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Friday June 16, 2017 4 DISTRICTS DISCLAIMER “STATE TIMES” does not take responsibility for the contents of the advertisements (Display/Classified) carried in this newspaper. The paper does not endorse the same. Readers are requested to verify the contents on their own before acting there upon.” Woman crushed to death STATE TIMES NEWS KISHTWAR: A speeding truck crushed a woman to death in district Kishtwar on Thursday. According to reports, a truck (JK02R-4895) crushed an middle-aged woman at Sangrambhata area of Kishtwar, 2 km from town, when she was on morning walk on Kishtwar-Chatroo road. Passerby shifted the lady to District Hospital Kishtwar where doctors declared him as brought dead. The deceased has been identified as Somi Devi wife of Puran chand of Thakrai Kishtwar. Police has registered a case vide FIR No.106/2017 under section 304-A at Police Station Kishtwar. 8 injured as matador skids off STATE TIMES NEWS SAMBA: About eight passengers were injured when a mata- dor in which they were travelling skidded off the road at Bari Brahmana. As per the details, a matador (JK21A 2195) which was on its way from Smailpur to Bari-Brahmana skidded off on road on Bari Brahmana-Smailpur road near Dainik Jagran Office Bari Brahmana resulting in eight passengers getting injuries. On receiving the information Bari-Brahmana police rushed to the spot and shifted all to nearby hospital. The injured were identified as Zaid (10) son of Munir Ahmed, Mohd Asif (7) son of Munir Ahmed, Sumaria (29) wife of Munir Ahmed, Vikas Kumar (25) son of Arvind Kumar, Deep Kumar (33) son of Krishna, Jatinder Kumar son of Dev Dutta, Gourav Kumar son of Romesh and Sham Lal son of Mohan Lal. All the injured were later shifted to GMCH Jammu. Police has registered a case for investiga- tion. Cop, boy washed away in Chenab STATE TIMES NEWS RAMBAN: A cop and a boy were feared to have washed away in Chenab yesterday evening in Ramban district. A JKP(Armed) cop identified as Selection Grade Constable, Subhash Chander of Jourian, Akhnoor was feared to have washed away in Chenab when the police vehi- cle (JK02AR-0493) he was driving, rolled down about 200 ft into Chenab from the NH44 at Seri in Ramban. Soon after receiving information, the SHO, Ramban, Inspector, Rajeshwar Singh and the Quick Response Team including the policemen and the local volunteers of Indian Red Cross Society made all efforts to search his body, but in vain. A case has been registered under 174 CrPc and inves- tigation initiated into the matter. A boy Ishfaq Ahmed Ganai,13, of Marnal Maligam at pres- ent Chandrog was reportedly washed away while bathing in Chenab in Ramban last evening and his body is still untrace- able. According to the eyewitnesses, when on seeing two boys getting washed away into the Chenab after diving into it another boy standing on the bank tried to save both of them, could manage to retrieve only one of them. Two held with 40 pouches of illicit liquor STATE TIMES NEWS BHADARWAH: Police on Thursday arrested two bootleg- gers and recovered 40 pouches of illicit liquor at Kalnie bridge, Thathri on Thursday. According to reports, on a specific information a Police team led by SHO Thathri Inspector Manjeet Singh laid a Naka at Kalnie bridge, Thathri and apprehended two boot- leggers, while they were on way to their native village. During checking, Police recovered 40 pouches of country made liquor from their possession. The accused have been identified as Joginder Singh son of Mulkh Raj Sharma resi- dent of Kandni, Kishtwar and Suresh Kumar son of Naib Chand Resident of Kuntwara at present staying at Kandni, Drabshalla, District Kishtwar. A case vide FIR No 42/2017 under section 48-A Excise Act was registered against them at Police Station Thathri. STATE TIMES NEWS VIJAYPUR: Former Minister and JKPCC General Secretary Manjit Singh appealed to government to direct Revenue Department not to harass displaced per- sons for one reason or other. Addressing gathering here at Haria Chak in Kathua, for- mer Minister said that the revenue department has turned into a corruption hub because they are deliberately harassing the Displaced Persons of POJK and Chamb, 1947, 