tuesday, 09 MARCH 2021 24, Rajab 1442 Hijri Published from srinagar RNI No:JKENG/2012/43267 Vol:10 Issue No: 57 Pages:8 Rs.5.00 epaper: www.srinagarobserver.com

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Srinagar

ObServerThe Divisional Commissioner (Div Com) Kashmir,

Pandurang K Pole today flagged off DDC Chairpersons, Vice- Chairpersons to Jammu for 2- day training

programme from here. The training programme has been organised by Department of Rural | Page 07

Div Com flags-off DDC chairpersons for 2-day training programme

Advisor Farooq directs FCS&CA Deptt to intensify the market checking

DC ganderbal chairs DLSWC meetingThe Deputy Commissioner (DC) Ganderbal, Shafqat Iqbal today chaired a meeting of District Level Single Window Committee (DLSWC) to discuss the process of issuance of NOCs in favour of the highest bidder of block no. 8 (BramsarNallah, Wussan) for minor mineral extraction.| Page 03

BriefNews

advisor to Lieutenant governor, Farooq Khan has directed the authorities in FCS&CA Department to

intensify the market checking across J&K to control black marketing and over pricing. | Page 05

Will hit streets if statehood not

restored: BukhariAbid Bashir

Srinagar: Stating that Article 370 can be restored only by the parliament, J&K Apni Party Chief Syed Muhammad Altaf Bukhari Monday said that they will not hesitate to hit the streets, if New Delhi fails to restore the Statehood to Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir.

Addressing media men as per a local news gathering agency, on the occasion of the first foun-dation day anniversary of the party, J&K Apni party chief said that much was promised in 1947, but nothing was given back. “We have to fight for the resto-ration of statehood to J&K. Our demand also is to hold Assembly elections as soon as possible,” Bukhari said, adding that “This is the pledge Apni Party is taking on the eve of first foundation of the party.”

Apni Party was floated on March 08, 2020. He said the agen-da framed by the Apni Party on the day of its birth was pursued in letter and spirit but certain

things like prolonged shutdown in the wake of Article 370 revoca-tion and slicing of erstwhile state of J&K into two UTs followed by Covid-19 outbreak, “we couldn’t pursue our manifesto the way it should have been.”

“Nevertheless, we did our best and didn’t sit in our homes. We didn’t either show hollow dreams to people of J&K and never promised something that

is not achievable,” Bukhari said.He was flanked by party lead-

ers Muhammad Ashraf Mir, SMC Mayor Junaid Matoo and others. Asked why he is not de-manding restoration of special status, he said that he can’t make false promises as it was the Par-liament of India that can restore special status to J&K.

“I would like to make it See Will hit on pg 2...

Kashmir parts turn white again, temperature plummets

Agencies

Srinagar: Jammu and Kash-mir High Court Monday heard and listed on March 18 again a petition filed by Na-tional Conference president Farooq Abdullah’s against an Enforcement Directorate’s order attaching his properties in a case of alleged money laundering.

A bench of Justice Dhiraj Singh Thankur heard the plea and or-dered its continuation next week after briefly hearing the parties.

Last week, Justice Ali Mohammad Magrey had re-cused from hearing the plea and had posted it for today be-fore a separate bench.

The ED has alleged that Abdullah misused his posi-tion as president of the J&K Cricket Association (JKCA) from 2001-2011 and made ap-pointments in the sports body so the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) spon-sored funds could be laun-dered.

The former three-time Chief minister said the list of properties, valued around

almost Rs 12 crore, attached by the ED in Kashmir and in Jammu were unrelated to the alleged activity mentioned in the Final Report/FIR.

The 83-year-old parliamen-tarian has said his ancestral and family properties in Jam-mu and Kashmir have been il-legally attached by ED despite the fact that it had “no juris-diction to do the same.”

“The illegal, excessive and arbitrary attach-

ment of properties has resulted in grave injustice to the Pe-

titioner, and is a con-tinuing violation of his

fundamental rights under Article 14 and Article 21 of the Constitution,” he says in the plea.

In 2012, he submits that cer-tain allegations regarding the siphoning off of JKCA funds emerged.

“As per the Final Report, these discrepancies were no-ticed by the then Treasurer, Manzoor Ahmed Wazir who brought it to the notice of the President (Farooq) who con-vened an immediate meeting of the Office Bearers of JKCA

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Attaching of property

HC to hear Dr Farooq’s plea on Mar 18

Agencies

Srinagar: World famous ski-re-sort of Gulmarg and other upper reaches received fresh snow-fall while rain lashed plains in Kashmir valley on Monday, resulting in chilly weather con-ditions.

Meanwhile, the night tem-perature dipped though settled above normal across the valley, where there is prediction of wet weather during the next five days.

A Met department spokesper-son told a news gathering agen-cy that light to moderate rain

and snow would occur at most places during the next 24 hours under the influence of a West-

ern Disturbance (WD), which is active in the region. “Another

See Kashmir on pg 2...

Agencies

Srinagar: Girls dominated top positions in all four streams as over 80 percent students passed 12th class examinations, the re-sults of which were declared by the J&K Board of School Educa-tion on Monday

In all 46987 out of 58397 stu-dents who appeared in the ex-amination have been declared successful, a top BOSE official told a local news gathering agency.

Among the total students who

appeared included 30960 boys and 27437 girls. Of these, 24291 boys and 22696 girls passed the examinations.

In all 155 students have se-cured top ten positions in all fours streams—Science, Com-merce, Arts and Home Science

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80% students qualify Class 12th exams

SO News Desk

Jammu / Srinagar: Inter-national Women’s Day cele-brations held at Government College for Women, MA Road, Srinagar witnessed some ma-jor reforms being made by the Government for empowering the girl students and women of J&K, with Lieutenant Gover-nor, Manoj Sinha making ma-jor announcements that will facilitate the education and en-trepreneurship of female folks of the J&K.

Keeping in view of this year’s theme of International Wom-

en’s Day i.e “Choose to Chal-lenge” and to celebrate Azaadi Ka Amrut Mahotsav- India@75, the Lt Governor announced the launch of Super-75 schol-arship scheme to support the education of meritorious girls

belonging to poor families, so that they can excel in streams like Medicine, Engineering, ITI and Humanity, and contribute to nation building.

Strengthening Women See LG salutes on pg 2...

Agencies

New Delhi: The Union Home Ministry on Monday said Rs 200 crore has been sanctioned to States and Union Territories (UTs) to set up women help desks in police stations and to strength-en anti-human trafficking units in all districts of the country.

On the occasion of Interna-tional Women’s Day, Union Home Minister Amit Shah also said that women empowerment has always been the focal point of the policies of the Narendra Modi government.

“On the occasion of Inter-

national Women’s Day, I bow to women power symbolising courage, valour and dedication. Women empowerment has al-ways been the focal point of the policies of the Modi government and it is a matter of pride that today women power is contribut-ing significantly in realising the resolve of a self-reliant India,” he said in a tweet in Hindi.

Later, in a statement, the home ministry said to enhance safety and security of women in the country, it has taken several initiatives which are funded by the Nirbhaya Fund.

See Rs 200 cr on pg 2...

Avoid journey on Sgr-Jmu highway for few days: AuthoritiesSrinagar: Authorities on Monday issued an advisory for Srinagar-Jammu High-way in view of inclement weather prediction by Meteorological Department for next few days.

An official told a local news gathering agency that given the weather situation and prediction of inclement weather by the MeT depart-ment, there are chances of blockade on Srinagar-

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Agencies

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said that this year’s Indepen-dence Day celebration will celebrate the spirit of the freedom struggle.

“This year’s 75th Independence Day will celebrate the spirit of freedom struggle and reflect the feeling of sacrifice. In this, there should be a tribute to the martyrs of the country and a resolve to build an India of their dreams. It will have a glimpse of the pride of Sanatan India and the glow of mod-ern India as well,” PM Modi said in Hindi while speaking at the committee meeting to

mark 75 years of India’s Independence.“We have to celebrate the festival of 75

years of independence while taking along 130 crore countrymen with us. Public par-ticipation is the basic spirit of this event,” PM Modi said.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led pan-el held the first meeting on the commemo-ration of 75 years of India’s Independence titled ‘Azadi Ka Amrut Mahotsav’.

India is going to celebrate its 75th Independence Day this year.

On January 31, Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2021’s

See I-Day on pg 2...

Mehbooba’s plea for passport

HC issues notice to MEA, CIDAgencies

Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir High Court on Monday issued notice returnable by two weeks on a petition filed by former Chief Minister and PDP President, Mehbooba Mufti, regard-ing issuance of passport allegedly denied to her for want for police verification.

While issuing the notice to MEA, Regional Passport Officer and Additional Director Gen-eral Police among others, a bench of Justice Ali Mohammad Magrey made it clear the pendency of plea “shall not form any

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Int’l Women’s Day

LG salutes courage, determination of J&K women Rs 200 cr given to States, UTs to set up women help desks: MHA

75th I-Day will celebrate spirit of freedom struggle: PM

Girls outshine boys againJahangeer Ganaie

Srinagar: On the occasion of International Women's Day, girls have once again outshined boys in Class 12th class in Kashmir by securing top positions in all the streams.

Officials said that there are 125 girls among 155 students who secured top 10 positions in all four streams -Science, Com-merce, Arts and Home Science- in class 12th results.

Toppers who secured 100 per cent marks said that they faced a lot of problems due to Covid lockdown and 2G internet, however, under all circumstances hard work and consistency is must to achieve any goal.

