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15 Wednesday February 13, 2019 STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Modi's Mantra of development will sweep upcoming Parliamentary elections, as his four and half years of work out- classed the hollow and dubious claims made by Congress and its allies since Independence. This was stated by BJP National Vice-President and J&K Prabhari, Avinash Rai Khanna while addressing a number of political activists from dif- ferent parties hailing from R S Pura, Ramban and other areas, who joined the Bhartiya Janta Party, Jammu & Kashmir. BJP State President, Ravinder Raina and other senior leaders were also present during the joining func- tion, wherein new entrants pledged to work for strengthening the party at grass root levels. BJP State General Secretary (Org) Ashok Kaul, former Dy CM Kavinder Gupta, State General Secretary Dr Narinder singh, Mayor Chander Mohan Gupta, MLCs Ch Vikram Randhawa, Charanjit Singh Khalsa and Surinder Ambardar were also pres- ent on the occasion. Avinash Rai Khanna, while welcoming new entrants into the party fold said, "Today every nationalist person is joining BJP influenced by the strong policies of Prime Minister, Narendra Modi-led Government". He said that the Centre is working on every loophole that has been 'left unat- tended in the system since Independence' and all efforts are being made to uplift the status of neglect- ed and rejected sections of society. Former MLA Ramban, Bharat Gandhi; former VC SC Board and senior leader PDP, Bhushan Dogra; Sarpanch Dalip Kumar, Abhijit Jasrotia (National Spokesperson PDP), Bachan Singh (Zonal President PDP), Santokh Singh (Zonal Vice-President PDP), Bishan Dass (Zonal Vice- President PDP), Madan Lal Sarpanch, Kamlesh, Sagar Chand, Capt Gurdyal, Ch Ramdass, Bahadur Lal along with a number of supporters joined BJP in the presence of BJP's senior leaders. While welcoming new entrants in the party fold, Raina said that the party's policy 'Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikaas' is attracting promi- nent persons from various political parties. BJP National Vice-President and J&K Prabhari, Avinash Rai Khanna addressing party workers. STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Airports Authority of India (AAI), Jammu came forward to facilitate airlifting of strand- ed passengers in Jammu by accommodating operation of rescue flights planned by IAF during last three days as per requirement of the State authorities. In wake of recent heavy snowfall in Kashmir and landslides on Jammu Srinagar highway, a number of people got stranded in Jammu. In rescue flights operated on Sunday and Monday, around 893 passen- gers were airlifted from Jammu Airport. The AAI has made special arrangements to accommo- date above movements including late evening depar- ture while ensuring least effect to the normal Aircraft movement from the civil dis- persal in wake of the sheer size of transport aircraft deployed by IAF for the pur- pose, thereby providing a huge relief to the stranded people including students. Although these people cre- ated ruckus on the city side of the airport on Tuesday to the extent of damaging AAI property and causing incon- venience to bonafide passen- gers and were controlled with use of police force. However on Tuesday security person- nel were ferried by these additional flights. STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Principal Secretary Transport, Animal Sheep Husbandry & Fisheries, Dr Asgar Hassan Samoon, on Tuesday direct- ed the Motor Vehicle Department to hold camps for regular eyesight check- up of commercial drivers to minimize accidents. The Principal Secretary was speaking at a meeting he chaired here today. The meeting was attended by IGP Traffic Alok Kumar, DG Budgets Muhammad Yaqoob Yatoo, Director State Motor Garages Zakir Hussain Choudhary, RTO Jammu Deep Raj and other concerned officers. RTO Kashmir Ahmudullah Tak, and other officers of the Kashmir region participated in the meeting via video conferenc- ing. He directed the officers to pace up the procurement of fitness checking equipment besides the purchase of bikes for field staff of Motor Vehicle Department and Traffic Police personnel deployed for law enforce- ment duty. He asked the officers to arrange refresher driving courses for all commercial vehicle drivers which will include lessons on rules and regulations of traffic. The Principal Secretary also emphasized on the max- imum possible use of automation in the manage- ment of traffic and trans- port sector and directed strengthening of Intelligent Traffic Management System (ITMS) and its flawless functioning on the most urgent basis. Conduct regular eye check-up of commercial vehicle drivers: Dr Samoon to MVD Seven Assistant Professors transferred STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: The State Government on Tuesday transferred seven Associate/Assistant Professors of Physics of Government Degree Colleges (GDC). According to order issued by Sarita Chauhan, Commissioner/Secretary, Higher