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05 SRINAGAR | December 04, 2014, Thursday Greater Kashmir HAMDARD UNIVERSITY HAMDARD NAGAR, NEW DELHI - 110062 (Declared as Deemed-to-be University under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956 vide Notification No. F.9-18/85-U.3 dated 10.5.1989 of the Govt of India) Notification for the award of Ph.D Degree It is hereby notified that Rifat Hamid D/o Mr. Abdul Hamid Enrolment No. 2007-701-001 has been awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Biochemistry by Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi on 27 th of Nov. 2014. According to a notification issued by the University Ms. Rifat Hamid was awarded Ph. D in Biochemistry for theses entitled “Isolation And Characterization of Microbial Chitinases” under the supervision of Dr. Saleem Javed. Sd/- Controller of Examinations KASHMIR HOTEL & RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION H.o: Nawa-I-Subh Complex, Zero Bridge, Srinagar NOTICE FOR INFORMATION OF ALL MEMBERS OF KHARA All members of KHARA are informed that whosoever intends to participate in forthcoming Travel and Tourism Fairs (TTFs) 2014-2015 should send consent in writing to KHARA office, Nawa-i-Subh complex, Zero Bridge, Srinagar within 05 days from the date of publication of this notice. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT 0194-2476631, 2472249 Sd/- AYESHA SALEEM Jt. Secretary General, KHARA M-006 Accident in waiting! Makhdoom Sahib Urs Locals seek better civic amenities PDD to start 24X7 troubleshooting Special children spring a surprise with their skills! BSNL condoles demise Srinagar, Dec 3: Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited staffers Wednesday condoled the demise of Muham- mad Mubarak Shah of Gulberga Colony Gulab Bagh, who was the uncle of BSNL PRO Masood Bala. The staffers expressed sym- pathies with the bereaved family and prayed for peace to the depart- ed soul. Ghat Munshis exempted from election duty! Srinagar, Dec 3: Reacting to the claims of Consumer Affairs and Public Distribution department that election duty of CAPD storekeepers was hampering distribution of free ration in the flood hit City, an official spokesman Wednesday clarified that no storekeeper has been put on poll duty. Pertinently people are making complaints that CAPD was resorting to discrimination in relief distribution by giving free ration to only those localities which stage protests whereas the remaining stock was being swindled. “Poor power supply, dog menace, defunct streetlights our main issues’ SYED ALI HAMDANI Srinagar, Dec 3: Ahead of the annual Urs of Sultan Ul Arifeen Hazrat Khawaja Sheikh Hamzah Makhdoom (RA) the residents of adja- cent localities have sought better civic amenities par- ticularly 24-hour power supply. The Coordination Committee of Kathi Dar- waza and Rainawari appealed the concerned authorities to ensure uninterrupted power supply, water supply and provide ration and kero- sene oil during Urs. This committee com- prising of various nearby Mohallas including Ashraf Khan, Muma Khan, Botraj Colony, Haka Bazar, Daste- geer Colony, Hathi Khan and Baba Mohalla said the civic amenities in the local- ity need attention of Dis- trict Development Commis- sioner Farooq Ahmed Shah and other senior officials including Dr GN Qasba. The committee held a meeting under the chair- manship Haji Mehraj-ud-Din Shah to discuss the issues concerning Urs arrange- ments. “During the Urs devo- tees face hardships in visiting the shrine due to non-availability of streetlights or its being defunct especially from Kastoorpind side,” the committee said. “Apart from this dog menace is prevalent, devotees need to be protected against this threat,” the locals said adding road maintenance and sanitation were other key issues. The concern of authorities towards safe driving and traffic regulation can be gauged from the fact that for the past three months this Chinar which fell on the busy MA Road is yet to be removed. As if the authorities are waiting for some accident which would prompt them to act (Aman Farooq/GK) CAPITAL HAPPENINGS CE hails ground staff for post flood power restoration; JKEEU