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MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2016 (PAGE 4) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU PM to launch skill development initiatives today KANPUR, Dec 18: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will unveil tomorrow a clutch of skill development ini- tiatives aimed at skilling unem- ployed youth and also lay the foundation stone of the Indian Institute of Skills here. "Apart from launching 31 Kaushal Kendras which will serve as skilling centres and tar- get mainly unemployed youth for training purposes, the Prime Minister will also inaugurate an exhibition named Kaushal Mahotsav," a senior official in the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship said. "The PM will also lay the foundation stone for the Indian Institute of Skills in Kanpur which will focus on providing industrial training," the official added. The Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship is also set to enter into a strategic partnership with the leather and textiles industry in Kanpur to place one lakh youth under the Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana. Moreover, the National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme will also be launched formally, the official said. The Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Kendras are state-of-the-art Model Training Centres (MTCs) which the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship intends to establish in every district of the country. The model training centres envisage to create benchmark institutions that demonstrate aspirational value for competen- cy based skill development training. They would focus on ele- ments of quality, sustainability and connect with stakeholders in skills delivery process. The cen- tres will transform from a man- date driven footloose model to a sustainable institutional model. (PTI) Row over Army chief's posting NEW DELHI, Dec 18: The appointment of the new Army chief was today mired in a political controversy with Congress and certain other oppo- sition parties questioning the Prime Minister for superseding two senior officers and asking him spell out the "compelling reasons" for it. Amid the opposition attack, the Government justified the appointment of Lt Gen Bipin Rawat as the Army chief, insist- ing that his operational experi- ence and "general dynamism" tipped the scales in the officer's favour. BJP hit back at Congress and other parties, saying they should not politicise an issue related to defence forces. Congress leader Manish Tewari slammed the Government for "playing with institutions" and doing politics in the Army even as he wondered if it was "whimsical cherry picking". His comments came a day after the Government appointed Vice Chief of Army Staff Lt Gen Rawat as the new Army chief superseding his two senior offi- cers -- Eastern Army Commander Lt Gen Praveen Bakshi and Southern Army Command chief Lt Gen P M Hariz. CPI leader D Raja also ques- tioned the Government's move and said appointments whether in the Army, judiciary or those of CVC, acting CBI Director and to Central Information Commission have become controversial. Commenting on the matter, JD(U) MP Pavan Varma said, "Every question that is being raised is not about politicising an issue but about seeking a clarifi- cation for an answer." BJP condemned Congress for its attack on the Government over the Army chief's appoint- ment, saying there should be no politics on Defence forces and asserted that Lt Gen Rawat has been elevated keeping in mind the current security scenario. BJP National Secretary Shrikant Sharma said the new Army chief was picked up from a pool of five senior-most officers, who are all competent, and Lt Gen Rawat's appointment should not be seen as a negative against others. Lashing out at the opposition party, Sharma said Congress by "politicising" the appointment of the army chief was showing its "frustration" after it has been pushed to the "margins" of national politics following suc- cessive electoral defeats. Defence Ministry sources also asserted that selection of the army chief is the sole prerogative of the Government and it is based purely on merit, irrespective of the corps to which the officer originally belonged. The "outstanding" track record of Lt Gen Rawat, an infantry officer, as Commanding Officer of 19 Division in Jammu and Kashmir and his familiarity with the functioning of the Army Headquarters and MoD were cited by the Ministry as the rea- sons for his selection for the top position. Tewari said, "While Lt Gen Rawat, who is being appointed the COAS, may perhaps have all the requisite credentials but the fact remains that in a hierarchy conscious organisation where the principle of seniority is almost sacrosanct, the supersession of three senior officers, Lt Gen Praveen Bakshi, Lt P M Hariz, and perhaps even Lt Gen B S Negi, raises extremely serious and critical questions of institu- tional integrity." However, senior army offi- cials said that Lt Gen Rawat has only superseded Lt Gen Bakshi, the seniormost army commander and Lt Gen Hariz. Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself should spell out the "compelling reasons" behind this supersession, Tewari told reporters at the party office here. "Why the principle of senior- ity which has held the field for two decades now not respected by the Government. Is it that these officers who were super- seded unqualified in any man- ner? Or is it whimsical cherry picking which has been done by the BJP-led NDA Government," he said. "Why does the army have to go through unnecessary bloodlet- ting at the top? If it has been done, then reasons need to be put out in the public domain," he said. Raja said, "Appointments in the army have become controver- sial, the appointments in the judi- ciary are already controversial, the appointments of CVC, CBI director and to Central Information Commission, all these top-level appointments are becoming very controversial." (PTI) Rahul, Amarinder meet Radha Soami sect leader AMRISTAR, Dec 18: Rahul Gandhi, accompanied by Punjab Congress chief Amarinder Singh, today met the chief of the influential Radha Soami sect and is understood to have sought his "blessings" for the upcoming Assembly polls in the state. The Congress Vice President also attended the 'satsang' (reli- gious discourse) by sect leader Baba Gurinder Singh Dhillon at the sect headquarter at Beas, nearly 45 kilometres away from here. Rahul had arrived on a char- tered flight from Bangalore and landed at the private airstrip at the sect headquarters