See Girls on pg 2...

Nasir Azam

Srinagar: The Jammu and Kashmir administration on Monday amended its warrant of precedence, placing chair-persons of district development councils equal to administrative secretaries and Inspector Generals of Police.

As per a local news gathering agency, according to the warrant of precedence issued by J&K’s Hospitality and Proto-

col department, DDC chairpersons have been placed at serial number 26.

They have been placed alongside administrative secretaries, divisional commissioners, IGPs, joint secretaries to the Government of India and officers of equivalent rank, officers of the rank of Major-General or equivalent rank.

Their deputies, who figure at serial number 27 in the revised warrant of

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J&K Admin amends warrant of precedence

Places DDC chairpersons equal to Administrative Secretary

Sinha stresses on more women participation in J&K’s workforceJammu: Lieutenant Gover-nor, Manoj Sinha Monday called for creating a Gender Neutral Ecosystem in J&K where the women can choose any profession, job or busi-ness.

The Lt Governor was speaking during an event held at General Zorawar Singh Au-ditorium, Jammu University to celebrate International

See Sinha on pg 2...

Army man found dead in Keran sectorAgencies

Srinagar: Army on Monday ruled out a ceasefire violation as the cause of death of an Army man, whose body was found with a bullet wound at a forward post in Keran sector in north Kashmir district of Kupwara.

An Army spokesperson on Monday evening said that Gun-ner Trived Prakash, who was posted at Kachhal, Keran Sector, Kupwara, was found dead due to fire from (his) service weapon at a sentry post on Sunday.

He further clarified that theSee Army on pg 2...

ANTF freezes 5 bank accounts of drug cartelSrinagar: The Anti Narcotics Task Force (ANTF) on Mon-day froze five bank accounts amounting to over Rs 54.27 lakh of a drug cartel in Jammu and Kashmir, officials said.

“We have got five bank accounts frozen of drug cartel in Kashmir. The head of this cartel is Masood Ahmed Dar of Bijbe-hara of Anantnag,” Superinten-dent of Police (ANTF) Jammu Vinay Sharma told reporters here.

Three cases have been regis-tered against him, he said.

“The total amount of theseSee ANTF on pg 2...

Police pledges to make Sgr safe for womenSrinagar: The district police Srinagar on the eve of Interna-tional Women’s Day launched a women safety drive with an aim to ensure ease of living for the womenfolk.

Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Srinagar, Dr Haseeb Mughal as per a local news gathering agency said that the reports of eve teasing are coming to the fore, thus “on this particular day for women, we have launched a campaign to create an atmosphere where the womenfolk could live happily without any difficulties

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Will hit...clear that August 5, 2019 was

the darkest day in the history of J&K that nobody will forget. We will strive hard for restoration of Statehood to J&K and if Delhi de-lays it, we will not hesitate to hit the streets,” he said.

Bukhari highlighted the Apni Paty’s achievements in the past one year and stated that getting the job policy order where youth of J&K were entitled for only Class fourth jobs, reversed, was the party’s biggest achievement.

“There are other issues which we are pursuing like 15 years for becoming a domicile of J&K. We are also aware of the ploys as to how J&K Bank was weakened by stripping off its autonomy. This institution is our backbone and we will continue to fight for restoration of its autonomy,” he said.

Demanding early Assembly polls, Bukhari said that if the Apni Party is voted to power, it will take historic steps, especial-ly making 25 years mandatory for becoming the domicile of the State. “We ensured that land pol-icy was amended and today, our 88 percent land is safe, which is the outcome of our meeting with the Prime Minister Narendera Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah,” he said.

Bukhari lamented on the Na-tional Conference’s decision of staying away from Delimitation Exercise. “The biggest party could have participated in the process and put forth its point. They choose otherwise and I at times believe, boycotting some-thing is aimed at facilitating the bigger plans. Perhaps, Delhi’s plan was to be made successful by staying away,” he said, taking a jibe at NC. Bukhari urged the DC to finish its job as soon as pos-sible stating that the exercise was so simple and not complicated as being projected. Bukhari also took a dig at the J&K administra-tion for not being able to resolve the mutton crisis in Kashmir.

“How strange it is that even af-ter four months of stalemate, the government is not able to resolve the mutton issue in the Valley. Mutton dealers should be taken into confidence and the crisis must end sooner the better,” he said.

Bukhari expressed serious concern over the frequent closure of Srinagar-Jammu highway stating that earlier the highway would remain closed for two days a month and open for 28 days, but today reverse is the case. “Is this being done deliberately? Is this also a ploy to keep the Kashmir valley cut-off? This needs to be inquired into. Why Mughal Road is not open for the entire year. When Ladakh highway is being re-opened in February and kept open for the remaining year and Mughal Road is kept closed,” he said

About the property tax, Bukhari said that Kashmiris have been given away things in the past seven decades and as far the property tax is concerned, the Government should give “us all the facilities, before demand-ing property tax.” Bukhari also lashed out at the bureaucrats for disturbing assets between the two Union Territories (UTs) without taking the stakeholders on board. “What kind of mechanism is this that property is being distributed between brothers, but none of the two is aware,” Bukhari asked. (KNO)

Kashmir...WD, which originated from the

Arabian Sea and is approaching the region through Afghanistan and Pakistan, will hit the region on Wednesday,” he said.

He said under the influence of the WD, rain and snow would occur at most places in the valley for three days from Wednesday. “There is a weather warning for Thursday and Friday during which thunderstorms, lightning and hail storms with gusty winds would occur,” he said, adding this system could result in dis-ruption of surface and air con-nectivity of the valley with the rest of the country.

Much to the delight of tourists, Gulmarg, which is already cov-ered under several feet of snow, received fresh snowfall since ear-ly this morning, resulting in dip in the day temperature. Kongdori and Apharwat, the highest point of the cable car project in Gul-marg, also received light to mod-erate snowfall. The ski resort was the only place in the valley where the night temperature set-

tled below freezing point. Against minus 0.7 degree recorded on Sunday, the mercury dipped and settled at minus 1.7 degree, which is about 2 degree above normal. “Despite snow since early this morning, the tourists are out on ski slopes enjoying different ac-tivities,” a hotelier said.

He said the ski resort, which is about 55 km from here in north Kashmir, witnessed a huge in-flux of tourists this winter sea-son after zero business during the last two years. “Most of the hotels are booked to April end in Gulmarg,” he added.

The night temperature in the summer capital, Srinagar dipped about a degree from Sunday due to overnight rain though settled above normal. Against 7 degrees recorded on Sunday, the night temperature in the city dipped and settled at 5.8 degree, which is about 3 degree above normal. The people woke up to a chilly and rainy Monday morning in the city, which witnessed huge traffic jams on most roads follow-ing heavy downpour. Pedestri-ans were also finding it difficult to walk on the roads, which were waterlogged in Srinagar. The city witnessed a considerable dip in the maximum temperature on Monday, forcing people to once again wear sweaters and jackets.

World famous health resort of Pahalgam, about 100 km from here in south Kashmir, received rain late last night, resulting in a dip of about 2 degree since Sun-day in the night temperature, which settled 1.1 degree, about 2.5 degree above normal.

However, the upper reaches in Pahalgam, including Chandan-wari, received very light snow-fall. Amarnath cave shine and its periphery, besides Sheshnag, Mahagung, Pisso top and Pan-jterni, also received light to mod-erate snowfall.

Other parts of the valley, in-cluding the tourist resort of Kokernag, Kupwara in north Kashmir and Qazigund, gate-way to the valley, Pirpanjal also received snow and rain late last night. (UNI)

Avoid...Jammu Highway for next few

days, people should avoid travel-ling on the highway.

“However, the stranded vehi-cles will only be allowed to move towards Srinagar on Tuesday only after confirming the status of National Highway,” an official said.

In a communiqué issued by the Jammu and Kashmir Traffic Po-lice Headquarters, the traffic plan and advisory for 09-03-2021 reads, “In view of inclement weather prediction issued by MeT depart-ment for next few days, there are chances of blockade of NHW-44.

People are advised to avoid journey on Jammu-Srinagar NHW. However, subject to fair weather and better road con-dition, only stranded vehicles between Udhampur and Nashree shall be allowed towards Sri-nagar.” (KNO)

LG salutes...Entrepreneurs Ecosystem in

J&K, the Lt Governor also an-nounced a new scheme – Tejaswi-ni under Mission Youth, to pro-vide financial assistance of Rs 5 lakhs to the girls between the age group of 18 to 35 years to start their business.

Mission Youth will provide 10 % of the project cost and will also pay the interest every year, said the Lt Governor.

The Lt Governor called upon the women entrepreneurs to reap maximum benefit out of this zero interest scheme and spread the word so that other women can also avail of the benefits and take a leap towards their economic empower-ment.

A new era of change and de-velopment is ushering in J&K, a change that will provide women their rightful place, a voice, an identity, and individuality. We are making tireless efforts to ensure women’s safety, modern educa-tion, and economic independence, the Lt Governor maintained.

Acknowledging women’s role in economic development of J&K, the Lt Governor stressed on the need to put more focus on some key areas like creating a positive environment; skill development of women entrepreneurs; facili-tating financial assistance; pro-viding global market to women entrepreneurs and connecting them with innovative products. We have to work together to

break the barriers for the eco-nomic development of women, he added.

The Lt Governor observed that J&K has a long history of women glory to bring social change and breaking new grounds as far as gender equality and professional development is concerned.

