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DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2016 (PAGE 15)

OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL GOVT. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

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Mann suspended from LSNEW DELHI, Dec 9:

AAP member BhagwantMann, who was held guilty bya parliamentary panel of put-ting the security of ParliamentHouse at risk, was today sus-pended from the Lok Sabha forthe remainder of the WinterSession.

The House approved amotion put by Kirit Somaiya,who headed the 9-membercommittee probing the videog-raphy issue, after it tabled thereport yesterday.

"That the House havingtaken note of the report of thecommittee to inquire into theimproper conduct of a memberof the Lok Sabha accepts thefindings and recommendationsof the committee thatBhagwant Mann has committeda highly objectionable actwhich is unbecoming of amember of the House and thathe may be suspended from the

membership of the House forthe remaining period of the cur-rent session...," the motionread.

The Session will concludeon December 16.

The committee in its reporthad held that the conduct of 43-year-old Mann, who had landedin a controversy in July afterlive-streaming from ParliamentHouse on social media, was"highly objectionable" whichshowed him "bereft of basicknowledge, etiquettes andresponsibilities of the office heholds".

Asking Mann to refrainfrom such misdemeanour, thecommittee in its recommenda-tions impressed upon him the"utmost need for strict adher-ence to norms and standards ofetiquette, due compliance ofthe rules of procedure and wellsettled rich traditions ofParliament." (PTI)

Akbar takes dig at Sino-Pak friendshipNEW DELHI, Dec 9:

In a veiled dig at Sino-Pakistan friendship, Minister ofState for External Affairs M JAkbar today said a "mature"friend is far more valuable thana "hysterical" partner.

Addressing the first India-China think-tank forum here,Akbar also said the time hascome for India and China toregain the reputation of being aglobal manufacturing hub. Hereferred to the past when Indiaaccounted for 24 per cent of theglobal manufacturing output andChina 30 per cent.

"There cannot be any situa-tion in which two nations do nothave some differences. Ofcourse, there will be some butmature nations can take theirproblems to a decent space of adialogue table.

"A mature friend is far, farmore valuable than a hystericalpartner," Akbar said at the inau-guration of the two-day forum.His remarks appeared an indi-rect message to China whichdescribes Pakistan as a "allweather ally" and has strong

defence and trade ties with it.In the backdrop of the sever-

al terror strikes carried out inIndia by Pakistan-based groups,Akbar said dangers from terror-ism are not limited to the factthat it kills people but also in itsuse of fear to divide people,especially in societies andnations which are built on plu-ralism.

He warned that complacencewas absolutely the "biggest dan-ger" while dealing with newrealities posed by terrorism.

Commenting on the currentsituation in the region, the Ministersaid, "Peace is sometimes moredifficult to find than war."

He also said in the postBritish empire era, both Indiaand China agreed that religioncannot be the basis of national-ism.

"In the (Indian) sub-conti-nent this idea was challenged byvotaries of the Muslim League,who argued that religion couldbe basis of nation state. Parallelstory that religion on which theywanted nation state, Islam, thereis no history of Islam being basisof political unity," he said. (PTI)

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Dec 9: The congre-gation of Chelda BrahmanBiradari is being held onDecember 12, 2016 at theirKuldevsthan Dharpur Barnara,Sunderbani in Rajouri district.Biradari president Satya PalSharma has appealed the Biradarimembers to participate and seekblessings of Kuldevta. A newKulkdev Bhavan will also be inau-gurated on the occasion.

Annual congregation ofPanotra Biradari is being held atDev Sthan of Bua Bal Kanya Ji,Chak Panotra, Mandal PhallianJammu, on December 13, 2016.Biradari members have beenappealed to participate and getblessings of Bua Bal Kanya Ji.

Devotees from Punjab, Harayana,Himachal Pradesh and J&K arelikely to throng. Pooja shall be per-formed at 8 am and Langer will beserved at 12:30 pm.

All India Basson Biradari isorganizing its congregation onDecember 11, 2016 at Bua DatiDarbar, Jhiri, Jammu. Biradaripresident Shiv Ram Basson hasappealed the members of Biradarito participate in the mail andobtain blessings of Bua Dati Ji.

Half-yearly congregation ofNathyal Biradari will be held atdevsthan Nandpur on December11, 2016. All Biradari membershave been appealed by the con-venor Krishan Singh Nathyal toparticipate and obtain blessingsof the deity.