last evening. Both Rahul and Amarinder went to the residence of Dhillon where they discussed various political issues related to the coming Assembly election, party sources said, adding the meeting lasted about an hour. Rahul sought Dhillon's "blessings" for Congress party to form government in Punjab for the "larger interest of the state", party sources said. Punjab Assembly elections, slated for early next year, are crucial for Congress, which has been out of power in the state for the last ten years. Earlier, Rahul and Amarinder sat at the 'satsang' for one and half hours in the VVIP corridor of front row. A few SPG men also remained present but they were not allowed to carry weapons, since security cover was provided by the Dera man- agement, the sources said. The two Congress leaders were driver around the sect's facility by Dhillon himself. The sect chief also showed the 'lan- gar' area (community kitchen) where food for one lakh or more devotees is cooked on special days. Rahul praised Dhillon for developing the Dera and also appreciated the traffic manage- ment by the sect volunteers dur- ing the congregation, party sources said. It was the second visit of Rahul at Beas, as earlier he had come here in March this year. His mother Sonia Gandhi has also visited the Dera. Dera Beas has never involved itself directly in poli- tics, though it is believed to be having influence over a section of voters. (PTI) State unit of AILU set up Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Dec 18: A 15-mem- ber committee of State unit of All India Lawyers Union (AILU) was constituted during general body meeting held here today. This committee will make preparations for the next national conference if AILU to be held at Jammu in April 2017. During meeting the organization also held discussions with regard to the participation of J&K in the national level conference being held at Madurai (TN) from December 27 to 29. It was decid- ed that a five member delegation from Jammu led by Jalmeria shall attend Madurai conference this month. Meanwhile, a seminar on the topic: “Constitution of National Judicial Commission” and “Independence of Judiciary” was held here which was presided over by advocate BS Manhas. HC Jalmeria, general secre- tary of the State unit of AILU, presented report on activities and conducted the proceedings of the seminar. Advocates BS Manhas, Jalmeria, Sheikh Shakeel Ahmed, Khalid Mustfa Bhatti, BR Manhas, BS Bali, Bansi Lal Sharma, KJS Thakur, Surjit Singh Andotra, Abrar Ahmed, Jyoti Sarup Mishra, Amar Veer Manhas, Liaqat Ali, Arvind Jalmeria and Suraj Singh expressed their views in the sem- inar. Serious concern was shown over non serious approach of var- ious concerned quarters regarding constitution of much needed National Judicial Commission for the appointment, transfer and removal of the members of Higher Judiciary. This has result- ed into stalemate on the issue. The massive pendency of cases in the courts, is affecting the com- mon people in getting speedy jus- tice. Concern was also shown on the maneuvers to undermine the independence of judiciary which can result into denial of justice as per the constitutional guarantees. It was decided to raise the issue of constitution of National Judicial Commission and Independence of Judiciary besides non-constitution of J&K State Bar Council in the ensuing All India Conference. JKBWA establishes Lal Chand Yamla Memorial Committee Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Dec: 18: With a mission to make sure that noted Punjabi singer Lal Chand Yamla shall not be forgotten, the Jammu and Kashmir Batwal Welfare Association, at its meeting held here, constituted 'Lal Chand Yamla Memorial Committee' with G R Kaith as its chairman. Capt Kamal Dass Kaith, Sub. Maj Guni Ram Kaith, Sub. Tilak Raj Motan, Naib Sub. Rashpal Chand Bassa, Sub. Narayan Dass Bassa, Hav. Des Raj Kaith, Piara Lal Lakhotra, Gurdas Chand Sargotra, Hans Raj Bahadur, Lal Chand Motan, Madan Raj Kaith and Naresh Kumar Kaith are members of the committee. The newly constituted com- mittee would commemorate day of Lal Chand Yamla at a func- tion slated to be held on December 21, 2016 in Jammu and present an 'Award' in his name to Urmila Devi for achiev- ing excellence in education. At present, she is in London pursu- ing research in Biotechnology in University of Nottingham (UK). Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Dec 18: VHP sen- ior leader, Dr Rama Kant Dubey has taken the Government to task for increas- ing terrorist attacks in the State. Terrorist are repeatedly making the security forces and Army their targets. In a statement here, today Dr Dubey said the three Army men attained martyrdom in yet another terrorist attack in Kashmir valley yesterday and how long this will go and the government will look as a mute spectator. He demanded strin- gent action against terrorism and said that the experts from the State be taken into confi- dence for devising a concrete policy for neutralizing the ter- rorists and their over ground workers. Dr Dubey said it needs a will power like former Governor of the State Jagmohan to combat terrorism as no weak-kneed policy can tackle it. He wanted to know how for this will continue as the nation and State has bled a lot over the years due to Pak sponsored terrorism. 10 cattle roasted alive in Fathepur Excelsior Correspondent KATHUA, Dec 18: Ten cattle were roasted alive after a shed in which they were kept was dam- aged in mysterious fire late last night in Fathepur village of tehsil Bani in Kathua district. According to police the cause of fire is not known. The cattle belonged to Tilak Raj and Ashok Kumar of the same village. Both Tilak and Ashok are brothers. Police said all the ten cattle which were kept by the two brothers in the shed were roasted alive. However the cause of fire is not known, police said, adding it is investigating the matter. The Bani Police which dis- patched a team to the village to ascertain the situation has also registered a case under relevant sections of the law. 3 labourers injured in leakage of steam boiler Excelsior Correspondent KATHUA, Dec 18: Three labourers were injured one seri- ously due to the leakage in steam boiler at Chenab Textiles here today. The injured where identified as Koshal Singh, S/o Baldev Singh of Chandma Hiranagar, Chaju Singh, S/o Kanya of Kharot, Kathua and Prem Chand , S/o BeIi Ram of Dina Nagar, Punjab. All the three were first taken to District Hospital Kathua for treatment where from Koshal was referred to GMC Jammu as his condition was stated to be critical. The other two are undergoing