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NOTICEI, Poonam JamwalD/o B.S. JamwalR/o Barnai(Nether Kothian)Jammu have lostmy 10th class mark sheetunder Roll No. 210227 ses-sion bi-annual 2000 and12th class diploma underRoll No. 259889 session2003 annual. Now I amapplying for duplicates ofthe same. Objection if anymay be conveyed toJKBOSE Jammu withinseven days.
NOTICEMy name has wrongly beenwritten as Vinay Kumar insteadof Vinay Chaurasia in myRation Card bearing No. 15441,Data form bearing No. 40371.Now I am applying for correc-tion of the same. Objection ifany may be conveyed to ReliefCommissioner Jammu withinseven days.
Vinay ChaurasiaS/o Late Bala Ram Chaurasia
R/o Flat No. 15, Block 36,Lane 7, Jagti Colony Nagrota
Jammu
NOTICEI Ashok Kumar S/o Sh. ShambuDass R/o H. No. 23, Lane No.2, Sector-2 Kamal NagarBantalab Jammu have lostForm No. 22 of my vehicle (TataTigor) bearing Engine No.REVTRN05NSYK73243 andChassis No.MAT629226HKN87662 issuedby Tata Motors (Fairdeal Motors& Works Pvt. Ltd). Now I amapplying for duplicate of thesame. Objection if any may beconveyed to concerned author-ity within seven days.
NOTICEI, Munish Gupta S/o Lt. Sh. Puran Gupta R/o209-F Pir Mitha Jammu have purchased plotNo:-378 sector-5 Housing Colony ChanniHimmat from Deepak Rattan paul S/o Sh.H.C rat-tan paul R/o 22 B/B Gandhi Nagar (attorney hold-er) & Sh Som dutt sharma S/o Uttam chand shar-ma R/O 22 B/B Gandhi Jammu( Agreement Tosell Holder) & the originally allotted plot in favourof Sh.Rattan Chand Gupta S/O Amar Nath R/O22/68 Gandhi Nagar Jammu & have applied fortransfer of lease hold rights of above said plot inmy favour objection if any may kindly conveyedto the Mangaing Director J&K Housing BoardGreen belt park Gandhi Nagar Jammu within aperiod of one week from the date of publication ofthis notice. However no objection will be enter-tained after the expiry of the above said period.
Munish Gupta S/o Late Puran gupta
R/o 209-F Pir Mitha Jammu.
NOTICEI, Vimal Kumar S/o Sh.Tarlok Chand R/oVillage Keya (Katha)Tehsil Ramanagr statethat I have lost my fit-ness certificate of myvehicle Max Truck(Mahindra) bearing Reg.No. JK14E-3159. Now Iam applying for dupli-cate of the same.Objection if any may beconveyed to concerned /ARTO Udhampur within7 days.
NOTICEI, Hashma BanooD/o AhmedullahGujjar R/o TanotaGanote Tehsil &District Rambanhave passed my secondaryschool examination underJKBOSE and Examination RollNo. 736054 session Nov-Dec1994 but till date I have notreceived my matriculation diplo-ma. Now I am applying for mymatriculation diploma.Objection if any may be con-veyed to JKBOSE Jammu with-in seven days.
NOTICEI Nirdosh Kumar S/o Sh. BehariLal R/o Muradpur Tehsil &District Rajouri have purchaseda vehicle (Mahindra Xylo) bear-ing Reg. No. JK02BA-3397from Sadiq Hussain ChouhanS/o Gulam Nabi Chouhan R/oH. No. 149/150 near AircelOffice Vidhata Nagar BathindiJammu. Now I am applying fortransfer of the above said vehi-cle in my name. Objection if anymay be conveyed to RTOJammu within seven days.
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NOTICEM/S Veena IndustriesUnit-2nd, IGC SambaPhase-I haveapproached DICSamba for the changeof constitution fromPartnership toProprietorship. Anybodyhaving objection canapproach DIC Sambawithin seven days.
STATE TIMES NEWSSAMBA: In order to assessthe bone mineral density andsensitise the students abouthealth and hygiene, GDCSamba orgnaised a campwhere Dr. Bias Dev, Asstt.Prof. Orthopaedics, GMCJammu, delivered an inform-ative lecture to the students. He made them aware about
the importance of health andhygiene. Dr. Bias furtherurged the students to imbibegood habits vis-à-vis hygieneand advised them to do regu-lar physical exercise andavoid junk food, smoking andalcohol intake.
The students participatedinteractively and clearedtheir doubts regarding com-mon disorders concerningbones.
