13Greater Kashmir SRINAGAR | November 28, 2014, Friday

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Telecom subscriber base in the state was 83,50,027 at the end of August 2014 and it increased to 83,99,153 at the end of September 2014

Telecom subscriber base in the state was 83,50,027 at the end of August 2014 and it increased to 83,99,153 at the end of September 2014

Telecom subscriber base in the state was 83,50,027 at the end of August 2014 and it increased to 83,99,153 at the end of September 2014

Telecom subscriber base in the state was 83,50,027 at the end of August 2014 and it increased to 83,99,153 at the end of September 2014

Telecom subscriber base in the state was 83,50,027 at the end of August 2014 and it increased to 83,99,153 at the end of September 2014

Telecom subscriber base in the state was 83,50,027 at the end of August 2014 and it increased to 83,99,153 at the end of September 2014

the state was 83,50,027 at the end of August 2014 and it increased to 83,99,153 at the end of September 2014

the state was 83,50,027 at the end of August 2014 and it increased to 83,99,153 at the end of September 2014

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JAMIA HAMDARD NEW DELHIDOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

Ms Shafiya Yaseen of Memander Shopian has been awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy by Jamia Hamdard New Delhi on Nov 19. According to a notification issued by the University Ms Sha� ya was awarded Ph.d in Chemistry subject after successfully completing her research thesis entitled “Synthesis of Blood Glucose Lowering Heterocyclic Compounds” under the supervision of Dr Kaleem Javaid.

CES Centre announces free coaching for fl ood-hit students

Office of the Returning Officer28-Beerwah Assembly Constituency Beerwah Budgam

Subject: Notice for schedule of inspection of Election Expenditure Register by the Expenditure Observer.This is to inform all the candidates/Election Agents that the following schedule has been worked out in consultation with the Expenditure Observer for 2nd and 3rd inspection of Election Expenditure Registers of candidates. All the candidates are informed to adhere to the schedule in letter and spirit. Failure to produce the said registers for inspection on scheduled date and time and failure to maintain registers in the prescribed manner shall invite strict penalties.Schedule for inspection of Expenditure Registers of candidates

S. NO. DATE TIME VENUE1. 01.12.2014 11:00 AM R.O. OFFICE BEERWAH2. 05.12.2014 11:00 AM R.O. OFFICE BEERWAH

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Government of Jammu & Kashmir

Service Selection BoardSehkari Bhawan Rail Head Complex, Jammu

N O T I C EThrough the medium of instant notice, all the candidates are hereby informed that the interview for the post of Technician III, District Cadre Baramulla advertised vide notification Nos. 03 of 2012 (Item No.252) and 04 of 2013 (Item No.310) scheduled to be conducted at Dak Bungalow, Baramulla as notified vide this office notice No. No. SSB/Sel/Secy/2014/9794-9808, Dated: 20-11-2014 shall now be conducted at District Industries Centre, Baramulla.The other terms and conditions as laid down vide above notice shall remain the same.

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Office of the Zonal Education Officer(EDUCATIONAL ZONE BUDGAM)

Subject: Different Training Programmes.Reference: Chief Education Officer Budgam's No.CEOB/IMW/2014/22515-650 dated 20-11-2014

C I R C U L A RThat, Department is incurring huge amounts on different training programmes/trainings for key RPs/Resource groups, it has been found that some teacher/ masters remind absent during different programs for which they are deputed. This practice hampers the ground root level implementation of different schemes. In these circumstances, all the teachers/ masters are hereby informed that not to leave the station during the winter vacation 2014 without obtaining proper permission from the competent authorities.