Education Department, Parshotam Singh Manhas, under orders of transfer to GDC, Bhadarwah has been posted to GDC Samba; Reenu Rajput has been transferred from GDC, Samba to GCW, Gandhi-Nagar, Jammu; Shammi Kumar from GCW, Gandhi Nagar to Government College of Engineering and Technology, Jammu; Kuldeep Raj from GCW, Udhampur to GCW, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu; Amit Kumar from GCW, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu to GCW, Udhampur; Ajay Kumar Sharma from GDC, Ramnagar to GDC, Hiranagar; and Khurshid Ahmad Shah from GDC, Doom shall continue at S.P College, Srinagar. HC earmarks separate room for inspection of judicial records STATE TIMES NEWS SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir High Court (JKHC) on Tuesday earmarked separate room for inspection of the judicial records by the Advocates or concerned party. "It is impressed upon all the concerned that if any advocate/authorised agent/litigant/party/or other than the party i.e. stranger, intends to inspect the Judicial Record or concerned case file pending in this wing of the High Court, same shall be inspected by the concerned after adhering to the set procedure governed under Rules 208 to 224, Chapter-XX of J&K High Court Rules of 1999. It is further notified that a separate room has been identified exclusively for inspection of the record by the Advocate or concerned party/litigant/authorised agent or stranger. However, the permis- sion for inspection of the record shall be granted strictly as per the Rule in vogue," reads the notice issued by Registrar Judicial, Srinagar. DC Doda, CMOs Samba, Kathua ask NHM employees to join duties within 48 hrs STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Deputy Commissioner Doda and Chief Medical Officer Samba asked the NHM employees, who are on strike for the last several days, to join back to their duties with immediate effect or else action with taken against them. The staff under National Health Mission, both medical as well as para medical/man- agement units of district Doda have gone on strike from January 14, 2019 as a conse- quence of which the work in the health institutions in the district has suffered adverse- ly and it has become very difficult for Health Department to cope up with the rush of patients, DC Doda said adding that NHM staff in violation of the terms and conditions of their engagements have continued with un-authorised absence from duty thereby hampering the smooth functioning of the Health Department. Under such circumstances, he said, it has become imperative and unavoidable to serve notices to all the employees of NHM of district Doda, (both Medical as well as Para Medical/ Management units) to join back their duties within 48 hours failing which the services of all absentee staff of NHM shall be terminated without further notice. In view of the above, DC directed the CMO, Doda not to draw/disburse the dues/ remu- neration of the NHM Medical/Paramedical/ Management units for the period of absence from their legitimate duties. Meanwhile, Chief Medical Officer Samba asked all the emplovees under NHM in District Samba, who are on unauthorised strike, to resume their duties within 48 hours of issuance this notice otherwise their engagement ender NHM Programme will be terminated. "Quite a number of employees including, MBBS doctors, paramedics programme man- agement unit have been held under NHM scheme on contractual basis in district Samba and all these employees have proceeded on unauthorised strike with effect from January 14, 2019 resulting in disruption of essential services to the patients," CMO Samba said. He said such an unauthorised strike of NHM employees is leading to a lot of inconven- ience to the patients as well as administration. Chief Medical Officer Kathua also asked the NHM employees, who are on strike for last several days, to join back to their duties within 24 hours failing which their servic- es will be terminated without further notice. DGP issues promotion orders for 41 police personnel STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Director General of Police Dilbag Singh on Tuesday issued promotion orders in favour of 11 Sub Inspectors and in-situ promotion in favour of 30 officers. Eleven Sub-Inspectors from Armed Wing of Jammu and Kashmir Police have been promoted to the rank of Inspectors and one Sub Inspector from J&K Auxiliary Police has been promoted in the pay scale of Rs 35,900-1,13,500 Level-6 E vide PHQ order number 622 and 623 respectively. Those who promoted include Khurshid Ahmad, Naiz Ahmad, Sajad Hussain, Jagjeet Singh, Nisar Ahmad, Menaz Kousar, Pooja Kumari, Annu Dutta, Rempy Khajuria, Ishah Mahajan and Anita Bandhral. DGP also issued In-situ promotion order in respect of thirty officers who include two DySsP, twenty four Inspectors, and four Sub Inspectors in the pre-revised pay scale Rs 9,300-34,800 with grade Rs 4,300. The in-situ promotion in respect of these officers has been issued vide PHQ order number 626 of 2019. The promotion orders were issued after Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC) cleared these personnel for the promotions. Those who got in-situ promotion include DySP (OPG) Veer Singh, DySP(OPG) Mohd Farooq, Inspectors Khudmukhtar Dev, Parviz Ahmad, Davinder Singh, Athar Samad, Reena Devi, Deepankar Singh, Farooq Ahmad, Mohd Yousuf, Tariq Ahmad, Sunil Gupta, Mushtaq Ahmad, Nisar Hussain, Gowhar Yaseen, Nasir Syed Kirmani, Zahid Hussain, Tahir Ahmad, Sanjay Koul, Anuradha Raina, Ramesh Kumar, Sameem Hussain, Riyaz Mustafa, Niaz Ahmad, Tilak Raj and Vijay Kumar and Sub Inspectors Shamsher Lal, Ishtaq Ahmad Akhoon, Sarwar Hussain and Farooq Ahmad. DGP has congratulated the promoted officials and extended his warm greetings to their families. He expressed hope that the promoted officials will continue to work with more zeal and zest. Principals assigned DDO powers STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: The government on Friday assigned Drawing and Disbursing Officers (DDO) powers to principals. "For the purpose of facilitating drawal of salary and other bills of headless institutions, it is hereby ordered that the 16 officers shall operate the drawing and disbursing pow- ers in respect of institution shown against each, till posting of regular head of these institutions," reads the order issued by Ajeet Kumar Sahu, Secretary, School Education Department. Principal, Higher Secondary School (HSS) Devalgam will act as DDO HSS Gohan; Principal, HSS Rohama as DDO HSS Doabagh; Principal, HSS Chadoora as DDO HSS Zoohama; Principal, BHSS Budgam as DDO HSS Kanir; Principal, GHSS Budgam as DDO GHSS Nagam; Principal, BHSS Chadoora as DDO HSS Surasyar; Principal, GHSS Kangan as DDO BHSS Gund; Principal, HSS Kangan as DDO HSS Hariganiwan; Principal, GHSS Shopian as DDO BHSS T. Wangam; Principal HSS Hermain as DDO HSS Zainapora; Principal, HSS (Girls) Kupwara as DDO HSS Maidanpora; Principal, BHSS Yaripora as DDO GHSS Yaripora; Principal, GHSS Nishat as DDO BHSS Shalimar; Dy. CEO Pulwama as DDO HSS Samboora; Principal, GHSS Kangan as DDO ZEO Hariganiwan; and Principal, HSS (Girls) Tral as DDO ZEO Tral. Modi's mantra of development will sweep Parliamentary elections: Khanna STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Demanding sus- pension of Police personnel responsible for brutal cane- charging on students of GGM Science college protesting pro-Pak sloga- neering by a group of Kashmiri people, the General Secretary, Shiv Sena Bala Sahib Thackeray, Manish Sahni on Tuesday alleged that anti-national elements are trying to vitiate peaceful atmosphere of Jammu region. He was addressing party activists during a protest demonstra- tion here. Condemning the incident, wherein pro-Pakistan slo- gans were raised by some Kashmiri people in Jammu, a number of Shiv Sainiks staged a protest against fierce cane-charging on stu- dents, who tried to oppose the anti-national act. Expressing displeasure on the action taken by J&K Police against students protesting with 'tricolour' in hands, Sahni said, "It is a matter of grave concern that miscreants raising pro-Pak slogans were ignored and nationalist students includ- ing girls, were beaten merci- lessly by Police." Sahni urged the Governor to intervene in the matter and issue neces- sary instructions for booking the culprits and erring offi- cers under law, failing which Shiv Sena will be forced to come on roads. Among others present on the occasion included Harsh Kumar Gupta, Romesh Koul, Surjeet Singh Chib, Raj Singh, Vikas Bakshi, Raju Chowdary, Sanjeev Soodan, Yash Pal Khajuria, Jarnail Singh Manhas, Akshit Talwar, R S Jamwal, Sunny Singh, Ravinder Jamwal, Rohit Anand, Rajesh Gupta and Ganesh Singh. Anti-nationals trying to vitiate peaceful atmosphere of Jammu: Shiv Sena Shiv Sena leaders briefing media persons during the protest at Jammu. STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: MLC Ch Vikram Randhawa on Tuesday dedicated newly construct- ed lane and drain to the public at Village Goshan in Gharattal Panchayat of Akhnoor Assembly seg- ment in the presence of Ex MLA, Rajeev Sharma. Speaking on the occa- sion, Randhawa said that demand for the construc- tion of aforesaid lane and drain was brought to his notice by the local legisla- tor and acting swiftly he immediately directed the concerned authorities for preparation of detailed project report and an amount of Rs 5 lakh was released from the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) of the MLC. He said that Bhartiya Janta Party is committed to carryout all round development of all the areas irrespective of caste, colour and creed. He assured the people that all their demands would be fulfilled in phased manner. He urged the people to vote and support the BJP candidates in the forth- coming elections to the Parliament as well as State Assembly. He said that only BJP can do the justice with the aspira- tions of the Jammu region. The locals present on the occasion appreciat- ed the swift action of the MLC and assured them to extend full support in the forthcoming elections to the Parliament