1965 and 1971 who was preparing their doc- uments for package. He said that the package is not being given to the DPs even as two longs years have passed. They alleged the DP fami- lies are being forced to face harassment at the hands of revenue officials who allegedly demanding bribe though their agents to complete the paper formalities. "Formalities sought by the revenue department have become a source of exploita- tion of the DPs and they are being told to being one docu- ments or other. The govern- ment should ease the process of granting package to the DPs instead the process is made more complicated," said Manjit Singh. He said that the agents of revenue officials like Girdawar and Patwari demand huge bribe for every file to complete and people are forced to give them bribe. He said that the revenue records of DPs from 1965 and 1971 are in Delhi and records of DPs of 1947 is with the revenue department or with the PRO office. He said that the children of DPs should be given reserva- tion like KPs in educational institutions, and a board of the DPs should be constitut- ed. Later, he threatened that if their demands are not accept- ed and harassment of DPs is not stopped, they will come on the roads and hold protest against the Government. Don't force DPs to come on roads: Manjit JKPCC General Secretary Manjit Singh addressing the gathering at Vijaypur. STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: Alleging state regime responsible for its fail- ure to initiate the infrastruc- ture development of Sub- District Hospital Hiranagar, and other public issues, Congress activists staged protest in front of SDM Office and later handed over memo- randum under the leadership of District Congress Committee President Former MLC Subash Gupta, on Thursday. Subash Gupta while addressing the protesters said that escalating hardships of public and lackadaisical atti- tude of the government towards the redressal of the problems had proved that the State Coalition as well as the Union Government had turned Nelsons' eye towards public. Subash Gupta said that Former Union Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad announced expansion of 30- bedded hospital, to 100 bed- ded and as part of this, he released token money of Rupees 80 Lakh in year 2013, which is lying with the R&B department. "Congress taking serious not of the delay in expansion would initiate struggle if government fails to meet their demand," he added. Subash Gupta said that Social Welfare Department has launched 'State Marriage Assistance Scheme' for rural un-married girl's which has attained 18-years of age. He said that he feels it sorry to say that government had denied this scheme for urban girls. "What sin the girls of urban area has committed that the justice is not delivered to them and are facing discrimina- tion," he irked. Subash Gupta said that poverty has no reli- gion, caste, sex, creed, and region. Ram Krishan Sharma, Master Satpal Sharma, Narinder Rathore, Ramesh Kundal, Parveen Kumar Bhagat, Ashok Kumar, Advocate Vinay Sharma General Secretary PYC, PYC Loksabha President Pankaj Sharma, Sanjay, and Lucky Rathore, were among the prominent present on the occasion. Cong flays State, Union Govts for neglect of people Congress activists staging Dharna at Kathua. STATE TIMES NEWS VIJAYPUR: In order to pro- mote communal harmony among staff and trainees, the staff of PTTI Vijaypur organised Chhabeel pro- gramme with light refresh- ment on the occasion of Martyr's Day of Shri Guru Arjun Dev Ji Maharaj in front of PTTI Vijaypur at Gurh-Slathia road. Ashok Kumar, SSP, Principal PTTI Vijaypur was the Chief Guest on the occasion. The Chabeel was started with the prayers by Giani Sohan Singh Granthi in presence of V.K Jamwal, SP Vice Principal PTTI Vijaypur, Mukesh Kumar Dy. SP Admn-Security, R.S Jamwal Dy.SP R and D, Yogesh Bamba Dy.SP Indoor, Riaz Ahmed Sr. Prosecuting Officer, Inspr. Khushwant Singh, Inspr. Kavinain Singh, Inspr. Ramesh Kataria, Inspr. Rajesh Rana, Inspr. Hemanshu Mahajan and others. Ashok Kumar SSP while speaking on the occasion appreciated the efforts put in by the staff and trainees in organising such event and said it helps promoting com- munal harmony and frater- nity. PTTI