To lay a strong foundation for the girls, no fee will be charged upto 12th standard from 5,89,000 girl students who took admis-sion in different government run schools, said the Lt Governor.

The Lt Governor observed that 88 Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya and 88 Girls Hostels have been made functional in far flung areas and this would help in filling the gender gap and controlling the girl child dropout rate. To assist the higher educa-tion of girls, the Government is also providing 13 different schol-arship schemes, he added.

Jammu & Kashmir is not just about scenic beauty. There are so many strong historical facts that prove the capabilities of our women, their grace, compassion, courage, knowledge, spirituality and wisdom that made it a beau-tiful paradise, he added.

“I salute the courage and de-termination of every woman of Jammu & Kashmir. Today is an opportunity to come together and celebrate women’s contributions in different fields”, said the Lt Governor.

He lauded the young women achievers for making significant contributions to the welfare of so-ciety and making J&K proud.

The Lt Governor made special mention of women achievers like Rabia Altaf, Aisha Aziz, Irfana Zargar and asked the others to take inspiration from them who now have become examples of women empowerment.

Speaking on the increasing en-rolment of girl students in high-er education, the Lt Governor expressed satisfaction on noting that the gross enrolment ratio of girls has been increased to 50 %.

Highlighting various initiatives taken by the government for the promotion of skill development, the Lt Governor said that a few days ago, Mission Youth in col-laboration with Bombay Stock Exchange imparted skill devel-opment training in banking and financial services in which more than 25 % women participated.

Mission Youth is soon going to start a digital marketing skill development programme and 50 % girls participation is expected in the said program, added the Lt Governor.

I want the ecosystem of women entrepreneurs in J&K to be the best across the country, for that, public participation is a must.

Every individual has to work collectively for safety, security and economic empowerment of wom-en, the Lt Governor maintained.

The Lt Governor also lauded the girls for outnumbering boys in the just declared 12th class re-sults of Kashmir Division. In four streams, girls have bagged gold medals which itself shows the abil-ity and talent that girls of J&K pos-sess, he added.

Later, the Lt Governor inter-acted with the women achievers present on the occasion and as-sured full cooperation and support of the government in their future endeavours.

He also sought suggestions from them for the promotion and devel-opment of women entrepreneur-ship in J&K.

Pandurang K Pole, Division-al Commissioner Kashmir; Dr. Shahid Iqbal Choudhary, Deputy Commissioner, Srinagar; Dr. Syed Abid Rasheed Shah, CEO Mission Youth; and G M Dar, Director JKE-DI, also spoke on the occasion and extended their greetings on Inter-national Women’s Day.

Women entrepreneurs spon-sored by JKEDI from different parts of Kashmir were felicitated on International Women’s day.

Principal Government Wom-en’s College, MA Road Srinagar, besides staff members and stu-dents were also present on the oc-casion.

The awardees are Anam Sir-aj, a fashion designer and owner of Closet Cloud; Tamana Imran, proprietor of Dress Code; Sumaira Durrani, owner of a beauty salon and Farhana Zargar, proprietor of Ocean Holidays.

All the awardees said that the mantra to success was hard work, dedication, passion and the will to succeed. They advised the young generation to follow their dreams with single-minded devotion and not lose focus halfway through. In total, the government felicitated 23

women achievers on this occasion.

Rs 200cr...A separate women safety di-

vision has also been set up in the home ministry to sensitise states and UTs on women safety related issues including timely comple-tion of investigation of sexual as-sault cases, it said.

“The government has sanc-tioned Rs 200 crore to states and UTs to set up Women Help Desks in police stations, and to set up or strengthen Anti Human Traf-ficking Units in all districts of the country as also on vulnerable bor-ders,” the statement said.

The home ministry said the Bu-reau of Police Research and Devel-opment has distributed 14,950 Sex-ual Assault Evidence Collection kits to states and UTs and these SAEC kits will facilitate the effi-cient collection, handling and stor-age of forensic evidence in cases of sexual assault.

The government is committed to the safety and security of wom-en and children and many proj-ects are underway which will not only assure their well-being but also empower women to live inde-pendently, the statement said.

The government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leader-ship has taken a number of steps in the last seven years towards women empowerment and their safety and security, the ministry said.

Taking a tough stand against heinous incidents of sexual as-sault, the government has made the punishment of rape more stringent through the Criminal Law Amendment Act, 2018, the statement said.

To ensure that amendments in the law effectively translate at the ground-level, various initiatives have been taken by the home min-istry and their progress is continu-ously monitored, it said.

These include Investigation Tracking System for Sexual Of-fences (ITSSO), National Database of Sexual Offenders (NDSO), Cri-MAC (Crime Multi-Agency Cen-tre) and New Citizen Services and these IT initiatives help in timely and effective investigation, it said.

The home minister has strongly recommended the effective use of these online tools to all states and UTs, the statement said, it said.

The home ministry said the Investigation Tracking System for Sexual Offences (ITSSO) is an online analytical tool launched to monitor and track timely com-pletion of police investigations in sexual assault cases — currently two months as per Criminal Law (Amendment) Act 2018 — and the National Database of Sexu-al Offenders’ (NDSO) has been launched to identify repeat of-fenders and receive alerts on sex offenders, as also in the investiga-tion.

An Adjournment Alert module has also been developed as a step towards facilitating states and UTs to ensure timely in disposal of criminal cases.

As per this, whenever a gov-ernment prosecutor seeks an adjournment in a criminal case more than twice, the system has a provision to send an alert to se-nior officers to prevent unavoid-able delays.

The Crime Multi Agency Cen-ter (Cri-MAC) was introduced on March 12, 2020 for police stations and higher offices in all states and UTs to share information on heinous crimes and other issues related to coordination in cases of inter-state crime, the state-ment said.

It can be used to send alerts or related information on crime and inter-state criminals to the states and UTs via e-mail or SMS, it said.

The home ministry said the projects funded by Nirbhaya Fund are also being fast-tracked by it to enhance the safety and se-curity of women.

80% students...and of them 125 have been

bagged by the girls and 30 by the boys.

The results of the examina-tions held last year amid covid-19 pandemic were declared by the Board this morning.

The first 10 positions in Sci-ence stream were shared by 124 students—94 of them girls and 30 boys—while in Commerce, the first 10 positions were shared by 23 students, including 17 girls and six boys. 21 students—all of them girls—shared the first 10 positions in the Arts stream. In Home Science, 10 girls shared

the first 10 positions, the officials said.

Girls...Hafsa Malik, a student of Iqbal

Memorial Institute Bemina said that though she was expecting good marks, not 500 out of 500.

She said that it was all possi-ble due to the support of parents, teachers and the Mission e-facul-ty who groomed her and provid-ed all possible support.

"In the absence of the internet, we suffered a lot but the support of Mission e by uploading lec-tures on YouTube helped us a lot," she said.

Hafsa, who wants to become a doctor, said that there is a need to study consistently without any pressure.

Ishrat Muzaffar, another top-per said that she is preparing for the NEET and wants to become a doctor.

Ishrat thanked her parents, teachers of Harvard Higher Sec-ondary School and Aakash Insti-tute for clearing her all doubts during her studies.

"Those who have failed today must understand that this is not the end to the world. These are the stepping stones which will lead you towards such a success which you won't have expected ever," she said.

Khusboo Nazir who topped arts stream by securing 500 marks said that she was studying five to six hours on a daily basis and was very much excited about achiev-ing this feat. Khusboo said that she wants to become a KAS officer to serve society.

Pertinently four girls namely Amal Sayeed (Candid Higher Sec-ondary School Nowgam), Hafsa Malik (Iqbal Memorial Institute Bemina), Ishrat Muzzafar (Har-vard Higher Secondary School Habak Naseem Bagh) and Zainab Quardi (Salfia Muslim Institute ParryPora) secured 100 per cent marks. Besides, six students se-cured 498 marks out of 500 in sci-ence stream.

Khusboo Jan (Govt Higher Secondary School Bijbehara) has topped the arts stream by secur-ing 100 per cent marks. The other toppers in the arts stream include Farizah Saleem Zargar with 497 marks, Fatima Noor, Husba Maha-jan and Muteeba Bilal, who have secured 495 marks out of 500.

In commerce stream, Zeenat Fayaz (Govt Higher Secondary School Nawa Kadal Srinagar) topped the list by securing 493 marks out of 500. The other top-pers include in the stream include Faleen Mushtaq and Naimah Bashir Shah, who both secured 490 marks out of 500.

In Home Science, Sabeera Ra-sheed a student of Government Girls Higher Secondary School Kothibagh, topped by securing 490 marks.

Among 58,397 students who ap-peared in the examination 46,987 were declared pass. Among them 23,207 got distinction besides 17,666 students secured first divi-sion while 5,670 and 443 secured second and third division respec-tively.

Among 30,960 boys- 24,291 passed the examination. Simi-larly, among 27,437 girls 22,696 passed. The overall percentage is 80.46 per cent. (KNO)

J&K Admin...precedence, will have protocol

equivalent to the vice -chancel-lors of universities within the state/UT.

The DDC members have been placed at the bottom in the war-rant of precedence and have pro-tocol equivalent to the block de-velopment council chairpersons, presidents of municipal councils and municipalities, district mag-istrates, officers of the rank of brigadier and equivalent, major head of departments and district and sessions judges. They figure at serial number 28 in the list.

The warrant of precedence of J&K UT is the protocol list (hier-archy of important positions) in which the functionaries, digni-taries and officials are listed ac-cording to their rank and office.