raises issues MUDASIR YAQOOB Srinagar, Dec 3: Chief Engineer Power Development Department Bashir Ahmad Khan Wednesday said the department would soon start 24X7 repairs of electric faults in the City so that the affected con- sumers don’t have to “unduly spend odd hours without power”. He said the ground staff, which undertakes such works would be provided transportation. Khan said it while hailing the role of PDD ground staff in post flood power restoration in this devastated City adding that their “genuine grievances would be redressed shortly.” It was his first meeting with the ground staff under the banner Jammu and Kashmir Employees Union (JKEEU) aſter September floods. “This meeting with you people who happen to be our backbone and proved their mele in the restoration on power post floods, was long pending and I congratulate you all for the feat,” he said. The ground staff through their rep- resentatives picked up their concerns, including employment of next of the kin in the families of linemen who over the years died on duty, mostly due to accidents. The Chief Engineer, flanked by other senior officials including SE Hashmat Qazi and Xen Muhammad Yousuf Baba said all their demands were under active consideration. He assured them that departmental promotions would be done in time. Speaking on the occasion, JKEEU President Abdul Salam Rajpouri hailed Chief Engineer, saying: “Khan Sahib has always put his best efforts to redress the genuine griev- ances of the employees and consumers, alike. During his tenure as Chief Engineer, the morale of entire department has raised.” JKEEU General Secretary Manzoor Ahmad Bhat and other senior JKEEU mem- bers also spoke on the occasion. IHM to resume ops from Jan Srinagar, Dec 3: The Institute of Hotel Management at Raj Bagh which was devastated by floods will resume operations from January, 2015, the IHM Principal Shrivastav said Wednesday. He said this during inspection of the facility by District Development Commis- sioner Farooq Ahmed Shah who asked the concerned to expedite resumption work. Given the economic impact of the floods on the City, Shah sought start of skill development programs for the unemployed youth. “Tourism if explored properly has huge potential not only for economic upliſtment but even as means to end unemployment,” Shah said adding skill development should lay emphasis on “making tra- ditional cooking and cookies”. He also visited the upcom- ing 50-bedded AYUSH Hospital at Harwan and construction of prefab- ricated huts, an official handout said. Srinagar, Dec 3: Specially-abled chil- dren Wednesday sprang many a sur- prise for the audience at the Voluntary Medicare Society’s (VMS) auditorium –demonstrating that given a chance –they can perform beer than those who are oſten called “normal children”. They held the audience, compris- ing –members of civil society including parents of the special children, social activists and mental health workers associated with SAWAB Centre of VMS. Their skits on September, 2014 flooding, reflecting the havoc wreaked in Kashmir, its disastrous impact on Shafaqat School for Spe- cial children and popular Kashmiri lyrics ‘Yelli Yeyad Pewaan’ by noted Kashmiri singer Shameem Azad besides a Mock Drill on Disaster Management impressed the audi- ence, the reflection of which was noticed in the address of the event chief guest, Talat Parvaiz, Director Tourism. Talat commied himself to promote the cause of the VMS and donated Rs25, 000 to the society. Earlier Dr Mir M Maqbool, the founder president of the society wel- comed the guests. Noted psychia- trist Dr Mushtaq Margoob, Director, SAWAB Centre, made a presentation on the “Impact of Devastation on Disabled and cope-up Mechanism.” Dr Bashir A Lone, Administrator, VMS presented vote of thanks. PDP damaging transformers: Salman Srinagar Dec 3: National Conference (NC) leader Salman Ali Sagar Wednesday accused the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) of damag- ing colony transformers to compel people to take to streets ahead of polls in the City. “PDP workers, which are few in number, are damaging the trans- formers under the garb of darkness and making people