as well as Assembly. Others who accompanied MLC include Suresh Sharma, Bharat Bushan, Parmanand Sharma, Sarpanch Rohit Sharma, Ganesh Dass, Naib Sarpanch Sunit Devi, Rashpal Sharma, Abhay Ram, Ashok Kumar, Bhagwan Dass, Rattan Lal and many others. Randhawa dedicates lane, drain to public MLC Ch Vikram Randhawa dedicating development work. STATE TIMES NEWS SRINAGAR: Army on Tuesday paid tributes to late Havildar Baljeet who made the supreme sacrifice during a Counter Terrorist operation on February 12, 2019 at Village Ratnipora of Pulwama District, wherein one terrorist was eliminated. In a solemn ceremony at BB Cantonment, Lt Gen K.J.S Dhillon, Chinar Corps Commander and all ranks paid homage to the martyr on behalf of a proud nation. In a show of solidar- ity, representatives from other security agencies were also present to pay their last respects to the martyr.Late Havildar Baljeet, sustained bullet injuries during a fierce operation at Ratnipora vil- lage. He was provided immediate first aid and evacuated to 92 Base Hospital, but unfortunately succumbed to his injuries. The martyr, late Hav Baljeet, was 35 years old and had joined the army in 2002. He belonged to Village Dinger Majra of Karnal District, Haryana and is survived by his wife, daughter and son. The mortal remains of the martyr were taken for last rites to his native place, where he would be laid to rest with full military hon- ours. In this hour of grief, the army stands in solidari- ty with the bereaved family of the martyr and remains committed to their dignity and well being. Army pays tributes to its valiant martyr Chinar Corps Commander, Lt Gen K.J.S Dhillon paying tributes to late Havildar Baljeet. National Lok Adalat to be held on March 9 STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: A National Lok Adalat is going to be held on March 9, 2019 besides conduct of Pre-Lok Adalat Sessions at District Court Complex, Janipur Jammu from 1st of March to 8th of March 2019. In this regard, all the con- cerned including Advocates, Govt. Departments, Insurance Companies, Financial Institutions, Banks, Litigants who are desirous of getting their Pre-litiga- tion and Post -litigation/ Pending Cases amicably settled before the National Lok Adalat through recon- ciliation/ Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) are asked to furnish the particulars of their cases in the office of the Secretary, District Legal Services Authority, Jammu on or before February 26, 2019, so that the cases can be listed in the ensuing National Lok Adalat. CA Prafulla P Chhajed is President ICAI STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) on Tuesday said Prafulla P Chhajed has been elect- ed as its president for 2019-20 year. Atul Kumar Gupta has been elected as vice-president for 2019-20, the ICAI said in a release. Chhajed is also the chairman of ICAI-ARF (Accounting Research Foundation). Besides he is one of the directors of Indian Institute of Insolvency Professionals of ICAI, which is the first Insolvency Professionals Agency (IPA) of India. Gupta is the director of ARF of ICAI and also a member of Advisory Committee for GST (Goods and Services Tax) in GSTN Board. AAI airlifts stranded people from Jammu Airport STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: DGP Dilbag Singh on Tuesday cleared 92 cases of different cate- gories for next promotion. In this connection, a Departmental Promotion Committee Meeting of Prisons Department was held here at PHQ, Jammu under the chairmanship of Dilbag Singh, Director General of Police, Prisons. The promotions cases include two Deputy Superintendents, 11 A s s i s t a n t Superintendents, 29 Head Warders, 34 Selection Grade Warders, three Head Warder Drivers, three Selection Grade Warder Driver and four Warder Drivers; besides two Section Officers and two Head Assistants. DGP has congratulated the promotees and their families and hoped that the promotion will add a new lease of life to them and they will continue to work with dedication in their next higher ranks. Their promotion orders will be issued separately in due course of time, he added. 92 Prison Subordinate Services personnel cleared by DPC for next promotion DGP Dilbag Singh chairing Departmental Promotion Committee Meeting of Prisons Department at Jammu.
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15Wednesday February 13, 2019
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: Modi's Mantra ofdevelopment will sweepupcoming Parliamentaryelections, as his four andhalf years of work out-classed the hollow anddubious claims made byCongress and its alliessince Independence. Thiswas stated by BJPNational Vice-Presidentand J&K Prabhari,Avinash Rai Khanna whileaddressing a number ofpolitical activists from dif-ferent parties hailing fromR S Pura, Ramban andother areas, who joined theBhartiya Janta Party,Jammu & Kashmir. BJPState President, RavinderRaina and other seniorleaders were also presentduring the joining func-tion, wherein new entrantspledged to work forstrengthening the party atgrass root levels.