Govt harassing migrants: Cong Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Dec 9: Migrant Cellof Pradesh Congress Committee ina meeting here, today held underthe leadership of its chairman,Hira Lal Pandita expressed graveconcern over the hardships facedby the displaced Pandits fromValley.

The meeting took theGovernment to task for creatingunnecessary hurdles to migrants inreleasing relief and ration and saidtill date hundreds of times theproofs of identity, residence, bankaccounts etc were taken by therelief authorities which it allegedinstead of settling the pilling upissues is unnecessarily harassingthe migrants.

Pandita said that for last three

months the ration has not beereleased and every time the reliefis not paid in time. The migrantsface harassment in seeking Statesubject certificates and getting theration cards bifurcated and theauthorities instead of looking intothese issues are unnecessarily cre-ating other problems.

The meeting warned thatCongress will take up the issue tostreets in case the Governmentdoes not stop harassing migrants.

M N Pandita vice president,Ghulam Qadir Bhat convener,Shadi Lal Pandita co-convener,Chooni Lal Kandi, KiranRaina general secretaries,Virender Ganjoo secretary, BansiLal Raina and Ramesh Bhatattended the meeting.

Blood donation camp heldExcelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Dec 9: HDFCBank, Branch Narwal in collab-oration with Blood Bank, GMCJammu organized a blood dona-tion camp.

During the camp, theemployees of the HDFC Banknamely Arun Channa, CircleHead, HDFC Bank, SandeepJamwal, Nobendu Mohapatra,Gharu Ram, Anupam Rana,Neeraj Jamwal, AbhishekKhajuria and many others donat-ed the blood in presence of ateam of doctors from GMCJammu.

Among others present were

Gurpreet Singh Johal, ClusterHead, HDFC Bank and RattanSingh, Cluster Head, HDFCBank, Ankit Khajuria, DeepakKangotra, Monika Manhas andJasvinder Kour.

Give due benefits of ST status to Gujjars, Bakerwals: Hakla


POONCH, Dec 9: Expressingconcern over failure of the StateGovernment in giving due benefitsto the Gujjars and Bakerwals in theState under the Schedule Tribe cat-egory which was granted to themway back in 1991 by the UnionGovernment, prominent Gujjarleader and intellectual ShamsherHakla Poonchi has sought immedi-ate intervention of Prime Minister,Narendera Modi in this regard.

In a statement issued heretoday, Hakla said that Gujjars andBakerwals who are patriots bycore and whose service to thenational cause is in no way less

than any other patriotic communi-ty in the country have been neg-lected for years together by thesuccessive State Governments.

He said it is pity that the commu-nity has been deprived of due bene-fits under the ST status it deservesand he strongly advocated for grant-ing of political reservations to thecommunity as has been given toother weaker sections of the society.

Making a scathing attack onState Government, Hakla said thatsuccessive State Governmentshave deliberately creating anobstruction in the developmentand upliftment of this backwardcommunity in the State.

Vivekanand Kendra celebrates Geeta Jayanti


JAMMU, Dec 9: VivekanandKendra Kanyakumari branchJammu celebrated 'Geeta Jayanti'by organising 'Geeta ShlokaRecitation Contest' among the stu-dents of Fifteen High and HigherSecondary Schools of Jammu Cityand adjoining areas.

Final inter-school contest washeld in NSM College ofEducation, Anand Nagar Bohri.

Nandni Salotra of BSF Sr.Sec.School Paloura, Priyanka Sharmaof Mixed Hr Sec. School RoopNagar and Manya Gupta of DBNVidya Mandir Amarvilla got 1st,2nd and 3rd position respectively.

Prizes of the winners and par-ticipants were given by the chiefguest Prof. Dr VishwamurtiShashtri a well known Sanskritscholar of Jammu, Pt. Shiv PrasadRaina Presided over the functionand Sh Rajinder Kakkad a wellknown educationist was guest ofhonour.

Dr O.P.Gupta sanchalak ofJammu branch of VivekanandKanyakumari highlighted theimportance of Geeta for youth ingeneral and students in particular.

He exhorted upon the studentsto study Geeta for living a mean-ingful and dignified life.

Prof Dr VishwamurthyShashtri in his adress appreciatedthe vivekanand kendra for holdingsuch competitions for creatingawareness among the youth aboutthe ancient Indian culture.

Pt. Shiv Prasad Raina in hispresidential adress advised the stu-dents to follow the Geeta in theirday to day life for living a purpose-ful life.

Vote of thanks was presentedby Parneesh Mahajan, ChairmanNSM Group of Colleges.

