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Hello Jammu News at 7:24:00 PM 0

Several proposals of public importance cleared
SRINAGAR, SEPTEMBER 18: The Forest Advisory Committee (FAC) headed by Chief Secretary, Shri B V R Subrahmanyam Tuesday in its 110th meeting, cleared 5 proposals of urgent developmental and public importance, on the specified terms and conditions.
The proposals cleared today include use of forest land for up-gradation of 4-Lane Jammu-Akhnoor section of NH 144 A and the Srinagar- Banihal section, construction of PMGSY roads in Ramnagar and Bandipora Forest Divisions and other critical infrastructure.
While reiterating the directions for ensuring minimum felling of trees and undertaking compensatory afforestation over alternate land in lieu of diversion of forest land, Chief Secretary asked the Forest department to prepare a plan for undertaking roadside plantations; funds for which are available with the Department.
A Compliance report on the instructions issued in the 109th FAC was also presented before the Committee.
The Committee was informed that Forest Department has issued instructions in the form of circular to the user agencies wherein they have been asked to consult the officers of the Forest department at the project conceptualization stage, to ensure working out proposals which involve minimum felling of tress and preservation of flora and fauna.
Further, it was informed that a monitoring mechanism for observance of FAC conditions has been set up at the Conservator level.
The monitoring Committees will include Conservator of Forests as Chairman, DFO, representative of Revenue Department and representative of User Agency as members.
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Hello Jammu News at 7:17:00 PM 0

KUPWARA, SEPTEMBER. 07: District Development Commissioner Kupwara, Khalid Jahangir today convened a meeting of officers to review the physical and financial achievements of various departments under District CAPEX Budget 2018-19 in the Meeting Hall of DC Office Complex.
The DDC took sector wise review of the progress of projects undertaken by different departments/agencies under District CAPEX Budget 2018 - 19 allocation and other centrally sponsored schemes. He reviewed the schemes of Rural Development Department, Irrigation and Flood Control, R&B, PMGSY, Health, PDD, Animal Husbandry, Education, Youth Services &Sports, Sheep and Animal Husbandry and others.
The meeting was informed that an allocation of Rs 213 crore has been sanctioned for the district under CAPEX Budget 2018-19. It was given out that out of an availability of Rs 72 crores, 81.94% expenditure has been achieved till the end of August 2018.
With regard to the progress achieved in various sectors, the meeting was informed that under Agriculture and Allied Sectors, against an availability of 54.26 crores, an expenditure of 13.54 crores has been made till August ending, an achievement of 26%.
Similarly, in I&FC, against an availability of 46.22 crores, 41.30% expenditure has been made till August 2018.
Under Youth Services and Sports sector, an expenditure of Rs 3 crores has been made, out of the availability of Rs 4.91, against an allocation of Rs 9.81 crores for the year 2018-19.
In RDD, under NRLM, IAY (JRY), MGNREGA (SGRY) out of total availability of Rs 5809.97 lacs, the tentative expenditure ending August has been 5798.04 lacs.
Likewise, the progress under Power, R&B, Industry & Minerals, Transport, Urban Development, Sheep and Animal Husbandry was also reviewed and progress was found satisfactory.
Detailed discussions were also held on various issues related to effective implementation of vital schemes and projects in the district.
The DDC directed the concerned officers to mobilise all the sources for effective and timely completion of developmental projects.
The DDC directed the concerned Executing Agencies to speed up the construction work on various Projects. He emphasized upon the officers to ensure accountability and timely completion of all projects. He also asked for the reconciliation among intending departments and executing agencies for better results and timely completion of the works.
The meeting was attended by JD Planning, Imtiyaz Ahmad, CEO, CAHO, CAO, DSHO, Executive Engineers of various engineering wings, representatives from health, Information and other district officers of various departments including Engineers of Irrigation & Flood Control.
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Hello Jammu News at 8:26:00 PM 0