BJP State GeneralSecretary (Org) AshokKaul, former Dy CMKavinder Gupta, StateGeneral Secretary DrNarinder singh, MayorChander Mohan Gupta,MLCs Ch VikramRandhawa, CharanjitSingh Khalsa and SurinderAmbardar were also pres-ent on the occasion.Avinash Rai Khanna, whilewelcoming new entrants
into the party fold said,"Today every nationalistperson is joining BJPinfluenced by the strongpolicies of Prime Minister,Narendra Modi-ledGovernment". He said that the Centre isworking on every loopholethat has been 'left unat-tended in the system sinceIndependence' and allefforts are being made touplift the status of neglect-
ed and rejected sections ofsociety. Former MLA Ramban,Bharat Gandhi; former VCSC Board and seniorleader PDP, BhushanDogra; Sarpanch DalipKumar, Abhijit Jasrotia(National SpokespersonPDP), Bachan Singh(Zonal President PDP),Santokh Singh (ZonalVice-President PDP),Bishan Dass (Zonal Vice-President PDP), MadanLal Sarpanch, Kamlesh,Sagar Chand, CaptGurdyal, Ch Ramdass,Bahadur Lal along with anumber of supportersjoined BJP in the presenceof BJP's senior leaders.While welcoming newentrants in the party fold,Raina said that the party'spolicy 'Sabka Saath, SabkaVikaas' is attracting promi-nent persons from variouspolitical parties.
BJP National Vice-President and J&K Prabhari, AvinashRai Khanna addressing party workers.
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: AirportsAuthority of India (AAI),Jammu came forward tofacilitate airlifting of strand-ed passengers in Jammu byaccommodating operation ofrescue flights planned byIAF during last three days asper requirement of the Stateauthorities.
In wake of recent heavysnowfall in Kashmir andlandslides on JammuSrinagar highway, a numberof people got stranded inJammu. In rescue flightsoperated on Sunday andMonday, around 893 passen-gers were airlifted fromJammu Airport.
The AAI has made specialarrangements to accommo-
date above movementsincluding late evening depar-ture while ensuring leasteffect to the normal Aircraftmovement from the civil dis-persal in wake of the sheersize of transport aircraftdeployed by IAF for the pur-pose, thereby providing ahuge relief to the strandedpeople including students.
Although these people cre-ated ruckus on the city sideof the airport on Tuesday tothe extent of damaging AAIproperty and causing incon-venience to bonafide passen-gers and were controlled withuse of police force. Howeveron Tuesday security person-nel were ferried by theseadditional flights.
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: PrincipalSecretary Transport,Animal Sheep Husbandry &Fisheries, Dr Asgar HassanSamoon, on Tuesday direct-ed the Motor VehicleDepartment to hold campsfor regular eyesight check-up of commercial drivers tominimize accidents.
The Principal Secretarywas speaking at a meetinghe chaired here today. Themeeting was attended byIGP Traffic Alok Kumar,DG Budgets MuhammadYaqoob Yatoo, DirectorState Motor Garages ZakirHussain Choudhary, RTOJammu Deep Raj and otherconcerned officers.
RTO KashmirAhmudullah Tak, and otherofficers of the Kashmirregion participated in themeeting via video conferenc-
ing.He directed the officers to
pace up the procurement offitness checking equipmentbesides the purchase ofbikes for field staff of MotorVehicle Department andTraffic Police personneldeployed for law enforce-ment duty.
He asked the officers toarrange refresher drivingcourses for all commercialvehicle drivers which willinclude lessons on rules andregulations of traffic.
The Principal Secretaryalso emphasized on the max-imum possible use ofautomation in the manage-ment of traffic and trans-port sector and directedstrengthening of IntelligentTraffic Management System(ITMS) and its flawlessfunctioning on the mosturgent basis.
Conduct regular eye check-upof commercial vehicle drivers:
Dr Samoon to MVD
Seven Assistant Professors transferredSTATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: The State Government on Tuesday transferred seven Associate/AssistantProfessors of Physics of Government Degree Colleges (GDC).
According to order issued by Sarita Chauhan, Commissioner/Secretary, HigherEducation Department, Parshotam Singh Manhas, under orders of transfer to GDC,Bhadarwah has been posted to GDC Samba; Reenu Rajput has been transferred fromGDC, Samba to GCW, Gandhi-Nagar, Jammu; Shammi Kumar from GCW, GandhiNagar to Government College of Engineering and Technology, Jammu; Kuldeep Rajfrom GCW, Udhampur to GCW, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu; Amit Kumar from GCW,Gandhi Nagar, Jammu to GCW, Udhampur; Ajay Kumar Sharma from GDC, Ramnagarto GDC, Hiranagar; and Khurshid Ahmad Shah from GDC, Doom shall continue at S.PCollege, Srinagar.
