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The HimalayanMail 4 JAMMU SUNDAY JULY 25, 2021 NEWS SHOPIAN, JULY 24: The Deputy Commissioner (DC) Shopian, Sachin Kumar Vaishya today reviewed the roll out of Mission Youth in the district dur- ing a meeting convened at Mini Secre- tariat, Arhama here. Speaking on the occasion, the DC said that OUT of J&K is bestowed with a predominantly young population which is a valuable human resource which must be put to con- structive engagement. Mission Youth is the apex body of the government for youth engagement and outreach in J&K, he added. He said that the core agenda of Mis- sion Youth is to positively engage youth for their overall well being within the society by making them stakeholders in the development of the Union Terri- tory. The DC further said that the pro- gramme is conceived with an objective to facilitate the engagement of youth in sustainable socio-economic develop- ment of J&K; to help young people to realize their full social, economic and human potential, to foster the social in- tegration of youth within communities and enhance youth employability, con- tribution to effective delivery of basic services to the people of J&K in the times of distrust, natural calamities, pandemics, to set up micro youth clubs for youth engagement at Panchayat level. He added that the role of Volunteer Groups shall be to create awareness among general masses, to combat mis- information and sensitization of com- munities regarding important social/ economic/ political matters by inter- acting with communities and by using innovative means, to provide assis- tance to departments in data gathering and to assist local administration to identify vulnerable areas for creating better targeted responses, to work for community mobilization and targeted response under various government schemes, initiatives, developmental ac- tivities and other government functions etc. On the occasion, Sachin exhorted the officers to activate all field men and machinery for getting more people above 18 years of age group vaccinated and also speed up the process to com- plete the requisite target in a time bound manner. Shopian DC reviews rolling out of Mission Youth SRINAGAR, JULY 24: To commemorate the 75 years of India's Indepen- dence, “Azadi Ka Amrut Mahotsav", the District Ad- ministration Srinagar in collaboration with Depart- ment of Registrations Sri- nagar held an Awareness cum Interaction pro- gramme on benefits of “Na- tional Generic Document Registration System” (NG- DRS) and Unique Land Parcel Identification Num- ber(ULPIN) at meeting hall of DC office here on Satur- day. The programme was presided over by Deputy Commissioner Srinagar, Mohammad Aijaz Asad, while Inspector General Registration, Arshid Ayoub and Special Secretary Rev- enue Department, K.K.Sidha were present on the occasion. Additional Deputy Com- missioner, Srinagar/ Reg- istrar, Syed Hanief Balkhi, Assistant Commisioner, Nazool, Sandeep Singh Bali, SDM East, Owais Mushtaq, SDM West, Ak- shay Labroo, Sub Registrar Srinagar East, Javed Ma- soodi, besides Deed writer, Petition writers, Revenue officials and other stake- holders also participated in the programme and were apprised about the benefits of online property registra- tion(NGDRS) At the outset, the DC said that NGDRS is an IT ser- vice and delivery of some of the initiatives of Digital In- dia, the system will reduce human intervention and will enable it to maintain a uniform land record regis- tration system. The DC impressed upon the officers that proccess of property Registration is a very sensitive matter and they must verify the records minutely and care- fully to ensure Registration is done in favour legal owner Inspector General, Reg- istration also addressed the gathering and gave an overview on NGDRS. He said it is a system for land record maintenance and registration, developed by the department of land re- sources of Government of India. We are entering in a new era of technology and it is the endeavor of the depart- ment to keep pace with the present day technological innovations to take its work towards huge success, he added. He said that once the system is implemented, the property buyers will not have to visit the registra- tion office again and again to get their property regis- tered. The Resource person also gave a detailed explanation on the entire process, right from applying for registra- tion to paying stamp duty and court fee online to the stakeholders. The participants were in- formed that the people will get an appointment date on which they will have to ap- pear at the Registrar's of- fice, only for the final sign- ing of documents and registration. The NGDRS system would help property buy- ers know the circle rate for land across JK