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Sunday September 16, 2018 11 HAPPY BIRTHDAY Aryaveer Singh Class: 6th - ‘A’ Fr om: Mgt. & Staff of JKPS, Panjtirthi To HAPPY BIRTHDAY Akshaj Jain Class: 2nd - ‘C’ Fr om: Mgt. & Staff of JKPS, Kunjwani To HAPPY BIRTHDAY Jai Aditya Singh Class: 4th - ‘D’ Fr om: Mgt. & Staff of JKPS, Kunjwani To HAPPY BIRTHDAY Taniya Choudhary Class: 4th - ‘D’ Fr om: Mgt. & Staff of JKPS, Kunjwani To HAPPY BIRTHDAY Ashiani Class: V - ‘B’ Fr om: Mgt. & Staff of JKPS, Kunjwani To HAPPY BIRTHDAY Adhitya Gupta Class: L.K.G - ‘A’ Fr om: Mgt. & Staff of JKPS, Kunjwani To SI VIVA INTERVIEW SSB INTERVIEW SSC GD, ARMY GD WRITTEN CDS/AFCAT WRITTEN BATCHES STARTING 17 SEP (1685 SELECTED IN 3 YEARS) AT BRIGADIER JAMWAL’S LAKSHYA DEFENCE ACADEMY, JMU 9797519939, 9796468555 NOTICE I No. 15568638A Jadhav Samir Satywan of unit 269Engr C/o 56APO hereby declare that my son’s name Aditya Samir Jadhav is written wrongly in my service record as Aditay. Objection if any may be conveyed to concerned authority within 7 days. NOTICE I, Sh. Vikas Sharma S/o Ramesh Kumar R/o Kachi Chowni Near Afghana Mohalla Jammu (transferor) and Sh. Sumit Singh S/o Thoru Singh R/o Amb Gharota Jammu (transferee) for transfer of All India Taxi/Maxi route permit No. 424/AITMC/STA along with vehicle No. JK02BP-1871 under the provisions of Section 82(1) of Motor Vehicle Act, 1988.3. Now therefore, it is notified that objections if any to the above transfer of permit/vehi- cle should reach State Transport Authority, J&K Jammu / Srinagar office No: TC/JK/MV/Camp/2018/554-55 Dt: 05-09-2018 within fifteen days from the date of publication of this notice. The case shall therefore be processed under Rule 96 of the Motor Vehicle Rule, 1991. NOTICE I, Zaffar Iqbal S/o Mohd Bashir R/o Hubbi P/o Kandi Koteranka Rajouri have lost my diplo- ma of class 10th under Roll No. 525031 Session Annual Regular 2000 and Class 12th Diploma under Roll No. 531977 Session 531977 Session Annual Private and Registration no. 97MJRN505038. Now I am applying for duplicates of the same. Objection if any may be conveyed to JKBOSE Jammu within 7 days. NOTICE My father name, DOB and Address has wrongly been written as Basarit Ali, DOB- 15-01-1986 and R/o Chhungan Poonch instead of Bashrat Ali, DOB 15-01- 1990 and R/o Dharat Tehsil Nowshera, District Rajouri (J&K) in my Passport bearing No. H6803464. Now I am applying for the corrections of the same. Objection if any may be con- veyed to Passport Seva Kandra Office Jammu within 7 days. Mohd Khalid S/o Bashrat Ali R/o Dharat Tehsil Nowshera, District Rajouri (J&K) NOTICE It is submitted that at this time one namely Ajit Kumar S/o Sultan Chand R/o A/P Purkhoo Camp Jammu reported in this P/S Domana and produce written application regarding missing of R/C of vehicle Auto load carrier bearing regd No. Jk02AJ/5443 is missing on 02/09/2018 at Domana. In this regard missing report has been entered in the Daily Diary of P/s and copy of missing report issued to appli- cant. Hence Report entered. FARGATI I Parmod Gupta S/o Sh. Ganga Ram R/o H.No. 502-A near Parmod Cycle Shop Ward No. 37, Near Govt. High School Janipur Colony Jammu do hereby give fargati to my sons namely Rohit Gupta and Mohit Gupta and their wifes namely Anu Gupta W/o Rohit Gupta and Atakshi Gupta W/o Mohit Gupta & disinherit them from all moveable and immoveable property through Court of Sub Registrar, 3rd Additional Munsiff Jammu vide G.R. No. A1148203 dated: 13-09-2018. Any person having any dealing with him will do so on his own risk and responsibility in future. FAUJI PUBLIC SCHOOL RAYA MORH REQUIRES 1. Clerk (Computer) - 01 (Ex-servicemen preferred) 2. English / Music / Math Teacher - 01 each 3. Salary Negotiable 4. Apply with BIO - DATA and Testimonials by 20 Sep 2018. 5. Local Area Candidates pre- ferred. 