The government amended the warrant of precedence nearly two weeks after the constitution of district development councils in all 20 districts of the UT.

Meanwhile, sources said that the government has also final-ized honorarium for DDC chair-persons, vice-chairpersons and members.

According to them , chairper-son will get honorarium of Rs

35000 per month while vice-chair-person and member would re-spectively get Rs 25000 and Rs 15000 per month.“The orders for the same are being issued,” they said. (KNO)

Sinha...Women’s Day.Speaking on the occasion,

the Lt Governor assured equal opportunities and widening of women's sphere of activities so that their special talents and ex-periences could enrich Jammu & Kashmir’s economy and public service.

The soul of a country and so-ciety is poor without the invalu-able contribution of women. Our collective effort is to provide ad-vanced education, modern facili-ties, and support in every sector so as to enable women to make the best contribution towards the common good, observed the Lt Governor.

We aim to develop an envi-ronment, in work places from government departments to the corporate world, to engage more women in the fields where they are less in numbers, observed the Lt Governor.

There are many examples of women achievers who fought all odds and overcame all barri-ers. Today, women are breaking many stereotypes by doing some exceptional work in the field which once was considered being only for men, said the Lt Gover-nor.

Speaking on the importance of gender neutrality, the Lt Gov-ernor made a special mention of Ms. Pooja Devi, the first female bus driver of J&K and expressed his happiness that women of the UT are breaking barriers.

HC to...and subsequently an FIR No.

27/2012 dated 10.03.2012 under Sections 409, 406, 120B RPC was registered in PS Ram Munshi Bagh naming the erstwhile Gen-eral Secretary and Treasurer namely Saleem Khan and Ahsan Ahmad Mirza as accused per-sons.”

He said along with initiating a police investigation regarding these allegations, Farooq submits that he constituted an In-House Probe Committee comprising of independent members of the Working Committee. “This Probe Committee submitted its interim report on 13.05.2012 and confirmed the embezzlement of funds by cer-tain office bearers of the JKCA.”

He said ED’s 18 December 2020 action, attaching his properties, was illegal and arbitrary.

“A bare perusal makes it amply clear that the ED has simply adopt-ed the case of the CBI and the re-sulting Final Report filed against the Petitioner (Farooq). Barring the recording of a handful of state-ments under Section 50 PMLA, no independent inquiry has been conducted into the present case, rendering it inherently biased,” he said, adding, “Nowhere has the ED satisfactorily offered reasons to believe the (Farooq) is in posses-sion of proceeds of crime, or that such proceeds are likely to be con-cealed, transferred or dealt with in any manner which may result in frustrating any proceedings under the PMLA, as is required under Section 5 PMLA. Admittedly, the properties attached have no rela-tion to the present case.”

He said that all properties at-tached by the ED are either an-cestral or acquired by him prior to the date of the alleged offences. “The allegations against (Farooq) pertain to the period 2004 to 2009.The attached properties were ac-quired prior to the alleged com-mission of the offences, and hence were not involved in any alleged money-laundering or related crim-inal activity,” he said and sought directions to stay the proceedings pending before the Adjudicating Authority in relation to the “Orig-inal Complaint No. 1387 of 2021 during the pendency of the present petition.” (GNS)

Mehbooba's...impediment for the police agen-

cy to expedite the verification.”In her plea, Mehbooba Mufti

submits that the passport issued to her was valid till 31st May 2019.

Subsequently, she applied for issuance of a passport before the Regional Passport Officer on 11 December last year.

Former Advocate General and senior lawyer Jahangir Iqbal Ga-nai, representing her, submitted that as per circular instructions

issued by the Ministry of Exter-nal Affairs, Government of India, the passport of an individual is to be issued within 30 days.

However, he said, in the in-stant case, despite the lapse of three months, the passport has not been issued to Mehbooba.

The senior counsel further submitted that Mehbooba while availing the tracking facility on the Passport Officer’s website, came to know about the status of the passport as “pending for physical verification at respec-tive Thana under SP office, Dis-trict Srinagar.”

He submitted that Mehbooba approached the Senior Superin-tendent of Police on February 13 this year with the request to forward the police report to the passport office but till date, there is no change in the status of the passport on the portal of the pass-port office . Therefore, he said, Mehbooba had no option but to approach the Court for relief.

She has also sought directions declaring the action of officials concerned in not allowing her to travel abroad as illegal and un-constitutional violating her fun-damental right to travel abroad as guaranteed under Article 21 of the Constitution or India.

T.M. Shamsi, ASGI waived notice on behalf of MEA 1 and Passport Officer while B.A. Dar, Senior Additional Advocate Gen-eral waived the notice on behalf of local government and police.

“It is made clear the pendency of writ petition shall not form any impediment for the police agency to expedite the verifica-tion,” the court said.

Meanwhile, the high court while hearing a plea by Mehboo-ba’s mother, issued notice to the concerned on the plea for pass-port to her as well. (GNS)

I-Day...first Mann ki Baat had ap-

pealed to the countrymen to write about freedom fighters and stories of their struggle to mark the country’s 75th Independence Day this year. (Agencies)

Army...fatal injury ‘did not occur due

to any ceasefire violations, as is being reported in some sections of the media’.

Official sources said that pre-liminary investigation indicate that the soldier allegedly com-mitted suicide by shooting self. “A case has been registered and investigation has been taken up into the incident,” they added. (Agencies)

ANTF...accounts is Rs 54.27 lakh. All

the amount has been proven to be proceeds of the narcotics,” he said.

These orders are a first of its kind in which bank accounts have been frozen by the compe-tent authority, Sharma said.

The process involves proving such accounts to be proceeds of narcotics and the case is heard by Foreign Exchange Manipulation Act (SAFMA) which is the com-petent authority, he said.

The case, after full investi-gation, had gone to the SAFMA which had given orders to freeze the bank accounts, the SP said.

Investigating Officer Parvez Sajjad proved beyond reasonable doubts that all such money is the proceeds of narcotics and the competent authority confirmed the freezing orders of all the ac-counts, the SP added.

Police...like domestic violence and eve

teasing.”He said that posters will be

pasted in public transport and the other places to create aware-ness in this regard.

Dr Mughal when asked whether there is a rise in do-mestic violence cases, said that the increase in population is certainly leading to an increase in such cases, adding that such cases have got mounted due to mental stress caused to the peo-ple in wake of loss in business and lockdown during COVID outbreak.

Asked whether the special po-lice station will be established, SSP Srinagar said that although there is a need of establishing special police stations for wom-en, at present the ladies police have been deputed at every po-lice station to look into the issues of women.

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LG reiterates Government’s commitment for promoting Punjabi languageSO NEWS DESK

REASI: Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha today paid obeisance at the historic Gurudwara Baba Banda Singh Ji Bahadur at Reasi and prayed for peace, progress, prosperity of Jammu & Kashmir, and well-being of its people.

Addressing a gathering at Dera Baba Banda Singh Bahadur, the Lt Governor urged the people, espe-cially the youth to follow the prin-ciples of Baba Banda Singh Ji Baha-dur.

“I bow to Baba Banda Singh Ji Ba-hadur, who is an epitome of patriotism, fearlessness, dedication, and sacri-fice”, said the Lt Governor.

The story of his courage and self-less service needs to be constantly told to the generations to come. We are fortunate to have the opportu-nity to serve the land of Baba Banda Singh Ji Bahadur, the Lt Governor maintained.

I call upon every citizen of Jammu and Kashmir to work as a center of social consciousness with collective responsibility for social and nation-al interests, said the Lt Governor.

Baba Banda Singh Bahadur, as a disciple of Guru Gobind Singh Ji, always stood firm for freedom, pro-tection of poor & marginalized people, and upliftment of all sections of society, that needs to be understood by the young generation of the coun-try, added the Lt Governor.

The youth must take inspiration from the life of Baba Banda Singh Ji Bahadur and work for the develop-ment of all classes and all religions for building a better society, said the Lt Governor.

Throwing light on the glorious life of Baba Banda Singh Ji Bahadur, the Lt Governor talked about how he met Guru Gobind Singh Ji in Nand-ed and how Madho Das surrendered himself at the feet of the Guru and

became Banda Singh Bahadur. With his might, he laid the foundation of the Khalsa Raj and got the farmers and labourers to take ownership.

The deepest thing hidden between these stories is that of living an awak-ened life. One more thing these sto-ries tell us that not only the disciple looks for the teacher, but the guru also looks for his worthy disciple, the Lt Governor observed.

The Lt Governor said that on the day one becomes eligible to be a dis-ciple, on that day the Guru himself discovers the disciple. The same happened with Baba Banda Singh Bahadur. The message of his trans-formed life is to be awake, to be seen and he lived life with the same value till his last moment, he added.

The Lt Governor asked the young generation to understand that there will be many paths in life and they have to decide which path to choose.

Recalling his visit to University of Jammu last year to establish the Guru Nanak Dev Chair, the Lt Gov-ernor said that during his visit, he urged the scholars and researchers to make the research and papers on the teachings of Great Guru available to the people so that the message, ideas, and instructions could be con-

veyed to the young generation through technology.

He further reiterated Govern-ment’s commitment for promoting Punjabi language. Initiative has been undertaken to ensure that Punjabi language books are made available in all public libraries across the UT and this process will be completed soon, the Lt Governor maintained.

The Lt Governor assured the inclu-sion of the glorious history of Baba Banda Singh Bahadur Ji in the school textbooks so that new generations will remain connected to their values, traditions and contribute to the rap-idly changing developmental ac-tivities with duty and responsibility. And for this, the Jammu and Kash-mir administration is working on many fronts, from education to in-dustrialization, he added.

