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B Ed students appeal for postponementSrinagar, Mar 15: The B Ed (regular) students of Kashmir University Saturday appealed to authorities to postpone their annual examination in view of postgradu-ate entrance examinations. “Our B Ed annual examination is getting clashed with the PG entrance examination. Major-ity of us have to appear in the postgraduate entrance during which our annual exams have been set,” a delegation of students told Greater Kashmir. The students said their annual examination of B Ed has been scheduled for March 24. “The examination is scheduled to end on April 7 which gets clashes with PG entrance exams,” said a student, Rukaiya. “We appeal the authori-ties to postpone the B Ed exam so that we fare well in both the exams.”

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RESULT NOTIFICATIONThe candidates bearing following Roll No’s who appeared in the first stage of NTSE 2013-2014 examination conducted by this organization on 17th of Nov 2013 have qualified for 2nd stage to be conducted by NCER T on 11-05-2014.

GENERAL CATEGORYS.NO ROLL NO NAME PARENTAGE DISTRICT RANK

1 226140130609 AARYAN KAPOOR AJAYKAPOOR JAMMU 12 226140130637 SANCHIT DASS SANJA Y DASS JAMMU 13 226140131052 TUSHAR MAHAJAN AJAY KUMAR GUPTA JAMMU 24 226140130739 SUMEDH CHAUHAN SANJEEV KUMAR CHAUHAN JAMMU 35 226140130682 SANIT GUPTA SANJAY GUPTA JAMMU 46 226140130743 PRIKSHET SHA RMA YOGESH SHARMA JAMMU 47 226140100068 SHAH SIAMOON GH RASOOL SHAH SRINAGAR 58 226140130724 RAAGESHWARI SINGH RATHORE ARJUN SINGH RATHORE JAMMU 69 226140130607 ANVI GUPTA ANOJ GUPTA JAMMU 7

10 226140130476 VIKRAM VERMA MANOJ VERMA JAMMU 811 226140130636 SACHIN ANGURAL JOGINDER SINGH JAMMU 812 226140130740 RUDRESH GUPTA RAJEEV KUMAR GUPTA JAMMU 813 226140131224 ANMOL CHAMAN CHAMAN LAL SHARMA JAMMU 814 226140130179 YAGNIK MANHAS DALEEP SINGH DODA 915 226140130645 SAMARTH KHAJURIA RAJINDER KHAJURIA JAMMU 916 226140130663 ABHISHEK GUPTA RAJESH GUPTA JAMMU 917 226140210027 DANISH PANDIT A RAM KRISHAN PANDITA UDHAMPUR 918 22614010208 TAQWA MOHIUDDIN GH. MOHIUDDIN BHAT SRINAGAR 919 226140130178 VASUNDHRA MANHAS SARAL SINGH MANHAS JAMMU 1020 226140130250 SANIDHYA KHAJURIA RAJESH KHAJURIA JAMMU 1021 226140210070 AYUSH ACHARYA ABINASH ACHARYA UDHAMPUR 1022 226140131067 TANISHQUE SHARMA TARUN KUMAR SHARMA JAMMU 1123 226140131050 ANUJ ABHISHEK ROMESH CHANDER JAMMU 1124 226140130668 VISHALI RAJESH KUMAR JAMMU 1225 226140130723 ARUNAV ARORA ARUN ARORA JAMMU 1226 226140210063 ARIJIT DEY ARUP KUMAR DEY UDHAMPUR 1227 22614001023 MEERAN MANZOOR KILOO MANZOOR AHMAD KILOO ANANTNAG 1228 22614001045 ANZAR AHABIB WANI HABIBULLAH WANI ANANTNAG 1229 226140130747 SHIVANG SINGH SLA THIA GOVERDHAN SINGH SLATHIA JAMMU 1330 226140131221 RADHIKA RATTAN PAL TARUN RATTANPAL JAMMU 1331 226140131073 AARADHYA MAHAJAN AVINASH KUMAR GUP JAMMU 1332 22614001018 ANNA HILAL SYED HILAL AHMAD ANANTNAG 13

SCHEDULED CASTE1 226140130467 PANKAJ KUMAR RANJAN MAKSUDAN RAM JAMMU 12 226140210042 SOURAV DOGRA RAJESH DOGRA UDHAMPUR 23 226140131199 SAMARTH MANDOTRA KULDEEP RAJ JAMMU 34 226140130509 RAJ BAHADUR VINAY BAHADUR JAMMU 45 226140130521 AKASH ANGURAL ASHOK KUMAR ANGURAL JAMMU 56 226140130221 RIMJHIM RAVI KUMAR JAMMU 6

SCHEDULED TRIBE1 226140131061 USMAN HAFIZ HAFIZUL REHMAN JAMMU 12 22614002004 ARIF REYAZ SHEIKH REYAZ AHMAD SHEIKH BANDIPORE 23 226140170001 NAHIDA CHOUDHARY NISAR HUSSAIN RAJOURI 3

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RESULT NOTIFICATION DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

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2014 polls between secular and communal thought: Azad