treatment at DH Kathua and their condition is stated to be stable. The Hatli More Police Station has registered a case under relevant sections of the law in this regard. People protest against Govt Excelsior Correspondent POONCH, Dec 18: The local people here today held protest against Govt for its fail- ure to protect historic Fort building which is turning into ruins gradually. Several people including Poonch Youth Club, local NGOs and some BJYM mem- bers assembled outside Poonch Fort and held protest. They demanded that Govt should start renovation work on the Fort. The historic building has been turning into ruins and the Govt is showing now inter- ests in its renovation and pro- tection. They also demanded shifting of auto-stand near Fort and some khokhas/ Reharis in front of the Fort to properly maintain the front area of the Poonch Fort. Jugal Kishore, Capt Jaswant Singh and Parvinder Singh were lead- ing the protest. Man dies in road mishap Excelsior Correspondent UDHAMPUR, Dec 18: One person died when his XUV car skidded off the road and turned turtle on By Pass National Highway, here today. The XUV car, bearing regis- tration number JK01X-0077, was on way from Jammu to Kashmir when it met with the accident. Locals took the injured driver to District Hospital Udhampur where doc- tors declared him as brought dead. The deceased was identified as Bhupinder Singh Sodi (55), son of Omkar Singh Sodi of Shiv Pura Batmaloo Kashmir. 10TH DAY/ KRIYA/ UTHALA With profound grief and sorrow, we inform you the ultimate demise of our beloved Smt. Ramkali W/o Late Sh. Baldev Raj Padha R/o H. No. 180-A, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu on 10th December, 2016. Tenth Day will be performed on Monday, 19th December at Durga Palace, Shastri Nagar at 10- 30 AM. Kriya will be performed on Tuesday, 20th December at our residence at 12 PM. Uthala will be performed on Wednesday, 21st December at Durga Palace, Shastri Nagar at 4 PM. GRIEF STRICKEN:- (Nephew & Daughter-in-law) Sh. Virander Magotra & Smt. Rama (Sons & Daughters-in-law) Sh. Surinder Bhushan & Smt. Suman Sh. Rakesh Sharma & Smt. Anuradha Sh. Pawan Kumar Sharma & Dr. Anu (Nephews & Daughters-in-law) Sh. Ravinder Sharma & Smt. Santosh Sh. Rajinder Sharma & Smt. Sonia Sh. Raman Padha & Smt. Vanita Smt. Kanchan & Sh. Arun Khajuria (Daughter & Son-in-law) Late Smt. Swarna & Sh. Kuldeep Khajuria (Niece & Son-in-law) Smt. Anuradha & Sh. Rajat Sharma (Niece & Son-in-law) Mob: 9796444719, 9419143676, 9469213421 New R.K. Printers, Citizen Traders LATE SMT. RAMKALI W/O LATE SH. BALDEV RAJ PADHA BARKHI One year have passed since you left for heavenly abode. Your noble qualities will remain a source of inspi- ration to all of us. We miss you every moment and pray to God for enternal peace to your noble soul. BARKHI of our beloved Late Sh Shri Kant Sharma shall be per- formed on 19-12-2016 (Monday) on 11.30 am at our res- idence at Daya Kutir, H No. 2, Pritam Lane, Nawabad Canal Road, Jammu. DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY : Kanav Sharma - Son Mrs Kamla Devi - Bhabi (W/o Late Sh Bharat Bushan Sharma) Mrs Swaran Sharma & Sh Variender Sharma (Brother & Bhabi) Smt Aruna Kerni Smt Ranjana & Kuldeepak Mrs Manju & Mr Ajay Sharma Mrs Poonam & Mr Sanjay Sharma Grand Children: Shreya, Palak & Salin Late Sh Shri Kant Sharma CONDOLENCE IDA (Indian Dental Association) Jammu Central in its meeting has expressed grief on sad and untimely demise of Dr Rimmi Monga W/o Dr. Rupesh Monga (Dental Surgeon). 5 minute silence was observed as a mark of respect to the departed soul. All the members had prayed to give Dr Rupesh Monga courage to bear this irreparable loss. Dr Rimmi Monga BARKHI “It has been said” time heals all the wounds, ‘I do not agree. The wound remain intime, the mind, protecting its sanity, covers with scars, tissue and pain lessen, But it is never gone. Dear Aakash Kapoor one year has passed but we still feel your guidance force always with us because ‘the man is not dead while his name is still spoken. Barkhi of AAKASH KAPOOR S/o Duranjan Kumar R/o House No. 49, L. No. 8 - Tawi Vihar Colony Sidhra Jammu will be performed on 20th December 2016. Ramayan Path will be on 19th December. Ramayan Path Bogh will be on 20 December from 10.00 - 11.00 AM at our residence. You will be always missed by : Lalita Rani (Dadi Maa) Duranjan Kumar & Seema (Pappa & Mumma) Rajesh Kumar & Rama Kapoor (Bade Papa & Badi Muma) Rakesh Kumar & Suman Kapoor (Chachu & Chachi) Abhimanyu Kapoor & Angad (Brothers) Asmita Kapoor, Aamisha Kapoor & Khushi -Sisters Mob. No. 9469574878, 9086225727 AAKASH KAPOOR REMEMBRANCE ON FIRST DEATH ANNIVERSARY FALLS ON 19TH DEC 2016. “Noble Soul Never Dies” In loving memory of our beloved mother ‘Karamyogi Smt Mohini Koul’. One year has passed since you left us from heavenly abode and it is still hard to believe that you are not with us. Your sweet memories is still fresh in our hearts and it will remain for all time to come. We will remember you with silent tears at every moments of our lives. We pray to Almighty to bestow eternal peace to departed noble soul. DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY:- All Nears & Dears Karamyogi Smt Mohini Koul MOURNING FROM IN LAWS SIDE With profound grief and sorrow, we inform the sad demise of our beloved Brother in law Sh. Tej Krishan Bhat S/o Late Sh. Sham Lal Bhat R/o Hanjiwera P/o & Teh Pattan Distt Baramulla at present community Hall Lane No 14, Jagti township Nagrota Jammu who left for heavenly abode on 15- 12-2016 at about 14.45 am. Mourning from in-laws side will also be performed at Community Hall Lane No. 14, Jagti Township Nagrota Jammu. Deeply Missed & Remembered By: Sh. & Smt. Vijay Kumar - Brother-in-law Sh. & Smt. Omesh Kumar - Brother-in-law Sh. & Smt. Mohinder Kumar - Brother-in-law Sh. & Smt. Anil Kumar - Brother-in-law And All nears & dears Phone No: 9796607198, 9419295029 Sh. Tej Krishan Bhat CONDOLENCE With profound grief and sorrow, we express heart- felt condolence on the sad demise of Sant Mehar Singh Akali (Koteriwal) Batote Wale our father. Son & Daughter-in-law S. Sukhdev Singh Mastana Jatinder Kaur Grand Son & Grand Daughter-in-law Ajay dev Singh & Rotinder Kaur Son-in-law & Daughter S. Amardeep Singh & Jasmeet Kaur S.Gurpreet Singh & Jaspreet Kaur Grand & Grand Children : Harbha bek Singh, Prav dev Singh, Trish dev Singh, Diva Deep Kaur 9419118740 Sant Mehar Singh Akali (Koteriwal) REMEMBERING Our beloved mother on her 3rd Death Anniversary on 19th of Dec 2016 Dear Mother We feel painful absence, We miss you with every breath. You were a person of wisdon, principle, selflessness, devotion & dynamic vision. Your love & care is always missed. FONDLY REMEMBERED BY:- Sons, Daughters, Sons-in-Law, Daughter-in-Law & Grand Children Smt Prem Rani CHOUBARSI Four years have passed since you choose the heav- en leaving us all shattered with void in our lives. But your memories give us the strength to proceed in life. May your soul rest in eternal peace. Choubarsi of our beloved mother Smt Pushpa Sharma W/o Late Sh Parshotam Sharma will be per- formed at Brahman Sabha Prade Near Parade Women College Jammu at 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. DEEPLY MISSED BY:- Daughter & Son-in-Law Smt Nirdesh Sharma & Sh Jagdev Sharma Sons & Daughters-in-Law Sh Ashok Sharma & Smt Shashi Sharma Sh Sham Sharma & Smt Radha Sharma Sh Kewal Krishan Sharma Sh Vinod Sharma & Smt Suman Sharma Grand Children Sakshi, Bhunty, Shubam, Swyam, Rohan, Simran, Piryansh, Suryansh, Salma, Sona Smt Pushpa Sharma VHP blames Government for increasing terrorist attacks OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ANIMAL HUSBANDRY OFFICER UDHAMPUR Subject:- Establishment of Dairy Units under Centrally Sponsored Scheme- Special Central Assistance to Scheduled Caste Sub Plan (SCA to SCSP) during current financial year 2016-17. "ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE" Consequent upon the release of funds by the District Development Commissioner Udhampur vide order No. 59 - DDCU of 2016 Dated:- 21-10-2016 under endorsement No. DDCU/P&S/33/2016-17/11963-66 Dated:- 21-10-2016 under CSS - SCA to SCSP, applications from the eligible and interested youths, small/marginal farmers belonging to Scheduled Caste Community falling under the purview of BPL category are invited for establishment of Dairy units of two animals (crossbred cow/Buffalo) as Self Income Generating Units. Sailed features of scheme:- 1. Size of unit: 2 DAIRY ANIMALS. 2. Cost of unit: 0.20 Lac. 3. Subsidy component: Rs.0.10 lac per unit/family against the total cost of Rs. 0.20 Lacs per unit (shall be provided by the Department after establishment of unit). 4. Insurance premium: To be borne by the Beneficiary. Interested applicants are advised to contact this office for collection of application forms and for any other query/clarification during any working day. Further, applications complete in all respects need to be deposited in this office within 21 days from the date of publication of this advertisement notice. Constituency/Block-wise detail of Dairy Units to be established are as under: Constituency Name of the Block No of units to be established UDHAMPUR Udhampur 22 Panchari 01 Chenani 05 Total:- 28 RAMNAGAR Ramnagar 16 Majalta 08 Dudu 08 Ghordi 08 Total:- 40 CHENANI-GHORDI Chenani 15 Panchari 02 Ghordi 07 Dudu 02 Udhampur 01 Total:- 27 REASI Panchari 03 Udhampur 01 Total:- 04 G.Total:- 99 DIP/J-7340 Sd/- Dt: 17-12-2016 Chief Animal Husbandry Officer, Udhampur Application Form for the Sanction to Establishment of Dairy Unit under SCA TO SCSP Scheme 1. Name of the Applicant (In Block Letters) ___________________________________________________ 2. Father's/ Husband's Name ___________________________________________ 3. Category _________________________________________________________ 4. Name of the village andPanchayat____________________________________ 5. Name of Block ____________________________________________________ 6. Name of constituency ______________________________________________ 7. Occupation _______________________________________________________ 8. Present address ___________________________________________________ 9. Present age (In years) ______________________________________________ 10. Monthly Income (from All sources) Rs. _________________________________ 11. Type of Unit applied for _____________________________________________ 12. Whether any type of subsidy previously Received, with the name of agency Department & year of receipt: _______________________________________ 13. Bank Account Detail:- a. Name of the Bank: _____________________________________________ b. Bank Branch: __________________________________________________ c. IFSC Code: ____________________________________________________ d. Account Number (Sixteen Digit): __________________________________ I the undersigned do hereby solemnly affirm and declare that the above information is correct. (Signature /Thumb-impression of the Applicant) Recommendation of concerned Sarpanch (Attestation by the Concerned Veterinary Assistant Surgeon) Certificate of Block Development Officer Certified that the serial number of beneficiary in BPL survey for the Block _________________is _____________________ (Block Development Officer Concerned) Signature and Seal Recommendation of concerned Board Members Space for photograph REMEMBRANCE 24th Death Anniversary On 19tth Dec’ 2016 Its been years since you left us all for your heavenly abode with tears in our eyes & memories in our hearts to live with forever. FONDLY REMEMBERED BY All Relatives & Friends M: 94191-54765 Late Sh Santosh Thakur (Advocate) REMEMBRANCE 6TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY “Death leaves heartaches which no body can heal” “But love leaves memories which no body can steal” DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY S. Bhagwan Singh - Son Son & Daughter-in-law S. Amarjeet Singh & Sdn. Paramjeet Kaur Jaspreet Kour - Grand Daughter JAPJI FAST FOOD, MOH PAHARIAN 9419141580, 9103141580 Late Smt. Harnam Kour 19-12-2010 CHOUBARSI Choubarsi of our beloved Lt Sh Tilak Chander Khajuria S/o Lt Sh Amar Nath Khajuria will be performed on Wednesday 21st December, 2016 at our residence Gurah Salathian Mandi Paddar at 11.00 AM. DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY:- Smt Nirmal Khajuria - Wife Bhabi & Brother Smt & Sh Gurudutt Khajuria Daughter & Son-in-Law Mrs Reema & Abhishek Sharma Sons & Daughters-in-Law Smt & Sh Varinder Khajuria Smt & Sh Narinder Khajuria M.No. 9796681488, 9697344690 Lt Sh Tilak Chander Khajuria
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2016 (PAGE 4) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU
PM to launch skill development initiatives todayKANPUR, Dec 18:
Prime Minister NarendraModi will unveil tomorrow aclutch of skill development ini-tiatives aimed at skilling unem-ployed youth and also lay thefoundation stone of the IndianInstitute of Skills here.
"Apart from launching 31Kaushal Kendras which willserve as skilling centres and tar-get mainly unemployed youthfor training purposes, the PrimeMinister will also inaugurate anexhibition named KaushalMahotsav," a senior official inthe Ministry of SkillDevelopment andEntrepreneurship said.