besides un- derstanding the type of land, and any person can access the website where stamp and duty rates are notified. Besides, awareness re- garding the Unique Land Parcel Identification Num- ber (ULPIN) scheme, which has been launched in 10 States and will be rolled out across the country by March 2022, was also given to the participants as “the Aadhaar for land", it is a number that would uniquely identify every sur- veyed parcel of land and prevent land fraud, espe- cially in the hinterlands of rural areas. The ADC expressed hope that the workshop would be of great help for the par- ticipants to further develop their skills in the field. During the programme, a detailed PowerPoint pre- sentation was given on the benefits of NGDRS. Azadi ka Amrut Mahotsav: Awareness interaction programme on NGDRS, ULPIN held at Srinagar HIMALAYAN MAIL NEWS JAMMU, JULY 24 Dharmarth Trust Presi- dent Advocate Ajay Gando- tra accompanied with Sec- retary, Dr Gopal Parthasarthi Sharma on Saturday met Deputy Com- missioner, Samba, Anu- radha Gupta and sought for pacing up the development works and restoration of heritage value of the Utter- behni and Purmandal Shrines. The Trust’s President held a threadbare discus- sion on various aspects of developing the aforesaid shrines on modern lines to provide state-of –art facil- ities to the devotees and the tourists visiting the site as the place has immense re- ligious and historical sig- nificance. He urged the Deputy Commissioner to take proactive steps in making these shrines visi- tors delight because the same are connected with the rich cultural heritage of the region and Dogras of J&K, Punjab and Himachal Pradesh have special affin- ity towards these religious destinations which hosts several matchless charac- teristics. “The temple com- plex at Purmandal devoted to Lord Shiva is popularly known as Chhota Kashi and surrounded by the Shivalik Hills that possess a natural exquisiteness. It is located on the banks of Devika, the underground river. Nearby the Purmandal Temple, there is the village of Utterbehni called so as the underground river ‘De- vika’ takes a northward turn here, which is some- thing rare for rivers in the Himalayan foothills”, Gan- dotra said, adding that im- mediate facelift of these shrines is the need of the hour as these could help in boosting the religious tourism in the region. He also discussed in detail the need of taking care of other temples in the District in- cluding Aarzi Temple Samba, Raghunath ji Tem- ple Rajpura and Raghu- nath ji Temple Abtal. Later, Ajay Gandotra also apprised the Deputy Com- missioner Samba about various initiates taken by the Dharmarth Trust with an aim to provide better fa- cilities and amenities to the devotees. He also assured the Deputy Commissioner that the Dharmarth Trust will extend wholehearted support to the administra- tion in carrying out devel- opment works in the Afore- said shrines and other temples in the District. He urged the Deputy Commis- sioner to make a compre- hensive plan to create a tourist circuit comprising all the significant shrines situated in the District and promulgating the same to give boost to tourism and raise the socio-economic conditions of the stake- holders especially after the big jolt which the local economy has felt due to pandemic. After giving a patient hearing to the delegation, the Deputy Commissioner assured to take up the mat- ter with concerned quar- ters for taking up the gen- uine demands as soon as possible. Dharmarth Trust urges DC Samba to expedite development of Utterbehni, Purmandal shrines HIMALAYAN MAIL NEWS JAMMU, JULY 24 Secretary, Cooperatives Department, Yasha Mud- gal, today chaired board meeting of Jammu Central Cooperatives Bank Limited here at Civil Secretariat. Deputy Commissioner, Jammu, Anshul Garg; Managing Director, Jammu Central Coopera- tive Bank, Nishi Kant Sharma; Director, Ac- counts and Treasuries Jammu, Neeraj Gupta Bak- shi; Director, Agriculture Jammu, Dr K K Sharma; Advocate, Seema Khajuria Shekhar and Former Presi- dent, J&K Bank Limited, S K Bhat attended the meet- ing as members of the Board via video conferenc- ing. Nishi Kant apprised the meeting about present sta- tus of physical and finan- cial achievements of the bank. He highlighted vari- ous issues pertaining to disbursement of loans of agriculture, horticulture and cooperative sectors. On the occasion, board members gave their valu- able suggestions regarding further improvement in working of the bank. They also agreed with the Chair- man for sanctioning of Rs 100 crore loan to JKIDFC Limited considering it a good business opportunity backed by irrevocable and unconditional guarantee by the government of Jammu and Kashmir. The board unanimously decided that bank should sanction and release