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Anantnag, Apr 11 :  District Magistrate, Anantnag, Mr. Bashir Ahmad Dar, today distributed free ration packets with all basic essentials among the locals & non local labourers at 40th BN CRPF headquarter, Ashajipora, Anantnag in presence of ADC and ACR Anantnag.

The food packets were arranged by 40th BN CRPF, Ashajipora, Anantnag. Officiating CO 40th BN CRPF and other Officers of the CRPF were present on the occasion.


ANANTNAG, SEPTEMBER 06: Under youth outreach programme, the Government Degree College, (Boys) Anantnag today organized a T-20 knockout cricket tournament at Khanabal.
The DDC, Anantnag, Mohammad Younis Malik who was the chief guest on the occasion interacted with the players of GDC, Anantnag and GDC, Shopian. He said that district administration is providing every possible support to the youth for participation in sports and other activities.
The Principal GDC, Anantnag who inaugurated the tournament said that 13 teams from the Kashmir division colleges are participating in the T-20 knockout tournament – 2018. The college has  also organized Mirzagalib cricket tournament of 142 teams of the district and 58 cricket matches have been played so far and the college will also organize inter college Kawali competition which will be started from 8th September, 2018.


ANANTNAG, SEPTEMBER 05:   The District Development Commissioner, Anantnag Mr. Mohammad Younis Malik, today convened a meeting of the officers of Department of Posts (DoP) Anantnag, representatives of various banks and other district officers, regarding India Post Payments Bank (IPPB) services, launched by the Hon’ble Prime Minister on 1st of September 2018.
On the occasion experts from Department of Posts (DoP) Anantnag detailed about various services being provided by IPPB for the general public. Threadbare discussions were held regarding the effective implementation of the (IPPB) services.
The experts informed the meeting that the IPPB will be like any other bank but its operations will be on a smaller scale without involving any credit risk and is expected to reach customers mainly through their mobile phones rather than traditional bank branches. The accounts can be opened instantly through their respective mobile apps just by providing details like Aadhaar Number with KYC verification, also doorstep banking service is one of the most distinct features of the IPPB, thereby making it very accessible.
Speaking on the occasion, DDC Anantnag stressed upon the proper dissemination of the information regarding the IPPB, so that benefit reaches upto the grass root level. He stressed on the need to aware the general public about the latest technology and techniques regarding the sustainable cashless transactions, so that maximum could be achieved in minimum time frame.  
The DDC added that there are dozens of social security schemes available for the needy, but need of the hour is to create awareness among general public and close coordination among various banks and government departments so that beneficiaries are benefitted at the right time. He further said that IPPB and other banks can play a vital role in making cashless transactions easy and accessible for the common public.
          Among others the meeting was attended by Postmaster Head Post Office Anantnag, Lead Bank Manager Anantnag, District Social Welfare Officer Anantnag, Chief Horticulture Officer Anantnag, District Agriculture Officer Anantnag, DPO Anantnag and representatives of various banks & Traders Association Anantnag.

ANANTNAG, AUGUST 16: District Development Commissioner Anantnag, Mohammad Younis Malik, today visited Halmulla Sangam to take stock of the progress on the construction of a Recreational Park.
The park is being constructed by the Department of Floriculture Anantnag at an estimated cost of Rs. 5.20 Crore. Located on the right side of the Srinagar–Jammu National Highway at Halmulla Sangam, the park will be a major attraction for tourists and locals alike, besides creating employment opportunities.
The DDC was informed that earth filling has been completed on 22 kanals of the park, while as the construction of fencing and gate pillars, is under progress.
The DDC instructed the concerned departments to finish the work on the additional portion of the park immediately and complete the construction within the stipulated time period.  
The DDC was accompanied by SDM Bijbehara, Tehsildar Bijbehara and officers of the Floriculture Department Anantnag.