HC earmarks separate room for inspection of judicial recordsSTATE TIMES NEWS
SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir High Court (JKHC) on Tuesday earmarked separateroom for inspection of the judicial records by the Advocates or concerned party.
"It is impressed upon all the concerned that if any advocate/authorisedagent/litigant/party/or other than the party i.e. stranger, intends to inspect the JudicialRecord or concerned case file pending in this wing of the High Court, same shall beinspected by the concerned after adhering to the set procedure governed under Rules208 to 224, Chapter-XX of J&K High Court Rules of 1999. It is further notified that aseparate room has been identified exclusively for inspection of the record by theAdvocate or concerned party/litigant/authorised agent or stranger. However, the permis-sion for inspection of the record shall be granted strictly as per the Rule in vogue," readsthe notice issued by Registrar Judicial, Srinagar.
DC Doda, CMOs Samba, Kathua ask NHMemployees to join duties within 48 hrs
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: Deputy Commissioner Doda and Chief Medical Officer Samba asked the NHMemployees, who are on strike for the last several days, to join back to their duties withimmediate effect or else action with taken against them.
The staff under National Health Mission, both medical as well as para medical/man-agement units of district Doda have gone on strike from January 14, 2019 as a conse-quence of which the work in the health institutions in the district has suffered adverse-ly and it has become very difficult for Health Department to cope up with the rush ofpatients, DC Doda said adding that NHM staff in violation of the terms and conditionsof their engagements have continued with un-authorised absence from duty therebyhampering the smooth functioning of the Health Department.
Under such circumstances, he said, it has become imperative and unavoidable to servenotices to all the employees of NHM of district Doda, (both Medical as well as ParaMedical/ Management units) to join back their duties within 48 hours failing which theservices of all absentee staff of NHM shall be terminated without further notice.
In view of the above, DC directed the CMO, Doda not to draw/disburse the dues/ remu-neration of the NHM Medical/Paramedical/ Management units for the period of absencefrom their legitimate duties. Meanwhile, Chief Medical Officer Samba asked all theemplovees under NHM in District Samba, who are on unauthorised strike, to resumetheir duties within 48 hours of issuance this notice otherwise their engagement enderNHM Programme will be terminated.
"Quite a number of employees including, MBBS doctors, paramedics programme man-agement unit have been held under NHM scheme on contractual basis in district Sambaand all these employees have proceeded on unauthorised strike with effect from January14, 2019 resulting in disruption of essential services to the patients," CMO Samba said.
He said such an unauthorised strike of NHM employees is leading to a lot of inconven-ience to the patients as well as administration.
Chief Medical Officer Kathua also asked the NHM employees, who are on strike forlast several days, to join back to their duties within 24 hours failing which their servic-es will be terminated without further notice.
DGP issues promotion orders for 41 police personnelSTATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: Director General of Police Dilbag Singh on Tuesday issued promotion ordersin favour of 11 Sub Inspectors and in-situ promotion in favour of 30 officers.
Eleven Sub-Inspectors from Armed Wing of Jammu and Kashmir Police have beenpromoted to the rank of Inspectors and one Sub Inspector from J&K Auxiliary Policehas been promoted in the pay scale of Rs 35,900-1,13,500 Level-6 E vide PHQ ordernumber 622 and 623 respectively.
Those who promoted include Khurshid Ahmad, Naiz Ahmad, Sajad Hussain, JagjeetSingh, Nisar Ahmad, Menaz Kousar, Pooja Kumari, Annu Dutta, Rempy Khajuria,Ishah Mahajan and Anita Bandhral.
DGP also issued In-situ promotion order in respect of thirty officers who include twoDySsP, twenty four Inspectors, and four Sub Inspectors in the pre-revised pay scale Rs9,300-34,800 with grade Rs 4,300. The in-situ promotion in respect of these officers hasbeen issued vide PHQ order number 626 of 2019.
The promotion orders were issued after Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC)cleared these personnel for the promotions.