the said term loan in favour of JKIDFC subject to compli- ances of observations raised by the Directors dur- ing the deliberations. Secretary directed the MD to follow guidelines of RBI, and NABARD. "With sanctioning of the said term loan of Rs. 100 crore, the CD ratio of the bank will improve substantially and NPA ratio will come down. This will also lead to an increase in the interest income of the bank with good returns. The bank will be immensely benefitted with this regular income which will result in its op- erating income going up and losses getting re- duced", she maintained. Yasha chairs Board meeting of JCC Bank HIMALAYAN MAIL NEWS RAJOURI, JULY 24 Sunderbani Forest Range in continuation to its plantation drives under “One Beat Guard, One Vil- lage” programme con- ducted plantation drive in Devak village. Sarpanch Devak, Bodh Raj Sharma, Panch Ro- mesh Sharma, members of Biodiversity management committee and a number of locals actively participated in the planting of different species of plants in the premises of Government Higher Secondary School Devak. “One Beat Guard One Village” program was con- ducted by Dinesh Kumar, Beat Guard Devak of Sun- derbani Forest Range. Medicinal, fodder and tim- ber plants, besides seed balls of grass, fruit and bamboo were also distrib- uted among the partici- pants. Plantation drive was held in collaboration with staff of the Government Higher Secondary School Devak, in which Lecture Rattan Lal, Lecture Sanjit Kumar, Master Madan Lal, other staff and School Chil- dren participated. The People overwhelm- ingly welcomed this innov- ative step of the forest de- partment. They said, it is the first time the forest de- partment came to provide the planting material at their door steps. They will care for the plants as well as forests of adjoining areas. This step will create a bond between villagers and the forest department. Meanwhile, social work- ers Pt. Ganesh Kumar, Sukhchain Singh, Ashok Kumar and Sujan Singh suggested that the forest department should start similar plantation drives along with distribution of plants to locals in other for- est fringe villages of this hilly region also for main- taining green cover of the area. Block Forest officer Devak Rajinder Dev, along with other field staff of De- vak block organized the whole process of plantation drive. Similar plantation drive was also held in Dharamsal block which was conducted by Krishan Lal, Beat Guard at village Renthal of Kotekabu Panchayat. Sarpanch Om Parkash along with other PRI mem- bers, members of BMC and a large number of local peo- ple participated in planta- tion drives of different species of plants on com- mon land and private land. Besides plantation, seed balls and plants of various species of fruit, timber, medicinal and fodder were also distributed among the local inhabitants. Third plantation drive was held in village Brevi in which Naib Sarpanch, Om Parkash Sharma, Panch, Kasturi Lal along with other PRI members, mem- bers of BMC and a large number of local people par- ticipated. The drives were con- ducted in the close supervi- sion of Sh. B Mohan Dass (IFS) Conservator of Forests West circle Rajouri Suresh Manda Divisional Forest Officer Nowshera and Rakesh Verma Range Officer Sunderbani. Forest Division Nowshera holds series of plantation drives under ‘One Beat Guard, One Village’ programme HIMALAYAN MAIL NEWS JAMMU, JULY 24 To mark the celebration of 75 years of Indepen- dence under the aegis og “Azadi Ka Amrit Mahot- sav” & Guru Purnima, an online poster making cum quiz competition on the theme Vishva Guru Bharat was organized by the De- partment of Music, Gov- ernment College for Women, Udhampur through google meet here today. Principal, Government College for Women, Ud- hampur, Prof. Minu Maha- jan was the Chief Guest on the occasion. Prof. Minu Mahajan threw light on the aim be- hind celebrating the ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’. She said that Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav will be a Jan Ma- hotsav to celebrate the contribution of every sec- tion of the society in free- dom struggle and nation building in the post inde- pendence era. She also appreciated the Music Department for holding the contest in the institution to mark the na- tionwide celebrations. She said that such types of con- tests would definitely pro- vide a platform to budding students to channelize their talent in the right di- rection. Prof. Minu Maha- jan urged the department to organize more such pro- grammes in the future. As many as 90 Students from different depart- ments of the college partic- ipated in the competitions. Later, the department of Music also distributed e- Certificates among the winners and participants. The work of contestants was judged by renowned