6. Contact - House No 1, Dashmesh Nagar Digiana Mob No : 96222 - 15546, 91495 - 64411 NOTICE I No. 15568638A Jadhav Samir Satywan of unit 269Engr C/o 56APO hereby declare that my wife’s name Sayali Samir Jadhav is writ- ten wrongly in my service record as Sayli. Objection if any may be conveyed to concerned authority within 7 days. NOTICE I, Sakander Singh S/o Sh. Kartar Singh R/o Channi Himmat Deeli Jammu have lost my driving licence bearing no. JK0220080028920. Now I am applying for duplicate of the same. Objection if any may be conveyed to RTO Jammu within 7 days. NOTICE I, Sudesh Kumar S/o Lt. Sh. Tillo Ram R/o Qtr No. 18 Type-II A.G. Colony, Shakti Nagar, Jammu have lost my driving licence bearing no. JK0220120090057. Now I am applying for duplicate of the same. Objection if any may be conveyed to RTO Jammu within 7 days. NOTICE I, Ajmer Singh S/o Sh. Chuni Lal Chib R/o Kunjwani By Pass Delli Lunger Jammu am opening New School in the name of Maa Koushalya Grammar School located at Kunjwani By Pass Opp. Vishal Mega Mart Jammu under Trust Maa Koushalya Education & Welfare Trust. Objection if any may be con- veyed to Jammu Municipality Corporation within 7 days. NOTICE I, Maharaj Krishan Misri S/o Sh. Prem Nath Misri R/o H.No. 3, Sec-7 Lower Roop Nagar Jammu want to sell my plot no. 85 measuring 1620 sqft at Swarn Vihar Chak Changerwan to Smt. Namita Sharma R/o H.No. 278, Friends Sector, Subash Nagar, Jammu. Objection if any may be raised to Housing Corporation Jammu within 7 days. NOTICE I, Sukhdev Singh S/o Sunit Singh R/o Dabuj Shehzada Tehsil Ramgarh and District Samba inform to general pub- lic that the Name and Date of Birth of my son has been wrongly registered/recorded in his school record as Dishant Singh and D.O.B. 1-12-2003 instead of Dishant Bogal D.O.B. 2-12-2003 which is correct in his Adhar Card. Now I am applying for the correction of my son's Name and Date of Birth as Dishant Bogal D.O.B. 2-12-2003 instead of Dishant Singh D.O.B. 1-12-2003. Objection if any may be conveyed to the concerned authorities within seven days from the date of publication of this notice. Job Opportunity Male/Female Part time/full time for - Retired persons - Senior Citizens - Business people - Ex Army Officials - Minimum 12th Class Pass Contact: Mob No: 9419132920 (After 2 PM) NOTICE My father name has wrongly been written as Arun Sharma instead of Arun Kumar in my 8th Class Marksheet under Roll No. 8700792 Session 2017-18 (Annual) Now I am applying for correction of the same. Objection if any may be conveyed to Principal DIET Jammu within 7 days. Rishi Kant Sharma S/o Arun Kumar R/o Village Khangalta P.O. Salouni Tehsil Barsat District Hamirpur (H.P) PIN-174311 STATE TIMES NEWS POUNI: Under the guid- ance of ZEO Pouni Gopal Krishan Sharma and ZEPO Pouni P.D Bali Swachhata Hi Sewa Programme got commenced at Govt. Middle School Kharoti (Pouni), District Reasi. During the inaugural address to the students, Headmaster of the School Sat Paul Puri lauded the efforts put by the small kids of the school in the recently held pro- gramme Swachhta Pakhwara. Dharm Paul Sharma, a teacher of the school explained the ill effects of the polythene bags being used by everyone. The staff members who spoke on the occasion included Shashi Bala, Kasturi Lal, Ravi Kumar and Sushma Rani. SAMBA: On the auspi- cious occasion of Swachhta Hi Seva launched by PM Narendra Modi , students and staff of Govt. Girls Hr. Sec. School Jakh , Samba started a flagship pro- gramme. Programme start- ed with Swachhta Pledge taken by staff and students and then a rally was flagged off by the Principal Sudesh which marched through the different lanes of the village to spread the message of cleanliness among the com- mon masses. Cleanliness drive was carried out at Ram Temple , Medical Sub Centre , Khadi bhandaar , Nag Temple , school and the adjoining areas of the pond in Jakh. Plantation drive was also carried out by the students and staff. R S PURA: 2 J&K Girls Bn. NCC, Govt. Degree College R.S Pura launched Swachhta Samaroh as part of Swachhta Hi Sewa cam- paign under the supervision of Prof. Shaveta Chowdhary, NCC Incharge and Prof. Bindu Kumari, NCC Convener and guidance of Prof.Kalpana Kesar, Principal of the College. The programme was inaugurat- ed by Dr. Dileep Raina. As part of the inaugural event, a cleanliness drive was organised in the college premises by NCC Incharge, NCC Convener and other members of NCC Committee Prof. Esha Abrol and Prof. Renu Sharma. A total of 38 cadets participat- ed in the drive and cleared the garden area of the col- lege. The waste collected was segregated and disposed of in colour coded bins. POONCH: Krishi Vigyan Kendra Poonch under the aegis of Directorate of Extension, Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technologies Jammu started Swachtaa Hi Sewa Pakhwada (Cleanliness is service Fortnight) which is being celebrated across India from Sept 15 to October 2 2017. KVK Poonch organised a Sankalp Diwas at campus in which large number of farm- ers actively participated. Dr. Ajay Gupta, Dr. Muneeshwar Sharma, Dr. Muzaffar Mir, Scientist KVK; Capt. Mohd. Sadiq, Ex Sarpanch, Gulpur, Sh. Jehangir, Ex Sarpanch, Kankote and other persons also expressed their views on this occasion. District Development Commissioner Rahul Yadav launched Swachhta hi Seva campaign by organising a cleanliness drive around Poonch Fort. District offi- cers, SHGs besides students in large number participated in the cleanliness drive. HIRANAGAR: The Swatchhta Pakhwada was inaugurated in the college premises of Govt. GLDM Degree College, Hiranagar by the Principal where in 30 NCC Cadets of I Armed Sqn. NCC Jammu partici- pated. On the first day a cleanliness drive was carried out by the NCC cadets who cleaned the college class rooms and corridor. The whole event was supervised by Dr. Virender Pal Singh, ANO of the college and attended by Prof. Daya Vilas, Prof. Vijay Kumar Chandan, Prof. Rakesh Sharma and Dr. Gaurav Kumar. REASI: In continuance with Prime Miniter's 'Swachhata Hi Seva' move- ment, Deputy Commissioner Reasi, Prasanna Ramaswamy G launched the movement here at Reasi. The launch- ing ceremony began with an oath ceremony wherein the DC along with district offi- cials as well as the locals pledged to make the Swachhata mission success- ful. After the oath-taking, all district officials took part in the cleanliness drive starting from the DC office. The DC urged that the drive should not be limited to the day but round the year. ADDC, Ramesh Chander, Assistant Commissioner Development, M.Y Malik; Chief Planning Officer, Harbans Sharma; Chief Medical Officer, Parminder Singh among others. UDHAMPUR: Cleanliness is not the responsibility of only few people but it is col- lective social responsibility. District Development Commissioner, Udhampur, Ravinder Kumar stated this during the launch of 'Swachhta Hi Seva' cam- paign here today at Conference Hall of DC Office Complex, Udhampur. Later, the DDC also administered the Swachhata pledge to the officials of various depart- ments present on the occa- sion. Probationer, Santosh Sukhdeve, ADC, Krishan Lal, CPO, Rajeev Bhushan, GM DIC, Suram Chand Sharma, PO ICDS, Rimpy Ohri, ACR, Subash Dogra, SDM, Basantgarh, Attar Chand, DIO, Er Sajad Bashir Somberia and other district officers besides rep- resentatives of Beopar Mandal, social activists of the district were present on the occasion. BANI: Government Degree College Bani con- ducted Swachhata drive to commemorate 150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. Large number of students besides staff mem- bers participated in the drive. Prizes