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Tuesday August 21, 2018 11 SENSEX NIFTY GOLD: SILVER: 11,551.75 points up by 81 points. Rs 30,420 per 10 grams up by Rs 170. Rs 38,100 per kg up by Rs 100. 38,278.75 points up by 330.87 points. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Swastik Mahajan Class: 4th - ‘A’ Fr om: Mgt. & Staff of JKPS, Kunjwani To HAPPY BIRTHDAY Nirmaya Gupta Class: 3rd - ‘E’ Fr om: Mgt. & Staff of JKPS, Kunjwani To HAPPY BIRTHDAY Abhaya Class: 1st - ‘C’ Fr om: Mgt. & Staff of JKPS, Kunjwani To Ref: Notification issued by DTE, J&K vide No. DIP/J-3027/18, Dated: 28-06-2018 Admission to the following recognized ITI & Vocational Courses One year course (SCVT) Qualification 1. Computer Operator 10th Prog. Asstt. (COPA) 2. Plumber 10th 3. Stenograohy & Sectt. Asstt (Eng) 10th 4. Mason (BC) 8th Two Y ears Courses SCVT 1. Electrician 10th 2. Draftsman Civil 10th 3. Computer H/W ‘O’ Level (NIELIT) 10th / 12th Free Course (Six Months Duration) 1. Plumber 10th 2. Basic Computer 10th 3. Fashion Designing 8th Note:- 1. Application Form Rs. 40 - Interested Candidate can be apply with requisite documents i.e. Marksheet (8th / 10th), State Subject. Category if any. Photograph (6 Pcs). 2. Scholarship facilities for SC/ST/OBC/PH/Minority 3. The Diploma / certificate will be awarded by the SCVT/NCVT and Affiliated bodies. Contact for more details:- JKS-ITI (Recognised/Aff.with the DTE, J&K) H.O Jinder Melhu, R.S. Pura, Jammu - 181111 E-mail [email protected] Mb: 8082653959, 9906146766 Admission Notice 2018-19-20 NOTICE I, Shubhda Rani D/o Surinder Singh R/o Bhaga (Reasi) have not received my Bachelor Degree passed under Roll No. 6470006 session 2007 annual from Jammu University. I have applied for the issuance of dupli- cate of the same. Objection if any may be conveyed to concerned authority within seven days. NOTICE My wife’s name has wrongly been written as Neelam Sher instead of Neelu Sher in my Ration card bearing No. 12055 and Data Form No. 38198. Now I am applying for correc- tion of the same. Objection if any may be conveyed to Relief Commissioner (M) Jammu within seven days. Suresh Sher S/o Late Shri Nath Sher R/o Mattan Tehsil Brijbehara District Anantnag A/P 579 Lower Roop Nagar, Dogra Nagar Muthi NOTICE I Sunil Choudhary S/o Joginder Singh R/o Nandpur Tehsil Ramgarh District Samba have lost my driving license bearing No. JK-2120140036808. Now I am applying for duplicate of the same. Objection if any may be conveyed to ARTO Samba within seven days. NOTICE I Ajay Kumar S/o Tilk Raj R/o Suchatgarh Tehsil Suchatgarh (R.S. Pura) District Jammu have pur- chased a vehicle (Maruti Dzire VXI) bearing Reg. No. JK21D-8418 from Mohan Lal S/o Tej Ram R/o Chak Chhataka Ramgarh Near Govt. Primary School District Samba. Now I am applying for transfer of the above said vehicle in my name. Objection if any may be conveyed to ARTO Samba within seven days. NOTICE I Bittu Ram S/o Sh. Kartar Singh R/o Ghordi Khas (Mohra Sadhar) Tehsil Ramnagar District Udhampur state that my name has wrongly been written as Bittu Singh instead of Bittu Ram in revenue record. Now I want to correct the same. Objection if any may be con- veyed to Naib Tehsildar Ghordi/ Tehsildar Ramnagar within seven days from the date of publication of this notice. NOTICE I, Sham Lal S/o Sh. Ram Saran R/o Dera Baba Tehsil and District Reasi have lost my driving license bearing No. 10459. Now I am applying for duplicate of the same. Objection if any may be conveyed to con- cerned authority within seven days. NOTICE I, Jalam Kushwaha S/o Lalloo Kushwaha R/o Present Address 1807 Pnr Unit Pin 908507 C/o 56 APO have pur- chased a vehicle (Activa Scooty) bearing Reg. No. JK02BH-3886 from Vijay Kumar S/o Girdhari Lal R/o Village Alawal Chack R.S. Pura Jammu. Now I am applying for transfer of the above said vehi- cle in my name. Objection if any may be conveyed to RTO Jammu within seven days. STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: The students, faculty and members of man- agement of Rajiv Gandhi Memorial College of Education, Kathua paid flo- ral tributes to Late Rajiv Gandhi on his 74th Birth Anniversary. Speaking on the occasion Anu Dogra Chairperson remembered the contribution of the departed leader partic- ularly in the field of ICT, empowerment of Panchayats, empowering youth of the country by low- ering voting age and drafting of National Educational Policy to benefit all the sec- tions of the society. Dr. G P Sachdev (Principal), Dr. Bandhana Bhasin(HOD M.Ed.), Dr. A K