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Hello Jammu News at 6:48:00 PM 0

RAJOURI, JUNE 29: The Additional Deputy Commissioner Koteranka  Shafiq Ahmed today  reviewed the functioning of  health department in block Kandi  here at a meeting with the concerned officers and officials.
 The meeting was attended by Block Medical Officer (BMO), Community Health Officers and other officials of the department.
  The BMO Kandi Dr Iqbal Malik informed the meeting that Sub Centres Kandra, Hayatwali, Kalachanger, Najeri Jamola, Muruta and Chamitrar have been made functional by internal arrangement in compliance to directions of DDC Dr Shahid Iqbal Choudhary.
The meeting held point wise review of JSY, JSSK, RBSK, immunization, RKS, status of construction work of various buildings of PHC, NTPHC, Health Sub Centres and allopathic dispensaries and creation of additional infrastructure at sub-district hospitals/CHC/PHCs besides repair and compound walling of health institutions.
Executing agencies were asked to ensure that all health institutions of Block Kandi are provided water and electricity and   construction work of main buildings is completed in stipulated time period.
Stressing upon the importance of revenue entries of lands and buildings of the department to discourage encroachments, the ADC directed the BMO to endeavour to retrieve the encroached land with the help of revenue authorities, get it demarcated and ensure entry in revenue records.
The meeting also embarked on the issue of shortage of ambulances and staff in the Block. It was informed that all ambulances of CHC Kandi are off the road and there is a dire need of this facility in the hospital.  The BMO was directed to take up matter with higher authorities for writing off all dead stock and also send requisition for new ones.
The ADC also reviewed the availability of diagnostic facilities in the Block and peripheral hospitals, medical supplies position and availability of essential drugs.
Regarding shortage of staff in the block, the ADC directed the BMO to implement the directions of DDC Rajouri for cancellation of all attachments and initiate stringent action against officials who do not join back at the original place of posting.
Grievances of the employees were also listed in the meeting    and on spot decisions were taken.
The BMO was asked to implement the decisions taken in the review meeting of health sector by DDC Rajouri regarding the   punctuality and observance of dress code by the staff.
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Hello Jammu News at 7:28:00 PM 0


SHOPIAN, MAY 25: District Development Commissioner Shopian, Gazanfar Ali, Friday chaired a meeting to review the progress of developmental works and implementation of welfare schemes under health and education sectors in the district.
Status of NTPHCs at Wachi, Mashwara, Trenz, Ramnagri, Tukroo, Alamganj, Losedenow, Wathoo and T-Wangam in the district, walling around District Hospital Shopian and construction of E-class rooms in the district were discussed during the meeting.
The DDC instructed the officers to accelerate the developmental tempo and ensure all ongoing developmental projects are completed within their stipulated timeframes.
He also directed for taking effective steps to implement welfare programmes in mission mode for optimum results on the ground. He instructed for submitting physical and financial progress of ongoing development works on a monthly basis in order to avoid inordinate delays in their completion.
Additional Deputy Commissioner, Chief Planning Officer, Chief Medical Officer, Chief Education Officer, Dy. General Managers JKHB and JKPHC, Medical Superintendent District Hospital among other concerned officers were present in the meeting.
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Hello Jammu News at 6:50:00 PM 0

JAMMU, JANUARY 16 – Minister for Health & Medical Education Bali Bhagat today informed the Legislative Council that government has released Rs 3 crore for up-gradation of NTPHC Pahalgam.
He said that the funds have been provided under National Health Mission (NHM) but work on the project has not been taken up due to imposition of ban on construction work in the area.
The Minister was replying to a question of legislator Sofi Yousuf.  
          Meanwhile, the Minister informed that NTPHC Kullar is entitled to one post of doctor and the vacancy would be filled after    recruitment against the already advertised posts was completed.    He however said that one doctor engaged under NHM has been posted at NTPHC Kullar.

The Minister said that the proposal for up-gradation of PHC Srigufwara is under examination of the government.
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Hello Jammu News at 4:00:00 PM 0



          BUDGAM, DECEMBER 23:  Member Legislative Assembly from Khansahib, Hakeem Yaseen today laid the foundation stone of a New Type Primary Health Centre (NTPHC) at Jawalapora to be constructed at an estimated cost of Rs 1.86 crore.
           The MLA also laid the foundation stone of Government High School Building at Jawalapora. Funds for construction of the NTPHC and High school building shall be provided by the legislator out of his Constituency Development Fund (CDF).
          Speaking on the occasion, Yaseen asked the concerned engineers to ensure completion of both the projects within stipulated time so that people of the area are benefitted. He assured the people that no stone would be left unturned to provide better facilities od modern day life to people of Khansahib.
          He also took stock of work on Randakdaji- Jawalapora road being constructed at an estimated cost of Rs.15 crore under CRF. He enjoined upon the concerned engineers to expedite work on this important road project.
          The MLA also asked the engineers of the PHE Department to prepare a DPR for a separate water supply scheme for Jawalapora so as to provide adequate drinking water facilities to the people of the area.