ANANTNAG, JULY 17: As per the directions of Advisor to Governor, the District Development Commissioner, Anantnag, Mr. Mohammad Younis Malik today chaired a meeting of different departments directly or indirectly involved in various youth activities like in sports, cultural, art & other civic action programmes.
In this regard a District Level Task Force Committee has been constituted to engage youth in various activities.
 The ADDC, Anantnag, Reyaz Ahmad Sofi has been nominated as Nodal officer of District Level Task Force Committee to monitor the youth activities in different fields like skill development, sports, art and cultural, participation of sports festivals, civic action programmes conducted by J&K police, CRPF, Army & other related activities.
The DDC, directed the Principal Govt. Degree College (Boys) Anantnag, ACD, Anantnag, CO, CRPF, CEO, district Coordinator NYK, District Youth Service & Sports officer, DPO, Forest officer, Sports Council officer, Floriculture officer, representative of 1st Sector RR High ground &other line departments were directed to submit their Action Plan of youth engagement for next 06 months.
The DDC also stressed upon all the officers also to submit list of infrastructure, repairs and renovation of playgrounds, involvement of students of all 45 Higher Secondary Schools and non-school going youth in various activities like seminars, symposiums, dramas, plays, painting competitions, skill development training by ITI, distribution of sports kits, organizing outside tours, civic action programmes like cricket, volleyball, kabbadi, marathons, adventure tourism, group discussions, sports melas, cultural shows, and also to provide musical instruments, costumes & sports uniforms for the youth.
The DDC also directed ACD & DPO to involve their field functionaries for sporting youth at village level. NYK was directed to come up with an action plan of all 235 youth clubs for their involvement in the above said activities besides their own departmental activities of youth organizing camps, outside valley tours etc.


Jammu, June 29: Braving heavy rains which briefly halted traffic on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway, the third batch of 2,876 pilgrims today left here for the base camps in Kashmir Valley to pay obeisance at the shrine of Amarnath, officials said.

The pilgrims left the Bhagwati Nagar base camp in a fleet of 90 vehicles under tight security at around 0630 hours, braving rains which lashed wide parts of Jammu and Kashmir for the third day today, the officials said.

Heavy rains in Banihal-Udhampur sector had triggered landslides and shooting of stones at four places at Panthal, Nedgard, Digdol and Samroli this morning, blocking the 260-km highway - the only all-weather road connecting Kashmir with rest of the country, the officials said.

However, they said the agencies concerned pressed men and machines into service and after hectic efforts cleared the blockade in the shortest possible time at around 0915 hours, allowing stranded vehicles to move towards their destinations.

The blocking of the highway resulted in traffic jam at several places and efforts are on to ensure smooth flow of vehicles, the officials said.

The 60-day annual pilgrimage started from the twin routes of Pahalgam in Anantnag district and Baltal in Ganderbal district yesterday with the first batch of over 1000 people offering prayers at the cave shrine housing the naturally formed ice-lingam.

The officials said the pilgrims were allowed only after getting the road clearance and are expected to reach the base camps of Nunwan-Pahalgam in Anantnag district and Baltal in Ganderbal district later in the day.

However, no 'sadhu' and children are among the pilgrims who left in the third batch today, they said adding while 2032 pilgrims including 315 women opted for the traditional 36-km Pahalgam route, 844 pilgrims including 229 women chose to perform the yatra from the 12-km shortest Baltal route.

With the departure of the third batch, a total of 9305 pilgrims had left the base camp here for the pilgrimage since June 27.

Over two lakh pilgrims have so far registered for the yatra which is scheduled to conclude on August 26 coinciding with the festival of 'Raksha Bandhan'. 
 (PTI)