In the new education policy, we are also paying attention that our children learn moral values, as well as get trained for the fourth industrial revolution, maintained by the Lt Governor.

Earlier, the Lt Governor also planted saplings at Dera Baba Ban-da Singh Bahadur Ji.

While speaking on the occasion,

Baba Jitender Pal Singh Sodhi, 10th descendent of Baba Banda Singh Bahadur, said that we need to make our youth aware of our rich cultural and traditional values. He said youth should strive hard to excel in every field and live a disciplined life.

Former Member of Parliament and present Chairman National Monu-ments Authority, Sh. Tarun Vijay, in his address, highlighted the Sac-rifice made by Baba Banda Singh Ji Bahadur and appealed that the his-tory of such a great warrior should be included in the textbooks.

He also requested the Lt Governor to construct a ghat at his worship place and appealed for immediate repair and doubling of the road con-necting Dera Baba Banda Singh Bahadur.

On which, the Lt Governor assured the construction of road to Dera Baba Banda Singh Bahadur and develop-ment of the ghat. He also asked the Chairman, National Monuments Authority to rope in the best experts for establishing the museum of Baba Banda Singh Ji Bahadur and assured him of every assistance and help from the UT administration.

The Lt Governor observed that PMGSY has created a revolution in terms of connectivity and said that the UT administration is working on the policy to connect all the un-connected habitations in the next two and half years.

Sh. SS Pahwa, Secretary, Dera Baba Banda Bahadur delivered the vote of thanks on the occasion.

Prominent among others present on the occasion were, Dr. JP Sharma Vice-Chancellor SKUAST; Sh. Sujit Kumar Singh, DIG Reasi Udhampur Range; Ms. Indu Kanwal Chib Dep-uty Commissioner Reasi and Ms. Rashmi Wazir SSP Reasi.

S. Charanjit Khalsa, former Leg-islator, and other prominent persons were also present on the occasion.

Div Com reviews arrangements for ‘Azaadi Ka Amrut Mahotsav’ SO NEWS DESK

SAMBA: Divisional Com-missioner Jammu, Sanjeev Verma today visited Rajinder Singh Pura (Bagoona) Sam-ba, and chaired a meeting with heads of various depart-ments to review the arrange-ments for the celebration of 75 years of Independence “Azaadi Ka Amrut Mahot-sav”- India @ 75.

Pertinently, the Lieutenant Governor has directed to organize celebration activi-ties across the Union Terri-tory of Jammu and Kashmir, particularly at the Birth places of freedom fighters and martyrs to mark the 75th year of Independence.

The Grand event will be organized at Rajinder Singh Pura Bagoona village of dis-trict Samba, the birth place of Son of Soil and Savior of

Jammu and Kashmir, Brig-adier Rajinder Singh. The event would be inaugurated by Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha.

The Divisional Commis-sioner asked the concerned officers to start preparations well in advance, He asked them to work out a plan for arrangements like cleanli-ness and beautification of the venue, rehearsals for cultural programmes, seat-ing arrangements, besides preparation of list of guests, including the relatives and family members of Brigadier

Rajinder Singh.The meeting was attended

by Deputy Commissioner Samba, Rohit Khajuria; SSP Samba, Rajesh Sharma; As-sistant Commissioner Rev-enue, Jitender Mishra; Sub Divisional Magistrate, Vi-jaypur, CP Kotwal; District Informatic Officer, Sanjeev Kapoor; District Information Officer Ajay Sharma; Block Development Officer, Sona Gupta; besides senior func-tionaries of Army; Border Security Force (BSF) and other concerned depart-ments.

DC Ganderbal chairs DLSWC meetingSO NEWS DESK

GANDERBAL: The Deputy Commissioner (DC) Gander-bal, Shafqat Iqbal today chaired a meeting of District Level Single Window Com-mittee (DLSWC) to discuss the process of issuance of NOCs in favour of the high-est bidder of block no. 8 (BramsarNallah, Wussan) for minor mineral extraction.During the meeting thread-bare discussion was held regarding the process to be followed for issuance of NOC in favour of the highest bid-der of block no.8 and DC urged all the committee members

to submit their suggestions/objections at the earliest so that required NOC is issued to the concerned in time.The DC stressed to all Com-mittee members that it shall be ensured mining is done in accordance with the min-ing plans submitted without disturbing the ecology around these mining blocks.The meeting among others was attended by all commit-

tee members including Ad-ditional Deputy Commis-sioner Ganderbal, Farooq Ahmad Baba, Assistant Commissioner Revenue Gan-derbal, Executive Engineer Jal Shakhti, DFO, Sindh Forest Division, AD, Fisher-ies, District Mineral Officer besides officials from I&FC, District Pollution Control Board and Range Officer, Wildlife.

DC Bla reviews implementation of SEHAT Health Insurance scheme

SO NEWS DESK

BARAMULLA: The Dep-uty Commissioner (DC) Baramulla, Bupinder Kumar today chaired a meeting of concerned officers to review the progress of enrolments made under the SEHAT health insurance scheme in the district.

On the occasion, DC took a detailed review of various necessary aspects associ-ated with the scheme where-in he emphasized upon the concerned officers to work in coordination and syn-ergy so that the desired re-

sults are achieved. He di-rected to speed up the enrollment process and cover every beneficiary within its ambit.

The DC also directed to launch an awareness cam-paign so that people are educated at grass roots level about its benefits. He added that every effort shall be made in order to percolate the benefits of the scheme at ground level.

Joint Director Planning, Chief Medical Officer, ACD, DHO, Block Medical Officers and other concerned were present in the meeting.

JK reports70 new positive cases, 124280 recovered so farSO NEWS DESK

JAMMU: The Government on Monday informed that 70 new positive cases of novel Corona virus (COVID-19), 11from Jammu division and 59 from Kashmir division, have been reported today, thus taking the total number of positive cases in Jammu and Kashmir to 127114.Also 01 COVID-19 death has been reported from Jammu Divi-sion.

Moreover, 90 more COV-ID-19 patients have recovered and discharged from various hospitals including 14 from Jammu Division and 76 from Kashmir Division.

According to the daily Me-dia Bulletin on novel Corona virus (Covid-19), out of 127114 positive cases, 871 are Active

Positive, 124280 have recov-ered and 1963 have died; 728 in Jammu division and 1235 in Kashmir division.

The Bulletin further said that out of 5411801test results available, 5284687 samples have been tested as negative till 08thMarch, 2021.

Till date 1355337 persons have been enlisted for obser-vation, which included 31944 persons in home quarantine including facilities operated, by government, 871 in isola-tion and 111473 in home sur-veillance. Besides, 1209086 persons have completed their surveillance period.

On Women’s Day, KU VC flags off all-girl student group for snow skiing courseSO NEWS DESK

SRINAGAR: Vice-Chancel-lor of University of Kashmir Prof Talat Ahmad Monday flagged off a contingent of girl students for a snow ski-ing course in Gulmarg.

The flag-off ceremony was organised by the varsity’s Directorate of Physical Edu-cation and Sports (DPES)—the organiser of the two-week course—to mark the Inter-national Women’s Day.

Speaking on the occasion, Prof Talat said the active participation of girl students in the varsity’s curricular, extra-curricular and co-curricular activities is a testimony to the fact that female students have absolute

determination and passion to excel in different fields of life.

“All we have to do is ensure equal opportunities and more platforms for them where they could showcase their

talent,” he said, assuring the varsity’s all-out support to all endeavors aimed at em-powerment of women.

KU Registrar Dr Nisar Ahmad Mir said the univer-sity is upgrading its sports

infrastructure and facilities in a big way to draw more students to participate in various sports activities.

“Our focus will to be to ensure equal participation of girls in indoor and outdoor sports activities,” he said.

Coordinator DPES Dr Nisar Ahmad Khan highlighted the key objectives and com-ponents of the two-week course.

The flag-off ceremony, among others, was attended by Nadeem Ahmad Dar, As-sistant Director DPES and other officials of the Director-ate.

Surjeet Kour (Sports As-sistant) will be accompany-ing the contingent to Gulmarg as the team manager.

SO NEWS DESK

SRINAGAR: In connection with International Womens Day, celebrated on 8th of March every year, a number of functions to commemorate this day were today held across all the districts of Kashmir division. On the occasion, seminars, debates and other related programmes were organized besides women achievers were also felicitated by the respective district admin-istrations. At Srinagar, the District Level Centre for Women, Mahila Shakti Kendra (MSK) Srinagar, in collaboration with Srinagar Smart City Limited today organised a function to celebrate In-ternational Womens Day at Government College for Women (GCW) Nawakadal, here.

The Deputy Commissioner Srinagar, Dr Shahid Iqbal Chowd-hary, who is also Chairman MSK Srinagar and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Srinagar Smart City Limited was the Chief Guest on the occasion.

Addressing the gathering, Dr Shahid lauded the efforts of the women for their accomplishments in varied sectors, he praised female Covid warriors including medic staff, paramedic, educa-tion, ICDS, Social Welfare and others for playing key roles in Co-vid mitigation efforts and vaccination process.

The DC said that the present Government is making con-certed efforts to empower the women folk by giving them res-ervation in every field of life including in public representation.

He said on International Womens Day various debates and seminars on women empowerment and womens rights are being conducted, this is an important aspect through which awareness among people regarding women empowerment, rights, health / legal services and skill development under Cen-trally Sponsored Schemes etc. is raised.

