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POONCH, SEPTEMBER 06: District Development Commissioner, Rahul Yadav today reviewed the implementation of ongoing Swachhta Pakhwada-2018 in a meeting here.
The DDC directed the concerned departments to identify more areas to be cleaned during the programme. He instructed them to hold cleanliness drives and involve officers of various departments, volunteers from Nehru Yuva Kendar , schools ,colleges, self help groups , community participants and Asha workers for the Swachhta Programmes all over the District.
The meeting was informed that five places in Poonch, Mandi ,Surenkote, Mendhar and Bafliyaz are finalized to be cleaned completely.
The DDC asked the concerned officers to draft a detailed list of activities such as symposiums, cleanliness drives, painting competitions and many alike being organized during Swachhta Pakhwada.
The meeting was attended by ACD, DPOs, BDOs, Principal GDC Mendhar, Principal GDC Surenkote, Vice Principal GDC Poonch , CMO Poonch, CEO Education besides representatives of Nehru Yuva Kendar and other concerned officers.



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.

Infrastructural development including Asia's longest 
tunnel to change fate of people:Vikram Randhwa
KARGIL, Aug 8: Former Minister & BJP Spokesperson Priya Sethi today said, BJP led union government had massive plans for Ladakh region including Kargil and it is towards this end that massive infrastructural projects were initiated besides people oriented schemes launched that are benefitting the population especially women in this region.
Addressing a press conference here today she said Kargil would have developed at par with any other region of the country had political outfits like Congress, National Conference (NC) and PDP not encouraged and promoted dynastic rule in J&K State. Since these political outfits continued to patronage their wards and kins people were never empowered as left to fend for themselves.
Vikram Randhwa Seh Prabari Kargil and MLC, Distt President  Mohammed Ali, Mahila Morcha President  Lilla Bano Lama, Pulzor BJYM President Mohamod Hussain were present in the press conference.
Urging people to throw these promoters of dynastic politics out of power, Priya Sethi said elections to Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council, Kargil are very crucial and a right time to keep such forces at a bay. The development of Kargil, she added was also put in cold store by these very politicians.
Priya Sethi said development including better connectivity, harnessing solar hydro power, women empowerment and better employment opportunities were all initiated during the BJP regime which if continued sincerely will make Kargil a hub of solar and hydro electricity. It was during BJP stint that Kargil and Zanskar got development authorities.
The BJP spokesperson added that Kargil was the economic powerhouse due to equidistant from Ladakh, Srinagar and Skardu but dynastic lust of those in power ruined it. However, Kargil is sure to regain its glory once Srinagar-Leh highway and tunnels are built to give the region all weather connectivity.
Giving details of development projects she disclosed that agriculture soil testing laboratory was also established here and to reduce pressure on farm labour which comprises of mostly women 50% subsidy on agriculture tools and machinery was also extended to the region.
Under PMDP, 5 apricot solar dryer cum space heating with energy storage on 90% subsidized rate was installed on July 28 last at different locations in Kargil on a trial basis, Priya Sethi informed and added that these projects are sure to increase the economic potential of the farmers of Kargil who has a total area of 1900 hectares for production of fresh fruit.
Kargil, she added is on the developmental map of union government and to save about 7,800 metric tons of Apricot produce - main cash crop a cold Storage powered fully by Solar Energy with a capacity of 1000 metric tons is on the anvil. The project was sanctioned during BJP regime. 
Giving details of other projects initiated during BJP regime in the state, she said under PMDP, Rs.50 Crore has been allocated for construction of girls hostels in 07 degree colleges of the state, Girls hostels have been approved for GDC Paloura, GDC Thathri, GDC Rajouri, GDC Bemina, GCW Kupwara, GCW Pulwama, GDC Kargil/Leh besides 200 bedded hospital is coming up at KUBATHANG KARGIL.
Urging people to have faith in BJP leadership, Priya Sethi said Prime Minister Narendra Modi had recently inaugurated 44 Mega Watt Chatuk hydro electric power project which is a run-of-the-river project built on the Suru river in Kargil. During the sun drying process, the fruit loses its natural colour and turns dark brown. This is the major drawback of traditional method of sun drying in Ladakh are that Ladakh is one of the major producer of apricot in India, but, at present almost 90% of the fresh apricot being produced in this cold arid region go waste and its market value stands abysmal. The prime reason for such debacle is the lack of proper network for processing and supplying apricot products in Ladakh and elsewhere in India.
The local apricot growers, though, have the knowledge of cultivation and drying, but, they are devoid of any modern technical skills for proper preservation, storage, transportation and marketing of apricot products. This results in a huge less not only to the poor farmers but also to the economy of Ladakh  in general.
Ladakh's apricots are of premium quality and stood among best apricot internationally. But the issue of concern is, there is an insect called Codling Moth, which cause huge damages to apricot and apple as well. Hence, the government has put a ban on exporting fresh Apricot and Apples from Ladakh to outside its district.
Solar power generation capacity planned for Ladkah was 5,000 Mw, for Kargil was 2,000 Mw
Udan service to Kargil was also started for convenience of people. The sector was opened in January 2018. It is due to some internal airlines problem that service has to be stopped. It will be resolved and new players are coming to take those sectors, she informed.
Vikram Randhwa Seh-Prabari Kargil and MLC said that what Congress couldn’t do in 65 years BJP did in four years like once 14.2 km longest tunnel of Asia at an estimated cost of Rs 6089 cr. Will be through the area will see remarkable change. He added that Union minister for surface transport Nitin Gadkari is monitoring project regularly and there's no time delay. This is also going to be important from defence point also. It will create employment opportunities as well.