artist JKUT, M. Akram Khan and Sr. Artist DIPR, Jammu Suresh Kumar. The proceeding of the programme was conducted by Assistant Prof. Yash Ku- mar. Among others, HOD Music, Dr. Seema Sharma, Assistant Professor Shallu Jasrotia, Assistant Prof. Dr. Sanjay Kumar, Assis- tant Prof. Yash Kumar, other senior faculty mem- bers, staff members and a large number of the stu- dents also attended the programme. Udhampur GCW organises poster making competition HIMALAYAN MAIL NEWS JAMMU, JULY 24 Chief Animal Husbandry Officer(CAHO) Doda Dr, Sanjay Ku- mar Sen visited Gundoh Block of Dis- trict Doda and took stock of the De- partmental activities and implementation of various flagship schemes including Integrated Dairy Development (IDDS), Integrated Poultry Development Program (IPDP), Nationwide Artificial Insem- ination Programme (NAIP), National Animal Disease Control Programme (NADCP) etc. During the visit, the CAHO held de- tailed interaction with the PRIs of the Gundoh Block and explained to them about the ongoing departmental schemes under Atma Nirbhar Bharat meant for doubling the farmers’ in- come. Special emphasis was laid on the importance of Pashu Mela at Hi- ranagar Kathua and participation of farmers in this Mega event. PRIs were also encouraged to prop- agate the message of participation in the Pashu Mela being organized by the Department of Animal and Sheep Husbandry on 28th and 29th July at Hiranagar Kathua. Pamphlets on Dairy and Poultry schemes were distributed among the participants on spot, The meeting was chaired by the Block Development Council Chair- man Gundoh, Mohammad Abbas Rather, who appreciated the role of the department and also put forth some of the burning issues for con- sideration. CAHO Doda was accompanied by senior Veterinary Surgeons Dr. Shakir Butt, Dr. Tariq Hussain and Dr. Ravinder Singh. Later, CAHO, Dr. Sanjay Kumar Sen visited the proposed site for the installation of a feed mill plant sanc- tioned under Feed and Fodder Devel- opment Scheme at Nilti Gundoh. He was informed regarding the availabil- ity of the land/financial status of the project. Doda CAHO takes stock of deptt activities in Gandoh HIMALAYAN MAIL NEWS RAMBAN, JULY 24 A seminar on benefits of the National Generic Doc- ument Registration System (NGDRS) and Unique Land Parcel Identification Number (ULPIN) was or- ganized by the district ad- ministration Ramban un- der the nationwide “Azadi Ka Amrut Mahotsav” cele- bration, here today. The Deputy Commis- sioner (DC), Mussarat Is- lam presided over the sem- inar. Registrar, Harbans Lal Sharma, Sub Registrar, Dherinder Sharma and lo- cal lawyers prominently participated in the semi- nar. On the occasion, the awareness on the main fea- tures of NGDRS and ULPIN under the Digital India Land Record Mod- ernisation Programme (DILRMP) was given through Power Point Pre- sentation. An interactive session was also held during which the lawyers responded to the queries and doubts of the participants and the of- ficers. Speaking on the occa- sion, the DC highlighted the benefits of NGDRS in reducing land disputes, checking fraudulent trans- actions, SMS and email en- abled alerts related to transactions on property and external system inte- grations. He said the digi- tal system will improve ranking in Ease of Doing Business. He said the intent was to ensure hassle-free service delivery and transparency in the registration process by online uploading of doc- uments, appointment with registrars’ office, e-stamp- ing and one-time visit to registration office. Registrar Ramban, in his address, described ULPIN as a landmark intervention which shall ensure unique- ness in all transactions and keep the land records al- ways up-to-date and expe- dite delivery of citizen ser- vices of land records through a single window, besides sharing of land records data across depart- ments, financial institu- tions and all stakeholders. Sub Registrar presented a detailed presentation on the functioning of Software of NGDRS. He shared all inputs and skills required for use of Information Technology in digital regis- tration of properties. District Admin Ramban organises seminar on benefits of NGDRS, ULPIN Sanctions Rs 100 cr loan for JKIDFC
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The HimalayanMail 4JAMMU SUNDAY JULY 25, 2021NEWS
SHOPIAN, JULY 24: The DeputyCommissioner (DC) Shopian, SachinKumar Vaishya today reviewed the rollout of Mission Youth in the district dur-ing a meeting convened at Mini Secre-tariat, Arhama here. Speaking on theoccasion, the DC said that OUT of J&K isbestowed with a predominantly youngpopulation which is a valuable humanresource which must be put to con-structive engagement.
Mission Youth is the apex body of thegovernment for youth engagement andoutreach in J&K, he added.