Malhotra(Principal, RGDC) Monika Sharma(Vice Principal), Priyanka Verma, Iesha Sumbria, Priyanka, Neha, Poonam Sharma, Jyoti Sharma, Devi Choudhary along with the students and other staff members were also present. KATHUA: To commemo- rate 74th Birth Anniversary of former Prime Minister of India, Rajiv Gandhi, Congress activists organised a function at Dayalachak, on Monday. The function was held under the leadership former Member Legislative Council Subash Gupta wherein; he along with other activists paid tributes by offering flo- ral petals to the portrait of Rajiv Gandhi. Vinay Sharma, Ruldoo Ram, Murari Lal, Harbhajan Saini, Swarn singh,Tilak Kumar, Aashu Kumar, Ajay Kumar, Sandhu Sharma, Kaka Ram and Mukesh Kumar were also present. FLC of M1 EVMs held STATE TIMES NEWS RAMBAN: Before Local Bodies and Panchyat elections the First Level Checking (FLC) of M1 Electronic Voting Machines (M1 EVMs) was con- ducted at District Headquarters Ramban. Deputy Commissioner Ramban Showkat Aijaz Bhat, who is also District Election Officer, said that engineers from Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) conducted the FLC of control units and ballot units available at the EVM strong room. FLC was conducted under foolproof security arrangements to EVM in the presence of representatives of political parties and ENT Hashim Din at the time of checking. On this occasion, details of FLC was given to the representatives of political par- ties along with technical infor- mation such as cleaning of EVM, function check, mock poll, data update, symbol load- ing etc. STATE TIMES NEWS RAJOURI: Director of Agriculture, Jammu H. K Razdan launched E-Plant Clinics for Rajouri and Udhampur Districts on the con- cluding day of Seven Days Training Programme of Plant Doctors which has been organ- ised by Department of Agriculture Jammu in collabo- ration with Centre for Agriculture and Bioscience International (CABI) under Plantwise Programme. Speaking on the occasion Razdan said that there is need to widen the scope of ongoing E- Plant Clinics to uncovered dis- tricts of the Jammu Division to mitigate the insect pests, dis- ease and deficiencies problems of various agricultural crops. He impressed upon the officers of department and CABI to educate the farmers regarding adverse effects of indiscriminate use of pesticides and their resid- ual effect. He further asked the Plant Doctors to work on differ- ent aspects of the pest manage- ment including data collection, online validation, analysis and issuance of regular advisories for recommendations. R. L. Bhagat, Joint Director of Agriculture (Extension) on the occasion said that the online data generated through these E-Plant Clinics will be very use- ful for the forecasting the pest incidence and to take preventive measures at the appropriate time. Bulesh Zutshi, Joint Director, SLUB stressed on the active involvement of the farm- ers, regular updation and alter- native Second line back-up of Plant Doctors to achieve the objectives of this programme. Earlier while presenting the preview of Plantwise pro- gramme Ganeshamoorthy Rajenderan, Country Co-ordi- nator, CABI, South Asia wel- comed Director Agriculture and briefed him about the pro- gramme and informed that about 28 new officers are being trained as Plant Doctors. R. K. Bindroo, Agriculture Chemist, Jammu presented overview of the different activi- ties undertaken and said that this programme is being extend- ed to two new districts namely Rajouri and Udhampur through the establishment of 8 new Plant Clinics. Susheel Kumar, SMS (SDL) and Arun Khajuria AEO, Plant Health Clinic Jammu partici- pated as Resource Persons. The E-launch of new Plant Clinics was attended by Sunil Koul, Deputy Director of Agriculture (Trainings), Jammu, Jagmohan Bhat, Officiating Deputy Director (Central), Jammu, Ashok Verma, Officiating CAO Udhampur, S. K. Langer, ADO Jammu, Balbir Singh, SMS (II), Rajouri, Ashwani Kotwal, Assistant Soil Chemist, J.C. Raina, Agriculture Information Officer, Anil Bakshi, Assistant Bio-Chemist, Vikas Sharma, AEO Information and others. Daisy Bhan, Assistant Agriculture Chemist Jammu conducted the proceedings of the programme and presented the vote of thanks on the occasion. STATE TIMES NEWS RAMBAN: After taking over recently as SSP Ramban, Anita Sharma con- vened a meeting with the respectable citizens of Ramban near General Bus Stand Ramban. About 150 citizens of Ramban from all walks of life partici- pated in the meet and held discussions on various issues of the area. The meeting