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Hello Jammu News at 7:32:00 PM 0

Tributes paid toShujaat Bukhari
SRINAGAR, JUNE 18: Chairman of the Committee on Petitions, R S Pathania today invited the civil society of the Jammu and Kashmir to point-out if any, and present any cases of administrative inaction, indolence and lapses before it so that justice is given to the aggrieved people.
 Pathania was speaking at the preliminary meeting of the committee in the meeting Hall of Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly, Srinagar.
The Chairman said that any individual aggrieved of government action/inaction can point out "any issue of public importance" by simply sending application addressed to the Speaker duly signed along with residential particulars provided that it is not sub-tribunal or authority or quasi-judicial body or a commission or which can be ordinarily raised in the State Legislature or for which remedies available under law.
Legislators, Javaid Hassan Beigh, Aijaz Ahmed Mir, Bashir Ahmed Dar, Mushtaq Ahmed Shah and Sheikh Ishfaq Jabbar attended the meeting and gave their valuable suggestions regarding the working of the Committee.
The Committee took into consideration two petitions and desired to seek comments from the concerned departments in the first instance.
Earlier, the Committee also mourned the killing of Senior Journalist Dr Syed Shujaat Bukhari and observed two minutes silence as a mark of respect to the departed soul.
Among others, Additional Secretary, Assembly Naseem Jan, Deputy Secretary Assembly, Abdul Qayoom Mir and other officers and officials of the Assembly Secretariat were present in the meeting.
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Hello Jammu News at 7:37:00 PM 0



UDHAMPUR, APRIL 14 – MLA, Ramnagar, Ranbir Singh Pathania inaugurated the Baisakhi festival being organized by the Department of Tourism in collaboration with Mansar-Surinsar Development Authority at the picturesque locale of Mansar lake.
Speaking on the occasion, the MLA said the core essence of such festivals is the cultural and traditional values that have been passed from one generation to the other very amicably. He urged for keeping these traditions alive for the present and future generations by presenting them as source of entertainment to them. He informed that the festival would be made an annual feature for the tourists in Mansar.
During the festival, the artists from J&K Academy of Art, Culture and Languages presented variety of cultural items depicting rich folk fore, cultural heritage and varied beauty of the region that left the audience spellbound.
Earlier, the MLA inaugurated exhibition stalls put up by various government departments at Mansar. While inspecting the stalls, he asked the departments to organize such exhibitions in other far-off areas for the welfare of the rural people.
Chief Executive Officer, Mansar-Surinsar Development Authority Arvind Kotwal and other officers were present on the occasion.

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Historic Gandh Mela gets underway
RAMNAGAR (BASANTGARH), NOVEMBER 06: Historic Gandh Mela began with religious fervor and gaiety here today at Gandh Top of Tehsil Basantgarh of Sub Division Ramnagar.
            MLA Ramnagar, Ranbir Singh Pathania was the chief guest on the occasion, who formally inaugurated the fair.
            While addressing the gathering, the MLA congratulated the people and said such occasions provide great opportunity for cultural exchange, people to people contact and cementing social relations.   
           The MLA said that every possible effort would be made to boost the pilgrimage tourism for the overall development of the area.  He informed the people that macadamization work of Ramnagar-Basant Garh road is apace and would be completed in stipulated time. He also gave assurance to the people that their genuine demands would be considered and redressed on priority.
     Earlier, MLA paid obeisance at Basuki Naag Temple and prayed for peace and prosperity of the state.
            Thousands of people attired in traditional and colorful dresses thronged the mela site to offer prayers and get blessings of their revered deity.
            Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture and Languages also organized a folk festival at the Mela. The performances of local artists were highly appreciated by the audience on the occasion.
            The District Administration has made adequate arrangement of security, transport, Medicare, drinking water and power supply for the event.

             Additional Secretary, Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture and Languages, Dr Arvinder Singh Amn , Assistant Cultural Officer Bishan, Tehsil officers of various departments  and a large number of locals and those from adjoining areas were present on the occasion.
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