ANANTNAG, MAY 23: MLA Dooru Syed Farooq Indrabi today laid the foundation stone of Administrative Complex/ Mini Secretariat at Tehsil Headquarter Dooru in presence of District Development Commissioner, Anantnag Mohammad Younis Malik.
While addressing the public gathering at Dooru, Indrabi said that the three-storied Administrative Block which will be constructed by JKPCC at an estimated cost of Rs.6.04 crores and will be completed up to end of May 2020. He further stated that this was the commitment made with the delegation of Dooru constituency by the Chief Minister during Awami Darbar held at Dak Bungalow Khannabal on 11-11-2017. He also said that a total area of 14828.73 sq feet will be utilized for the construction purpose of the Mini Secretariat complex.
The Departments of Revenue including SDM, Tehsildar, Naib Tehsildar, PHE, Social Welfare, Irrigation, ZEO, Education, Tehsil supplies, Treasury, Social Forestry, Agriculture, Veterinary, Fisheries, Courtrooms, Meeting Hall, and Clerical Staff rooms will function in the Administrative Complex / Mini Secretariat which will provide better communication of the Administration with general public.  
The DDC, Anantnag on the occasion said that various development projects are under different phases of construction in the Dooru constituency and the main project Model Sub District Hospital Building, Dooru has been completed and will be inaugurated in near future with all latest healthcare facilities.
Among others, the SDM Dooru, DGM, JKPCC, and other sectoral officers were also present on the occasion.


          ANANTNAG, MAY 19: District Development Commissioner Anantnag, Mohammad Younis Malik, today chaired a meeting to review the status of directions passed by Chief Minister during her public outreach programme and overall developmental scenario in the district.
            Taking a detailed stock of ongoing works, the DDC was informed that repairing and renovation of Ziyarat Shareef at Anzwala is in progress and construction of truss and panelling of the Ziyarat has been completed, while as work is in progress on the minaret, which will be completed within 15 days.
          The DDC instructed the concerned to prepare a DPR to the tune of Rs 10 lakh for the landscaping of the park at said Ziyarat.
            With regard to PHE, SE Hydraulics informed the meeting that among others an estimate of Rs 75 lakh has been prepared for the replacement of pipes of old water supply Scheme Kehribal, besides a DPR to the tune of Rs 336.50 lakh has been submitted for the construction of overhead tank for water supply at Kochipora
            It was given out that proposal for the setting up of cold storage at Kehribal has been submitted to the government under NABARD. Further, for establishing Fruit Mandi, 25 kanals of land have been identified at Kehribal.
            With regard to R&B sector, the meeting was informed that work on various projects is in progress and among others, a DPR to the tune of Rs 165 lakh has been prepared for the macadamization of Ranbirpora road. Similarly, a DPR has been submitted for the widening and improvement of Harnag to Khannabal road, while as Harnag to Achabal Adda road stands macadamized, besides feasibility is being explored for a separate entrance for the Police Post at Janglatmabdi.   
Further, the meeting was informed that ATM for Wanpoh has been sanctioned and will be installed within one month, facility of Open Air Gymnasium at Wazirbagh will be made available soon, survey for establishment of Animal Husbandry Unit at Sichen has been done and report submitted to the Director, while as 20 street lights each at Utrsoo, Chinar Chowk Mir Dantar, Rampora will be installed soon.
It was given out that levelling of the playground at TB Shah has been completed by J&K Sports council. The DDC instructed the concerned to start the work on fencing of the said playground. The Youth service & Sports department Anantnag was instructed to frame the estimate amounting Rs. 30 lakh for construction of a playground at Mir Dabntar .
Works under Power, Education, Health and other sectors were also reviewed threadbare.
On the occasion, the DDC directed all the concerned departments to make concerted efforts in ensuring the timely implementation of the directions passed by the Chief Minister within the stipulated time. He also directed to ensure that the quality of the works is not compromised with.
Among others, the meeting was attended by SEs of R&B, PDD, Hydraulics, CMO Anantnag, Exens of PHE & PDD, Deputy General Manager JKPCC, Officers of Youth Services & Sports & J&KS ports Council, AD Tourism, CPO, DEPO and other district officers. 
ANANTNAG, MAY 18: District Development Commissioner Anantnag, Mohammad Younis Malik, Friday chaired a meeting to review the status of updation of revenue records in the district.
The DDC was informed that updation of Jamabandis and Girdawaris and scanning of land records for the purpose of digitization in all Tehsils of the district is apace.
The meeting also held discussions on land conversion, land acquisition, encroachment and migrant inventory.
The DDC instructed that awareness camps regarding mutation of properties and other related issues be organized in all Tehsils under the supervision of ACR Anantnag and concerned SDMs.
He added that conversion of land and encroachment is a grave issue and needs to be addressed on priority. He instructed the officers to constitute a task force comprising both seniors and juniors for early disposal of issues.
Malik also instructed the officers to maintain tour diaries and submit regular reports. He also called for making field functionaries accountable at the grassroots level for achieving the desired results.
The meeting was attended by ADC Anantnag, ACR Anantnag, SDMs, all Tehsildars and Naib Tehsildars of the district.