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Telecom subscriber base reaches 84 lakh in JK

GOVT. POLYTECHNIC FOR WOMEN BEMINA SRINAGAR

PHONE NO:0194-2491176/2494876 (FAX: 0194-2493808)

NOTICEAll the regular students and Community Polytechnic Scheme Students are hereby informed that their class work shall remain suspended on: 28th and 29th of November, 2014. However, class work will start as normal w.e.f. 1/12/2014, and re-registration of students for Hostel will also commence on same date. Sd/-

Principal DIPK-8414 Govt. Polytechnic for Women, Srinagar

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OFFICE OF THE RETURNING OFFICER21 KHANYAR ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY

(Room No: - 217 Excise & Taxation Complex Solina Rambagh Srinagar)

PUBLIC NOTICEThis is for the information of general public and all contesting candidates that Mr K. Srinivasan, General Observer, in respect of Assembly Constituency 21-Khanyar is available from 29-November-2014 at Room No:-216 Government Circuit House Srinagar from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM. The contact number of Mr K. Srinivisan is 8491858839. Sd/-

Returning Officer,DIPK-8425 AC-21 Khanyar.

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UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR, SRINAGAR(NAAC Accredited Grade ‘A’)

RESULT NOTIFICATION MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY

Ra� q Hussain Andrabi S/o S. Nazir Ahmad Andrabi bearing University Registration No: 4373-PC-2002 pursued the M.Phil studies on whole time basis in the Department of Geography & Regional Development submitted dissertation titled “Socio-Economic Viability of Agroforestry in District Pulwama” under the supervision of Dr. Harmeet Singh, Department of Geography & Regional Development, is declared quali� ed for the award of M. Phil degree in Geography (Faculty of Physical & Material Sciences), University of Kashmir, Srinagar. The overall grade obtained by the candidate in the M.Phil programme (Written Examination, Dissertation and Viva-Voce) is = ‘B’.

Sd/- (Abdul Rehman Teli) Sd/- (Prof. A.S. Bhat)Asstt. Controller of Examinations Controller of Examinations

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OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT ELECTION OFFICER SHOPIAN

“Your Vote Is Your Power Don’t Waste It”’

ORDERIn connection with conduct of Assembly

Elections 2014 training programme for the 2nd Phase has been framed and is detailed below for the information of all the concerned:

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Date Time Particulars of Trainees Venue

1 28/11/2014 11:00am Members of the Election Expenditure Monitoring Com-mittee /Static Surveillance Team /Flying Squad/MCC

D.C.O� ce Shopian

2 29/11/2014 11:00am Booth level O� cers DIET Shopian

3 01/12/2014 11:30am EVM Preparation Team D.C.O� ce Shopian

4 03/12/2014 11:00am Zonal/Sector Magistrates D.C.O� ce Shopian

5 06/12/2014 11:00am Micro Observers D.C.O� ce Shopian

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O� ce of District Election O� cer, (Deputy Commissioner) Anantnag

PUBLIC NOTICEThis is for the information of general public of District

Anantnag that the General Observers designated by Election Commission of India for di� erent Assembly Constituencies of District Anantnag shall be available for the public at the below mentioned venues:S.No

Name of Constituency

Name of General Observer

Contact No: Venue

1. 40-ANANTNAG Mr. Manoj Kumar 9622528241 Ground Floor, Dak Bunglow, Khanabal

2. 42- DORU Mr. Anupam Anand 9622528312 Tourism Hut, Verinag.3. 43- KOKERNAG Mr. Pankaj Kumar 9622528320 Fisheries Hut at Kokernag4. 44-SHANGUS Mr. C. Merio

Tsanglao9622528351 Dak Bunglow Achabal

5. 45- BIJBEHARA Mr. Ashish Kumar 9622528362 1st Floor, Dak Bunglow, Khanabal

6. 46- PAHALGAM Mr. Vivek Kumar Dewangan

9086604043 Fisheries Hut at Pahalgam

The General Observers may also be contacted on the above mentioned contact Numbers.

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OFFICE OF THE RETURNING OFFICER 19- ZADIBAL CONSTITUENCY (DISTRICT SRINAGAR)

Room No. 218 “E” Block JKTDC Building (TRC) Srinagar

Notice for Allotment of SymbolsIt is for the information of all validly nominated

candidates for 19-Zadibal Assembly Constituency of J&K Legislative Assembly Election 2014, that allotment of symbols shall be made on 29-11-2014 at 03:00 PM in the o� ce of undersigned.