to face severe hardships during the chilling cold weather conditions. We cannot remain silent over such gross violations and harassment of the people. Frustrated PDP is trying to harass the people as they have rejected its politics in Srinagar,” he said in a statement. NC’s Provincial Youth President in a direct aack against the PDP candidate for Khaniyar Muhammad Khurshid Alam accused the laer of “harassing and coercing NC workers in the old City.” Aman Farooq/GK UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES & TECHNOLOGY OF KASHMIR SHALIMAR CAMPUS - 190025 NOTICE WALK-LN-INTERVIEW A Walk-ln-lnterview for the engagement as Contractual Lecturer(s) for teaching assignment at FVSc. & AH, Shuhama as per details given hereunder shall be held on December 23, 2014 at 10:30 am in the Directorate of Education, SKUAST-K, Shalimar. S.No Name fo the discipline No. of contractual Lecturer (s) reqd. Min. Qualification i. Veterinary Gynaecology 02 Masters degree with minimum 55% marks or equivalent postgraduate qualification in the concerned subject Preference: Ph.D Degree in concerned subject NET Qualified ii. Veterinary Pathology 01 iii. Vety. Surgery & Radiology 01 iv. Animal Nutrition 01 • The engagement of Contractual Lecturer(s) shall be purely a temporary academic arrangement on contractual basis for the Autumn Semester of Academic Session of 2014, on consolidated remuneration of Rs.21, 600/- only per month. • Interested eligible candidates must report for Walk-ln-lnterview alongwith application and brief biodata giving full details of academic records accompanied with all relevant testimonials/certificates in original and one set of Xerox copies thereof as well as two passport size photographs and a Bank Draft of Rs. 500/- pledged to Comptroller, SKUAST-K, Shalimar. • The engagement of Contractual Lecturer(s) shall be terminable without any notice by the Appointing Authority, whenever the post is, filled up on regular basis or otherwise. • The candidate should not be on rolls for pursuit of any academic programme in any institution (within or outside) and/or should not be in employment whatsoever, elsewhere. • No TA/DA will be paid for attending the interview. • Any further detail can be had from the office of Registrar, SKUAST-K on any working day in person or through 0194-2461271. Au/Adm/GAD/2014/14453-14461 Sd/- Dated 3.12.2014 Deputy Registrar (Est) RE003 CELL: 9596054544, 9858368534 BLOOMING KIDS WINTER CAMP A Unit of Babul Murad Learning Institute FOR CLASSES K.G TO 8TH WINTER ASSIGNMENT PLAYWAY METHOD DUMMY CLASSES FOR 3 DAYS CHILD DEVELOPMENT Features: High Class Teaching Faculty, Heating Facility, Transport Facility (on demand) ALAMGARI BAZAR MAIN CHOWK Sd/- Ashiq Hussain Mir RE003 Office of the Returning Officer 24-Sonwar Constituency of J&K State Legislative Assembly MEETING NOTICE Subject: General Election to the Legislative Assembly of Jammu & Kashmir, 2014. Mr. V. Shashank, IAS, General Observer for 24-Sonwar Assembly Constituency is taking a review meeting in the Meeting Hall DC Office, Srinagar on 5 th December, 2014 at 11:30 AM regarding the subject cited above. All the Booth Level Officers (BLOs) of 24-Sonwar Assembly Constituency are requested to attend the meeting on the scheduled date, time and venue. Sd/- Aijaz Ahmad Bhat Returning Officer DIPK-8529 24-Sonwar Assembly Constituency NK005-GK Office of the Returning Officer 46-Pahalgam Assembly Constituency, District Anantnag GENERAL NOTICE Preparation of EVM’s to be used at Polling stations with respect to 46-Pahalgam Assembly Constituency is being carried out at Degree College Boys Khanabal on 04-12- 2014 at 12:00 Noon. In this connection all contesting Candidates are hereby informed to attend personally or authorizer their agents to monitor such preparation at Degree college Boys Khanabal. Sd/- Returning Officer DIPK-8538 46-Pahalgam Assembly Constituency NK005-GK twitter.com/GreaterKashmir_ facebook.com/DailyGreaterKashmir epaper.GreaterKashmir.com Readers can email their write-ups to City Page for Colony Woes, We the Srinagarites and other columns. [email protected] DISCLAIMER: Views expressed in We The Srinagarites column are author’s own C TY
