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Kiran Radha adjudged first
RAMNAGAR, AUG 29:  Department of Information and Public Relations, Udhampur organized a debate competition on the topic “Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao” at Government Girls Middle School, Dalsar, Zone Ramnagar here today.
Headmaster of the host School, Raghubir Bharti was the chief guest on the occasion.
Around 10 students of the institution participated in debate contest and highlighted the importance of saving the girl child besides increase in sex ratio.
Kiran Radha of 7th class was adjudged first while Shivali Verma and Sunita Devi were declared 2nd and 3rd respectively. Besides, consolation prizes were also given to Kanchan Devi and Manish of class 8th and 6th.
While addressing the gathering, the chief guest lauded the efforts of Information Department for organizing the event in the school.
Later, the chief guest also distributed prizes and certificates among the participants.
Partap Singh, Mohan Lal and Rattan Lal acted as judges while Balwinder Singh conducted the proceedings of the programme.

Neha Jamwal bags first prize
RAMNAGAR, AUGUST 28: Department of Information & Public Relations, Udhampur, organized a Symposium competition on the topic “Swachh Bharat Mission” at Government Middle School, Badhole, in a remote area of Zone Ghordi, here today.
 Students participated in large numbers and put their views on the topic.
 Neha Jamwal bagged the top place while Ravi Kumar and Sneha Jamwal stood 2nd and 3rd respectively. Anil Sharma and Swani Devi were awarded with consolation prize.
 Headmaster, GMS, Badhole Uma Vallabh Gupta was the chief guest on the occasion. Prizes and certificates were distributed among the winners and other participants by the Information Department.
 The school administration appreciated the efforts of Information Department for holding the competitions and urged the department to organize more such programmes.


Ramnagar, May 14: A Deputation of VDC Members coming from far flung areas of Dudu Basantgarh and Ramnagar zone including Loudra, Panara, Khaned, Pachound, Dandi Chakaal, Sia-Merri, Chigla Balota, Chattrairi, Majouri, Keya and Joffer led by Mr. Shiv Dev Singh Provincial General Secretary of JKNPP met with SDPO and Tehsildar Ramnagar regarding regularization and hike in their salary.
They alleged that previously they got their salary jointly in a group comprising of seven members and salary released in the name of one head member of the group and he disbursed it among rest of the members of the group. But now for the last two years, the salary released in the name of head of the group and that head kept the entire amount of salary with him and do not bother to give it to other members of the group, which is a great injustice with them. As a result other VDC members of the group remain without salary and come at the verge of starvation. In this context, these deprived VDC members ran from pillar to post and approached the concerned authorities but no heed paid to their genuine request. They complained that despite providing security cover to the villagers, the govt. also utilize their services on different occasions like celebration of all national and state festivals, awareness camps of all nature, fair & Dangal in any corner of the village and above all facing militancy threats in odd situation. But in lieu of this they get only a meagre salary of Rs.800/- @Rs.30/- per day which is insufficient and inadequate as compared to their job requirement.
They demanded that either their salary be credited in their individual account or a certificate of disbursement be obtained from the head of the VDC group member duly signed by all of them. They further demanded that their wages should be enhanced up to Rs.3000/- Per Month in view of their tough and risky nature of job as some of the VDC members have even sacrificed their lives while fighting militants in prone and sensitive areas.
Among Others who participated, Shiv Ram Sharma, Pawan Dev Singh, Subash Chander, Kamal Singh, Baldev Chand, Sher Singh, Bodh Raj , Rattan Chand, Babu Ram, Krishan Chand, Ranjit Singh, Pawan Rassal, Kuldeep Kumar, Sant Ram, Madan Lal, Romesh Kumar, Om Raj, Darshan Kumar, Hans Raj, Tara Chand,Veer singh, Ajit Raj, Raj Kumar, Ram lal, Kuldeep Singh besides others.




Jammu, Jan 6: At least six passengers were killed and 17 others injured as mini bus skidded off the road and plunged into a deep gorge in Udhampur district of Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday afternoon. 
'A mini bus ferrying passengers on way from Udhampur to Ramnagar tehsil met with an accident near Khagote and fell into a deep gorge,’’ police here said.
They said that six persons died on the spot while 17 others got injured.
'Police and locals immediately swung into action and started the rescue operation,’’ police added and said that injured have been evacuated and rushed to the district hospital. UNI

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.
Deputy Commissioner Udhampur, Niraj Kumar, Chief Engineer Irrigation and Flood Control, Jammu Rajeev Gandotra were also present on the occasion.  During the inaugural ceremony of the Dehari -WSS, the Minister stressed that as many as 2732 souls of Dehari, Khaba-Dater, Thakar Dwara, Bagad, Deoti, Agla Padder, Targai, Pandita Da Paddar areas of the tehsil Ramnagar would be benefitted because of Dehari Water Supply Scheme, which has been completed at an estimated cost of 168 lakhs under the ‘National Rural Drinking Water Programme.

