Plangarh Tehsil Thanamandi, Rajouri has been booked under Public Safety Act for his repeated criminal activities which are highly prejudicial and detrimental to the maintenance of public order.

    Taking note of his repeated involvement in unlawful activities the said person is detained under PSA after an order issued by DM Rajouri on the basis of a report submitted by District Police Office Rajouri.

    Action against notorious criminals is the main priority of Police in the district with many criminals already been booked/detained under law of land while some preventive detentions have also been made.

  • DC Rajouri reviews pendency of court cases of Rural Development Department

    DC Rajouri reviews pendency of court cases of Rural Development Department

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    RAJOURI, SEPTEMBER 26:– Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Vikas Kundal On Tuesday chaired a crucial meeting focusing on the court cases within the Rural Development Department.

    The DC reviewed the status of cases currently awaiting resolution in the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir, seeking comprehensive briefings from the concerned officers.

    The meeting revealed that the replies have been duly filed for 71 RDD cases. Demonstrating an unwavering commitment to expeditious justice, the DC directed the officers to expedite the submission of replies for the remaining cases without any unnecessary delays and to take court cases seriously.

    During the meeting, Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal stressed the importance of maintaining transparency and accountability in handling the court cases of the Rural Development Department. Therefore, he directed all officers involved to adhere to the highest ethical standards and to prioritize the best interests of the community while dealing with these legal matters.

    Furthermore, the meeting served as an opportunity for the officers to share their insights and experiences in handling RDD cases. This exchange of knowledge and expertise among the officers promotes a collaborative environment, where best practices can be identified and applied to enhance the efficiency of the Rural Development Department’s legal affairs. Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal encouraged this knowledge-sharing approach to collectively strengthen the legal capabilities of the department and contribute to the overall development goals of Rajouri district.

    Chief Planning Officer, Mohammad Khurshid; Assistant Commissioner Development, Vijay Kumar; ACP, Sheraz Chowhan and Block Development Officers attended the meeting.