ANANTNAG, SEPTEMBER 04: Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Baseer Ahmad Khan today chaired a meeting of officers here at Dak Bungalow Khanabal to review the pace and position of various developmental projects undertaken by different executing agencies in district Kulgam.
The meeting was attended by District Development Commissioner Kulgam Dr Shamim Ahmad Wani, ADDC Khawaja Nazir Ahmad, Chief engineer R&B,SEs, Exens, CPO and District and sectoral officers of District Kulgam.
On the occasion, the DDC presented a detailed account of various developmental works under different sectors through a power point presentation. He briefed the chair about the physical and financial achievements made under different schemes and flagship programmes in the district. It was given out in the meeting that out of approved Capex budget of 132.15 crore, 17.43 crore has been expended out of available amount of 24.47 crore. 
It was also given out in the meeting that under  PMGSY 13 projects are under execution  with an estimate cost of 89.91 crore with road length of 79.26 kilo meters out of which 7 projects to be completed in current fiscal.
Div Com was also briefed that out of 6 major bridges 5 are at different stages of development and one completed at cost of 3.82 crores. Further he was informed that IPD block of District hospital Kulgam is also near to completion. 
It was also added that for youth engagement programmes recently sports action plan was infuriated and district will buzz with different sports activities and for strengthening sports infrastructure 116 play fields will be developed upto ending September. 
Speaking on the occasion, Divisional Commissioner stressed for strengthening public delivery system for the overall betterment of the people. He emphasized upon all the officers to work diligently for the early completion of all the components of the projects. 
He also stressed for early mitigation of public grievances.
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Hello Jammu News at 8:24:00 PM 0


SRINAGAR, SEPTEMBER 04: In an effort to speed up the outcome oriented disposal of the Grievances reported to Governor’s Grievance Cell by general public, a review meeting of 6 departments pertaining to Jammu division was taken under the Chairmanship of Project Director, J&K Government Grievance Cell (JKGGC), Inam-ul-Haq Siddiqui.
Nodal Officers from all the six departments viz., Chief Engineer PMGSY Jammu, Chief Conservator of Forests Jammu, Chief Engineer PHE Jammu, Chief Engineer PWD (R&B) Jammu, Chief Engineer UEED Jammu and Director, Industries and Commerce Department Jammu attended the meeting via video conferencing from Civil Secretariat Jammu.
A total of 483 grievances have been received by these departments till date, out of which 244 have been disposed off and 239 are in the process of disposal.
The Nodal Officers of the concerned departments were exhorted to seriously contemplate on the issues reported by general public and co-ordinate citizen friendly solutions at their own level for quality disposal of genuine complaints and grievances forwarded from Governor’s Grievance Cell.
The departments were impressed upon to institutionalize the grievance redressal mechanism at departmental level and to upgrade such systems to cater to the pressing grievance, demands of people on fast track mode.