Srinagar, Apr 28: Life remained affected for the second day on Saturday due to shutdown in south Kashmir's Shopian district to protest the death of a student during a shootout at Anantnag on Thursday.
Meanwhile, life returned to normal in Tral and adjoining areas in south Kashmir district of Pulwama, where four militants, including Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) operational commander Mufti Yasir, an aide of Masood Azhar, were killed in an encounter with security forces on Tuesday. An Army soldier and a Special Operation Group (SOG) cop of Jammu and Kashmir police were also martyred in the encounter.
Shops and business establishments remained closed and traffic was off the road in Shopian against the killing of Shafiq Shabir Shah. Police said 21-year-old Shah, a student of BA second year, was injured when militants, travelling in a car, opened fire on Thursday afternoon.
Shah was rushed to local hospital from where he was referred to Srinagar. He was declared brought dead in the hospital. Work in government offices and banks was affected due to strike. Educational institutions also remained affected. However, some private vehicles were plying on different routes in the district.
Additional security forces have been deployed to maintain law and order, official sources said.
Meanwhile, business and other activities resumed on Saturday in Tral and adjoining area after remaining affected since Tuesday. Work in government offices and educational institutions also resumed. UNI



ANANTNAG, APRIL 25: The DDC Anantnag Mohammad Younis Malik today chaired a meeting of officers of Rural Development Department to review the pace of progress for construction of individual Household Latrines in the blocks of Kokernag and Sagam.
The DDC was informed that against a target of construction of 10483 Individual Household Latrines in the Kokernag block, 9604 IHHLs stand completed, while as construction on 300 IHHLs is under progress. The BDO, Sagam informed the meeting that against a target of 5897 IHHLs in Sagam block, 5364 ILHHs have been completed.
 The DDC stressed upon the officers of the Rural Development Department for achieving the targets in full to declare the blocks ODF. The meeting was attended by ACD, Anantnag, BDO Kokernag and Sagam, VLWs, Gram Sahiks and other field functionaries of the department.




ANANTNAG, MARCH 27: A team led by Assistant Commissioner Revenue, Anantnag, Syed Shabir Ahmad today launched a demolition drive along the new National Highway at Bijbehara.
During the demolition drive, 12 illegal structures constructed in violation of existing norms and procedures were demolished.
The ACR was accompanied by SDM Bijbehara, Tehsildar Bijbehara, Revenue officials and other concerned.



ANANTNAG, MARCH 26: The District Development Commissioner (DDC) Anantnag Mohammad Younis Malik today visited National Highway and inspected the pace of construction work at Levdoora and Wangund.
Various deputations belonging to the areas met the DDC, who apprised him about the construction work made at the sites by RAMKY. The deputations requested for widening the road/crossings and making necessary renovations for smooth vehicular movement.
The DDC was accompanied by SDM, and Engineers of R&B and RAMKY.