was also attended by Addl. SP Ramban, Sanjay Parihar, Asgar Ali Malik DySP Hqrs Ramban and Vijay Kotwal SHO Police Station Ramban. Some of the important issues raised by the participants were discussed which include drugs menace, traffic congestion, sports activity for youth, library facility, establishment of women police station, bad condition of NH due to widening, eradication of social evils and intensifying of police patrolling in the market area A patient hearing was given to the various genuine issues raised by the participants and they were assured of quick/appropriate action. SSP Ramban in her address appealed to the participants to main- tain communal harmony in the area, as is the tradition of the area. They were further requested to follow and respect traffic rules and make use of crash helmets while driving two wheel- ers and seat belts while driving four wheelers. STATE TIMES NEWS KATRA: A condolence meeting was held at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University (SMVDU), Katra on Monday in the Central Courtyard for late Jai Karan, Workshop Operator who untimely passed away on August 17, 2018 in a tragic road acci- dent. Jai Karan was one of the oldest staff members of SMVD University, having joined in January 2008. Vice Chancellor, Dr. Sanjeev Jain; Registrar, Prof. V. K Bhat, Deans and HoDs, faculty mem- bers, staff and students offered their condolences to the departed soul and observed two-minutes silence. Vice-Chancellor announ ced that one family mem- ber of late Jai Karan will be provided job, according to qualification. Further, the SMVDU administra- tion is also looking forward for making a provision of providing free education to two daughters of the deceased staff member in SMVDU once they grow up, including other finan- cial relief. Tributes paid to Rajiv Gandhi SP Ramban, Anita Sharma chairing a meeting. SSP holds police-public meet SMVDU staff holds condolence meet E-Plant Clinics for Rajouri, Udhampur launched Director Agriculture, Jammu H. K Razdan during the launch of E-Plant Clinics. Congressmen paying tributes to former Prime Minister of India, Rajiv Gandhi. STATE TIMES NEWS KISHTWAR: Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad Kishtwar paid floral tributes to Former Prime Minister of India and Bharat Ratna Atal Bihari Vajpayee at Govt. Degree College Kishtwar. On this occasion, Anshuman Rathore said, "I pay tributes to the most revered Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ji. He told that it is a sad moment for all of us because we have lost such a personal- ity that has always given the courage to fight with the challenges, show a new path". On this occasion, Sheetal Sharma said that the former Prime Minister of the country was an integral part of clean politics and ideal values. Intrepid image, favoured by democratic values and princi- ples. Satwik Sharma, District Convener Akhil Wazir, Adarsh Sharma, Jatin Sharma, Govind Thakur, Simran Parihar, Mansi Chouhan, Aniket Parihar, Ankit Raina were also pres- ent. STATE TIMES NEWS KISHTWAR : Army organ- ised Quami Ekta Meets at various places to include Goha of Doda District, Chingam and Bimalnag of Kishtwar District on Monday. These meets were aimed at promoting regular engagement of religious lead- ers of all communities in the region. A total of 119 locals attend- ed the meeting at these places. The meet was attend- ed by key opinion makers of the area to include the Sarpanchs of the concerned villages, religious teachers and prominent members of the society. The event provided an opportunity to the people from various religions to interact with each other and spread the message of peace and brotherhood. Indian Army exhorted all partici- pants to spread the message of peace, harmony and broth- erhood in the region. The gathering was also informed about army's various projects planned in Doda and Kishtwar District. STATE TIMES NEWS UDHAMPUR: In order to provide basic amenities to the inhabitants of village Jakhani and other villages along the National Highway, the District Development Commissioner, Udhampur Ravinder Kumar convened a meeting with Project Director National Highway Authority of India in his Office Chamber here today, to discuss the issues pertain- ing to construction of sub- ways/under pass on crossing points and retaining wall along with the sides of National Highway between Phalata to Chenani Nashri tunnel as required due to widening of NH. The DDC directed the Project Director NHAI to construct foot bridges at Bharat Nagar