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ANANTNAG, SEPTEMBER 04: The Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir, Baseer Ahmad Khan today chaired a high-level meeting of officers of civil administration at Dak Bunglow, Khanabal to review the progress of core sectors including R&B, Education, Health, PMGSY, Power, PHE, Irrigation & Flood Control, FCS&CA, Mega projects under execution in the district. 
The District Development Commissioner, Anantnag, Mohammad Younis Malik through a power point presentation informed the meeting about the physical and financial progress achieved under various sectors in the district upto the end of August, 2018. He said that an allocation of Rs.199.50 crore has been sanctioned for the district under Capex Budget 2018 – 19. It was given out that out of an availability of Rs 70.50 Crore, 89.87% expenditure has been achieved till the end of August, 2018.
The DDC informed that under R&B sector, against a target of 144.50 Kms macdamization target, a road length of 68.90 kms have been macadamized so far in the district.
Under PMAY out of the total allocation of Rs.21.53 crores, cent percent progress has been made against the availability of Rs 5.02 crores. Similarly under MGNREGA, against an availability of Rs. 46.28 crores, against an allocation of Rs.48.98 crores, an expenditure of Rs. 44.71 crores has been booked, which is 96% of the total availability.
The meeting was informed 20 Kms of road length has been macadamized and macadamization is in progress on 30 kms under PMGSY sector.
With regard to the progress achieved in various schemes of education sector, the meeting was informed that under elementary education, out of an availability of Rs. 15.6 crore, 19.29% expenditure has been achieved. Similarly, out of an availability of Rs.33.63 lacs, 22.69% expenditure has been achieved in the secondary education till the end of August, 2018.
The DDC appraised the Div Com about the activities being carried out by district level Task Force Committee under youth outreach programme and said that 300 volunteers have been identified at village level for participation in various sports activities. The District Sports Council, Anantnag has register 142 cricket teams in the district which are participating in T20 – Super Cup Cricket Tournaments at different venues.
Under Youth Services and Sports sector, an expenditure of Rs 2.30   lacs has been made, out of the availability of 5.66 lacs, against an allocation of Rs11.32 lacs for the year 2018 – 19.
Similarly, under Khelo India Programme, 36 play fields have been identified for repairs and renovation purpose, out of which repairs of 12 play fields have been identified. The Div Com directed for identifying more places for play fields for which funds will be provided to engage the youth in different sports activities.
The DDC informed the Div Com about the sports activities being carried out under youth outreach programme and said that Rs.30 lacs have been provided to sports council for fencing of the Sports Stadium, Anantnag.
The DDC also informed the Div Com about the protection work on vulnerable sports of Nallah Bringi, Lidder, Sandran & Jhelum. 87 identified sports have been completed under restoration of Irrigation canals.   
The Div Com, Kashmir directed the concerned Executing Agencies to speed up the construction work on various Projects. He emphasized upon the officers to ensure accountability and timely completion of all projects. He also asked for the reconciliation among intending departments and executing agencies for better results and timely completion of the works.
The Div Com also directed the JKPCC, R&B to speed up the construction work on various mega projects including Government Medical College, Dailgam, Anantnag, Multi-level Car Parking at Janglatmandi, Trauma Hospital, STP, Uranhall, Bijbehara, and Shopping Complex at old SRTC yard.
The work is under progress on sewerage treatment plant under AMRUT at an estimated cost of Rs. 120 crore at Uranhall. 80% work has been completed with an expenditure 70 crores, the construction work on STP at Wazeer Bagh is also under progress.
The meeting was attended by Chief Engineer R&B, Director Local Bodies, Director Rural Development, ADDC, General Manager DIC, SE PDD, R&B, CPO, CMO, Anantnag, CEO, CAHO, Executive Engineers of R&B Division, Anantnag, Vailo, Qazigund, Exen PHE, Bijbehara, Qazigund.
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Hello Jammu News at 8:29:00 PM 0

UDHAMPUR, AUGUST 30: District Development Commissioner, Ravinder Kumar today reviewed phase wise progress achieved under Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) here at a meeting of concerned departments.
Detailed discussion was held on the status of   PMGSY roads taken up under phase –III to Phase X, removal of debris accumulated due to landslides in current rainy season, land acquisition status for roads sanctioned under III to X phase, status of pending construction works etc.
The DDC impressed upon the officers to maintain quality in works while construction of road and bridges and strictly adhere to the time limits. 
He asked the Executive Engineers to jointly inspect the sites of damages caused to forest land and ensure proper supervision of works being executed by contractors.  
The DDC also called for conducting joint inspection of concerned departments to remove the bottlenecks hindering the progress of sanctioned development works.
 Expressing concern over delay in various works leading to cost escalation, he exhorted upon the officers to work in tandem with other agencies.
The meeting was attended by Additional Deputy Commissioner, Krishan Lal, SE PMGSY, Manzoor Ahmed, Executive Engineer PMGSY, Ashok Kumar besides Officers/ Officials of revenue department.
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Hello Jammu News at 8:20:00 PM 0


SRINAGAR, AUGUST 28: Government today accorded sanction to the appointment of Principal Secretary to the Government, Planning, Development & Monitoring Department, Rohit Kansal, , as Inquiry Officer in place of the then Commissioner/Secretary to Government, Labour & Employment Department Kifayat Hussain Rizvi,  to inquire into the use of 2.635 hectares of forest land for construction of road from Km 15 to Narla in Reasi Forest Division by the officers/officials of PMGSY in violation of the J&K Forest (Conservation) Act,1997.
The Inquiry Officer shall submit his report within a period of one month from the date of issuance of this order. The Forest, Environment & Ecology Department shall provide all the requisite records and assistance to the Inquiry Officer.