He said that the core agenda of Mis-sion Youth is to positively engage youthfor their overall well being within thesociety by making them stakeholdersin the development of the Union Terri-
tory. The DC further said that the pro-gramme is conceived with an objectiveto facilitate the engagement of youth insustainable socio-economic develop-ment of J&K; to help young people torealize their full social, economic andhuman potential, to foster the social in-tegration of youth within communitiesand enhance youth employability, con-tribution to effective delivery of basicservices to the people of J&K in thetimes of distrust, natural calamities,pandemics, to set up micro youth clubsfor youth engagement at Panchayatlevel.
He added that the role of VolunteerGroups shall be to create awarenessamong general masses, to combat mis-information and sensitization of com-
munities regarding important social/economic/ political matters by inter-acting with communities and by usinginnovative means, to provide assis-tance to departments in data gatheringand to assist local administration toidentify vulnerable areas for creatingbetter targeted responses, to work forcommunity mobilization and targetedresponse under various governmentschemes, initiatives, developmental ac-tivities and other government functionsetc. On the occasion, Sachin exhortedthe officers to activate all field men andmachinery for getting more peopleabove 18 years of age group vaccinatedand also speed up the process to com-plete the requisite target in a timebound manner.
Shopian DC reviews rolling out of Mission Youth
SRINAGAR, JULY 24:To commemorate the 75years of India's Indepen-dence, “Azadi Ka AmrutMahotsav", the District Ad-ministration Srinagar incollaboration with Depart-ment of Registrations Sri-nagar held an Awarenesscum Interaction pro-gramme on benefits of “Na-tional Generic DocumentRegistration System” (NG-DRS) and Unique LandParcel Identification Num-ber(ULPIN) at meeting hallof DC office here on Satur-day.
The programme waspresided over by DeputyCommissioner Srinagar,Mohammad Aijaz Asad,while Inspector GeneralRegistration, Arshid Ayouband Special Secretary Rev-enue Department,K.K.Sidha were present onthe occasion.
Additional Deputy Com-missioner, Srinagar/ Reg-istrar, Syed Hanief Balkhi,Assistant Commisioner,Nazool, Sandeep SinghBali, SDM East, OwaisMushtaq, SDM West, Ak-shay Labroo, Sub RegistrarSrinagar East, Javed Ma-soodi, besides Deed writer,Petition writers, Revenueofficials and other stake-holders also participated inthe programme and were
apprised about the benefitsof online property registra-tion(NGDRS)
At the outset, the DC saidthat NGDRS is an IT ser-vice and delivery of some ofthe initiatives of Digital In-dia, the system will reducehuman intervention andwill enable it to maintain auniform land record regis-tration system.
The DC impressed uponthe officers that proccess ofproperty Registration is avery sensitive matter andthey must verify therecords minutely and care-fully to ensure Registrationis done in favour legalowner
Inspector General, Reg-istration also addressed thegathering and gave anoverview on NGDRS. Hesaid it is a system for land
record maintenance andregistration, developed bythe department of land re-sources of Government ofIndia.
We are entering in a newera of technology and it isthe endeavor of the depart-ment to keep pace with thepresent day technologicalinnovations to take its worktowards huge success, headded. He said that oncethe system is implemented,the property buyers will nothave to visit the registra-tion office again and againto get their property regis-tered.
The Resource person alsogave a detailed explanationon the entire process, rightfrom applying for registra-tion to paying stamp dutyand court fee online to thestakeholders.
The participants were in-formed that the people willget an appointment date onwhich they will have to ap-pear at the Registrar's of-fice, only for the final sign-ing of documents andregistration.
The NGDRS systemwould help property buy-ers know the circle rate forland across JK besides un-derstanding the type ofland, and any person canaccess the website wherestamp and duty rates arenotified.
Besides, awareness re-garding the Unique LandParcel Identification Num-ber (ULPIN) scheme,which has been launched in10 States and will be rolledout across the country byMarch 2022, was also givento the participants as “theAadhaar for land", it is anumber that woulduniquely identify every sur-veyed parcel of land andprevent land fraud, espe-cially in the hinterlands ofrural areas.
The ADC expressed hopethat the workshop wouldbe of great help for the par-ticipants to further developtheir skills in the field.
During the programme, adetailed PowerPoint pre-sentation was given on thebenefits of NGDRS.