ANANTNAG, MARCH 26: District Development Commissioner (DDC) Anantnag, Mohammad Younis Malik today chaired a meeting to review the progress achieved under Swachch Bharat Mission (SBM) here.
The purpose of the meeting was to sensitize concerned for accelerating the efforts of making the district Open Defecation Free (ODF).
“Poor sanitation is a primary cause of many deadly diseases, deaths among children under 5 years of age, contamination of groundwater sources, loss of family income on account of increased health costs, and compromised human dignity,” said the DDC.
 DDC said under SBM, the Rural Development Department is providing a financial assistance of Rs.12000 for construction of Individual Household Latrines (IHHL).
The DDC stressed upon the BDOs for 100% coverage till 7th April 2018. He also directed them for gearing up the field functionaries at the grass root level and focus on Baseline Survey to achieve the targets.
 The meeting was informed that in Rural Development Block, Qazigund, against a construction target of 2836 IHHL, 2210 units have been completed and online payment has been made in favour of 1322 beneficiaries.
The meeting was also attended by Chief Planning Officer, Anantnag, ACD, Anantnag, DPO and concerned BDOs.



ANANTNAG, MARCH 15:  The meeting of Building Operations Controlling Authority (BOCA) of Pahalgam Development Authority was held today under the chairmanship of District Development Commissioner, Anantnag, Mohammad Younis Malik.
Threadbare discussions were held for 29 cases relating to repairs/ renovation and reconstruction at Pahalgam by the BOCA out of which 04 cases were approved by the committee and for making necessary repairs and renovation in the residential houses without changing the interior design at Pahalgam. Five cases were rejected and others deferred for want of commits by the CPT.
Chief Executive officer PDA was directed to refer the remaining cases to the Chief Town Planner, Kashmir. The DDC directed him to circulate the files of these cases among other members of the BOCA for time bond report. DDC also directed CEO for making survey and assessment of the material on spot to be used for repair and renovation work.
The meeting was attended by the BOCA members including CEO, PDA Mushtaq Ahmad Simnani, SDM, Pahalgam, Mohammad Ashraf, Chief Town Planner, Kashmir and other members of the committee.  



ANANTNAG, MARCH 15:  Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Baseer Ahmad Khan Wednesday chaired a meeting to review the progress made, so far, on Chief Minister’s decisions for district Anantnag.
District Development Commissioner Anantnag, Mohammad Younis Malik briefed the Divisional Commissioner in detail about the action taken report on CM’s commitments which she had made to the general public during a public durbar held at Pulwama on November 11, 2017.   
The meeting was informed that up-gradation of WSS, Brinty Batpora, water facility to Gujjar and Bakerwal community at Pahalgam, the playground at Dadoo, flood protection works at Mirgund and improvement of LT/HT network at Pahalgam are those implemented works were financial commitments were implemented in full. It was further revealed that under PDD sector receiving station Shankarpora and Sallar have been augmented while as augmentation of RS, Hillar has already been tendered out and shall be completed in June, 2018. Besides the construction work of receiving stations at Dandipora, R. Kushipora Damhall and Kokernag have been proposed under centrally sponsored schemes.
DDC informed the chair that DPR of WSS, Watnard and Kokernag have been submitted to the higher authorities, while as WSS, Kasana Mohalla shall be taken up under NABARD.
DDC apprised that 319 directions were passed in the Awami Darbar out of which 74 have been implemented fully, while as the rest are under progress.
It was given out in the meeting that under Animal /Sheep Husbandry sectors directions have been implemented fully which includes construction of Animal Husbandry Centre, Bijbehara and Veterinary Centre at Jablipora.
While giving the details of the Animal /Sheep Husbandry Department, it was given out that all the 08 directions have been implemented, which include construction of building for Animal Husbandry Centre at Bijbehara and Veterinary Centre at Jablipora.
With regard to Health sector, it was given out that 04 directions have been implemented which include improvement of healthcare services at Badasgam and availability of healthcare services in the district hospital, Anantnag during night hours.
Div Com was informed that in Social Welfare Sector, both the 02 directions have been implemented. Similarly, in Rural Development Department out of 13 directions, 11 are under progress and directions regarding toilet facilities near Ziyarat Shariefs / Jamia Masjid have been made for the devotees.    
The meeting was attended by ADC Anantnag, Anantnag Chief Planning Officer, Anantnag, SE& R&B, Deputy Director Food & Supplies, CMO, CEO, Exens of PMGSY, PHE, PDD, R&B and all the district officers of the line departments.