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Hello Jammu News at 8:53:00 PM 0

POONCH, AUGUST 07:   District Development Commissioner, Rahul Yadav, along with a team of District and Sectoral Officers, today listened to public issues here at Surankote .
ACD Mukhtar Ahmed, SDM Surankote Mohammad  Rahsid Kohli, SDPO Riyaz Ahmed ,DPO Mazahar Hussain Kazmi, Executive engineers of PWD, PHE, PMGSY and I & FC, CMO Mumtaz Hussain Bhatti, CEO Mushtaq Ahmad, Tehsildar Shahid Iqbal and other senior officers of district and sub-divisional administration attended the public meeting.
The DC listened to the issues and problems of the people and assured that the  same  will be projected to Government.
 The Local representatives raised   developmental issues and other grievances of their area and urged the administration for prompt redressal. Issues raised mostly pertained to water and power supply, ration and cooking gas supply, condition of roads including Harri mohalla-Bypass road , check post road ,hospital-Mirza morh road and other important roads under PMGSY including Pamrote to Lathoong, Fazalabad to Mahrote and Mandi-Fagla CRF road.
 The People also demanded improvement in the functioning of Surankote Municipal Committee,    education sector by posting subject specialized teachers of Maths and Science and better infrastructure in schools.
For promotion of agriculture, the locals  sought establishment of Sabji Mandi, repair of irrigation canals. They also demanded blacktopping of Bafliaz-Surankote , Dundak Mandir-Mehrote  roads and ration Depots in far flung area and development of playground with sports facilities at Surankote.
Responding to the demands, the DC assured that all their grievances will be addressed and genuine demands met in a time bound manner.
The DDC called upon the public to participate in developmental process by active participation in plan formulation and keeping a vigil on execution of works and implementation of schemes. He also directed the officers to conduct extensive field visits and finalize developmental plans in due consultation with public so that benefits of the projects reach to real beneficiaries.
The DDC also informed the public that district administration Poonch will conduct similar public meeting camps in far flung areas of Surankote. He said the decision has been taken to maximize public participation in Developmental Plan Formulation.
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Hello Jammu News at 8:32:00 PM 0

RAMBAN, AUGUST 07: District Development Commissioner Showkat Aijaz Bhat today reviewed performance under district Capex budget 2018-19 and progress on major projects here at a meeting of line departments.
The meeting was attended by ADDC Ravinder Sadhu, ADC Gurvinder Jeet Singh,CPOUttam Singh, Collector Sawalakote, Zameer Ahmed,   XENs of PDD, PWD, PMGSY and PHE, CMO, CEO, CHO, CAO, DFOs and other district and sectoral officers.
The DDC reviewed in detail physical and financial achievements of Education, RDD, PWD, PHE, PDD, Health, Forest, Animal Husbandry, Sheep Husbandry, Fisheries departments etc under District plan.
Expressing displeasure over low expenditure, he set deadlines for all departments to complete ongoing projects and achieve 100 % targets under district plan, state plan and centrally sponsored schemes.
The DDC stressed on convergences of resources of different departments to meet the aspirations of the public.  He laid special stress on the completion of schools and road projects take up under various schemes.
He asked the departments to ensure judicious and effective utilization of funds and work in coordination to remove bottlenecks hindering developmental works.
Reviewing the RDD sector, he said that schemes like MGNREGA are meant to create viable and durable assets to cater local people and provide livelihood to the economically weaker sections of the society.
Later, the DDC took detailed review of the status and progress on major development projects including Degree college buildings of Banihal and Gool, 50 bedded Hospital Banihal, PHC Ukhral, water filtration plant Ramban, Polytechnic College Ramban, Girls Hostel, District Administrative complex, DIET building Banihal, Indoor Stadium Gool,  Gujjar and Bakarwal Hostel, Munsif court complex Ukharl  . He directed the executing agencies to expedite the progress on these vital projects to ensure their timely completion.
The DDC the officers to put vigorous efforts to achieve assigned targets and complete the works well in time to benefit the public. He also reviewed the AEBAS registration of employees of the line departments.
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Hello Jammu News at 8:21:00 PM 0