Azadi ka Amrut Mahotsav: Awareness interaction programme on NGDRS, ULPIN held at Srinagar
HIMALAYAN MAIL NEWSJAMMU, JULY 24
Dharmarth Trust Presi-dent Advocate Ajay Gando-tra accompanied with Sec-retary, Dr GopalParthasarthi Sharma onSaturday met Deputy Com-missioner, Samba, Anu-radha Gupta and sought forpacing up the developmentworks and restoration ofheritage value of the Utter-behni and PurmandalShrines.
The Trust’s Presidentheld a threadbare discus-sion on various aspects ofdeveloping the aforesaidshrines on modern lines toprovide state-of –art facil-ities to the devotees and thetourists visiting the site asthe place has immense re-ligious and historical sig-nificance. He urged the
Deputy Commissioner totake proactive steps inmaking these shrines visi-tors delight because thesame are connected withthe rich cultural heritage ofthe region and Dogras ofJ&K, Punjab and HimachalPradesh have special affin-ity towards these religiousdestinations which hostsseveral matchless charac-teristics. “The temple com-plex at Purmandal devotedto Lord Shiva is popularlyknown as Chhota Kashiand surrounded by theShivalik Hills that possessa natural exquisiteness. Itis located on the banks ofDevika, the undergroundriver.
Nearby the PurmandalTemple, there is the villageof Utterbehni called so asthe underground river ‘De-vika’ takes a northward
turn here, which is some-thing rare for rivers in theHimalayan foothills”, Gan-dotra said, adding that im-mediate facelift of theseshrines is the need of thehour as these could help inboosting the religioustourism in the region. Healso discussed in detail theneed of taking care of othertemples in the District in-cluding Aarzi TempleSamba, Raghunath ji Tem-ple Rajpura and Raghu-nath ji Temple Abtal.
Later, Ajay Gandotra alsoapprised the Deputy Com-missioner Samba aboutvarious initiates taken bythe Dharmarth Trust withan aim to provide better fa-cilities and amenities to thedevotees. He also assuredthe Deputy Commissionerthat the Dharmarth Trustwill extend wholehearted
support to the administra-tion in carrying out devel-opment works in the Afore-said shrines and othertemples in the District. Heurged the Deputy Commis-sioner to make a compre-hensive plan to create atourist circuit comprisingall the significant shrinessituated in the District andpromulgating the same togive boost to tourism andraise the socio-economicconditions of the stake-holders especially after thebig jolt which the localeconomy has felt due topandemic.
After giving a patienthearing to the delegation,the Deputy Commissionerassured to take up the mat-ter with concerned quar-ters for taking up the gen-uine demands as soon aspossible.
Dharmarth Trust urges DC Samba to expedite development of Utterbehni, Purmandal shrines
HIMALAYAN MAIL NEWSJAMMU, JULY 24
Secretary, CooperativesDepartment, Yasha Mud-gal, today chaired boardmeeting of Jammu CentralCooperatives Bank Limitedhere at Civil Secretariat.
Deputy Commissioner,Jammu, Anshul Garg;Managing Director,Jammu Central Coopera-tive Bank, Nishi KantSharma; Director, Ac-counts and TreasuriesJammu, Neeraj Gupta Bak-shi; Director, AgricultureJammu, Dr K K Sharma;Advocate, Seema KhajuriaShekhar and Former Presi-dent, J&K Bank Limited, SK Bhat attended the meet-ing as members of theBoard via video conferenc-ing.
Nishi Kant apprised the
meeting about present sta-tus of physical and finan-cial achievements of thebank. He highlighted vari-ous issues pertaining todisbursement of loans ofagriculture, horticultureand cooperative sectors.
On the occasion, boardmembers gave their valu-able suggestions regardingfurther improvement inworking of the bank. Theyalso agreed with the Chair-man for sanctioning of Rs100 crore loan to JKIDFC
Limited considering it agood business opportunitybacked by irrevocable andunconditional guarantee bythe government of Jammuand Kashmir.
The board unanimouslydecided that bank shouldsanction and release thesaid term loan in favour ofJKIDFC subject to compli-ances of observationsraised by the Directors dur-ing the deliberations.