Other dignitaries who werepresent on the occasion includedAyodhya Gupta, Keshav Chopra,Puneet Mahajan, Surjeet Singh,Radhey shyam.


SRINAGAR, Dec 9: Policetoday sought help from people totrace out the family of a personadmitted in Government Hospitalfor Psychiatric Diseases here insummer capital.

According to a policespokesman, in its correspon-dence, Medical Superintendent ofGovernment Hospital forPsychiatric Diseases has said thata person who identifies himself asOm Prakash, son of Chuni Lal,resident of Jammu was brought toGovernment Psychiatric DiseasesHospital Srinagar by police onJuly 19, 2012.

"It said that the person is inthe hospital from last four year.The Superintendent has furthersaid that repeated psychologicalassessments, investigations andexaminations have failed toreveal any major problem," thespokesman said.

As such it is appealed thatanybody having any informationregarding the family of the saidperson may kindly contactMedical Superintendent ofGovernment Hospital forPsychiatric Diseases Srinagar on0194-2411220, 9906568717 orPolice Control Room on 100, thepolice spokesman added.

HDFC Bank employees donating blood. Excelsior Correspondent

REASI, Dec 9: A teenagergirl allegedly committed suicideby consuming some poisonoussubstance at her residence inBudhan area, falling under thejurisdiction of police post Sajroo.

As per police sources, a girlidentified as Shazia Akhter (17),daughter of Ghulam Rasool, aresident of Ward Number 4,Budhan, Tehsil Mahore con-sumed some poisonous substanceat her residence.

Finding her unconscious,

family members shifted her toSub-District Hospital (SDH)Mahore and also informed thepolice. The girl was later referredto District Hospital Reasi, whereshe failed to respond to the treat-ment and breathed her last.

The body has been handedover to family members aftercompleting medical and legalformalities.

A case in this regard hasbeen registered and investiga-tion started to ascertain the rea-son behind such extreme stepby the teenage girl.

Unidentifiedmale found dead


POONCH, Dec 9: Policerecovered dead body of anunidentified male from collegeground, here today.

As per police sources, deadbody of an unidentified maleaged around 65 years wearingkurta pyjama was found thismorning in college ground.

The body was spotted bysome passersby who informedthe police.

On getting information,police reached the spot andshifted the body to mortuaryroom of District HospitalPoonch for identification andpostmortem.

Police has initiated inquestproceedings under Section 174CrPC in this regard.

Global Convent School celebrates 14th Annual Day


JAMMU, Dec 9: GlobalConvent School, Channi Rama,Jammu celebrated its 14thAnnual Day in an impressivefunction at Abhinav Theatre,here today.

Ajay Sadhotra, MLC andSenior National Conferenceleader was the chief guest on theoccasion.

Principal of the School, MrsJ Gandotra presented briefreport and highlighted theachievements of the School.

Variety of cultural itemswere presented by the studentson the occasion, which wereappealing and interesting.

Danesh Rana, IGP Jammuand Ashkoor Wani, DIG Jammuwere the guests of honour.

Prominent among otherspresent on the occasion wereBabila Rakwal, Director SchoolEducation and Senior JournalistSohail Qazmi.

Founder of the School, MonaPandoh presented vote ofthanks.

Children presenting colourful cultural item while celebratingAnnual Day at Global Convent School in Jammu.

People hold protest tohighlight grievances


JAMMU, Dec 9: The resi-dents of New Plots area, includ-ing shopkeepers, held protestdemonstration under the leader-ship of Sunil Dimple, president

Jammu West AssemblyMovement, in which people ori-ented problems were discussed.

During the demonstration, theprotesters raised slogans againstthe CAPD Department forincreasing the rates of ration onGovernment depots and evenfailed to provide ration to the peo-ple of the State.

The protesters also threatenedto gherao the Civil Secretariat ifration supply was not restored

and its rates not rolled back. He alleged in the open market

the atta is Rs 30/ to 35/- per kgand the vegetables, dals and edi-ble oil are beyond the reach of thecommon man.

He asked the Prime Minister

Narendra Modi and BJP as towhere has gone the commitmentof Acchey Din.

He demanded to arrest theblack marketers of the ration,kerosene oil, LPG and theCAPD ration.

Dimple also demanded theState and the CentralGovernments to exempt the SaleTax and VAT on the sale of thediesel, petrol, LPG gas and thekerosene oil.

Mobile phonessnatcher arrested


POONCH, Dec 9: Jhullaspolice arrested a mobile phonessnatcher.