RAJOURI, AUGUST 03: District Development Commissioner Rajouri Mohammad Aijaz Asad today took comprehensive review of performance of different departments in terms of physical and financial targets.
The DC reviewed the progress of Education, Health, PHE, PWD, PDD, RDD, PMGSY Agriculture, Horticulture Fishery and other departments and issued string of directions for expediting the pace of development works and effective implementation of welfare schemes and programmes of the government.
The Chief Medical Officer was directed to conduct eye camps for children in far flung areas and also provide ambulance facility to these areas. He was also asked to ensure all attachments are cancelled to meet the shortage of   staff in the health institutions of the district.
Executive Engineers of PWD, PHE, PMGSY, PDD, RDA and I & FC were impressed upon to ensure timely completion of crucial projects to provide early benefits to the public. They were asked to file detailed report to the administration to resolve the issues/bottlenecks, if any, hindering the execution of projects.
The DDC also reviewed block wise performance under SBM, MGNREGA, 13th and 14th FC and set timeline for completion of all the pending works in the current financial year. He directed for carrying out intensive campaign for Swach Survekshan-2018 involving all stakeholders like religious leaders, social activists, media, students, civil society members etc for achieving the goals envisioned under the mission.
Directions were issued for 100% completion of works under MGNREGA for FY 2016-17 and 2017-18, Aadhaar seeding of all job cards to weed out ghost and inactive job cards and timely completion of works taken up to meet government’s commitment.
The officers were directed to furnish details of all the projects which need Rs 25 Lakh so that additional funds are requested from the Government. Officers were asked to closely monitor the burning public issues and take immediate necessary steps for addressing these the same. 
The meeting was attended by Chief Executive Officer, Rajouri Development Authority, Dr Tahir Firdous, S E Hydraulic Mohammad Rafiq Khan, CPO Abdul Hamid Chowdary, ExEn PDD Munshi Khan, ExEn PHE Nisar Khan, ExEn I & FC Sunil Koul, ExEn PMGSY Rajouri and Budhal divisions, DPO Abdul Khabir, CMO Rajouri Dr Suresh Gupta CAO M Y Choudhary besides District heads of other departments.

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Hello Jammu News at 7:18:00 PM 0