All validly nominated candidates are as such advised to be present on 29.11.2014 at 03:00 PM in the o� ce of the undersigned for the allotment of symbols to them. If the candidate cannot attend himself, then he/she shall depute his /her authorized agent for allotment of symbol8420 Sd/-

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Post fl oods Airtel, IDEA register negative growth

HAROON MIRANI

Srinagar, Nov 27: The telecom sub-scriber base in Jammu and Kashmir has stepped up to 83,99,153, a report released by Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has revealed.

The report, first after the Septem-ber floods, has shown the subscriber base has registered modest growth during the period ending September 2014. According to the report, the tele-com subscriber base in the state was 83,50,027 at the end of August 2014 and it increased to 83,99,153 at the end of September 2014, thus registering an increase of 49,126 subscribers.

The data also reveals that barring Airtel and Idea, all other cellular com-panies have registered increase in sub-scribers. “During the period ending September 2014, Airtel’s customer-base came down from 28,16,533 to 28,00,232 registering a decrease of 16301 subscrib-ers,” reveals the report. Similarly Idea lost 2712 subscribers and its total sub-scriber base at the end of the reported

period remained 4,23,722 subscribers.Pertinently, Airtel, the largest pri-

vate cellular service provider in the state had come in for severe criticism for its inability to quickly restore its network after the floods. According to experts the negative growth of Airtel may have continued in October too and

the real picture would be revealed once the next round of figures are released.

The companies that have reaped the windfall include Aircel whose subscrib-er base during the period increased from 22,46,674 to 22,84,190. Aircel was one of the few companies whose network was restored immediately after the deluge. Reliance, Vodafone and BSNL too reg-istered the growth during this period.

In wireline sector the state continued to witness downslide in tune with national average. The segment wholly controlled by BSNL saw the subscriber base decreasing from 1,61,478 to 1,60,363 by September end.

In Mobile Number Portability (MNP), even as subscribers all over India continue to change their net-works in droves, the people in J&K are least interested. The state witnessed the lowest 28,690 MNP requests as against the 3.26 million requests from subscribers in other states.

Notably, the tele-density in J&K continues to lag in comparison with national average. At all India level the tele-density stands at 76.75 whereas in J&K it is 69.98 percent.

MUKEET AKMALI

Srinagar, Nov 27: The CES Coaching Centre today announced free coaching for the flood-affected students of Kashmir.

The CES Coaching Centre operating simultaneously from Rajbagh and Karan Nagar, here has started registration process for free coaching pro-gramme from November 22 and classes are likely to be held from 1st week of December.

The institute shall offer free coaching to students of 8th, 9th, 10th classes in all subjects and to 11th, 12th class students from medical and non-medical streams at its branches.

Talking to Greater Kash-mir, Director CES, Ajaz Rashid said: “The decision of give free

coaching was taken in view of the enormous losses that Kash-mir has suffered in the recent floods. People affected by the floods are not in a position to pay the tuition fees for their wards.”

“We hope other institu-tions in Kashmir would follow suit and come forward to help the students in these difficult times by imparting free coach-ing or at least giving heavy fee concession to the flood-hit stu-dents,” Rashid said.

“We have to realize that crass commercialization of education in our city, particu-larly at this time, would jeopar-dize the interests of students,” he said.

“Our desire is to provide free coaching to the students while maintaining the same standard and quality as before,” Rashid said.

Academic coordinator, CES, Er Mueed ul Hamid said: “Education is a process of men-toring and directing the stu-

dents to an illuminating path of wisdom and progress rather than just making it a means of making money.

“We are offering free coach-ing to students so that they can come out of post-flood trauma, and mentor them in a way to make them ready to face competitive exams,” he said, adding that as a teacher, one has and should look beyond the opportunity of making money and instead use all his or her knowledge and talent for the betterment of society.

Regarding admission for-malities, Hamid said: “Inter-ested candidates can visit our offices at Rajbagh or Karan Nagar to get registration forms and selection of candidates will be made after simple screening test.”

Flood-hit transporters seek 1-year tax, fee exemption

JK Bank holds literacy programs

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Nov 27: J&K Bank conduct-ed various financial literacy camps in district Poonch and Rajouri wherein people from all walks of life were made aware about the importance of finances and their management through banking.