Vijaypur organises Chhabeel on martyrdom of Guru Arjan Dev Officials of PTTI Vijaypur during Chhabeel. ‘Letar-Devak-Athal Road in dilapidated condition’ STATE TIMES NEWS SUNDERBANI: Ravinder Sharma (former MLC), Chief Spokesperson JKPCC visited Letar, Makole, Devak, Athal and other parts of Nowshera Constituency and interact- ed with the people and party workers to take stock of the problems of people. Sharma said that the con- dition of Letar-Devak- Athal road has gone bad to worst due to non-mainte- nance and it requires immediate repairs. He demanded that this road should be repaired/black- topped on top priority basis. He blamed the pres- ent Govt. for the neglect of this area. He said that Devak was recommended for a full- fledged BDO Block and Tehsil status by the previ- ous NC-Congress coalition Govt. But it was unfortu- nate that the present Govt. has not considered it so far. It should be considered on the basis of population and distance from Sub. Dist. HQ, Sharma added. STATE TIMES NEWS SAMBA: Minister for Industries and Commerce Chander Parkash Ganga on Thursday chaired a meeting to review the arrangements for three day Baba Sidh Goria Mela held every year at Swankha Temple shrine. The Baba Sidh Goria Mela is scheduled to start from July 2 and is expected to witness huge rush of devo- tees. District Development Commissioner Samba, Sheetal Nanda, Director Tourism Department Smita Sethi, ADDC Vivek Sharma, ADC Tilak Raj Shastri, Executive Engineers of PWD, RDD, PHE, BDOs, Tehsildars, CMO, senior officers of police and district adminis- tration besides prominent citizens attended the meet- ing. The meeting discussed various matters including, Medicare facilities, smooth traffic, supply of power and drinking water, sanitation, and cleanliness around the temple shrine. The minister directed departments to ensure unin- terrupted power supply, upgradation of roads and provision for adequate park- ing facility for the pilgrims. The Minister also directed to ensure barricading at the Mela sites so as to avoid inconvenience to pilgrims. The minister further directed the key depart- ments to install stalls at the venue to highlight and edu- cate people about the state and central schemes and programmes. The minister asked the Police to regulate smooth flow of traffic during Mela and check overloading and overcharging. Earlier, DDC Samba Sheetal Nanda briefed that a control room will be setup in the premises of Baba Sidh Goria where officer of PWD, PHE , PDD and Traffic Departments will be present round the clock to facilitate the pilgrims. Ganga reviews Sidh Goria Mela arrangements Industries Minister Chander Prakash Ganga chairing a meeting. STATE TIMES NEWS SAMBA: The ongoing protest of Female Multipurpose Health Workers (FMPHWs) entered 32nd day on Wednesday. At District Hospital Samba, these employees were joined by a large number of ReT and RReT teachers along with Satish Dutta, Distt president of RET Teachers Association samba, besides teachers PDD and PHE employees also sat on protest. Kuldeep Dabgotra Distt President of JKMEF appealed the government to woke up from deep slumber and address the grievances of suffering employees. He fur- ther said that it's very unfor- tunate on part of the govern- ment that more than one month has passed since these ailing employees are on protest but no one has turned up to listen to their miseries. Those who were present on protest at DH Samba includ- ed Kuldeep Dabgotra Distt president JKMEF, Devinder Kumar Vice President Distt Samba, Sat Paul Publicity Secretary Distt Samba, Kamla Devi Distt President FMPHW Association, Harbansh Lal, Subhash Chander, Sunil Bandral, Bhag Ali, Saroj Devi, Mukesh Devi and Bimla Devi. Employees join FMPHWs’ ongoing protest Medical employees raising slogans during protest at Samba. STATE TIMES NEWS RAJOURI: District level committee headed by Deputy Commissioner, Rajouri Dr Shahid Iqbal Choudhary has fixed the rates for agriculture operations including tractors and harvesters for regulating the prices in view of reports of unregulated heavy charges imposed on farmers. The committee has fixed rates for ploughing by trac- tor in Hilly and Plain areas, Threshing and Mechanical harvesting. In