          He also sought the cooperation of the people in making the Khansahib one of the socio-economically developed constituencies of the State. 
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Hello Jammu News at 7:18:00 PM 0
Min lays foundation stones of two Health Centers at Beerwah block


          BUDGAM, NOVEMBER 02: Minister of State for Health & Medical Education and Social Welfare Asiea Naqash said that development of infrastructure in the health sector is the top priority of the Government so that people, especially those residing in rural and far-flung areas, receive quality healthcare facilities.
          The Minister said this after laying the foundation stone of two New Type Primary Health Center (NTPHC) at Chewdora and Ratsun villages at Beerwah Block in district Budgam. The Minister was informed that the estimated cost of these NTPHC is Rs 1.88 crore each and will be completed by next year.
          Addressing the gathering, the Minister said that the health care is one of the top priority sectors for the Government. She added that the Government is committed to reach out to rural areas with the latest technology in the field of diagnostic and treatment.
          “Government had provided Rs. 134 crores for upgradation of Health centers across the State. Five new medical colleges are under construction, new maternity hospital coming up at Bemina, PET scan facilities will be launched soon in SKIMS, LD hospital will have an additional wing. The Government has a proposal to built accommodation for doctors and paramedical staff near their health centers so that rural people get health care round the clock. It is working round the clock to provide best healthcare facilities to the people. For the Welfare of poor girls, the government had already distributed Rs 10 crore under marriage assistance Scheme.” she said.
          Locals appraised various demands to the visiting dignitary and the Minister assured them that their genuine demands will be addressed on priority basis.  
          She directed the health department to complete the work of Rs two crore funded PHC Centre at Peth-Muqaam immediately so that the locals get health care facilities at their door-step.
         The Minister also directed DC Budgam to macadamize all roads leading to Chewdara and Ratsun villages immediately, besides start renovation work of schools in these villages. She also asked for starting the work on the Beerwah-Ratsun Water scheme on priority basis so that the locals get benefit from it.

 Deputy Commissioner Budgam Haroon Malik, Director DHSK Dr. Saleem-u-Rehman, Ex MLA Dr. Mohammad Shafi, PDP Leader Nazir Ahmad Khan, CMO Budgam, BDO Beerwah and other concerned officers were accompanied the Minister.  
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Hello Jammu News at 6:34:00 PM 0
Inaugurates 10 bedded NTPHC at Khiram


          ANANTNAG, NOVEMBER 1: Minister for Revenue Relief Rehabilitation and Reconstruction, Abdul Rehman Veeri today said that steps are afoot to develop health sector in remote areas of the state.
The Minister said this after inaugurating 10 bedded NTPHC (New Type Primary Health Center) at Khiram Anantnag.
          Veeri asked the officials to ensure all equipments and medical staff round the clock in the hospital so that people of the area can avail medical facilities in their neighborhood. He said that health sector will be upgraded in terms of manpower and equipment across the state.
He also said that Government is working towards complete revamp and overhaul of the health sector and in due course of time this sector will be in best shape.
          He also said that an effective mentoring system has been put in place to ensure accountability and transparency in delivery of health services.
Revenue Minister had a detailed tour of the health center and ensured that all the facilities have been put in place for the smooth functioning of the health center.
          He asked the officials to ensure proper sanitation and cleanliness in the center.
          Earlier, Revenue Minister inaugurated Dormitory at Ziyarat Shareef Khiram constructed by Tourism Department.
          On the Occasion, the Minister said that Government will provide all facilities for the devotees who throng in huge numbers.
          He also said that religious tourism has a big scope in the state and people from far and wide come to pay obeisance at  Ziyarat Shreef Khiram. He asked the officials expedite the process of fencing of shrine and construction of Foot Bridge.
          He also asked the officials to construct more washrooms in the vicinity of the shrine and start construction at an earliest.

          He was accompanied by, Deputy Commissioner Anantnag Younis Ahmed Malik, Director Health Services Kashmir Dr Saleem-Ul Rehman SE Anantnag, Director Tourism Kashmir Mehmood Shah, CMO Anantnag and other officers of the district.
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Hello Jammu News at 7:54:00 PM 0

JAMMU, AUGUST 11: Minister for Health & Medical Education, Bali Bhagat today inaugurated a New Type primary Health Centre (NTPHC) at Mathwar and Sub Centre Building at Sarote.
The upgraded Sub Centre building into NT Primary Health Centre (NTPHC) at Mathwar has been constructed with a cost of Rs. 60.30 Lakh.
MLA, Devender Singh Rana, was also present on the occasion. 
          While speaking on the occasion, the Minister said the government is making concerted efforts to develop infrastructure in all vital sectors to provide the people with all the requisite necessities for better living conditions.
He said that it is the top priority has been accorded to upgrade the existing health infrastructure, especially in the rural and far-flung areas to ensure availability of better healthcare and diagnostic facilities to the people at their doorstep.
He said the Government has taken several measures to augment the health services vis-à-vis streamlining the functioning of the health institutions by rationalizing the staff strength as per the actual workload of the institution.
He also called upon the health functionaries to put in dedicated efforts to provide better Medicare to the people.
In his address  Davinder Rana said that this upgraded health centre will augment health care facilities in the area and shall help reduce referral cases to other institutions.
Later the Minister listened to the problems of the locals on and assured that steps would be taken up to solve the same at the earliest.
He also visited the houses damaged in the recent floods in Sobka (Gharota) and assured the people that they will be compensated as per the norms.
Director Health Services, SDM North, CMO Jammu, Senior functionaries of PHE, Health & Medical department, JKPCC, PWD(R&B) and large number of prominent citizens were present on the occasion.


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