The bank’s FLCC centre in Poonch organised these camps at Handloom Centre in Village Kanuy-ian, Government Boys High School in Purani, and Government Girls High School, Chandak and at Social Welfare Centre in Chakatroo Poonch.

Speaking at these camps, Facilitator FLCC Poonch Kuldeep Kumar deliberated on the advan-tages of having saving account with the banks and its importance in day to day lives. Money kept with the bank not only remains safe and secure but earns interest also from the bank, he said.

He explained in detail the bank’s education loan which has been tailored to meet all the needs of students till their higher studies, the bank in a statement said.

Quiz sessions were held in both the schools and small gi� s were distributed among the par-ticipants. In addition the literature pertaining to financial literacy brought by RBI was also distrib-uted. LDM Poonch Muhammad Shafi Ayaz informed the audienc-es about the importance of fi nan-cial literacy and credit counseling in entrepreneurship development.

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Nov 27: All Kash-mir Passengers Minibus Transport Federation today appealed the government to announce one-year tax and fee exemption for the transport industry in Kashmir which they said has suffered massive losses in the recent floods.

A delegation of the federa-tion visited Greater Kashmir office on Thursday saying that the transport sector in Kashmir has suffered massive losses. “The vehicle owner owners are not in a position to pay the taxes and other fee mandatory as per law as they have incurred huge losses to the vehicles and other properties.”

"We appeal the transport secretary to exempt us from permit fee, token fee, vehicle fitness fee and other taxes being charged from us,” they said.

They also appealed the banks not to charge interest to them on their loans for at least one year “so that we could recover our losses to some extent.”

Hangers The Closet inaugurated

A� ordable homes: Bank can lend `10 lakh against infra bondsMumbai, Nov 27:Reserve Bank of India allowed banks to extend loans up to Rs 10 lakh to individuals against long-term infrastructure bonds issued by them, thus easing loan norms for low-cost housing.

“In order to provide liquidity to retail investors in such bonds, it has been decided that banks can extend loans to individuals against long-term bonds issued by them,” Reserve Bank of India said in a notifi cation. Such loans, the Reserve Bank of India said should be subject to “a ceiling, say, Rs 10 lakh per borrower, and tenure of loan should be within the maturity period of the bonds”.

However, banks are not permi� ed to lend against such bonds issued by other banks.

Earlier, Reserve Bank of India had exempted long term bonds raised by banks from mandatory regulatory norms like CRR and SLR if the money raised is used for funding of such projects.

The Reserve Bank of India , in its communication addressed to the banks, said boards of the banks should lay down a policy in this regard prescribing suitable margins, purpose of the loan and other safeguards.

In the Union Budget 2014-15 presented on July 10 by Finance Minis-ter Arun Jaitley, government had said that “banks will be encouraged to extend long term loans to infrastructure sector with fl exible structuring to absorb potential adverse contingencies, sometimes known as the 5/25 structure”. PTI

Srinagar, Nov 27: Hang-ers The Closet, a show-room of women wears was thrown open today at Sara City Mall here. The state-of-art boutique offers vari-ety of women wear outfits.

Proprietor of Hangers

said: “We have self-designed long chain of dresses besides rich collection of Pakistani brand and Indian designer suites.”

Branded stoles are also available at affordable prices. GKNN

We have to realize that crass commercialization of education in our city, particularly at this time, would jeopardize the interests of students

OFFICE OF THE RETURNING OFFICER 24- SONWAR CONSTITUENCY OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

STATE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLYD.C. Offi ce, Complex, Tankipora Srinagar Ph: 0194-2457312

Greater Participation for Strong DemocracyThe General observer appointed by election commission of India has arrived here. Any Person/Political Party can contact the General observer personally on his cell number given below for any kind of election related grievance/clari� cation. The observer shall be available at the time and venue given below during the election period for meeting public/political parties.

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Name A.C

Name of General

Observer

Contact Number Time

Address/Office where

People can meet

01 24-Sonwar

Mr.V. Shashank (IAS 1996 RJ) 08491859296 4PM to

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Circuit House Room

No:-223 Sd/- Aijaz Ahmad Bhat

Returning Officer DIPK-8423 24-Sonwar Assembly Constituency

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