hilly areas of District Rajouri the rates for ploughing have been fixed as Rs 700 and Rs 750 per hour respectively for tractors upto 35 HP and above 35HP. In plain areas the rates to be charged during current year shall be Rs 760 and Rs 800 per hour for below and above 35 HP tractors respec- tively. Threshing of wheat would cost Rs 160 per quin- tal while as threshing of Maize has been fixed at the rate of Rs 110 per quintal. Rates have also been notified for mechanical harvesting of wheat both by way of reaper cum binder and tractor mounted reaper. Rate of Rs 1800/hour has been notified for area above 1 hectare or Rs 300 per kanal for area less than 1 acre in case of mechanical harvesting by reaper cum binder. Meanwhile, the rate notified for tractor mounted reaper for threshing has been noti- fied at flat Rs 800/hour. The rates were finalised after receiving inputs from Agriculture Department, Revenue authorities, Motor Vehicle Department, Legal Metrology, Krishi Vigyan Kendra and other specialized agencies. CPO A H Choudhary, ACR Paramjeet Singh, Chief Agriculture Officer M Y Choudhary, ARTO Jugal Sharma, Asstt Controller Legal Metrology, Tehsildar headquarter and other offi- cers attended the meeting as members of district level committee. District committee notifies rates for agriculture operations STATE TIMES NEWS UDHAMPUR: Martyr Captain Tushar Mahajan Memorial Trust, Udhampur in collaboration with Rotary Eye and ENT Hospital, Udhampur organised a free Eye screening cum surgical camp on at villages Lander and Karcha, Teh. Pancheri, Dist. Udhampurin which 250 patients suffering from differ- ent eye ailments were exam- ined and out of which 42 patients were identified for cataract surgeries. All these patients were operated to restore their vision. A girl of 16 years namely Bimla Devi daughter of Surma Chand res- ident of Vill. Malti, Teh. Pancheri, Dist. Udhampur who was blind since birth was also successfully operated and got her vision in one eye. After some time her second eye will also be operated. On Thursday, all the operat- ed patients after follow up were discharged from the hos- pital. In this regard a confer- ence was also organised in the hospital premises in which MLA Udhampur Pawan Kumar Gupta was Chief Guest, Dev Raj Gupta, Chairman of Martyr Captain Tushar Mahajan Memorial Trust, Rtn D. N. Sharma Chairman of Rotary Eye Hospital Udhampur, Dr Yogeshwar Gupta, Mr Satish Chopra, Rtn S. S. Kerni, Rtn Rajeev Gupta, Rtn Rajendra Sanson, Rtn Puran Lal Sharma, Jeevan Kumar Sarpanch along with the oper- ated patients and their atten- dants were also present during conference. Pawan congratulated Trust and Rotary Eye and ENT Hospital, Udhampur for organising such camp in which the patients of far fling areas were selected and provided vision. Chairman of Rotary Eye Hospital Udhampur, Rtn D. N. Sharma assured the public to organise such more camps in rural areas of Udhampur dist. till the whole of the Dist. is not become avoidable blindness free. Rotary Eye Hospital conducts 42 cataract surgeries Patients treated by Rotary hospital at Udhampur. Past 3 years of Modi Govt golden era: Vibodh STATE TIMES NEWS RAJOURI: BJP senior leader and MLC Vibodh Gupta on Thursday visited various remote and far off villages of Rajouri and held public meetings there. During this extensive tour he visited Dasal, Karian and Mubarakpura villages and listened to various day to day problems of the locals. On this occasion besides various public meetings he also held one to one interactions with the locals specially the elderly people and women. Many people raised the various issues related to various developmental proj- ects which can benefit these villages. Addressing the locals during these public meetings Vibodh said that the past three years will be seen as golden years in the history of development in India. This he said is the result of hard work and tireless efforts present gov- ernment led by Prime Minister Narinder Modi. He said that present gov- ernment is working day and night so that various servic- es reach to the door steps of poor and needy. Prominent among others who accompanied MLC Vibodh during this trip included Kamal Gupta, Naresh Bakshi, Kewal Sharma, Ghani