Those who got in-situ promotion include DySP (OPG) Veer Singh, DySP(OPG) MohdFarooq, Inspectors Khudmukhtar Dev, Parviz Ahmad, Davinder Singh, Athar Samad,Reena Devi, Deepankar Singh, Farooq Ahmad, Mohd Yousuf, Tariq Ahmad, SunilGupta, Mushtaq Ahmad, Nisar Hussain, Gowhar Yaseen, Nasir Syed Kirmani, ZahidHussain, Tahir Ahmad, Sanjay Koul, Anuradha Raina, Ramesh Kumar, SameemHussain, Riyaz Mustafa, Niaz Ahmad, Tilak Raj and Vijay Kumar and Sub InspectorsShamsher Lal, Ishtaq Ahmad Akhoon, Sarwar Hussain and Farooq Ahmad.
DGP has congratulated the promoted officials and extended his warm greetings totheir families. He expressed hope that the promoted officials will continue to work withmore zeal and zest.
Principals assigned DDO powers STATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: The government on Friday assigned Drawing and Disbursing Officers (DDO)powers to principals.
"For the purpose of facilitating drawal of salary and other bills of headless institutions,it is hereby ordered that the 16 officers shall operate the drawing and disbursing pow-ers in respect of institution shown against each, till posting of regular head of theseinstitutions," reads the order issued by Ajeet Kumar Sahu, Secretary, School EducationDepartment.
Principal, Higher Secondary School (HSS) Devalgam will act as DDO HSS Gohan;Principal, HSS Rohama as DDO HSS Doabagh; Principal, HSS Chadoora as DDOHSS Zoohama; Principal, BHSS Budgam as DDO HSS Kanir; Principal, GHSSBudgam as DDO GHSS Nagam; Principal, BHSS Chadoora as DDO HSS Surasyar;Principal, GHSS Kangan as DDO BHSS Gund; Principal, HSS Kangan as DDO HSSHariganiwan; Principal, GHSS Shopian as DDO BHSS T. Wangam; Principal HSSHermain as DDO HSS Zainapora; Principal, HSS (Girls) Kupwara as DDO HSSMaidanpora; Principal, BHSS Yaripora as DDO GHSS Yaripora; Principal, GHSSNishat as DDO BHSS Shalimar; Dy. CEO Pulwama as DDO HSS Samboora; Principal,GHSS Kangan as DDO ZEO Hariganiwan; and Principal, HSS (Girls) Tral as DDOZEO Tral.
Modi's mantra of development will sweepParliamentary elections: Khanna
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: Demanding sus-pension of Police personnelresponsible for brutal cane-charging on students ofGGM Science collegeprotesting pro-Pak sloga-neering by a group ofKashmiri people, theGeneral Secretary, ShivSena Bala Sahib Thackeray,Manish Sahni on Tuesdayalleged that anti-nationalelements are trying to vitiatepeaceful atmosphere of
Jammu region. He wasaddressing party activistsduring a protest demonstra-tion here.
Condemning the incident,wherein pro-Pakistan slo-gans were raised by someKashmiri people in Jammu,a number of Shiv Sainiksstaged a protest againstfierce cane-charging on stu-dents, who tried to opposethe anti-national act.
Expressing displeasure onthe action taken by J&K
Police against studentsprotesting with 'tricolour' inhands, Sahni said, "It is amatter of grave concern thatmiscreants raising pro-Pakslogans were ignored andnationalist students includ-ing girls, were beaten merci-lessly by Police." Sahni urgedthe Governor to intervene inthe matter and issue neces-sary instructions for bookingthe culprits and erring offi-cers under law, failing whichShiv Sena will be forced tocome on roads.
Among others present onthe occasion included HarshKumar Gupta, RomeshKoul, Surjeet Singh Chib,Raj Singh, Vikas Bakshi,Raju Chowdary, SanjeevSoodan, Yash Pal Khajuria,Jarnail Singh Manhas,Akshit Talwar, R S Jamwal,Sunny Singh, RavinderJamwal, Rohit Anand,Rajesh Gupta and GaneshSingh.
Anti-nationals trying to vitiate peacefulatmosphere of Jammu: Shiv Sena
Shiv Sena leaders briefing media persons during the protest at Jammu.
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: MLC Ch VikramRandhawa on Tuesdaydedicated newly construct-ed lane and drain to thepublic at Village Goshanin Gharattal Panchayat ofAkhnoor Assembly seg-ment in the presence of ExMLA, Rajeev Sharma.
Speaking on the occa-sion, Randhawa said thatdemand for the construc-tion of aforesaid lane anddrain was brought to hisnotice by the local legisla-tor and acting swiftly heimmediately directed theconcerned authorities forpreparation of detailedproject report and anamount of Rs 5 lakh wasreleased from theC o n s t i t u e n c yDevelopment Fund (CDF)
of the MLC. He said that Bhartiya
Janta Party is committedto carryout all rounddevelopment of all theareas irrespective of caste,colour and creed. Heassured the people that alltheir demands would befulfilled in phased manner.He urged the people tovote and support the BJP
candidates in the forth-coming elections to theParliament as well asState Assembly. He saidthat only BJP can do thejustice with the aspira-tions of the Jammuregion. The locals presenton the occasion appreciat-ed the swift action of theMLC and assured them toextend full support in theforthcoming elections tothe Parliament as well asAssembly.