BARAMULLA, JULY 31: Govt. Degree College for Women, Baramulla today organized a Seerat conference today.
On the occasion, a number of students from various Colleges of North Kashmir participated in the inter-college symposium. Junaid Wani of GDC, Boys Baramulla bagged the first position, while as Sadiya Firdous from GDC Kupwara and Uzma Rahim from GDC Women Baramulla got second and third position respectively.

RAMBAN, JUNE 06: A gala function was organized on world environment day, 2018 here at Government Degree College Banihal in collaboration with NCC Unit.
Assistant Professor and   Caretaker officer NCC Dr. Shafiq Ahmed Katoch and department of Environment Sciences head Rahul Kumar (AP EVS) supervised the event with the theme “BEAT PLASTIC POLLUTION”.
The day long activities witnessed Poster Making, Essay Competition, Quiz & Debate competitions among the participating students.
Earlier, key note address was delivered by Assistant Professor Sociology Ajay Kumar.
Prof. Abdul Rehman Najar, Principal of the college exhorted upon the students to create awareness among the society regarding the theme of this year’s Environment Day.
Prizes and certificates were also presented to the participating students. The vote of thanks was presented by Ass Prof Mushtaq Ahmed Sohil.

SRINAGAR, JUNE 06: A deputation of inhabitants of Dooru Shahabad constituency, headed by Ghulam Hassan Bhat called on Deputy Chief Minister, Kavinder Gupta here today and highlighted several important issues/problems of the area.
The deputationists also submitted a memorandum of demands to the Deputy Chief Minster and requested for immediate resolution of these issues of public importance. The issues mostly related to the overall development of the area, including construction of Mini Secretariat in Dooru, construction/restoration of gutted building of tehsil office, transferring the administrative control of existing park from the PWD to Tourism Department for its better upkeep, removal of encroachments along the Shehl-e-Naag park, establishment of Courts of District & Sessions Judge at Dooru headquarters.
The other issues highlighted in the memoranda related to the strengthening of existing Fire & Emergency Services, proper fencing of forest area situated around residential areas to prevent man-animal conflicts, strengthening the tourism infrastructure, up-gradation of GDC hostel, road infrastructure and improving the health facilities with posting of more doctors and para-medics in the SDH, Dooru as per the flow of patients.
The Deputy Chief Minister while interacting with the members of the visiting delegation appreciated their concerns and urged them to constantly pursue the issues with the concerned authorities so that the directions are implemented on ground as per the aspirations of the people.


SRINAGAR, MAY 23: Minister for Higher Education, Technical Education and Information Technology, Molvi Imran Raza Ansari, today reviewed the work on girls’ hostels being constructed in various areas of the State under Prime Ministers Development Package (PMDP).
The Minister directed the executing agency Jammu and Kashmir Housing Board to speed up the work on the hostels on priority and added that he would be personally monitoring the quality and pace of the works. He asked them to redouble their efforts to meet the set deadline.
He also directed the concerned agency to devise a proper work plan so that students don’t face further difficulties in availing the hostel facilities.
The seven girls hostels are being constructed at GDC Bemina, GDC for Women, Kupwara, GDC for Women, Pulwama, GDC Kargil, GDC Paloura, GDC Rajouri, and GDC Thatri at an estimated cost of Rs 50 crore.  
Commissioner Secretary Higher Education, Technical Education, Youth Service and Sports, Javed Ahmad Khan, officials from J&K Housing Board and other concerned attended the meeting.


Srinagar, Apr 19: Security forces resorted to lathicharge and burst teargas shells on Thursday to disperse stone-pelting demonstrators at Shopian in south Kashmir, protesting against the Kathua rape and murder case.
Despite suspension of class work in Government Degree College (GDC) and Higher Secondary Schools (HSSs) in Shopian, a large number of people, mostly youths, hit the streets at main chowk, raising slogans demanding death penalty to all those involved in the crime.
However, the security forces and state police personnel deployed in the area immediately swung into action after the demonstrators disrupted traffic movement. Security forces resorted to repeated lathicharge after the demonstrators refused to disperse, official sources said. Later security forces burst teargas shells to chase away the demonstrators, who were pelting stones.
Business and traffic movement came to halt in the town though efforts are being made to restore normalcy in the town, they said, adding that the clashes were going on when the reports last came in.
Meanwhile, the class work in GDC and HSSs was suspended on Thursday by the Deputy Commissioner as a precautionary measure. UNI


Srinagar, Apr 18: Security forces burst teargas shells and resorted to lathicharge to disperse students of Islamic University of Science and Technology (IUST), Awantipora, who boycotted their classes and protested against the rape and murder of eight-year-old girl at Kathua in January this year.
Meanwhile, class work in a number of Government Degree Colleges (GDCs) and High Secondary Schools (HSSs) remained suspended as a precautionary measure to avoid any law and order problem.
Students of the IUST, Awantipora, in Pulwama district boycotted their classes and protested within the campus on Wednesday. However, when the students, including girls, started marching towards the Srinagar-Jammu national highway, security forces and police personnel immediately swung into action and stopped them from moving ahead. However, students, raising slogans and demanding death penalty to those responsible for the inhuman act, security forces resorted to lathicharge which had no impact on the students who pelted stones. Later security forces burst teargas shells to disperse the demonstrators at the campus.
The University authorities suspended the class work and directed students to return home. The situation was now very tense but under control, official sources said.
Meanwhile, class work remained suspended in Amar Singh College (ASC), Srinagar, GDC and HSS Kangan in Ganderbal and GDC and HSS boys in Sopore in Baramulla district as precautionary measure to prevent any law and order problem. UNI