As per police sources, acomplaint of mobile phone theftwas received at police postJhullas.

Acting accordingly, policeteam swung into action and laidnakas. The cops asked a pedes-trian to stop, as he was movingunder suspicious circumstances.The pedestrian tried to escape,but the cops chased and nabbedhim after a brief chase.

During search, police recov-ered stolen mobile phone fromthis possession and arrestedhim.

The accused has been identi-fied as Mohammad Tahir, son ofAfsar Ali, a resident of UttarPradesh.

A case under FIR Number196/16 under Section 379 RPChas been registered against theaccused and investigation started.

Medical camps organized by Army


SRINAGAR, Dec 9: SubDivisional Hospital, in collabo-ration with the Army, todayorganised a medical camp atDhanni village of Karnah inNorth Kashmir's Kupwara dis-trict.

A Defence spokesman said ateam of Army and civil doctorsand specialists provided medicalsupport and care to the localpopulace. Free medical prescrip-tions and medicines were pro-vided to the over 500 personsfrom the adjoining villages ofSudhpura, Dhanni, Tad andGabra, he said.

Another 500 people fromHiri village and its adjoiningareas in Trehgam area ofKupwara district benefitted froma similar initiative where a teamof doctors from the Army andPrimary Health Centre not onlyprovided free medical care butalso educated them on healthawareness, seasonal and skindiseases, the Defencespokesman said.

Himalayan College organises Extension Lecture


JAMMU, Dec 9: HimalayanCollege of Education,Rajouriorganised an Extension Lectureon the topic ''Development ofCreativity among theElementary Grade Children"delivered by Aronesh SharmaPrincipal Higher Sec. SchoolDhandkote, Rajouri.

A large number of studentsalong with teachers and mem-bers of the management tookpart with great enthusiasm.

Sharma in his talk discussedthe need and importance ofdeveloping creativity amongthe children. He stated that cre-ative development is funda-mental to successful learningand being creative enables chil-dren to make connectionsbetween one area of learning toanother.

He opined that the teachinglearning process has undergone

a fundamental change so far asthe contents, methodology,teaching aids and audio-visualtechnology is concerned andtherefore it is imperative for allthose connected with this piousmission of emancipation andenlightenment to update them-selves with the latest trends andapproaches to enable ouryounger lot to excel at allfronts.

He also discussed someStages of Play such as solitaryplay, onlooker play, parallel playetc. to imbibe among the chil-dren the spirit of creativity andshared some of his experienceswith the audience present there.

This talk was then followedby question answer session inwhich both college staff andstudents actively participated.

The event ended with thevote of thanks presented byPrincipal Himalayan College ofEducation.

2 arrested with one kg cannabisExcelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Dec 9: Nagrotapolice under ‘OperationSanjeevani’ arrested two personsand recovered one kilograms ofcannabis (charas) from theirpossession.

As per police spokesman, ateam from Nagrota police stationlaid a naka and intercepted aSwift car.

During checking, policerecovered 1 kilograms ofcannabis (charas) from the vehi-cle and arrested the driver andhis associate on the spot.

The accused have been iden-tified as Farooq Ahmed andMohammad Asif, both residentof Anantnag.

A case under FIR Number228/16 under Section 8/20Narcotic Drugs and PsychotropicSubstances (NDPS) Act has beenregistered at Nagrota police stationand investigation started to ascer-tain the source of the consignment.

Police team led by SHONagrota Inspector Suhail Rashidmade the arrest under the supervi-sion of SDPO Nagrota AmitKumar and SP Rural Aurn Gupta.

Girl commits suicideExcelsior Correspondent

SAMBA, Dec 9: A girl com-mitted suicide by hanging her-self under mysterious circum-stances at her residence in vil-lage Garwal in Samba districttoday.

The deceased was identifiedas Shalu Sharma ,age 20,daughter of Kuldeep Raj resi-dent of Village Garwal underthe jurisdiction of RamgarhPolice Station .She was foundhanging with a ceiling fan.

Family member saw herhanging and immediately calledthe Police that rushed to thespot. The girl was taken to hos-pital where doctors declared heras brought dead. Later the bodywas shifted to mortuary for con-ducting postmortem.

Cause behind the extremestep could not be ascertainedwhile police has registered acase under relevant sections oflaw for further investigation.

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Teenager commits suicide

Sunil Dimple, president, Jammu West Assembly Movementand others raising slogans in support of their demands on Friday.

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