were also dis- tributed among students for their outstanding perform- ance. RAMBAN: District Administration Ramban commenced the Swachhata Hi Seva campaign, a fort- night-long cleanliness drive across the district here today. Education departments involving students, NCC cadets and staff members of various schools carried out cleanliness and sanitation drive in different parts of the district including Higher Secondary School, Girls High School, High School (HS) Goi, HS Batiya, HS Parnot, HS, Champa, HS, Alin Bass, GGHSS, Banihal, Doligam and HS Chanderkot. Awareness rallies and other informative and educative events were also organized on the occasion. Similarly, health depart- ment also initiated the sani- tation campaign in and around the health institu- tions of the district. Keeping in view impor- tance of the campaign, the doctors along with para- medical and other staff members took pledge for maintaining cleanliness and hygiene in their institutions for creating suitable envi- ronment to safely treat patients. District Development Commissioner, Ramban, Showkat Aijaz Bhat has already directed the depart- ments to organise activities under this fortnight cleanli- ness drive "Swachhta hi Sewa Hai" from September 15 to October 02, 2018. KATHUA: In continuance with Prime Minister's 'Swachhata Hi Seva' move- ment, Deputy Commissioner, Kathua, Rohit Khajuria commenced the sanitation campaign in rural and urban areas of the district here today. The campaign will con- clude on October 2nd on the eve of Gandhi Jayanti. The campaign would be jointly conducted by Municipal Bodies, Rural Development, Education and Social Welfare Departments besides Banks operating in the district. Earlier, a pledge was also administered among the participants regarding per- sonal hygiene and sanita- tion. ADC, ADDC, ACD, ACR, DyDEO, CPO, BDOs and other officers were present on the occasion. A Pakhwara celebrations to commemorate 150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi was inau- gurated at Govt. Degree College for Women, Kathua. On the inauguration day, an intra college symposium was organized on the topic 'Life and Teachings of Mahatma Gandhi' in the college in which more than 10 num- bers of students expressed their views and thoughts on the said topic. Dr. Kulwinder Kour, Principal of the College was the Chief Guest. Naseem Choudhary secured first position whereas Rozina and Jagandeep Kour clinched second and third position in the symposium. The certificates and prizes were distributed to the par- ticipants and winners of the symposium. Vote of thanks was presented by Dr. Yash Pal Sharma, Organizing Secretary of the symposium and the proceedings of the program were conducted by Dr. Anita Dua of Department of Physics. STATE TIMES NEWS BASOHLI: Ramisht College Of Education Basohli celebrat- ed Hindi Divas in the multipur- pose hall of the college in which all students of B.Ed semester 1st took part. The main pur- pose of the celebration of this day is to promote and develop Hindi as a national language among all the people of the country. While expressing their views on this occasion the stu- dents emphasised that in the Indian Constitution under arti- cle 343 Hindi has been incorpo- rated as national language in Devnagri script. Therefore in order to enhance the glory and importance of this language awareness must be created among the people of all states and nation as a whole. The chairman of the college applauded the efforts of the students and faculty mem- bers to make this program suc- cessful. AKHNOOR: Department of Hindi, GDC Akhnoor celebrat- ed Hindi Diwas in the college seminar hall. The Chief Guest of the function Principal, Prof. Kuldeep Raj Sharma empha- sised on the fact that our national language needs to be given due importance so that it can flourish. Earlier