Secretary directed theMD to follow guidelines of
RBI, and NABARD. "Withsanctioning of the saidterm loan of Rs. 100 crore,the CD ratio of the bankwill improve substantiallyand NPA ratio will comedown. This will also lead toan increase in the interestincome of the bank withgood returns. The bank willbe immensely benefittedwith this regular incomewhich will result in its op-erating income going upand losses getting re-duced", she maintained.
Yasha chairs Board meeting of JCC Bank
HIMALAYAN MAIL NEWSRAJOURI, JULY 24
Sunderbani ForestRange in continuation to itsplantation drives under“One Beat Guard, One Vil-lage” programme con-ducted plantation drive inDevak village.
Sarpanch Devak, BodhRaj Sharma, Panch Ro-mesh Sharma, members ofBiodiversity managementcommittee and a number oflocals actively participatedin the planting of differentspecies of plants in thepremises of GovernmentHigher Secondary SchoolDevak.
“One Beat Guard OneVillage” program was con-ducted by Dinesh Kumar,Beat Guard Devak of Sun-derbani Forest Range.Medicinal, fodder and tim-ber plants, besides seedballs of grass, fruit andbamboo were also distrib-uted among the partici-pants. Plantation drive washeld in collaboration withstaff of the GovernmentHigher Secondary SchoolDevak, in which LectureRattan Lal, Lecture Sanjit
Kumar, Master Madan Lal,other staff and School Chil-dren participated.
The People overwhelm-ingly welcomed this innov-ative step of the forest de-partment. They said, it isthe first time the forest de-partment came to providethe planting material attheir door steps. They willcare for the plants as well asforests of adjoining areas.This step will create a bondbetween villagers and theforest department.
Meanwhile, social work-ers Pt. Ganesh Kumar,Sukhchain Singh, AshokKumar and Sujan Singhsuggested that the forestdepartment should startsimilar plantation drivesalong with distribution of
plants to locals in other for-est fringe villages of thishilly region also for main-taining green cover of thearea. Block Forest officerDevak Rajinder Dev, alongwith other field staff of De-vak block organized thewhole process of plantationdrive.
Similar plantation drivewas also held in Dharamsalblock which was conductedby Krishan Lal, Beat Guardat village Renthal ofKotekabu Panchayat.Sarpanch Om Parkashalong with other PRI mem-bers, members of BMC anda large number of local peo-ple participated in planta-tion drives of differentspecies of plants on com-mon land and private land.
Besides plantation, seedballs and plants of variousspecies of fruit, timber,medicinal and fodder werealso distributed among thelocal inhabitants.
Third plantation drivewas held in village Brevi inwhich Naib Sarpanch, OmParkash Sharma, Panch,Kasturi Lal along withother PRI members, mem-bers of BMC and a largenumber of local people par-ticipated.
The drives were con-ducted in the close supervi-sion of Sh. B Mohan Dass(IFS) Conservator ofForests West circle RajouriSuresh Manda DivisionalForest Officer Nowsheraand Rakesh Verma RangeOfficer Sunderbani.
Forest Division Nowshera holds series of plantation drives under ‘One Beat Guard, One Village’ programme
HIMALAYAN MAIL NEWSJAMMU, JULY 24
To mark the celebrationof 75 years of Indepen-dence under the aegis og“Azadi Ka Amrit Mahot-sav” & Guru Purnima, anonline poster making cumquiz competition on thetheme Vishva Guru Bharatwas organized by the De-partment of Music, Gov-ernment College forWomen, Udhampurthrough google meet heretoday.
Principal, Government
College for Women, Ud-hampur, Prof. Minu Maha-jan was the Chief Guest onthe occasion.
Prof. Minu Mahajanthrew light on the aim be-hind celebrating the ‘AzadiKa Amrit Mahotsav’. Shesaid that Azadi ka AmritMahotsav will be a Jan Ma-hotsav to celebrate thecontribution of every sec-tion of the society in free-dom struggle and nationbuilding in the post inde-pendence era.
She also appreciated theMusic Department forholding the contest in the
institution to mark the na-tionwide celebrations. Shesaid that such types of con-tests would definitely pro-vide a platform to buddingstudents to channelizetheir talent in the right di-rection. Prof. Minu Maha-jan urged the departmentto organize more such pro-grammes in the future.
As many as 90 Studentsfrom different depart-ments of the college partic-ipated in the competitions.
Later, the department ofMusic also distributed e-Certificates among thewinners and participants.