Earlier, Dr. G. S. Rakwal,
Principal of the college, wel-comed Dr. Bias Dev and histeam and thanked him forchoosing GDC as the venuefor measurement of bone
mineral density of students.He hoped that such aware-ness programmes will contin-ue to be organised in the col-lege campus.
STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: TheInspectorate Staff of Drugsand Food ControlOrganization suspended thelicense of four ChemistShops during surprise raidshere at Lakhanpur andBillawar. The exercise wasnecessitated amidst reportsof mis-use of preparationscontaining Tramadol andSildenafil Citrate.
Tramadol has beenbrought under the purviewof NDPS Act, 1985 for itsnature and effect and scopeof abuse, whereas SildenafilCitrate is used to treat erec-tile dysfunction. The gener-al complaint about the abovedrugs was that these werebeing sold without valid pre-scription from health practi-
tioners.The inspecting team seized
available stocks of suchdrugs worth approximatelyrupees forty-five thousandand suspended license ofM/s Gupta Medical Store,M/s Angel Medicos atBillawar and AshwaniMedicos, M/s KamalMedicos and Life lineMedicos at Lakhanpur. 19samples of various cate-gories of drugs were liftedfor purpose of checkingtheir identity, purity andstrength.
Further investigation/pro-cedure of the Act is beingfollowed to deal with viola-tions by the above licenseestrictly as per mandate ofthe Drugs and CosmeticsRules, 1945.
STATE TIMES NEWS SAMBA: DistrictEmployment andCounselling Centre(DE&CC) on Tuesdayorganised a career guid-ance programme for stu-dents at Govt ITI.
The students were coun-selled regarding variouscareer options available inthe public sector as well as
private sector.Experts also provided
information regarding var-ious entrepreneurialschemes implemented bythe government. Around95 students from differenttrades (Fitter, Welder,Electrician, COPA)attended the session. Themain emphasis was onenabling the trainees to
choose their career as perthe aptitude and skillsrather than under thepeer's influence.
The experts Rahul VohraYoung Professional, andDushant Singh CareerCounselling Officer, fromDE&CC Samba interactedwithstudent and advisedthem to focus on theircareer professionally.
Superintendent of theITI Samba, B.R Malhotraappreciated the efforts ofthe DE&CC team fororganizing such pro-gramme.
Among others present inthe programme wereSenior Faculty memberBishan Singh, ANORavinder Kumar andMMV Instructor YudhveerSingh besides otheremployees.
DE&CC conducts counselling session for ITI trainees
STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: Vanmahotasavwas celebrated at ITIKathua under the 'SwachhBharat Summer internship'programme jointly by theSocial Forestry DepartmentKathua and Govt. ITIKathua by planting saplingsof ornamental trees in thecampus of ITI Kathua.
Sagar Singh ,DFO SocialForestry Kathua was theChief Guest who motivatedthe NCC cadets and studentsof ITI Kathua to plant moretrees in their surroundings soas to counter the ill effects ofglobal warming ,deforesta-tion etc. The SuperintendentITI Kathua Naresh Singhalso advised the students to
contribute at large for mak-ing the surroundings greenand fresh.
Mushtaq Ahmed, RangeOfficer, Shammi Kumar,Forester from SocialForestry Department andRachhpaul Singh
Supervisor/NCC officer fromITI Kathua also gave theirvaluable suggestions. Theother staff from SocialForestry Department andITI Kathua and studentswas also present on the occa-sion.
ITI Kathua celebrates Vanmahotsav
STATE TIMES NEWSSAMBA: To strengthen thepolice public relations and tobring people nearer to the policefor better output in prevention,detection of crime and to solvethe problems of general public,SHO Ramgarh Vikas Dograalong with ASI Butti Ram con-ducted public meeting at villageDug falling under the jurisdic-tion of Ramgarh Police Station.
The meeting was held underthe direction of SSP Samba AnilMagotra and SDPO VijaypurBaljeet Singh.
A large number of prominentcitizens and students of villageJerda, Dug and Pardi partici-pated in the meeting. Variousissues raised by border residentswere discussed and policeassured them that theirdemands and problems will besolved.
The main issues discussed
were use of drugs and narcoticsby the youths, overloading andshortage of power supply in theirareas.
SHO Vikas Dogra listenedtheir grievances patiently andassured them of all possible helpfrom police and also assuredround the clock police assis-tance. He also appealed to theyouth and students to stay awayfrom drugs and take part in cocurricular activities.
Power shutdownSTATE TIMES NEWS
KATHUA: As perSuperintending Engineer,Elect. Maintt and RE Circle,Kathua, the power supply toChangran, Chak DesaLower, Shiva Nagar andUpper Shiva Nagar shallremain affected on July 25from 6:00 to 10:00 AM.