He also said that if we delve deep into all the religious teach-ings, they all teach us to work for the betterment of the women folk, promote women empowerment and safeguard their rights.

The DC Srinagar assured the support of District Administration in every endeavor that will promote women empowerment. He also appreciated the work and dedication of MSK staff from the last 2 years.

On the occasion, Principal of the College, Dr Tabasum Rafiq presented the Presidential address. The District Program Officer (DPO), ICDS Srinagar, Zeenat Ara also spoke on the occasion.

Later, a DLCW booklet was launched by the DC Srinagar to publicise some of the events conducted by (DLCW) - MSK Srinagar.

The book launch was followed by distribution of mementos. The DC on the occasion presented Certificate of Appreciation to District Level Centre for Women MSK Srinagar for successful completion of 2 years and launching of achievement booklet, besides to Women Welfare officer MSK Srinagar Ruqaya Aashraf, District Coordinator MSK Srinagar Deeba, District Coordinator Rehana.

Among others, Assistant Commissioner Revenue, Principal GCW Nawakadal, Ms Bilques Jan Deputy Director Kashmir, Mohd Yaseen Lone Chief Planning officer, DPO ICDS Srinagar, Students and Staff of college besides officers and officials of MSK Sgr were present on the occasion.

At Budgam: The District Legal Services Authority Budgam in collaboration with District Administration today organized a mega seminar at Sheikh-ul-Alam hall, here.

Principal District and Sessions Judge (PD&SJ) Budgam Raja Shujat Ali Khan was the Chief Guest while District Development Commissioner (DDC) Budgam, Shahbaz Ahmad Mirza and SSP Budgam Amod Ashok Nagpure were Guest of Honor.

Speaking on the occasion, PD&SJ said that we have assembled here to celebrate this day to highlight the importance and sig-nificance of the womens role in developing the prosperous and respectable society.

He said women with their sheer grit, dedication and deter-mination have achieved their goals. They over the years are at-tempting to breach all types of gender stereotypes.

He said women need to be empowered at par with men they have the capacity, capability and even talent to demonstrate with enormous success in every field, whether it may be running government, bureaucracy or sports. Even in the business sector, in the recent past women have emerged more successful entre-preneurs than the opposite gender.

The DDC in his speech on the occasion said that gender inequal-ity is a phenomenon where representation of women in major socio economic sectors is marginalized. He said women need to be empowered in every aspect as they have the potential to change and create an everlasting impact on society.

The SSP said that empowering women will bring in her in-trinsic capability, greater self confidence and an inner transforma-tion, consciousness that enables her to overcome external bar-riers or social disparity.

He urged upon the women folk to be brave, come forward and report against violence, any gender inequality, domestic abuses and harassment women are facing. He said there are laws and rules for the subject and safeguard this gender.

The other speakers present on the occasion also included DSWO, Dr. Farhana Asgar who spoke about celebrating this day.

Earlier DLSA Budgam flagged off Pink Marathon participated by a huge gathering of girl students carrying banners and plac-ards depicting and demonstrating the importance of celebrating this day.

During the proceeding girl students from IPTC High School Khansahab presented and performed programmes consisting of new skits, debates, cultural shows relating to today’s theme receiving huge rounds of applause and praise.

At Pulwama: Tehsil Legal Services Committee Pampore and ELFA International organized an Awareness Programme on

‘International Womens Day’ today at Government Degree College Pampore. District Development Commissioner Dr Raghav Langer was the Chief Guest on the occasion.

Speaking on the occassion, the DDC said that International Womens Day is meant to uphold feminist values and to celebrate the great achievements of women and contributions they have made to the nation as well as world.

He stressed on organising special Campaigns across the district to spread awareness about women literacy and rights provided to them by the constitution of India.

Chairperson TLSC Pampore, Nusrat Ali Hakak and Principal GDC Pampore Prof Seema Naaz highlighted the measures taken for improving their lot and making them educated and self-re-liant while as various speakers, students also threw light on the role and importance of women in the society adding that they owe great responsibility in the social set up.

The programme was attended by Secretary DLSA Pulwama ,Khurshid-Ul-Islam Counsellor from Belgium Yasmin Salma, Superintendent of Police (SP Security) Nighat Amaan, Coordina-tor WSC Prof. Alam Ara Shah & Para-Legal Volunteers.

Similar function was organized by NABARD in collaboration with NRLM and JKRLM at ACD office Pulwama during which an interactive session of SHGs with District Development Commis-sioner Pulwama was held.

While interacting with the SHGs members, Dr Raghav high-lighted the role of women in socio- economic development and said that in the present day world, women are excelling in every field and are treading new paths to achieve socio-political and economic empowerment.

Later, successful SHGs were felicitated on the occasion.ACD Pulwama Block Programme Manager and members of

SHGs among others were present on the occasion.Similarly District Programme Office (ICDS) Pulwama in col-

laboration with the Health and Education department today organised a grand function to celebrate International Women's Day at Circuit House Pulwama.

At Shopian: On the eve of International Womens Day a grand function was today organised at Government Boys Higher Second-ary School, here.

The District Development Commissioner, Shopian, Sachin Kumar Vaishya was the Chief Guest on the occasion.

The DDC inaugurated and inspected various stalls installed by various Self Help Groups, Handicrafts and other departments to mark the day.

While speaking on the occasion, the DDC highlighted the role and importance of women in nation building and also stressed upon the Self-Help Groups to come forward and establish more and more such groups under National Rural Livelihood Mission (NRLM) to enable them to stand on their own legs and earn their livelihood under the Umeed Scheme.

He appreciated the initiative of NRLM for making efforts for educating and motivating Self-Help Groups to establish their Units.

The DDC appreciated the efforts of NRLM in organising such events for serving the Women Community. He emphasised upon women in particular to come forward and work unitedly to secure their rights for socio-economic empowerment.

The speakers highlighted the schemes and programmes launched by their departments for welfare and overall develop-ment of women. Later, SHGs performed various songs highlight-ing the importance of the role played by women in the society.

Lead Bank Manager, Block Manager NRLM, Shopian and other concerned officers and officials and Self-Help Groups (SHGs) in large numbers were present on the occasion.

Meanwhile, a similar function on International Womens Day was organised by District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) Shop-ian in collaboration with Government Degree College (GDC) Shopian here. The seminar was held under the Patronage of Chairman District Legal Services Authority, Shopian.

Speaking on the occasion Secretary DLSA Shopian, Feroz Ahmad Khan highlighted the purpose and objective of Womens Day Celebration and interacted with the female students of the College. While addressing the audience, he said that each day is a womens day because women are working round the clock whether at home or workplace. He stressed the students to come out of their cocoons and encouraged them to highlight their issues.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Sanna Khalid highlighted vari-ous issues of women folk and said that all the stakeholders of the society should work for achieving gender equality in the day to day life. Dr. Irfana Majid, Head, Department of Botany, Advocate John Mohammad and Advocate Zubair Ahmad Parray from the Bar Association Shopian also spoke on the occasion.

Besides the College Principal, College Staff, Advocates, DLSA Staff, Para Legal Volunteers (PLVs) and a large number of female students were present on the occasion.

At Bandipora: The District Administration Bandipora on Monday celebrated the International Women’s Day by organiz-ing a seminar at Mini Secretariat here

The Deputy Commissioner (DC) Bandipora, Dr Owais Ahmad was the Chief Guest on the occasion while Additional Deputy Commissioner Zahoor Ahmad Mir, Joint Director Planning Imti-yaz Ahmad, Chief Education Officer Bandipora Javid Iqbal and other senior officers besides a mixed audience of men and women were present on the occasion.

Speaking on the occasion Dr Owais talked about the rights of women and highlighted the significance of International Women’s Day. He said that it is not the day just to commemorate the achievements of women but to analyze and diagnose the reasons behind the helplessness of women in the society and asked for changing age old notions by bringing the social re-

orientation in addition to bringing their economic and political upliftment. He reiterated that to make women economically independent, self-reliant and self-sufficient it is of utmost importance to conduct gender sensitization of all the stakehold-ers in society and by motivating the girls and women to excel in non conventional fields like Engineering, Technology, Sports etc.

ADC Bandipora Zahoor Ahmad Mir on the occasion high-lighted the performance of the district administration in implementing the several women centric welfare schemes that are aimed at providing hand holding to the women to make them self-reliant. Coordinator MSK, Syeda Ayesha enumerated the achievements of the Mahila Shakti Kendra (MSK) that is functional in Mini- Secretariat Bandipora. Ear-lier, the DC felicitated 11 girl student toppers and 10 tribal girl student toppers of Annual Class 10th exams by providing a cash prize of Rs 9000 and an appreciation certificate. He also felicitated five girls for meritorious performance in various sports activities by providing a cash prize of Rs 5000 and an appreciation certificate.

The five schools were also felicitated for meritorious per-formance in terms of pass percentage of girls students in An-nual Class 10th by providing a School grant of Rs 10000 for educational needs of girl students and an appreciation cer-tificate for the school. Five Girls for best painting on the theme, “My Idea of an Empowered Women” during online painting competition were also felicitated by providing a cash prize of Rs 2000 and an appreciation certificate. Similar function was also organized at Govt Boys High School Bagh and at Div Sum-bal that was presided over by Dr Bashir Ahmad Lone, SDM Sumbal along with officers of Education Department, ICDS, Social Welfare and others

At Kupwara: The District Administration Kupwara in collabo-ration with Director Jan Shikshan Sansthan (JSS), Kupwara or-ganised an impressive function to mark the International Wo-mens Day, today at Town Hall, here.