The work of contestantswas judged by renownedartist JKUT, M. AkramKhan and Sr. Artist DIPR,Jammu Suresh Kumar.
The proceeding of theprogramme was conductedby Assistant Prof. Yash Ku-mar. Among others, HODMusic, Dr. Seema Sharma,Assistant Professor ShalluJasrotia, Assistant Prof.Dr. Sanjay Kumar, Assis-tant Prof. Yash Kumar,other senior faculty mem-bers, staff members and alarge number of the stu-dents also attended theprogramme.
Udhampur GCW organises poster making competition
HIMALAYAN MAIL NEWSJAMMU, JULY 24
Chief Animal HusbandryOfficer(CAHO) Doda Dr, Sanjay Ku-mar Sen visited Gundoh Block of Dis-trict Doda and took stock of the De-partmental activities andimplementation of various flagshipschemes including Integrated DairyDevelopment (IDDS), IntegratedPoultry Development Program(IPDP), Nationwide Artificial Insem-ination Programme (NAIP), NationalAnimal Disease Control Programme(NADCP) etc.
During the visit, the CAHO held de-tailed interaction with the PRIs of the
Gundoh Block and explained to themabout the ongoing departmentalschemes under Atma Nirbhar Bharatmeant for doubling the farmers’ in-come. Special emphasis was laid onthe importance of Pashu Mela at Hi-ranagar Kathua and participation offarmers in this Mega event.
PRIs were also encouraged to prop-agate the message of participation inthe Pashu Mela being organized bythe Department of Animal and SheepHusbandry on 28th and 29th July atHiranagar Kathua.
Pamphlets on Dairy and Poultryschemes were distributed among theparticipants on spot,
The meeting was chaired by the
Block Development Council Chair-man Gundoh, Mohammad AbbasRather, who appreciated the role ofthe department and also put forthsome of the burning issues for con-sideration.
CAHO Doda was accompanied bysenior Veterinary Surgeons Dr.Shakir Butt, Dr. Tariq Hussain andDr. Ravinder Singh.
Later, CAHO, Dr. Sanjay KumarSen visited the proposed site for theinstallation of a feed mill plant sanc-tioned under Feed and Fodder Devel-opment Scheme at Nilti Gundoh. Hewas informed regarding the availabil-ity of the land/financial status of theproject.
Doda CAHO takes stock of deptt activities in Gandoh
HIMALAYAN MAIL NEWSRAMBAN, JULY 24
A seminar on benefits ofthe National Generic Doc-ument Registration System(NGDRS) and UniqueLand Parcel IdentificationNumber (ULPIN) was or-ganized by the district ad-ministration Ramban un-der the nationwide “AzadiKa Amrut Mahotsav” cele-bration, here today.
The Deputy Commis-sioner (DC), Mussarat Is-lam presided over the sem-inar.
Registrar, Harbans LalSharma, Sub Registrar,Dherinder Sharma and lo-cal lawyers prominentlyparticipated in the semi-nar.
On the occasion, theawareness on the main fea-tures of NGDRS andULPIN under the DigitalIndia Land Record Mod-ernisation Programme(DILRMP) was giventhrough Power Point Pre-
sentation.An interactive session
was also held during whichthe lawyers responded tothe queries and doubts ofthe participants and the of-ficers.
Speaking on the occa-sion, the DC highlightedthe benefits of NGDRS inreducing land disputes,checking fraudulent trans-actions, SMS and email en-abled alerts related totransactions on propertyand external system inte-grations. He said the digi-
tal system will improveranking in Ease of DoingBusiness.
He said the intent was toensure hassle-free servicedelivery and transparencyin the registration processby online uploading of doc-uments, appointment withregistrars’ office, e-stamp-ing and one-time visit toregistration office.
Registrar Ramban, in hisaddress, described ULPINas a landmark interventionwhich shall ensure unique-ness in all transactions and
keep the land records al-ways up-to-date and expe-dite delivery of citizen ser-vices of land recordsthrough a single window,besides sharing of landrecords data across depart-ments, financial institu-tions and all stakeholders.
Sub Registrar presenteda detailed presentation onthe functioning of Softwareof NGDRS. He shared allinputs and skills requiredfor use of InformationTechnology in digital regis-tration of properties.
District Admin Ramban organises seminar on benefits of NGDRS, ULPINSanctions Rs 100 cr loan for JKIDFC