ANANTNAG, MARCH 13: District Development Commissioner Anantnag, Mohammad Younis Malik today chaired a meeting of officers from Urban Development Department to review the progress achieved, so far, under centrally-sponsored Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM) in the district.
The meeting aimed to accelerate the efforts to achieve total sanitation coverage and to declare Anantnag district Open Defecation Free (ODF) by October 2018.
During the meeting, the DDC reviewed the area wise performance of various blocks of the district under Swachh Bharat Mission and set the timelines for completion of all pending works in the current financial year in time bound manner.
It was given out that, 4947 applications were received under SBM for construction of Individual Household Latrines (IHLs) of which 2753 were verified and 517 IHL units were completed. Further, 112 units are under progress and Rs.50 lakh has been released under the SBM for the Anantnag town.
The DDC also reviewed the progress of works in Urban areas of the district and directed the concerned officers to clear the pending claims of the contractors within a week’s time so that cent percent physical and financial targets are achieved.
The meeting was attended by ADDC Anantnag, Reyaz Ahmad Sofi, CPO Anantnag and other officers of the Urban Development Department.



ANANTNAG, MARCH 12: The Additional District Development Commissioner Anantnag, Reyaz Ahmad Sofi today flagged-off a group of 25 farmers on a seven-day exposure tour to Himachal Pradesh under centrally-sponsored Agriculture Technology Management Agency (ATMA) scheme.
During the tour, organized by Department of Horticulture Anantnag, the farmers will interact with their counterparts of Himachal Pradesh to gain exposure about how farming is being done there. They will be exposed to varied types of horticulture farming being done in Himachal Pradesh by experts.
On the occasion, ADDC said that aim of organizing such exposure tours for the farmers is to aware them about the latest and scientific techniques of farming. He added that such tours will be organized in future too.


ANANTNAG, FEBRUARY 21: A day-long training-cum-awareness camp on disaster preparedness was organized today at Srigufwara byDistrict Disaster Management Authority Anantnag.
Tehsildar head quarter, Anantnag Imtiyaz Ali, Tehsildar Srigufawara RashidRaina,officials from Civil Defence Anantnag, Health and Rural Development were present on the occasion.
The camp witnessed a massive participation of a large number of ASHA workers, Anganwari Workers, Numberdars, Chowkidars, volunteers, functionaries of Disaster Management Authority and other prominent sections of the society.
The people, volunteers and other members of civil defence were imparted training in medical emergency rescue, and emergency evacuation using ropeways, besides giving glimpse of modern equipment used in collapsed structures and firefighting.
The people and other participants hailed this initiative of District Administration and demanded to conduct such programs in future as well.
The programme was aimed at educating the people about various means of disaster management, besides disseminating awareness about various methods of mitigating disaster losses.
On the occasion, various speakers deliberated on the topic and exhorted upon proper preparedness to minimize losses.

Later, a mock drill was organized in which volunteers of civil defence, youth services and sports, revenue, education, and other departments participated.

ANANTNAG, JANUARY 23: Deputy Commissioner, Mohammad Younis Malik. today chaired a meeting of the officers to review final arrangements for the celebration of National Voters Day and Republic Day.
It was informed in the meeting that the main function of the Republic Day will be held at GDC Khanabal while as the National Voters Day will be organised at Dak Bungalow.
On the occasion, the DC directed all the officers to ensure the presence of their staff on the Republic Day at the main venue. The officers apprised him of the arrangements being put in place for organizing the function successfully.
Besides, the DC said that R-Day functions shall also be held at sub-Division and tehsil headquarters.
While reviewing the arrangements for the National Voters Day, the DC was apprised of the arrangements made for celebration of the function.
The DC informed that voter IDs will be distributed among the new voters on the occasion.

The meeting was attended by ADC, PO ICDS, Chief Education Officer, ACD, Dy CMO, DSWO, BDOs and other officers.