The Deputy Commissioner (DC) Kupwara, Imam Din was the Chief Guest on the occasion.

Addressing the gathering, the DC said that the present Govern-ment is making concerted efforts to empower the women folk by giving them reservation in every field of life including in public representation. He said during the DDC and BDC elections women were given reservation.

The DC gave the historical background of the skill development and said that in Japan there is an inbuilt mechanism of skill de-velopment in their educational policy adding that, the New Education Policy of our country possesses all features which include skill development programme also.

He urged upon the women folk to come forward and take advantage of the innovative schemes envisaged for women

empowerment and become the ‘employment givers’ rather than ‘employment seekers’.

The DC said that history is full of events about the achievement made by women who excelled in various walks of life and got Nobel Prizes. He mentioned the name of Mother Teressa and asked young girls to read out the biographies of women achiev-ers and leaders for their personal inspiration for achieving new goals in life. Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Kupwara also spoke and emphasized the role of women empowerment. He said Beti Bachao Beti Padhao is an ambitious programme for women empowerment. Earlier, Director JSS Kupwara (Ministry of Skill Development), Dr. Mohammad Iqbal briefed about the Jan Shikshan Sansthan and Skill Development. He said JSS Kup-wara, is providing Vocational Skill training to 1800 beneficiaries every year in various trades like Handicrafts, Embroidery, Fashion Designing, Electrician, Frontline Health Worker, Nursery Grower, Plumbing, Crewel Work, Tilla Work, Knitting, Computer, Food Craft etc. He said over 2000 girls who have got training in differ-ent courses are working or earning their livelihood.

The Army Brigadier, Manoj Joshi, ADC Kupwara, Nazir Ahmad Lone, Chief Education Officer Kupwara, Abdul Hamid Fani, Direc-tor JSS Kupwara, District Information Officer, Kupwara, Moham-mad Yousuf Mir, other concerned officers and a large number of women entrepreneurs and young girls participated in the func-tion. At Kulgam: On eve of international Womens Day today JKRLM (UMEED) Kulgam organised District Level Mela at Mini-Secretariat here.

The Mela was inaugurated by District Development Commis-sioner (DDC) Kulgam, Showkat Ajaz Bhat, who was also the Chief Guest on the occasion.

On the occasion it was informed that JKRLM (UMEED) program was launched in district Kulgam in phased manner and pres-ently 2315 SHGs are functional in district covering 19351 house-holds. The DDC also inspected various stalls which were established during the Mela showcasing the handmade and other products of SHGs. Speaking on the occasion, the DDC highlighted the role of women in changing and transformation of societies and said that women in present time are leading and serving at different positions.

He also congratulated the girls who recently passed different examinations with flying colors.

Several participants also spoke on the occasion and shared their success stories.

Focus of today's event remained on Sustainable livelihoods, Gender equality, FNHW, Girl education, financial literacy of women and empowerment and development of women in other fields.

The programme was attended by ACR Kulgam, District officers of Horticulture, Social Welfare and ICDS, LDM, besides Block Program Manager, SHG members and cadre.

International Womens Day-2021 celebrated across Kashmir

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TO MY LIFEMy life, you are not mine.

You belong to someone else.My inner as well as outer is a gift.

Charming as well as sad moments are other’s.

Food is someone else’s.Air is someone else’s.

Water in my body is someone else’s.Dreams of mine are someone else’s.Creativity doesn’t not belong to me.

Rationality doesn’t belong to me.I have no control over me.

Involuntary things are more than voluntary.Immediate is more than sluggish.

I can’t control my life.My life, you are not my life.

Syed Mustafa Ahmad

Reading books is an attribute of civilized nations. Since a long time, it is the book that has been the companion of

those who want to progress. The de-veloped personalities have the virtue of reading books. They know this fact that behind anyone’s victory, the books have played the greatest role. If they become the richest persons in the world, they never leave the bond of books. William Bill Gates has one of the best libraries at his home. He al-ways likes the company of books. So, it becomes clear that it is necessary for every person to like books as they like air, water, clothes and food. But in the present times, this is not the case. The already crumbled system of reading culture, has become the target of new threats like internet. Internet is the hub of libraries. However, internet is full of distractions that makes it pos-sible to get deviated quite often. Apart from Internet, there are many caus-es that has made it possible to abhor reading books. In this article, let us try to know some of the causes.

First is that we don’t know our pur-pose of living. We have no aim. Our only concern is to fill our bellies, have bank balances, rituals and customs, etc. When this is the condition of any country, nation or state, they auto-matically have no liking for learning. However, if they learn, their learning is of no value. Their only concern is paper degrees. They get these by hook or by crook. They won’t think of learn-ing beyond the academic books. It is a pity that they don’t even learn their academic books; but go on rote learn-

ing the things so that they pass the ex-amination. An Israeli student reads 40 books in a year. In Jammu and Kash-mir, this trend will take years. Hence, we lag behind.

Second is educational system is not compatible with learning. Here, donkeys rule the roost. Intellectualism has lost its way in the dreary desert of dead habitation. People hate those persons who buy and sell books. They call it madness to read books. They, in-stead, want to follow materialism. Big houses, cars, colourful clothes, etc., are the main motives of life. Reading a book is not in their domain. They don’t have time for this. They want to spend their precious time in useless talks and chats but never bother to open a book and read some pages of interest.

Third is internet. The world is at finger tips. Why to carry a load of books instead of keeping it in a single device? Internet promised us that ev-ery kind of knowledge is there. Indeed, it is. But the poison it has brought with it many limitations. There are millions of libraries on the internet but more than this there are the things that divert a person's mind. Games and apps like TikTok, gambling, Chess

and video making reduce the chances of learning anything new. It has also affected our health. Suicides have in-creased. Mental depression is on rise. Social distancing has increased. Alien-ation is the order of the day. Money earning has become the newest trend. Craziness is the art of everyone. So, it has marred our society.

Fourth is the lenient approach of the government. They themselves are ignorant and uneducated. They can’t do anything in this regard. They need power, money and fame. Their only concern is promises that are to be bro-ken. They know that politics is about coming and going. Why should they use my mind in this hectic job of in-culcating the spirit of reading culture? It is better to enjoy the years that are in my luck. Why to take this extra re-sponsibility? But they don’t know that it is their main responsibility to ac-quaint the masses about the world and themselves. But they will waste mon-ey and time in futile pursuits; rather than in this good endeavor. It means that we have not still produced the ideal statesmen. Statesmen like Abra-ham Lincoln, George Washington, Mu-hammad Ali Jinnah, Voltaire, Imran

Khan, Recip Tayyib Erdogan, etc., are rarely found. They were, are and will be voracious readers. They left, leave and will leave a long last effect on the masses.

Fifth and last is that we themselves are not interested. We hate books. We are impatient. We become bored when reading a book. We want something delightful. We want something charm-ing. We want something attractive. We want something colourful. But it is de-ception. The charm lies in reading and imitating the best minds of the world. Steve Jobs, William Bill Gates, Jeff Bezoz, etc., share their experiences of lives and make us aware about the real motive of the temporary life.

In the backdrop of the above lines, it becomes clear that in order to prog-ress in this world, reading culture should be our first preference. Other things should follow it. From home to the market, every one should be awak-en that reading culture is as important as oxygen.

A labor should be in a position to read a book. Khalil Gibran, J.K. Rowling, Roald Dahl, William Word-sworth, William Shakespeare, Salman Rushdie, Khalid Hosseini, Syed Omar, Maryam Jameelah, Edward Said, Han-nah Arendt, Virginia Woolf, Bertrand Russell, G.B. Shaw, Ernest Hemming-way, Shahnaz Bashir, Aga Shahid Ali, Murakami, Sayyid Abul Ala Maududi, Naeem Siddiqui, Sayyid Qutb, Orya Maqbool Jan, Allama Iqbal, Shibli No'mani, Muhammad Asad, Marma-duke Pickthall, Thomas Arnold, etc., should be read at theearliest. The need of the hour is to leave leniency and embark on the path of reading culture. Reading rooms should be available at in nook and corner of country. Then, there are the chances that we may go forward in this endeavor.

(The Author is Graduate Student and writes Regularly for “ Srinagar

Observer “ views are his own)

Need Of Reading Culture Has Increased

SYed MUSTAFA AHMAd

Syedmustafaahmad9@gmail.com.

Women In Leadership: Achieving An Equal Future In A COVID-19 World

There is no doubt in saying that COVID-19 pandemic is a boon for the working women folk all over the world. It is a

blessing in disguise for working ladies as through digitization in working system they can handle and balance their personal and professional lives more efficiently and smoothly. It saves their time as they have to work from home only. So, now they are able to take better care of their families. This has significantly improved their lives. Another blessings is that it has helped

to achieve gender parity as before lockdown women were submissive in

work places but now they are treated equally in every way i.e. given equal

wages, no sexual harassment, they get more time for self care,etc. Also, during lockdown there was no one to help the ladies still they continued to work silently as frontline workers all over the world risking their own lives. Doctor nurtures the patient and heals their wounds and God has naturally given this gift to women. For a treat-ment to be successful humanity is needed. God has imbibed women with all the rules that are necessary for humanity i.e. kindness, empathy, hu-mility, patience, modesty, and What..tt Not..tt? Women are naturally empa-thetic and cannot see anyone in pain and,therefore, suffering.