My single vote toppled Vajpayee government: Soz

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Poonch, Mar 15: Union Minis-ter for Health and Family Wel-fare and former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir Ghulam Nabi Azad Saturday said the coming Lok Sabha elections will be contest between communal and secular thought. “The battle line has been drawn and now the people have to chose what they want in New Delhi – the secular UPA or com-munal NDA”, Azad said, while addressing a public meeting here today. He said that BJP is complete-ly working on communal ideology and want to divide the national on communal lines. “Modi want to run the country on the pattern of Gujrat but people of entire coun-try will give him a strong lesson in elections”, he said. Once again targeting region-al parties (one of which is its ally in state), the union minister said, “This election is not between regional parties but between two political thoughts”. “UPA, which represents secular thought, is facing NDA which believes in communalism”, he said. Recalling his achievements as Chief minister, Azad said, “I

got just two and half years as Chief Minister and I tried my best to serve all the there regions of the state”. He said during his tenure, the Chakan da Bgah-Rawalaote route was opened for Cross-LoC trade and travel in record time of there months. He referred to the number of projects including Mughal road and sanctioning of Medial Col-lege in the region besides road network, upgradation health and education sectors and schemes like MGNREGA & other welfare measures taken up during these years for the benefit of common man to usher in an era of overall development. Prof. Saifuddin Soz said that the foundation of the country has been laid on secular ideals and harmony amongst different sections keeping in view of the pluralistic character of the nation and those spreading hatred are weakening the nation. He urged people to reject such forces that can disturb and destroy the secu-lar fabric of our nation. Provincial President Nation-al Conference Devender Rana targeted both PDP and BJP by terming them as two faces of same coin. He said that BJP plays poli-tics in the name of Lord Shanker and Mufti plays politics in the name of Allah. “Both of them are threat to democracy and people should give them strong lesson in electoral battle”, he said.

DC Kargil admits no confidence motion

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Justice Nijjar inaugurates ADR centre

Strengthen dispute resolution through ADR: Justice Kumar to Judicial officers

GK LEGAL CORRESPODENT

Srinagar, Mar 15: An Alterna-tive Disputes Resolution (ADR) Centre was inaugurated by Supreme Court Judge Surren-der Singh Nijjar at district court complex Mominabad Bemina here on Saturday. Addressing the inaugural function, which was attended by sitting High Court Judges, Judicial officers, lawyers and law students, Justice Nijjar underscored the importance of settling the cases by mediation and conciliation through ADR. Justice Nijjar, who is also Chairman Mediation and Concili-ation Project Committee Supreme Court, in his address said the pro-cess involves no hostility, saves money and time and is the best approach for the parties to get rid of the circuitous legal tangle in which they generally get into though the proceedings of a court. He said the proceedings of the case stretch for years while mediation and conciliation settles a dispute hands down

without and intricacies and consumption of finances. Justice Nijjar said the courts are now saddled with huge pen-dency and the growing ratio of the cases to the strength of Judges is a big challenge for the judicia-ry and is bound to increase the pendency with each passing day. He said in 2014 India will have 15 crore pending cases and present mismatch of the number of cases with strength of judges will spiral the pendency further. He said settling disputes through ADR system particular-

ly through mediation and Lok Adalats is the most convenient method and creates a situation where no one is loser or gainer. Underling the importance of Lok Adalat system, Justice Nijjar said thousands of cases are solved within a day or two through this system and Supreme Court recently settled three lakh cases in one day. Chief Justice of Jammu and Kumar, M M Kumar while addressing the gathering laid emphasis on the importance of ADR, mediation and its rel-

evance in the process of admin-istration of justice. He impressed upon the Judicial Officers and lawyers community to strength-en the dispute resolution through ADR. He also urged on opening up such ADR Centres in other districts of the State. Justice Kumar said it is the golden day in the history of Jammu and Kashmir High Court when ADR Centre is being opened for facilitating people in solving cases through mediation and arbitra-tion. He said that traditional cases involve high cost, hostility and time while as mediation proves cheaper and less time consuming. Justice Mohammad Yaqoob Mir, Chairman Mediation Moni-toring Committee of J&K High Court while presenting his wel-come address briefed the gather-ing about the achievement of ADR Centre in solving the disputes across the State. Justice Mir suggested that ADR centers be opened at Tehsil Level for the conve-nience of the people. Justice Muzaffar Hussain

Attar who is also member of Mediation Monitoring Commit-tee J&K High Court presented vote of thanks and enlightened the gathering with the impor-tance of ADR Centre. He said that the deliberations of dignitaries were thought provoking saying that mediation has a message for all of us aimed at making peace with yourself and others around. All High Court Judges -- Jus-tice Hasnain Masoodi, Justice Ali Muhammad Magrey, Justice D S Thakur, Justice Tashi Rab-stan, Justice B L Bhat, Justice J R Kotwal, Former High Court Judge Bashir Ahmad Kirmani Advocate General M I Qadri, Principal Sessions Judge Sri-nagar Muhammad Shafi Khan Senior Additional Advocate General J A Kawoosa, Deputy Commissioner Srinagar, Com-missioner Srinagar Municipal Corporation and Senior Superin-tendent of Police Srinagar were also present on the occasion. District Judge Ganderbal, Muhammad Ashraf Malik com-pared the programme.

Kargil, Mar 15: The deputy Commissioner Kargil Muham-mad Sadiq Sheikh Saturday admitted the vote of no con-fidence motion moved by the National Conference council-ors against Congress leader Asgar Karbalai and main-tained that he would announce his decision after going

through the Ladakh Autono-mous Hill Development Coun-cil Act (LAHDC) Act. “On Friday, I wasn’t pres-ent in the office. Now that I have received the copy of no confi-dence motion, I will first go through the LAHDC act before arriving at any conclusion,” the DC Kargil told NC councilors.

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