STATE TIMES NEWS DODA: An awareness pro-gramme on PradhanMantri Fasal Bima Yojna(PMFBY) was organisedby Department ofAgriculture Doda in collab-oration with ICICILambard at Zone Ghat ofDoda District.
A huge gathering of farm-ers and rural youth fromdifferent parts of the SubDivision Pranoo (Doda)besides all field staff of thedepartment participated in
the awareness programme. Speaking on the occasion,
Sub Divisional AgricultureOfficer (SDAO) PranooSusheel Rattan sensitizedthe participants aboutPMFBY and impressedupon the farmers to availbenefits from the centrallysponsored schemes devisedfor upliftment of socio-eco-nomic profile and welfareof farmers of the country.
He said Jammu andKashmir is bestowed withample water resources, as
such unemployed youthshould venture in farmingsector which will addressunemployment and help inimproving economy of theState.
While highlighting theimportance of conductingawareness camps for farm-ers, the SDAO Pranoostressed the field Staff ofAgriculture Department toincrease the frequency ofconducting such awarenesscamps so that the farmersare made aware about therecent developments andschemes in the farming sec-tor for their larger benefits.Police hands over lost
mobiles to ownersSTATE TIMES NEWS
KATHUA: Police with the aim to extend public services recov-ered seven lost mobile handsets valuing approximate Rs55,000 and handed over to their owners. SSP KathuaShridhar Patil handed over these recovered mobiles handsetsto their owners who expressed gratitude to Kathua police andespecially to SSP Kathua for tracing their lost mobiles.
STATE TIMES NEWS POONCH: DeputyCommissioner Rahul Yadavchaired a meeting to reviewthe registration of employ-ees for Aadhaar EnabledBiometric AttendanceSystem (AEBAS) here inthe government offices.
The DC directed all dis-trict officers to expedite theprocess to ensure that allremaining employees are
enrolled.Pertinently, the new sys-
tem of attendance in officesinvolves linking employeesAadhaar details with theirattendance.
The linkage is being doneto enforce punctuality inoffices.
The DDC said registrationof all employees in the atten-dance portal is mandatory,adding that concerns such
as the attendance of employ-ees working in fields will belooked into during theimplementation process. Hesaid the strict action will betaken against those notadhering to the directions.
The meeting was attendedby attended by ACR BashirAhmed Lone, ACDMukhtair Ahmed Sheikh, alldistrict, sectoral and blockofficers of the district.
STATE TIMES NEWS DODA: District DevelopmentCommissioner Doda, Simrandeep Singhon Tuesday reviewed the physical andfinancial progress of construction ofroads and Bridge under Pradhan MantriGram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) and var-ious other issues related to interdepart-mental coordination.
Additional District DevelopmentCommissioner Doda Mohammad HaniefMalik, Superintending EngineerPMGSY Danesh Rampal, XENPMGSY Ajay Kumar, AD PlanningWaseem Raja, Assistant ExecutiveEngineers Atta Mohd, B.B Sharma,
Akhter Hussain and Suresh Khajuriyaattended the meeting.
The DC expressed concern over delayin completion of projects and directed thePMGSY to strictly adhere to the speci-fications and complete the ongoing proj-ects within stipulated time frame.
While taking a detailed review of yearlyprogress and completion of schemes, hedirected the officers to review the pendingprojects for want of any clearance and getthe issues resorted to complete theseprojects at the earliest. He also directedthe Xen PMGSY to coordinate with con-cerned authorities and settle all the pend-ing land acquisition cases.
Dr. Bias Dev, Asstt. Prof. Orthopaedics, GMC Jammu,delivering lecture to students.
Police officials along with locals.
Faculty along with students planting sapling in college premises.
PMFBY awareness camp held
DDC reviews achievementsunder PMGSY
AEBAS enrolment reviewed
License of erring chemistshops suspended
Bone mineral density of students examined
Police-public meeting held
Army conducts medical camps STATE TIMES NEWS
BANIHAL: Army organised a medical campfor the local populace of Villages Ukhral,Pogul, Paristan and adjoining remote areasof Banihal region.
The medical camp was conducted by a teamof army doctors along with medical staff toaddress the medical problems of populace infar flung and remote areas of the region.Alongwith the medical care, awareness wasalso spread about positive health practices,family planning, cleanliness, hygiene andhealthy living. More than 1,100 patients,including senior citizens, men, women andchildren benefitted from medical treatmentand check up provided by Army. Medicineswere also distributed to the patients. Thenoble gesture of army was well received andappreciated by the local population.