Sham, Vikas Sharma, Abdul Rashid, Ganesh Kumar and Pawan Sharma. STATE TIMES NEWS RAMBAN: Additional District Development Commissioner( ADDC) Ramban Ravinder Nath Sadhu on Thursday con- vened a meeting to discuss arrangements for orgnising two days Special Interactive Public Awareness Campaign (SIPAC) to be organised from 28th June, 2017 at Rajgarh by Field Publicity Office, Doda Ministry of Information and Broadcasting GoI. PO ICDS, Ashok Pandita, CPO Uttam Singh, DSWO Varunjeet Charak, CEO, CAO, AD FCS and CA, District Lead Manager, FPO, Srinagar and Ddioda and other senior officers of concerned departments attended the meeting It was revealed in the pro- gramme aims to create awareness among the mass- es in respect of Centrally Sponsored Schemes. During the meeting threadbare dis- cussion was held on various vital issues to make the two day event a grand success- ful. ADDC enjoined upon the various departments to ensure that all necessary arrangements would be placed well in time. He also stressed for coordination among the various depart- ments for the smooth and successful conduct of event. It was informed in the meeting that various depart- ment dealing with employ- ment generation schemes and the financial institutions will participate in the aware- ness campaign besides dis- playing their products and schemes in their respective stalls. STATE TIMES NEWS AKHNOOR: A meeting was convened in the PWD Guest House Akhnoor under the chairmanship of Sunaina Mehta, SDM Akhnoor in order to make preparations for meet- ing out critical situation during monsoon. In the meeting sec- toral officers of all the depart- ments, representative of army from HQ 10 INF Div. and rep- resentatives of BSF participat- ed. The Disaster Management Plan of Sub Division Akhnoor in respect of monsoon season 2017 was discussed. Executive Engineer Flood Control Sub Division Akhnoor explained that the catchment area of river Chenab is about 21400 Sq. Kms. Upto Akhnoor bridge. The Catchment area is rugged, Steep and mostly swift. Flood in Chenab resent from heavy rainfall in the upper drainage basin which falls under the most active monsoon belt due to which high flood occurs during the short time. Resulting in the large scale damage to both the banks. The villages which gets affected by the floods in sub division Akhnoor are Lehairan, Sangrampur, Chanjwan, Bhour, Dalpat , Maira, Sitriwala, Chak Sikander on right bank and Garkhal, Fathu Kotli on left bank of river Chenab, among these Garkhal, Maira, Sitriwala, Chak Sikander are most vulnerable spots. SDM Akhnoor said that a joint control Room shall be set up in Akhnoor and committees at Tehsil level and village level shall be constituted for speedy communication in case of any eventuality. Duties were assigned to all the sectoral offi- cers for speedy communication, evacuation of sufferers, setting of rescue camps, management of camps, etc. Public Awareness system shall be installed at the impor- tant spots to aware the masses. SDM Akhnoor instructed to all the Tehsildars of Sub division Akhnoor to use flags of green, yellow and red colour to aware the people green colour signifies normal level of gauge, yellow signifies danger and red colour flag signifies evacuation. SDM discusses disaster management plan SDM Sunaina Mehta chairing a meeting at Akhnoor. SBI R-SETI conducts tailoring courses STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA : A valediction of cutting and tailoring course was organised by SBI R- SETI, Kathua was held on Thursday. This was the pro- gramme organised at SBI- RSETI, Kathua and validat- ed by Director SBI- RSETI Shiv Kumar Pangotra. LDM Kathua ,DDM Nabard Madan Lal, State Director of RSETI Sudesh Kumar Sharma and Branch Manager of SBI Kalibari J.S Puri were the Guest . During the courses of programes 53 participants were trained in various skills and knowledge involved in this programe. They were explained regard- ing entrepreneurship develop- ments, advantages of self employments etc. Certificates were distributed to all the participants who expressed great satisfaction on the training conducted at the institute. ADDC discusses arrangements for SIPAC
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