Others who accompaniedMLC include SureshSharma, Bharat Bushan,Parmanand Sharma,Sarpanch Rohit Sharma,Ganesh Dass, NaibSarpanch Sunit Devi,Rashpal Sharma, AbhayRam, Ashok Kumar,Bhagwan Dass, Rattan Laland many others.
Randhawa dedicates lane, drain to public
MLC Ch Vikram Randhawa dedicating development work.
STATE TIMES NEWSSRINAGAR: Army onTuesday paid tributes tolate Havildar Baljeet whomade the supreme sacrificeduring a Counter Terroristoperation on February 12,2019 at Village Ratniporaof Pulwama District,wherein one terrorist waseliminated.
In a solemn ceremony at
BB Cantonment, Lt GenK.J.S Dhillon, ChinarCorps Commander and allranks paid homage to themartyr on behalf of a proudnation. In a show of solidar-ity, representatives fromother security agencieswere also present to paytheir last respects to themartyr.Late HavildarBaljeet, sustained bullet
injuries during a fierceoperation at Ratnipora vil-lage. He was providedimmediate first aid andevacuated to 92 BaseHospital, but unfortunatelysuccumbed to his injuries.
The martyr, late HavBaljeet, was 35 years oldand had joined the army in2002. He belonged toVillage Dinger Majra ofKarnal District, Haryanaand is survived by his wife,daughter and son.
The mortal remains of themartyr were taken for lastrites to his native place,where he would be laid torest with full military hon-ours. In this hour of grief,the army stands in solidari-ty with the bereaved familyof the martyr and remainscommitted to their dignityand well being.
Army pays tributes to its valiant martyr
Chinar Corps Commander, Lt Gen K.J.S Dhillon paying tributes to late Havildar Baljeet.
National Lok Adalat tobe held on March 9STATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: A National LokAdalat is going to be heldon March 9, 2019 besidesconduct of Pre-Lok AdalatSessions at District CourtComplex, Janipur Jammufrom 1st of March to 8th ofMarch 2019.
In this regard, all the con-cerned includingAdvocates, Govt.Departments, InsuranceCompanies, FinancialInstitutions, Banks,Litigants who are desirousof getting their Pre-litiga-tion and Post -litigation/Pending Cases amicablysettled before the NationalLok Adalat through recon-ciliation/ AlternativeDispute Resolution (ADR)are asked to furnish theparticulars of their cases inthe office of the Secretary,District Legal ServicesAuthority, Jammu on orbefore February 26, 2019,so that the cases can belisted in the ensuingNational Lok Adalat.
CA Prafulla P Chhajed is President ICAISTATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India(ICAI) on Tuesday said Prafulla P Chhajed has been elect-ed as its president for 2019-20 year. Atul Kumar Gupta hasbeen elected as vice-president for 2019-20, the ICAI said ina release. Chhajed is also the chairman of ICAI-ARF(Accounting Research Foundation). Besides he is one of thedirectors of Indian Institute of Insolvency Professionals ofICAI, which is the first Insolvency Professionals Agency(IPA) of India. Gupta is the director of ARF of ICAI andalso a member of Advisory Committee for GST (Goods andServices Tax) in GSTN Board.
AAI airlifts stranded peoplefrom Jammu Airport
STATE TIMES NEWSJAMMU: DGP DilbagSingh on Tuesday cleared92 cases of different cate-gories for next promotion.
In this connection, aDepartmental PromotionCommittee Meeting ofPrisons Department washeld here at PHQ, Jammuunder the chairmanship ofDilbag Singh, DirectorGeneral of Police, Prisons.
The promotions casesinclude two DeputySuperintendents, 11A s s i s t a n tSuperintendents, 29 HeadWarders, 34 Selection
Grade Warders, threeHead Warder Drivers,three Selection GradeWarder Driver and fourWarder Drivers; besidestwo Section Officers andtwo Head Assistants.
DGP has congratulatedthe promotees and theirfamilies and hoped thatthe promotion will add anew lease of life to themand they will continue towork with dedication intheir next higher ranks.Their promotion orderswill be issued separately indue course of time, headded.
92 Prison Subordinate Services personnelcleared by DPC for next promotion
DGP Dilbag Singh chairing Departmental PromotionCommittee Meeting of Prisons Department at Jammu.