BUDGAM, JULY 17:  Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Baseer Ahmad Khan, today convened a meeting to review overall development scenario of Budgam and various directions issued by the Governor during his recent visit to the district.
During the meeting, Deputy Commissioner Dr Syed Sehrish Asgar briefed the Div Com about the overall development scenario and various bottlenecks that require the intervention of divisional administration for carrying out work smoothly on development projects.
An in-depth review of CSS schemes being executed under CRF and NABARD schemes of R&B, PMGSY, I&FC, PHE, PDD,PMGSY, RDD, SBM, Health, and Education was also undertaken in the meeting. 
On the occasion, the Divisional Commissioner directed the Deputy Commissioner to hold separate meetings with various departments to expedite land acquisition process for development projects.
Further, he urged the engineering wings to redouble their efforts and ensure implementation of projects within set timelines. He directed the Deputy Commissioner to issue a circular with regard to shifting/ creation of utilities so that all the engineering wings work in unison and durability of assets created is not affected due to lack of coordination and thereby also avoiding double expenditure.
The meeting was informed that under CRF, six projects including five roads and one bridge at a total cost of Rs. 94.31 crore with a target of 76.25 km was being implemented and out of which 25 km macadamization has been achieved and 10 km has been completed under Grade II and 47.5km is expected to be completed under BT.
Taking an in-depth review of PMGSY, the meeting was informed that 80 out of 97 works have been completed under phase III to Phase X.       The Divisional Commissioner directed for verification and submission of utilization certificates under the CRF scheme. With regard to ICDS, distribution of books in schools and mid-day meal schemes, he directed constitution of committees that would ensure fidelity and submit fortnightly reports.
Taking a review of schemes under RDD, the Divisional Commissioner directed the concerned to ensure that there is no duplicity with regard to identification of beneficiaries under PMAY and to implement MGNREGA on convergence model so that the demand-driven nature of the scheme can be leveraged to address infrastructure deficit.
Similarly, Fire and Emergency Services authorities were asked to place an indent for shifting of their location after ascertaining the feasibility of the identified land for relocation by Directorate of F&ES.
 Underscoring the importance of youth engagement programmes, he asked the constituted task force to submit a report with regard to the construction of synthetic turfs in various schools.
Similarly, under SBM, the Divisional Commissioner directed the ADDC to physically verify the toilets constructed so far and also to look into the various bottlenecks hindering implementation of the scheme so that cent per cent coverage is achieved immediately.
Taking a review of the decisions taken during the Governor’s visit, the meeting was informed that audit of filtration plants, identification of schemes that could be completed immediately by way of augmentation of funds has already been done.
Under Flood Mitigation Plan, the concerned were directed to identify the critical points. Further, they were asked to ascertain the total length of embankment and have it audited. The concerned were directed to carry out the dry dredging work.
Taking a strong note of mining and excavation activities in the district, the Divisional Commissioner directed the concerned to ensure that no earth excavation is carried on in the district without due permission and to deal with cases of delinquency strictly as per the law.
Laying emphasis on punctuality of employees, he directed to ensure installation and functioning of AEBAS within five days. 
Among other issues that were discussed include night landing of flights at airport and creation of separate sub-division at Chadoora under PDD.
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Hello Jammu News at 7:50:00 PM 0

Discusses road projects, seeks approval for new developmental works
NEW DELHI, JULY 12: Speaker, J&K Legislative Assembly, Dr Nirmal Singh today met Union Minister for Road Transport, Highways, Shipping and Water Resources, Nitin Gadkari to discuss various issues concerning Jammu and Kashmir.
Dr Singh informed Mr Gadkari that the DPR of National Highway is almost completed on Dinga Amn – Challan – Udhampur Road. He sought the approval for construction of Tunnel near Mata Bala Sundri between Kathua and Billawar. He further asked the Union Minister to grant approval for the construction of Kohag to Tilla via Lower Lahri and Gurha Barota to Jakhole roads under CRF at the earliest.
While briefing on progress being made on mega projects including Jammu-Akhnoor 4-lanning, Ring Road and PMGSY roads, Dr Singh informed that the work on land acquisition and utility shifting on these projects has been expedited.
He further impressed upon the Union Minister for accelerating the process of funding pattern under Central Road Fund (CRF).
 Nirmal Singh called for undertaking the necessary measures for providing the much-needed connectivity to the unconnected and far flung areas and asked for extending the vital support by the Central Government in taking up of new projects under various sectors for convenience of people and the development of the State.
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Hello Jammu News at 8:06:00 PM 0

DODA, JULY 11: After assuming the office of Deputy Commissioner Doda, Simrandeep Singh today interacted with   the district and sectoral officers at an introductory meeting.
 The meeting was attended by ADDC Mohammad Hanief Malik, SE PMGSY, SE PWD, Executive Engineers of PDD, R&B, PHE, PMGSY, GM JKPCC, CEO, CMO besides other district officers and sectoral officers.  
Simrandeep Singh, while interacting with the officers of district administration, desired to bring a positive change in working of all the departments to achieve all round development of the district. He stressed on utilising the available resources optimally and to achieve tangible results on the ground.
The Deputy Commissioner also took a brief review of the progress on various mega projects and development works going on in the district. He enquired about the physical status of works viz a viz their financial implications. He laid emphasis on completion of the projects which are nearing completion or expected to be completed within a period of one or two months. He directed the concerned to remove the bottlenecks and expedite the work.
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Hello Jammu News at 7:56:00 PM 0