"The PM will also lay thefoundation stone for the IndianInstitute of Skills in Kanpurwhich will focus on providingindustrial training," the officialadded.
The Ministry of SkillDevelopment andEntrepreneurship is also set toenter into a strategic partnershipwith the leather and textilesindustry in Kanpur to place onelakh youth under the PradhanMantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana.
Moreover, the NationalApprenticeship PromotionScheme will also be launchedformally, the official said.
The Pradhan Mantri KaushalKendras are state-of-the-art
Model Training Centres (MTCs)which the Ministry of SkillDevelopment andEntrepreneurship intends toestablish in every district of thecountry.
The model training centresenvisage to create benchmarkinstitutions that demonstrateaspirational value for competen-cy based skill developmenttraining.
They would focus on ele-ments of quality, sustainabilityand connect with stakeholders inskills delivery process. The cen-tres will transform from a man-date driven footloose model to asustainable institutional model.(PTI)
Row over Army chief's postingNEW DELHI, Dec 18:
The appointment of the newArmy chief was today mired in apolitical controversy withCongress and certain other oppo-sition parties questioning thePrime Minister for supersedingtwo senior officers and askinghim spell out the "compellingreasons" for it.
Amid the opposition attack,the Government justified theappointment of Lt Gen BipinRawat as the Army chief, insist-ing that his operational experi-ence and "general dynamism"tipped the scales in the officer'sfavour.
BJP hit back at Congress andother parties, saying they shouldnot politicise an issue related todefence forces.
Congress leader ManishTewari slammed the Governmentfor "playing with institutions"and doing politics in the Armyeven as he wondered if it was"whimsical cherry picking".
His comments came a dayafter the Government appointedVice Chief of Army Staff Lt GenRawat as the new Army chiefsuperseding his two senior offi-cers -- Eastern ArmyCommander Lt Gen PraveenBakshi and Southern ArmyCommand chief Lt Gen P MHariz.
CPI leader D Raja also ques-tioned the Government's moveand said appointments whether inthe Army, judiciary or those ofCVC, acting CBI Director and toCentral Information Commissionhave become controversial.
Commenting on the matter,JD(U) MP Pavan Varma said,"Every question that is beingraised is not about politicising anissue but about seeking a clarifi-cation for an answer."
BJP condemned Congress forits attack on the Governmentover the Army chief's appoint-ment, saying there should be nopolitics on Defence forces andasserted that Lt Gen Rawat hasbeen elevated keeping in mindthe current security scenario.
BJP National SecretaryShrikant Sharma said the new
Army chief was picked up from apool of five senior-most officers,who are all competent, and LtGen Rawat's appointment shouldnot be seen as a negative againstothers.
Lashing out at the oppositionparty, Sharma said Congress by"politicising" the appointment ofthe army chief was showing its"frustration" after it has beenpushed to the "margins" ofnational politics following suc-cessive electoral defeats.
Defence Ministry sourcesalso asserted that selection of thearmy chief is the sole prerogativeof the Government and it is basedpurely on merit, irrespective ofthe corps to which the officeroriginally belonged.
The "outstanding" trackrecord of Lt Gen Rawat, aninfantry officer, as CommandingOfficer of 19 Division in Jammuand Kashmir and his familiaritywith the functioning of the ArmyHeadquarters and MoD werecited by the Ministry as the rea-sons for his selection for the topposition.
Tewari said, "While Lt GenRawat, who is being appointedthe COAS, may perhaps have allthe requisite credentials but thefact remains that in a hierarchyconscious organisation where theprinciple of seniority is almostsacrosanct, the supersession ofthree senior officers, Lt GenPraveen Bakshi, Lt P M Hariz,and perhaps even Lt Gen B SNegi, raises extremely seriousand critical questions of institu-tional integrity."
However, senior army offi-cials said that Lt Gen Rawat hasonly superseded Lt Gen Bakshi,the seniormost army commanderand Lt Gen Hariz.
Prime Minister NarendraModi himself should spell out the"compelling reasons" behind thissupersession, Tewari toldreporters at the party office here.
"Why the principle of senior-ity which has held the field fortwo decades now not respectedby the Government. Is it thatthese officers who were super-seded unqualified in any man-ner? Or is it whimsical cherry
picking which has been done bythe BJP-led NDA Government,"he said.
"Why does the army have togo through unnecessary bloodlet-ting at the top? If it has beendone, then reasons need to be putout in the public domain," hesaid.
Raja said, "Appointments inthe army have become controver-sial, the appointments in the judi-ciary are already controversial,the appointments of CVC, CBIdirector and to CentralInformation Commission, allthese top-level appointments arebecoming very controversial."(PTI)
Rahul, Amarinder meet Radha Soami sect leader
AMRISTAR, Dec 18:
Rahul Gandhi, accompaniedby Punjab Congress chiefAmarinder Singh, today met thechief of the influential RadhaSoami sect and is understood tohave sought his "blessings" forthe upcoming Assembly polls inthe state.
The Congress Vice Presidentalso attended the 'satsang' (reli-gious discourse) by sect leaderBaba Gurinder Singh Dhillon atthe sect headquarter at Beas,nearly 45 kilometres away fromhere.
Rahul had arrived on a char-tered flight from Bangalore andlanded at the private airstrip atthe sect headquarters lastevening.
Both Rahul and Amarinderwent to the residence of Dhillonwhere they discussed variouspolitical issues related to thecoming Assembly election,party sources said, adding themeeting lasted about an hour.
Rahul sought Dhillon's"blessings" for Congress partyto form government in Punjabfor the "larger interest of thestate", party sources said.
Punjab Assembly elections,slated for early next year, are
crucial for Congress, which hasbeen out of power in the state forthe last ten years.
Earlier, Rahul andAmarinder sat at the 'satsang' forone and half hours in the VVIPcorridor of front row. A few SPGmen also remained present butthey were not allowed to carryweapons, since security coverwas provided by the Dera man-agement, the sources said.
The two Congress leaderswere driver around the sect'sfacility by Dhillon himself. Thesect chief also showed the 'lan-gar' area (community kitchen)where food for one lakh or moredevotees is cooked on specialdays.
Rahul praised Dhillon fordeveloping the Dera and alsoappreciated the traffic manage-ment by the sect volunteers dur-ing the congregation, partysources said.
