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KULGAM, JULY 17: A meeting was chaired by DDC Kulgam Dr Shameem Ahmad Wani at mini secretariat Kulgam with regard to the implementation of SansadAdarash Gram Youjna (SAGY) for already identified villages of Ashmuji and SangusKahrote of district Kulgam.
District officers from various departments presented a detailed report of works undertaken by their respective departments.  
The ACD who is also the charge officer of SAGY briefed the DDC that 45 works have been identified so far at an estimated cost of 45 Lakhs to develop these villages on modern lines RDD.
CEO briefed the DC that a smart Class room has been established in Ashmuji and additional accommodation faculty has been provided to HSS Ashmuji.
Functional manager DIC informed DC about the training courses offered to the women of Ashmuji to develop SHGs in Ashmuji village. He also added that Kulgam district has four developing industrial estates and Ashmuji site is under development phase.
ACR, ACD, CPO, Exen PHE, CMO, BMO, and other District and sectoral officers were present in the meeting.


'World Red Cross Day observed at HSS Kothi Bagh'
SRINAGAR, MAY 08: Secretary School Education, Farooq Ahmed Shah today said the government will constitute Red Cross Committees in all the educational institutions of the State.
He made these remarks during a state-level function to mark the World Red Cross Day at Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Kothibagh. He said the aim of the initiative is to train students in providing first aid to people caught in disaster.
"Education Department can play vital role in producing best Red Cross volunteers from the schools. Proper guidelines should be issued shortly to all the heads of the educational institutions for expending the amount being raised as Red Cross fund," Shah said, who was chief guest on the occasion, said.
The theme of this year's day is "Everywhere for every one smile". The function started with a flag hoisting ceremony by chief guest followed by a prayer ceremony attended by the students of the school.
While paying tributes to Dunant Henri, the founder of the Red Cross, the Secretary Education said Henri dedicated himself to serve humanity and the society must follow the teachings of such men.
He said the State Red Cross Society is playing yeoman's role in serving the people of the State in disaster and other eventualities. He said the World Red Cross Day is being celebrated to make people aware on how to get relief during natural calamities and other disasters.
The Secretary appreciated the commendable work of the Red Cross volunteers of Ramban district who saved many lives of Shri AmarnathjiYatries at Banihal last year when their bus rolled down and they were crying for help. He felicitated the 35 volunteers by given them mementos.
On the occasion, General Secretary Jammu and Kashmir Red Cross Muhammad Shafi Rather highlighted the importance of the day. He said the main aim of the activities of the Red Cross was to serve the humanity.
Rather said the day makes the people aware on how to save lives by providing assistance during disaster conditions.
A.M. Mir, who is the Executive Director of the J&K Voluntary Health and Development Association, Principal, Girls Hr. Sec. School Kothibagh, Romana Qazi, staff of SP Hr. Sec School and Kothibagh Hr Sec School, guests from ICRS, volunteers from Ramban and large number of students were present.
On the occasion, master trainers of Indian Red Cross and students of Higher Secondary School, Kothibagh, carried out mock drills about life saving and providing first aid, which was hailed by the audience.
Renowned announcer Fayaz Ahmad Fayaz was the presenter of the programme.


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


Srinagar, Mar 10: Except south Kashmir, educational institutions reopened on Saturday in the Valley, where authorities have ordered closure of schools, colleges and universities as a precautionary measure following separatist strike call on Monday.
The strike was called to protest against death of four civilians and killing of two Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militants in an encounter by security forces in Shopian on Sunday night.
The Kashmir University (KU) and Jammu and Kashmir School Board of Education (BOSE) will also conduct scheduled examinations from today while the Islamic University of Science and Technology (IUST) started scheduled examinations from Friday.
Though High and Higher Secondary Schools (HSS) reopened on February 27, the lower class up to middle schools were to reopen after winter vacation on March 5, when the separatist called for strike.
However, all educational institutions will remain closed as a precautionary measure in south Kashmir districts of Anantnag, Pulwama, Kulgam and Shopian as a precautionary measure. Now, educational institutions will reopen in south from Monday.
Meanwhile, according to Secretary, Education Farooq Ahmad Shah, the government would release Rs 1 crore to each District Institute of Education and Trainings (DIET) to strengthen their basic infrastructure and make them fully functional in the state.
Students in colourful school uniform, holding bags and water bottles in their hands were seen marching towards their respective institutions in the Kashmir valley, including summer capital, Srinagar, where schools reopened on Saturday after winter vacation. In fact, the schools up to middle classes were to reopen on March 5 in the Kashmir valley. However, as a precautionary measure authorities ordered closure of all educational institutions after Shopian killings and strike called by separatists. Today will be observed as “welcome day” for students in their schools and there will be no other activities.
High and HSS also reopened today after remaining closed since Monday. Similarly examination and other activities also resumed in universities in the valley.
Meanwhile, Mr Shah has directed all the Chief Education Officers (CEO) of Kashmir Division to keep three days for the inspection of the schools and maintain close contact with all the Heads of the Institutions.
An official spokesman said that Director, School Education, Kashmir GN Itoo, along with other officers and the Heads of Institutions of schools of Srinagar, briefed the Secretary about the overall education scenario of the Valley. The Director assured that biometric attendance system would be installed in all the Higher Secondary Schools of the Kashmir Division at the earliest. 
He said the Secretary also reviewed the functioning of Education Department in Leh and Kargil and other far-flung areas like Keran, Machil, Tangdhar, Wadwan, Dachan, Paddar, Gurez, Tulail and other areas. He directed concerned CEOs to take necessary steps to provide all the educational facilities in these areas by taking the help of the civil administration.
He further said that strict action would be initiated against the teachers found working in private tuition centers during working hours. There should be no negligence in payment of salaries to the teachers, he added. The Secretary also reviewed the construction works going on under RMSA, SSA and other schemes. He directed Chief Education Officer, Kulgam to personally monitor the construction works of schools in the district. UNI