KUPWARA, JULY 11: District Development Commissioner Kupwara, Khalid Jahangir, today conducted an extensive tour of various areas of Handwara to get the first-hand appraisal of ongoing developmental works being executed by various agencies.
During the visit, DDC also paid a surprise visit to many government offices to check the punctuality of employees.
ADC Handwara, Muzaffar Ahmad Peer, Executive Engineer PMGSY, field functionaries and other concerned accompanied the DDC.
During the visit, DDC visited PHC Natnussa and PHC Vilgam to inspect the facilities available there and exhorted the employees to ensure punctuality and better medicare to patients.
“Health sector is one of the indicators under Transformation of Aspirational District Programme and Primary Health Centres have a primary role to help better this indicator at the grassroots level,” DDC said.
He also visited HSS Batapora Magam and interacted with the staff and students there. The DDC impressed upon the school management to include co-curricular activities as a part of syllabus towards better physical and mental development of students and for infusing the spirit of teamwork and sportsmanship among them.
Later, DDC inspected the proposed site for the newly established Government Degree College Villagam. He directed the concerned to expedite the pace of work for the on-time completion of the project so that students from the area are able to avail better education facilities.
The DDC also inspected the Manzgam Road being constructed by PMGSY. He issued directions for its completion within stipulated time for facilitating better road connectivity to the people. 
During the visit, various public deputations also met the DDC and projected their demands and grievances before him. The DDC assured the deputations that all of their genuine demands would be looked into.
Meanwhile, DDC directed all HODs and employees in the district to ensure punctuality for efficiency, transparency and better delivery of services.
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Hello Jammu News at 8:06:00 PM 0

Asks for adequate supply of life saving drugs
KISHTWAR, JULY 04: To take stock of ground situation in far-off areas, District Development Commissioner Kishtwar Angrez Singh Rana today listened to public issues here at Tehsil Nagseni.
He was accompanied by SSP Kishtwar Abrar Ahmed Choudhary, ADDC Imam Din, ACD, CPO, Executive Engineers of PWD, PMGSY, PDD, PHE, Chief Medical Officer, Chief Animal Husbandry Officer, CEO ,CHO, Tehsildar Nagseni, BDO Nagseni and officials of other departments.
A large number of people from across the Tehsil projected problems pertaining to PMGSY and R&B Roads, Education department, shortage of staff in health department. They also sought adequate early release of compensation for acquired land, supply of kerosene oil, blacktopping of roads, proper functioning of   health, veterinary and social welfare centres, replacement of damaged drinking water pipes, electric poles, smooth functioning of Anganwari centres, issuance of character certificates to unemployed youth at nearest police posts and many more alike.
The Deputy Commissioner asked the officers of the district administration to put their best in resolving the issues raised by the people. He particularly impressed upon them to show keen interest in ensuring quality of developmental works in rural pockets.
The DC   assured the public that the land compensation cases will be taken up on priority. He issued on the spot directions to the concerned departments to complete the documentation of the compensation for land acquired for roads and other projects.
Taking a strong note on lack of awareness  about the government schemes among the villagers, the DC asked the ACD to launch massive  awareness drive to educate the people about the same.
Responding to demands related to education sector, the DC directed ZEO to immediately install the bio metric machines in all the schools to eradicate absenteeism in schools as complained by the locals.   He  asked the ZEO to detach all the teachers and send them to their original place of posting . He further warned of strict action if any teacher fails to report at his original place of posting.
Regarding revenue department services, the DC directed officials of the department to expedite the process for issuing PRCs to villagers at their door steps through Patwaris.
Meanwhile, responding to other issues, the   DC asked AEE PHE to clean all the water reservoirs within 5 days to avoid the water born diseases and submit report.
The CMO Kishtwar was directed to keep stock of AVS (Anti venom Serum) in the subcentres Padyarna and PHC Kiru.
ARTO Kishtwar was directed to ask the private transporters to ply vehicles on identified places during emergency.
The people were assured that the youth can get character certificates for employment and other purposes at the nearest police Station.  
Meanwhile, the DC and SSP Kishtwar congratulated the public of Tehsil Nagseni for start of work on Hydro electric power project in the area which would help to mitigate the problem of unemployment among local youth.
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