and protec- tion walls along steep slopes of National Highway to avoid any mishap, sideways at Thanda Padder Gole Mela and construct under- pass at accident prone area at Sangoor Chowk. He directed the concerned officers to remove the bottle- necks and sort out the issues pertaining to their respec- tive departments on priority. DDC asked the Project Director NHAI to start work on above mentioned points immediately. Additional Deputy Commissioner Krishan Lal, ASP Tabassum Parveen, XEn PWD Purshotam Lal, XEn PDD Rajinder Gupta besides other district offi- cers of concerned depart- ments and representatives of Bharat Nagar were pres- ent in the meeting who pro- jected above mentioned demands. Kathua Police conducts series of public meetings STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: In continuation of its endeavour to outreach every section of the society including border villages and far flung areas in upper reaches of the Kathua District for better policing and to strengthen peace and harmony in the dis- trict, series of meetings were conducted at sub division and Police Station level by Kathua Police. The territorial officers of Kathua Police under the direc- tions of Shridhar Patil SSP Kathua conducted meetings in Korepunnu , Manyari, Palai and Mangloor area of Sub-divi- sion Border Police Kathua while Sub Division Billawar organised public meetings at village Dadwara,Dramini in the jurisdiction of Police Station Billawar. Police Station Lakhanpur also con- ducted meeting in area of Maggar Khad. The officers in every meeting assured people of round the clock police assistance.Patient hearing was given to their issues and assured them of all possible help from police. People were greeted on Eid- ul-Azha on behalf of District Police Kathua in advance and also appealed them to ignore rumour mongers which may disturb peace and communal harmony. ABVP pays tributes to Vajpayee ABVP members paying tributes to former Prime Minister of India and Bharat Ratna Atal Bihari Vajpayee. Army organises Quami Ekta meeting DDC conducts meeting for resolving urgent issues of NH DDC Udhampur Ravinder Kumar chairing a meeting. Farmers awareness camp organised at Pagge Dansal STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Department of Horticulture Jammu on Monday organ- ized an awareness camp at Pagge Dansal under the chairmanship of Director Horticulture Jammu, Anuradha Gupta. About 250 farmers from different areas of the block along with Panchs and Sarpanchs participated in the programme. While addressing the farmers, Director Horticulture Jammu advised them to come forward and take benefits from various schemes being initiated by the department. She asked them to work in an organized way by making Farmers Producers Organizations (FPO's). She also directed the Chief Horticulture Officer Jammu to organize a fruit and vegetable preservation training programme for the women of the area and provide subsidy to the interested farm- ers for establishing low cost preservation units. She stressed that if farmers require any kind of financial help regarding development of these units they should come forward and the department will help them in taking the finance from different banks. She also stressed upon to plant more and more fruit trees and adoption of latest fruit cultivation techniques. On the occasion more than 500 fruit plants of different high yielding varieties were also distributed to the farm- ers free of cost. Besides, an exhibition of different machines and tools was also made for the farmers. Horticulture Development Officer Dansal Sh. Pardeep Kumar Dingra was also present in this occasion. In the end Chief Horticulture Officer Jammu conveyed heartiest thanks to the Director Horticulture Jammu and the participants on the occasion. Final training for polling staff held at Kargil STATE TIMES NEWS KARGIL: Final Training for Presiding Officers (POs) and Polling Officers nominated for 4th General Elections to the Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC) Kargil was held at Auditorium Hall, Kargil on Monday. The Election Observers including Rajesh Sharma, Pradeep Kumar, Abdul Rashid War and Bilal Ahmad, Deputy Commissioner and Chief Executive Officer (LAHDC) Kargil (Election Authority), Vikas Kundal, Superintendent of Police Kargil, Dr Pawan Kumar and other concerned officers were present on the occasion. The training was imparted to 370 POs and Polling Officers in 1st shift while as 300 POs and Polling Officers was imparted training in the 2nd shift.