UDHAMPUR, JULY 15: Minister for PHE, Irrigation and Flood Control, Sham Lal Choudhary today inaugurated Improved and augmented Water Supply Schemes at Dehari and Ramnagar Town in presence of MLA Ramnagar, R.S Pathania.
Deputy Commissioner Udhampur, Niraj Kumar, Chief Engineer Irrigation and Flood Control, Jammu Rajeev Gandotra were also present on the occasion.
 During the inaugural ceremony of the Dehari -WSS, the Minister stressed that as many as 2732 souls of Dehari, Khaba-Dater, Thakar Dwara, Bagad, Deoti, Agla Padder, Targai, Pandita Da Paddar areas of the tehsil Ramnagar would be benefitted because of Dehari Water Supply Scheme, which has been completed at an estimated cost of 168 lakhs under the ‘National Rural Drinking Water Programme.
 At Ramnagar, the Minister inaugurated the Water Supply Scheme Ramnagar Town Phase –I under LIC. The scheme would ensure sufficient availability of drinking water in the town and people would not face any shortage of water now, said the Minister.  The Minister also planted saplings at Sub-division PHE Complex Ramnagar.
  'The Government is committed to provide basic amenities to the common masses', stressed the Minister during a public meeting at Ramnagar.  He further said that providing drinking water to every village is one of the important agendas of present dispensation and assured full cooperation from his department in this regard. The Minister further announced 25 hand pumps for Ramnagar.
The Minister directed the concerned to take immediate steps to improvise the irrigation system in the area. He further asked the concerned officers to complete all the related projects in a time bound manner.
He said that the process of regularization of need based workers would be done very soon after the proper verification of the record.
  Several deputations met the Minister and put forth their problems and demands including construction of Kuhls and water tank at Dehari.  The Minister directed the concerned officers to resolve the issues raised by the common masses at the earliest.
Later, the Minister also chaired a meeting to review various schemes of PHE, Irrigation and Flood Control at Dak Bungalow, Ramnagar and directed the concerned officers to expedite the pace of on-going works.

Among others, ACR Subhash Chander Dogra, SE Hydraulic circle Udhampur J.S.Chib, ACR Subhash Dogra, CPO Ashok Khajuria, Ex-En PHE Udhampur Ashok Sharma besides officers and prominent citizens attended the programme.



            UDHAMPUR, JULY-08:- Tehsil Legal Services Committee (TLSC), Ramnagar today organized a National Lok Adalat under the chairmanship of Chairperson TLSC Ramnagar, Renu Dogra, at Sub Judge Court Complex Ramnagar.
            The bench constituted on the occasion comprised of  Sub Judge Ramnagar, Renu Dogra , Tehsildar, Romesh Singh, Advocates , S.K Gupta, M.L Gupta, Rohin Bhardwaj, Vikrant Sharma, Harjeet and SHO Ramnagar Sanjay Rana .
            As many as 17 criminal compoundable cases were taken up during the Lok Adalat, out of which 09 cases were settled on spot.

            A   large number of litigants participated in the National Lok Adalat.

UDHAMPUR, JULY 6: Minister for Forests, Ecology and Environment Choudhary Lal Singh today conducted an extensive tour  of Ramnagar and launched a plantation drive by planting various saplings at Town hall.
MLA Ramnagar, R.S Pathania, DDC Niraj Kumar and CCF Jammu Farooq Geelani were also present on the occasion.
Speaking on the occasion, the Minister highlighted the importance of forests in our day to day life. He stressed on the role of trees in maintaining balance in nature.
The Minister emphasized the need of raising massive awareness about the significance of conserving green wealth for survival of mankind. He appealed the people to extend cooperation in promotion of plantation drives for good of the community.
MLA Ramnagar, on the occasion, apprised the Minister of various developmental issues pertaining to his constituency.
Earlier, the Minister was given a warm welcome by the people of Ramnagar. 
Later, several deputations met the Minister and put forth their demands and problems.

Director SFRI B.M Sharma, Director Social Forestry A.K Gupta, Regional Director Pollution Control Board Showkat Choudhary besides all district and forest officers accompanied the Minister.

RAMNAGAR, MAY 29: A Lok Adalat was organized by Tehsil Legal Services Committee (TLSC) Ramnagar under the chairmanship of Sub Judge Ramnagar, Renu Dogra who is also Chairman Tehsil Legal Services Committee at court complex Ramnagar here today.
During the Lok Adalat 24 cases of civil and criminal nature were taken up, out of which 12 cases were cleared on the spot.

Among others, Tehsildar, Ramnagar,  Romesh Singh,  Members of BAR Association Ramnagar, Advocates, a large number of people and litigants participated in the Lok Adalat.