It was the second visit ofRahul at Beas, as earlier he hadcome here in March this year.His mother Sonia Gandhi hasalso visited the Dera.
Dera Beas has neverinvolved itself directly in poli-tics, though it is believed to behaving influence over a sectionof voters. (PTI)
State unit of AILU set upExcelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Dec 18: A 15-mem-ber committee of State unit of AllIndia Lawyers Union (AILU) wasconstituted during general bodymeeting held here today.
This committee will makepreparations for the next nationalconference if AILU to be held atJammu in April 2017. Duringmeeting the organization alsoheld discussions with regard tothe participation of J&K in thenational level conference beingheld at Madurai (TN) fromDecember 27 to 29. It was decid-ed that a five member delegationfrom Jammu led by Jalmeria shallattend Madurai conference thismonth.
Meanwhile, a seminar on thetopic: “Constitution of NationalJudicial Commission” and“Independence of Judiciary” washeld here which was presidedover by advocate BS Manhas.
HC Jalmeria, general secre-tary of the State unit of AILU,presented report on activities andconducted the proceedings of theseminar.
Advocates BS Manhas,Jalmeria, Sheikh Shakeel Ahmed,
Khalid Mustfa Bhatti, BRManhas, BS Bali, Bansi LalSharma, KJS Thakur, Surjit SinghAndotra, Abrar Ahmed, JyotiSarup Mishra, Amar VeerManhas, Liaqat Ali, ArvindJalmeria and Suraj Singhexpressed their views in the sem-inar.
Serious concern was shownover non serious approach of var-ious concerned quarters regardingconstitution of much neededNational Judicial Commission forthe appointment, transfer andremoval of the members ofHigher Judiciary. This has result-ed into stalemate on the issue.The massive pendency of cases inthe courts, is affecting the com-mon people in getting speedy jus-tice.
Concern was also shown onthe maneuvers to undermine theindependence of judiciary whichcan result into denial of justice asper the constitutional guarantees.
It was decided to raise theissue of constitution of NationalJudicial Commission andIndependence of Judiciarybesides non-constitution of J&KState Bar Council in the ensuingAll India Conference.
JKBWA establishes Lal ChandYamla Memorial Committee
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JAMMU, Dec: 18: With amission to make sure that notedPunjabi singer Lal Chand Yamlashall not be forgotten, theJammu and Kashmir BatwalWelfare Association, at itsmeeting held here, constituted'Lal Chand Yamla MemorialCommittee' with G R Kaith asits chairman. Capt Kamal DassKaith, Sub. Maj Guni RamKaith, Sub. Tilak Raj Motan,Naib Sub. Rashpal Chand Bassa,Sub. Narayan Dass Bassa, Hav.Des Raj Kaith, Piara LalLakhotra, Gurdas ChandSargotra, Hans Raj Bahadur, LalChand Motan, Madan Raj Kaithand Naresh Kumar Kaith are
members of the committee.The newly constituted com-
mittee would commemorate dayof Lal Chand Yamla at a func-tion slated to be held onDecember 21, 2016 in Jammuand present an 'Award' in hisname to Urmila Devi for achiev-ing excellence in education. Atpresent, she is in London pursu-ing research in Biotechnology inUniversity of Nottingham (UK).
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JAMMU, Dec 18: VHP sen-ior leader, Dr Rama KantDubey has taken theGovernment to task for increas-ing terrorist attacks in the State.Terrorist are repeatedly makingthe security forces and Armytheir targets.
In a statement here, todayDr Dubey said the three Armymen attained martyrdom in yetanother terrorist attack inKashmir valley yesterday andhow long this will go and thegovernment will look as a mutespectator. He demanded strin-gent action against terrorismand said that the experts fromthe State be taken into confi-dence for devising a concretepolicy for neutralizing the ter-rorists and their over groundworkers.
Dr Dubey said it needs awill power like formerGovernor of the StateJagmohan to combat terrorismas no weak-kneed policy cantackle it. He wanted to knowhow for this will continue asthe nation and State has bled alot over the years due to Paksponsored terrorism.
10 cattle roasted alive in Fathepur
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KATHUA, Dec 18: Ten cattlewere roasted alive after a shed inwhich they were kept was dam-aged in mysterious fire late lastnight in Fathepur village of tehsilBani in Kathua district.
According to police the causeof fire is not known. The cattlebelonged to Tilak Raj and AshokKumar of the same village. BothTilak and Ashok are brothers.
Police said all the ten cattlewhich were kept by the twobrothers in the shed were roastedalive. However the cause of fireis not known, police said, addingit is investigating the matter.
The Bani Police which dis-patched a team to the village toascertain the situation has alsoregistered a case under relevantsections of the law.
3 labourers injured in leakage of steam boiler
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KATHUA, Dec 18: Threelabourers were injured one seri-ously due to the leakage insteam boiler at Chenab Textileshere today.
The injured where identifiedas Koshal Singh, S/o BaldevSingh of Chandma Hiranagar,Chaju Singh, S/o Kanya ofKharot, Kathua and PremChand , S/o BeIi Ram of DinaNagar, Punjab.
All the three were first takento District Hospital Kathua fortreatment where from Koshalwas referred to GMC Jammu ashis condition was stated to becritical. The other two areundergoing treatment at DHKathua and their condition isstated to be stable.
The Hatli More PoliceStation has registered a caseunder relevant sections of thelaw in this regard.
People protest against Govt
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POONCH, Dec 18: Thelocal people here today heldprotest against Govt for its fail-ure to protect historic Fortbuilding which is turning intoruins gradually.
Several people includingPoonch Youth Club, localNGOs and some BJYM mem-bers assembled outside PoonchFort and held protest. Theydemanded that Govt shouldstart renovation work on theFort. The historic building hasbeen turning into ruins andthe Govt is showing now inter-ests in its renovation and pro-tection. They also demandedshifting of auto-stand nearFort and some khokhas/Reharis in front of the Fort toproperly maintain the frontarea of the Poonch Fort. JugalKishore, Capt Jaswant Singhand Parvinder Singh were lead-ing the protest.
Man dies in roadmishap
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UDHAMPUR, Dec 18: Oneperson died when his XUV carskidded off the road and turnedturtle on By Pass NationalHighway, here today.
