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LOOKING FOR A CAREER IN THE BEST AUTOMOBILE WORKSHOPS?

JOIN & GROWWe want to select ‘Trainee Workshop Managers’ for Authorized Dealerships of TATA Motors. Vacancies exist in around 50 cities in India across 15 states. Preferred candidate profiles are Graduate / Diploma Engineers from Mechanical / Automobile / Electrical/ Production / Manufacturing disciplines (from an AICTE approved institute) who are less than 30 years of age as on 1 October, 2013. Graduate Engineers should have up to 3 years & Diploma Engineers should have between 4-7 years of industrial experience. Selected candidates will undergo intensive training on technical and managerial skill development in the first six months in reputed educational institutes & Tata Motors Training centres during which they will receive stipend and Boarding & Lodging. After successful completion of training, the candidates will be placed with various dealerships of TATA Motors as ‘Assistant Workshop Manager’ in any one of the 50 cities in India. The job profile will require the candidate to work with closely with a team on all aspects of Automobile Workshop Management.Interested candidates may WALK-IN with their detailed resume containing qualification and past experience, super scribing as “Application for Trainee Workshop Manager” on the envelope. The candidates can also register for the selection on the UDAAN website (www.nsdcudaan.com). The candidates fulfilling the criteria need to be present at the following venue for the selection process.Registration time: 9 a.m to 11 a.m

For Graduate Engineers For Diploma EngineersDate: 28th October 2013 Date: 29th October 2013Venue:- Kashmir Govt. Polytechnic, Venue:- Kashmir Govt. Polytechnic,Gogji Bagh, Srinagar-190008 Gogji Bagh, Srinagar-190008Contact: Ajaz Ahmad Kakroo, Training & Placement officer.Kashmir Govt. Polytechnic. Contact No: 08803312429 Selection process will consist of a general aptitude test followed by a personal interview. All candidates need to make their own travel arrangement for attending the same.DIPK- 9067 M

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OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL

GOVT. DEGREE COLLEGE BIJBEHARA KASHMIR

External Practical Date Sheet for B.Sc/B.A 1st

year / 2nd year / 3rd year session, 2013-14.Morning session: 10:30 AM Evening session: 02:00 Pm

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28-10-2013 Botany 3rd year ALL ----Zoology 3rd year ---- ALL

29-10-2013 Chemistry 3rd year ALL ----

30-10-2013 Botany 2nd year ALL ----Physics 2nd year ---- ALL

31-10-2013 Chemistry 2nd year ALL ----Zoology 2nd year ---- ALL

02-11-2013 Botany 1st year ALL ----Zoology 1st year ---- ALL

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05-11-2013 Computer Appl. 1st year ALL ----Computer Appl. 2nd year ---- ALL

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Children in Kashmir suffer with low vision: Experts MUDASIR YAQOOB

Srinagar, Oct 25: In view of high magnitude of low vision among children in Jammu and Kashmir as compared to national prevalence of 1.05 percent, experts on Friday underscored the need to check various ophthalmo-logical disorders.

The experts were speak-ing at the ‘Low Vision Camp’ that started at SKIMS Medical College Bemina on

Friday. Over 50 patients were registered at the camp which is being organized by Depart-ment of Ophthalmology in collaboration with Shroff’s Charity Eye Hospital Delhi as Nodal Agency and Sight Savors India Mumbai as Proj-ect Partners under National Low Vision Project.

The camp would continue on Saturday. Jammu and Kashmir is among few states across the country having the Low Vision Project established here.

Addressing an inaugural function, the Head of Depart-ment (HOD) Ophthalmol-ogy, Professor Reyaz Ahmad Untoo, briefed the audience about the significance of ‘Low Vision Rehabilitation’ in the interest of improving quality of life in affected patients. “In children, the magnitude of Low Vision is higher in our state as com-pared to national preva-lence of 1.05 per cent. Under the project, only 21 Centres

across the country have been established,” he said.

He underscored the need for coordinated efforts for rehabil-itation of Low Vision in view of the increased number of patients with Age Related Mac-ular degenerations, advanced diabetic eye disease, advanced glaucomas, high refractive errors, Heredofamilial and macular degradations.