HoD Hindi Department, Prof. Ravi talked about the importance of Hindi language from ancient times to present. On this occa- sion students of GDC Akhnoor performed various activities like songs, speech, poetry recitation etc with zeal and enthusiasm. The vote of thanks was present- ed by Dr. Ruchika Sharma. Dr. Chander Shekhar, Prof. Sanjay Sambyal, Prof. Dewarka Nath, Prof. Mamta Sharma, Dr. Pavanjee Bali Prof. Sonia Bhau, Prof. Pooja Charak and others were also present. KATRA: Competitions and cultural programmes marked the Hindi Pakhwara celebra- tions began at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University, Katra. The event was inaugurated with welcome address by Dr. Anil Tewari, Nodal Officer of Hindi Cell where he highlighted the significance of Hindi Day, and read a poem in Hindi. Elocution, poem recitation, easy writing, story-telling and cultural programme were organised on this occasion, along with the screening of last year's video clip reminiscing cel- ebrations. Dr. Madhu Mangal Chaturvedi, Dr. Saurabh Shrivastav, Anurag Sharma, Bindu, Biraj, Mohit, Radhika Sharma, Nikhil, Kanika, Kartikey, Arnav and Ishani impressed the audience by poem recitation. Little Hotrika, mesmerised everyone with her graceful Bharatnatyam dance. Lastly, Paras Dubey, the stu- dent Secretary of Hindi Cell, briefed about the forthcoming events to be organised in the coming 14 days. He threw light on the significance of the day. REASI: Hindi Diwas was celebrated at Salal Power Station with enthusiasm and zeal. The programme was inau- gurated by Vanita Shekhar, Guest of Honour and Himanshu Shekhar, General Manager, Salal Power Station by lighting the holy lamp in association with Rakesh Goel, Chief Engineer (Civil), M.G.Ghai, Chief Engineer (Civil) and Arun Kumar Chief (HR) followed by National Anthem. A large number of employees, their family mem- bers, school children and teach- ers were present on the occa- sion. Speaking on the occasion, Shekhar read out the messages of Rajnath Singh, Union Home Minister and Chairman and Managing Director, NHPC Limited released on the occa- sion of Hindi Divas. Cultural Programmes presented by Tiny Tots of Nursery School, Jyotipuram and students of KV, Jyotipuram enthralled audience. Thereafter prizes were distributed among the winners of various competitions organised during 'Hindi Pakhwara'. Dr. P.L Sharma handled Stage Proceedings and Smt. Seraphina Lakra, Sr. Manager (HR) presented vote of thanks during the function. The func- tion cluded with distribution of sweets. Swachhta Hi Seva Campaign commences across region Swachhta Hi Seva campaign celebrations at GDC for Women, Kathua. Students and faculty of GDC R S Pura during the programme. Employees of Salal Power Station during Hindi Diwas celebration. Students of Govt. GLDM Degree College, Hiranagar along with faculty carrying out cleanliness drive. Various educational institutions celebrate Hindi Diwas Elderly man dies of electrocution, two women injured STATE TIMES NEWS AKHNOOR: An elderly man was killed and two women were injured when they came in contact with a live wire on the out- skirts the city Saturday, officials said. The incident at N S Pura village in the Khour area sparked protests by the locals against the power development depart- ment, they said. The officials said a high-tension electricity wire got snapped from a pole and fell down, resulting in the death of Parmanand, 70, and severe burn injuries to Rajni Devi, 24, and Nisha, 18. A cow was also killed and a structure damaged in the fire caused by the live wire, they added. The protesting locals were demanding adequate compensa- tion to the family of the deceased and free treatment to the injured, the officials said. Police rushed to the spot and persuaded the protesters to disperse peacefully, they said.