The XUV car, bearing regis-tration number JK01X-0077,was on way from Jammu toKashmir when it met with theaccident. Locals took theinjured driver to DistrictHospital Udhampur where doc-tors declared him as broughtdead.
The deceased was identifiedas Bhupinder Singh Sodi (55),son of Omkar Singh Sodi ofShiv Pura Batmaloo Kashmir.
10TH DAY/ KRIYA/ UTHALAWith profound grief and sorrow, we inform you theultimate demise of our beloved Smt. Ramkali W/oLate Sh. Baldev Raj Padha R/o H. No. 180-A,Gandhi Nagar, Jammu on 10th December, 2016.Tenth Day will be performed on Monday, 19thDecember at Durga Palace, Shastri Nagar at 10-30 AM.Kriya will be performed on Tuesday, 20thDecember at our residence at 12 PM.Uthala will be performed on Wednesday, 21stDecember at Durga Palace, Shastri Nagar at 4 PM.GRIEF STRICKEN:-(Nephew & Daughter-in-law)Sh. Virander Magotra & Smt. Rama (Sons & Daughters-in-law)Sh. Surinder Bhushan & Smt. Suman Sh. Rakesh Sharma & Smt. Anuradha Sh. Pawan Kumar Sharma & Dr. Anu (Nephews & Daughters-in-law)Sh. Ravinder Sharma & Smt. Santosh Sh. Rajinder Sharma & Smt. Sonia Sh. Raman Padha & Smt. Vanita Smt. Kanchan & Sh. Arun Khajuria (Daughter & Son-in-law)Late Smt. Swarna & Sh. Kuldeep Khajuria (Niece & Son-in-law)Smt. Anuradha & Sh. Rajat Sharma (Niece & Son-in-law)Mob: 9796444719, 9419143676, 9469213421New R.K. Printers, Citizen Traders
LATE SMT. RAMKALIW/O LATE SH. BALDEV
RAJ PADHA
BARKHIOne year have passed since you left for heavenlyabode. Your noble qualities will remain a source of inspi-ration to all of us. We miss you every moment and prayto God for enternal peace to your noble soul. BARKHIof our beloved Late Sh Shri Kant Sharma shall be per-formed on 19-12-2016 (Monday) on 11.30 am at our res-idence at Daya Kutir, H No. 2, Pritam Lane, NawabadCanal Road, Jammu.DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY :Kanav Sharma - SonMrs Kamla Devi - Bhabi(W/o Late Sh Bharat Bushan Sharma)Mrs Swaran Sharma & Sh Variender Sharma (Brother & Bhabi)Smt Aruna KerniSmt Ranjana & KuldeepakMrs Manju & Mr Ajay SharmaMrs Poonam & Mr Sanjay SharmaGrand Children: Shreya, Palak & Salin
Late Sh Shri KantSharma
CONDOLENCEIDA (Indian Dental Association) JammuCentral in its meeting has expressed griefon sad and untimely demise of Dr RimmiMonga W/o Dr. Rupesh Monga (DentalSurgeon). 5 minute silence was observedas a mark of respect to the departed soul.All the members had prayed to give DrRupesh Monga courage to bear thisirreparable loss.
Dr Rimmi Monga
BARKHI“It has been said” time heals all the wounds,
‘I do not agree. The wound remain intime, themind, protecting its sanity, covers with scars,tissue and pain lessen, But it is never gone.
Dear Aakash Kapoor one year has passed but westill feel your guidance force always with usbecause ‘the man is not dead while his name is stillspoken.Barkhi of AAKASH KAPOOR S/o DuranjanKumar R/o House No. 49, L. No. 8 - Tawi ViharColony Sidhra Jammu will be performed on 20thDecember 2016.Ramayan Path will be on 19th December. Ramayan Path Bogh will be on 20December from 10.00 - 11.00 AM at our residence.You will be always missed by :Lalita Rani (Dadi Maa)Duranjan Kumar & Seema (Pappa & Mumma)Rajesh Kumar & Rama Kapoor (Bade Papa & Badi Muma)Rakesh Kumar & Suman Kapoor (Chachu & Chachi)Abhimanyu Kapoor & Angad (Brothers)Asmita Kapoor, Aamisha Kapoor & Khushi -SistersMob. No. 9469574878, 9086225727
AAKASH KAPOOR
REMEMBRANCEON FIRST DEATH ANNIVERSARY
FALLS ON 19TH DEC 2016.“Noble Soul Never Dies”
In loving memory of our beloved mother ‘KaramyogiSmt Mohini Koul’. One year has passed since you leftus from heavenly abode and it is still hard to believe thatyou are not with us.Your sweet memories is still fresh in our hearts and it willremain for all time to come. We will remember you withsilent tears at every moments of our lives.We pray to Almighty to bestow eternal peace to departednoble soul. DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY:-
All Nears & Dears
Karamyogi SmtMohini Koul
MOURNING FROM IN LAWS SIDEWith profound grief and sorrow, we inform the sad demise ofour beloved Brother in law Sh. Tej Krishan Bhat S/o LateSh. Sham Lal Bhat R/o Hanjiwera P/o & Teh Pattan DisttBaramulla at present community Hall Lane No 14, Jagtitownship Nagrota Jammu who left for heavenly abode on 15-12-2016 at about 14.45 am.Mourning from in-laws side will also be performed atCommunity Hall Lane No. 14, Jagti Township NagrotaJammu.Deeply Missed & Remembered By:Sh. & Smt. Vijay Kumar - Brother-in-lawSh. & Smt. Omesh Kumar - Brother-in-lawSh. & Smt. Mohinder Kumar - Brother-in-lawSh. & Smt. Anil Kumar - Brother-in-lawAnd All nears & dearsPhone No: 9796607198, 9419295029 Sh. Tej Krishan Bhat
CONDOLENCEWith profound grief and sorrow, we express heart-felt condolence on the sad demise of Sant MeharSingh Akali (Koteriwal) Batote Wale our father.Son & Daughter-in-lawS. Sukhdev Singh MastanaJatinder KaurGrand Son & Grand Daughter-in-lawAjay dev Singh & Rotinder KaurSon-in-law & DaughterS. Amardeep Singh & Jasmeet KaurS.Gurpreet Singh & Jaspreet KaurGrand & Grand Children : Harbha bek Singh,Prav dev Singh, Trish dev Singh, Diva Deep Kaur9419118740 Sant Mehar Singh Akali (Koteriwal)
REMEMBERINGOur beloved mother on her 3rd DeathAnniversary on 19th of Dec 2016Dear MotherWe feel painful absence, We miss you withevery breath. You were a person of wisdon,principle, selflessness, devotion & dynamicvision. Your love & care is always missed.FONDLY REMEMBERED BY:-
Sons, Daughters, Sons-in-Law, Daughter-in-Law & Grand Children
Smt Prem Rani
CHOUBARSIFour years have passed since you choose the heav-en leaving us all shattered with void in our lives. Butyour memories give us the strength to proceed in life.May your soul rest in eternal peace.Choubarsi of our beloved mother Smt PushpaSharma W/o Late Sh Parshotam Sharma will be per-formed at Brahman Sabha Prade Near ParadeWomen College Jammu at 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM.DEEPLY MISSED BY:-Daughter & Son-in-LawSmt Nirdesh Sharma & Sh Jagdev SharmaSons & Daughters-in-LawSh Ashok Sharma & Smt Shashi SharmaSh Sham Sharma & Smt Radha SharmaSh Kewal Krishan SharmaSh Vinod Sharma & Smt Suman SharmaGrand Children Sakshi, Bhunty, Shubam, Swyam, Rohan, Simran, Piryansh, Suryansh, Salma, Sona
Smt Pushpa Sharma
VHP blames Government forincreasing terrorist attacks
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ANIMAL HUSBANDRY OFFICER UDHAMPUR
Subject:- Establishment of Dairy Units under Centrally Sponsored Scheme- Special Central Assistance to Scheduled Caste SubPlan (SCA to SCSP) during current financial year 2016-17.
"ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE"Consequent upon the release of funds by the District Development Commissioner Udhampur vide order No. 59 - DDCU of 2016
Dated:- 21-10-2016 under endorsement No. DDCU/P&S/33/2016-17/11963-66 Dated:- 21-10-2016 under CSS - SCA to SCSP,applications from the eligible and interested youths, small/marginal farmers belonging to Scheduled Caste Community fallingunder the purview of BPL category are invited for establishment of Dairy units of two animals (crossbred cow/Buffalo) as SelfIncome Generating Units.Sailed features of scheme:-1. Size of unit: 2 DAIRY ANIMALS.2. Cost of unit: 0.20 Lac.3. Subsidy component: Rs.0.10 lac per unit/family against the total cost of Rs. 0.20 Lacs per unit
(shall be provided by the Department after establishment of unit).4. Insurance premium: To be borne by the Beneficiary.
Interested applicants are advised to contact this office for collection of application forms and for any other query/clarification during any working day.Further, applications complete in all respects need to be deposited in this office within 21 days from the date of publication of this advertisement
notice.Constituency/Block-wise detail of Dairy Units to be established are as under:
Constituency Name of the Block No of units to be establishedUDHAMPUR Udhampur 22
Panchari 01Chenani 05Total:- 28
RAMNAGAR Ramnagar 16Majalta 08Dudu 08Ghordi 08Total:- 40
CHENANI-GHORDI Chenani 15Panchari 02Ghordi 07Dudu 02Udhampur 01Total:- 27
REASI Panchari 03Udhampur 01Total:- 04G.Total:- 99
DIP/J-7340 Sd/-Dt: 17-12-2016 Chief Animal Husbandry Officer, Udhampur
Application Form for the Sanction to Establishment of Dairy Unit under SCA TO SCSP Scheme
1. Name of the Applicant(In Block Letters) ___________________________________________________
2. Father's/ Husband's Name ___________________________________________3. Category _________________________________________________________4. Name of the village andPanchayat____________________________________5. Name of Block ____________________________________________________6. Name of constituency ______________________________________________7. Occupation _______________________________________________________8. Present address ___________________________________________________9. Present age (In years) ______________________________________________10. Monthly Income (from All sources) Rs. _________________________________11. Type of Unit applied for _____________________________________________12. Whether any type of subsidy previously
Received, with the name of agencyDepartment & year of receipt: _______________________________________
13. Bank Account Detail:-a. Name of the Bank: _____________________________________________b. Bank Branch: __________________________________________________c. IFSC Code: ____________________________________________________d. Account Number (Sixteen Digit): __________________________________
I the undersigned do hereby solemnly affirm and declare that the above information is correct.
(Signature /Thumb-impression of the Applicant) Recommendation of concerned Sarpanch
(Attestation by the Concerned Veterinary Assistant Surgeon)
Certificate of Block Development OfficerCertified that the serial number of beneficiary in BPL survey for the Block _________________is _____________________
(Block Development Officer Concerned)Signature and Seal
Recommendation of concerned Board Members
Space for photograph
REMEMBRANCE24th Death Anniversary
On 19tth Dec’ 2016Its been years since you left us all foryour heavenly abode with tears in oureyes & memories in our hearts to livewith forever.FONDLY REMEMBERED BYAll Relatives & FriendsM: 94191-54765
Late Sh SantoshThakur (Advocate)
REMEMBRANCE6TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY
“Death leaves heartaches which no body can heal”“But love leaves memories which no body can steal”DEEPLY REMEMBERED BYS. Bhagwan Singh - SonSon & Daughter-in-lawS. Amarjeet Singh & Sdn. Paramjeet KaurJaspreet Kour - Grand DaughterJAPJI FAST FOOD, MOH PAHARIAN9419141580, 9103141580
Late Smt. Harnam Kour19-12-2010
CHOUBARSIChoubarsi of our beloved Lt Sh TilakChander Khajuria S/o Lt Sh Amar NathKhajuria will be performed onWednesday 21st December, 2016 atour residence Gurah Salathian MandiPaddar at 11.00 AM.DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY:-Smt Nirmal Khajuria - WifeBhabi & BrotherSmt & Sh Gurudutt KhajuriaDaughter & Son-in-LawMrs Reema & Abhishek SharmaSons & Daughters-in-LawSmt & Sh Varinder KhajuriaSmt & Sh Narinder Khajuria
M.No. 9796681488, 9697344690
Lt Sh Tilak ChanderKhajuria