The Medical Superinten-dent SKIMS Medical College Hospital, Dr Nazir Ahmad

Pandit, appreciated the efforts of the department and Nodal agency for organizing the programme.

The Low Vision Special-ist from Shroff’s Charity Eye Hospital Delhi, Nasim Akhtar, briefed about the initiatives for Low Vision Rehabilitation through a power point presentation. The function was attended by Faculty, Doctors, para-medical Staff and other staff of the hospital.

Deal with Pakistan politically: BJP to UPA

Srinagar, Oct 25: With escalation in ceasefire viola-tions on LoC and International Border, Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) on Friday asked the Congress led UPA gov-ernment for a political discourse with Pakistan for ces-sation of hostilities.

Addressing a press conference here, the national spokesperson of BJP, Prakash Javedkar, said: “the activi-ties taking place on the border since the last two months are unacceptable.”

“Time has come to respond to Pakistan in clear terms. If it does not stop what it is doing, then there are many political ways to teach the country a lesson so that it does not dare to do such things again,” he said.

“Ceasefire violations and infiltration attempts on the LoC in Jammu and Kashmir have gone up since Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, met his counterpart, Nawaz Sharief, in New York on September 29. By meeting Sharief, our PM gave a message that the Indian government is soft towards the issue of terrorism,” he said.

He said when Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah, and Union Home Minister, Sushilkumar Shinde, visited the International Border, the Pakistani troops resorted to heavy shelling.

“Pakistan’s whole policy is Kashmir-centric. If there is an issue between India and Pakistan, it is the use of Pakistan’s territory for propagating terrorism against India. This is what is worrying the country and needs to be solved,” he said.

“If Dr Singh has said that he is disappointed with the continuous ceasefire violation, let me tell him that this is Pakistan’s continuous activity and they will continue to disappoint you unless concrete action is taken against them. (KNS)

Shabir pays surprise visit to Islamabad hospitalsImposes fine on 3 erring officialsSrinagar, Oct 25: Minister of State for Health, Shabir Ahmad Khan, during his surprise inspection to Mirza Muhammad Afzal Beg District Hospital, Mother Child Care Hospital Islamabad and Sub District Hospital Bijbehara on Thursday evening imposed fine of Rs 1000 each on 3 officials for dereliction of their duties.

The Minister during his visit to these hospitals inspected the Emergency, Surgery, Ortho, Gynae wards, Sick and Child-care and SNCU units and blood banks and enquired about the facilities being provided to the patients.

Meanwhile, the Minister gave nod for additional Ambu-lance for MCH, Islamabad besides Rs. 10 lakh for Hospital renovation. He said government contemplates to make this MCH as a first Referral Unit and in this regard a proposal has been mooted to the Centre for approval of funds. He said that an ICU ward with required diagnostic equipment would be setup in new Hospital block of Dis-trict hospital Islamabad.

He gave on the spot direction to the concerned for further improvement in the sanitation facilities in and around the hospitals besides ensuring hassle free treatment facilities to the patients. He also issued strict orders for providing free treatment facilities to the expecting mothers and infants besides to and fro transport facilities to them under JSSY. He warned for stern action against officials found neglect-ing their duties.

The Minister emphasized the need for effective implemen-tation of National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) flagship programme to ensure universalization of health services in rural areas of the State.

Govt to regularize 1st batch of EVs as GLTsSrinagar, Oct 25: After rendering services for over seven consecutive years, the first batch comprising of over a thou-sand Education Volunteers (EVs) is all set to get regularized as General Line Teachers (GLTs) in a few days.

The state government is scheduled to issue orders of regu-larization at a function that will be organized by the Direc-torate of School Education Kashmir. “Since my department will organize a function in Srinagar, I will be distributing over 1200 regularization orders of EVs turned into ReTs.” said Deputy Chief Minister, Tara Chand, who also holds education portfolio. KNS

CRPF camp likely to be relocated from YusmargSrinagar, Oct 25: Authorities in the Tourism department are likely to make necessary arrangements for relocation of a CRPF camp at Yusmarg.

Officials of the department have been expressing concern that the presence of troops at the tourist spot is causing inconvenience to the visitors. Sources said the Yusmarg Developmental Authority has taken the step so that people visiting the place don’t feel ‘insecure’.