Even if they have to sacrifice their own lives, they will, for the betterment of humanity.

(The Author is Doing Post-Graduation from Cluster University, Srinagar)

SIMRANdeeP KOUR

Simran.wazir8@gmail.com

An uncommon neurological birth imperfection - Arnold Chiari Malformation

Regardless of the cause, congenital disorders or commonly known as birth defects usually result in disabilities which may affect physically, intel-

lectually or cause developmental delays. While such complications may hamper the quality of life of the child for life-long, timely intervention may help in curbing down the symptomatic complications and improve the functional outcomes.

Chiari Malformation is one such defect which is ma-jorly a congenital defect which may or may not present its symptoms until early teenage. It is a structural defect in the cerebellum part (which is responsible for controlling body balance), where the brain tissues extend into the spinal canal abnormally. This defect usually triggers its progression from the fetal development stage.

While majority of the cases of Chiari malformation occurs during fetal development, only in few cases the condition may be acquired at later stages of life when excessive amounts of cerebrospinal fluid may drain out due to some reason (injury/ infection etc).

Attributing to a plethora of reasons including ge-netic mutation, improper diet during pregnancy by the mother due to lack of essential nutrients, trauma during pregnancy, infection or exposure to any toxic substance etc, the bony space at the base of the skull remains ab-

normally small. This in turn exerts pressure on the cerebel-lum blocking the flow of the CFS which surrounds and helps in protecting the brain and spinal cord.

Prevalence and identificationThis condition is considered to be one of the rare birth

defects, and various repots suggest that its prevalence is only one in a thousand births in the last decade. But with advancement in technology and diagnostic imaging techniques, the condition may have been under-report-ed. In most of the congenital cases, the new born do not have any visible symptoms or the symptoms become prominent around their adolescence, which make the exact estimation of this defect extremely difficult. For sporadic reasons, this defect is known to affect female more than male.

This complication can be classified into four catego-ries –

Type 1 – the prevalence of this type of malformation is the most common among children, where only the lower part of the cerebellum (excluding the brainstem) extends into the opening at the base of the skull, which usually has opening only for the spinal cord. This is the only type which can be acquired.

Type 2 – this type is usually a consequence in children born with spina bifida (split spine defect). Also known as the classic Chiari Malformation, in this both, the cerebel-lum and the brain stem extend into the opening.

Type 3 – this, despite being a rare case, is the most serious form, as it involves herniation and protrusion of the cerebellum and the brain stem into the opening which has a great potential to cause severe neurological defects.

Type 4 – Being the rarest of all the other types, this type of malformation involves an incomplete/ underde-

veloped cerebellum and is sometimes associated with exposed parts of the skull.

While birth defect in the spine (spina bifida) is a com-mon reason, yet other conditions associated with the Chiari Malformation can be excessive build-up of the cerebrospinal fluid(hydrocephalus), cyst development in the central canal of the spinal cord (syringomyelia), dis-order in the spine which is progressive that leads to the attachment of spinal cord to the bony spine, or other spinal curvature deformities like scoliosis.

What are the symptoms?Depending upon the type and severity of the malfor-

mation, the symptoms may vary from person to person. While some may be present with no symptoms until late adulthood, others may have persistent symptoms in the early childhood itself.

The most common symptoms include –Complications with body balancing and coordinationPoor visionMild to severe episodes of headachesWeakness in the muscles and numbnessIn mild cases of type 1, people suffering from this

condition do not even know until the malformation is di-agnosed accidentally. But in its severe form the patient may undergo severe pain in the lower back of the head connect-ing to the neck. This intensifying pain triggers with any activity that exerts pressure in the brain such as sneezing or coughing. Unlike type 1, congenital patients with type 2 develop excess CSF accumulation which causes debilitat-ing pain during bending, coughing or sneezing, consti-pated bowel movement, or strenuous physical activities.

Is it treatable? – Yes!

Upon suspicion of the malformation, the treating doctors require physical examining to confirm the condi-tion which involves inspecting the proper functioning of the spinal cord and cerebellum. If the person has proper and normal body balance, motor skills, sensation, re-flexes, this condition may be ruled out for further diag-nostics. On the contrary, other diagnostics like CT scan and MRI may be used to identify the condition with precision.

If the symptoms are not persistent and do not hinder with the quality of life, then treatment may not be necessary. While in severe cases where medication provided to subside pain, do not provide relief and interfere with daily activities, the patient may require a surgical procedure. While surgery remains the last resort to correct the functional outcomes or curb down the progression of the damage rate to the nervous system, the surgery aims to relieve the pressure on the brain and spine, and re-establish the normal fluid circulation. Various surgical interventions include –

Decompression surgery of the brain stem opening - this procedure requires to surgically remove a minor portion from the bottom of the skull or spinal column to rectify the irregular structure, and creates additional space for the proper circulation of the CSF.

Spinal Laminectomy – In this procedure, a part of the arched bone roof I nthe spinal canal is removed to increase the canal size and reduce the pressure on the nerve roots and spinal cord.

While additional procedure may be required to correct the condition associated with hydrocephalus, but in most cases surgery results in a significant drop in the symptoms and a prolonged time of remission.

(The Author is Head, Spine Surgery, Agrim institute of Neurosciences, Artemis Hospital, Gurugram)

Dr SK Rajan

Horrific Death Must Not Repeat

In yet another instance of attack by street dogs, a minor boy, aged eight-years-old has died after he was attacked by the street dogs

in South Kashmir’s Pulwama district a few days back. However, it is unfor-tunate that the government acted as mute spectator without uttering a word in this regard. The death of a minor boy is a tragedy for the family, but no one seems concerned to ensure that such deaths are put to an end immedi-ately. One fails to understand why the numbers of street dogs, instead of de-clining, are growing in every road, street and areas. There is a need to curb the dog population so that such attacks especially on the minors will be put to an end. It is not for the first time that such an attack has taken place, but such reports continue to be report-ed. One fails to understand how long such attacks will continue. The govern-ment had earlier taken steps to decline the dog population, however, the pro-cesses turned unsuccessful, thus add-ing to the miseries of the people on the ground. The government especially the concerned authorities across Kash-mir must look for an alternative to bring a solution and ensure that deaths and injuries due to the dog attacks will come to an end with immediate effect, which is the need of the hour.

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SO NEWS DESK

SRINAGAR: Commissioner SMC Athar Aamir Khan today convened a meeting of all the Ward Officers along with the Building Inspectors to take a detailed ward wise review of Building activities and Enforce-ment ,in his office chambers here at central Office Karan Nagar.

Athar Amir reviewed all the 35 SMC administrative wards one by one and took stock of permissions being approved in those wards, the status of number of illegal instructions, demolition drives being taken up with regard to illegal construction, , complaints regarding violation of building norms including conversion of nature of building permissions from residential to commercial ones, redressal of greviances, and the legal action taken thereof..

Commissioner in the meeting passed on clear cut directions that no violations in sanctioned build-ing plans will be be tolerated and

the number of permissions issued in every ward needs to be kept constantly watchful right from the initial level of structure getting up raised so that all the deviations are regularly being monitored and not allowed to come up right from the Plinth level.On the occassion he directed ward officers that all the building activities with regard to building permissions , illegal con-

struction and the major deviations in sanctioned plans shall be dealt with under act/rules.

Mr Athar furher said that the motive of the meeting is to get acquainted with the present status of each ward regarding the various ongoing building related activities and the role of enforcement in rein-forcement before he would person-ally visit every ward and review

the activities on ground. A strong action for Any erring official found involved in facilitating illegal con-structions will be taken under law.

Besides Joint Commissioner Adm Syed Abul Qasim, Joint Com-missioner Works Ishtiyaq Ahmed Shah , Joint Commissioner Plan-ning Ghulam Hassan Chief Enforce-ment Officer all the Ward officers along with Building Inspectors attended the meeting.

Mr Athar however reiterated to take timely action of complaints regarding illegal constructions and keep monitoring the permissions that stands issued whether they are coming up as per the permitted plan or have got completed under various norms. For improvisation and efficieny of Ward officers and Building Inspectors in carrying out effective building activities out on ground, Joint Commissioner Plan-ning has been directed to conduct a day long capacity building pro-grams in two phases to all ward officers and Building inspectors this coming Sunday in which ATPs will

also be involved, so that the Ward Officers and Building Inspectors are well versed with the rules envis-aged in Master plan to have better understanding of norms before its proper implementation on ground in letter and spirit.Meanwhile He also instructed the concerned to give weekly reminders to the line departments for submitting of NOC's of the building permissions cases to ease out the people's move-ment and to forward a copy of build-ing permissions to the applicants through email so as to save their time till the hard copy is being received from the applicants end.In this regard Commissioner directed the concerned to make email I'd of the applicants part of their applica-tions while applying for building permissions till the complete pro-cess of digitization will take place and it was also instructed the ward officers and concerned enforcement officers should also receive one copy of permission through email imme-diately after the issuance of building permissions.

Commissioner SMC reviews ward wise building activities

Arrangements for Covid-19 testing in all schools, colleges reviewed at Kulgam

SO NEWS DESK

KULGAM: To review arrangements for mass COVID-19 testing of Teachers/staff members of all schools, colleges in the district, a meeting of officers of education and health department was today held here under the chairmanship of Deputy Commis-sioner (DC) Kulgam Showkat Aijaz Bhat.

During the meeting, the DC directed the officers to go for mass Rapid testing of all teachers and staff members in all schools and colleges. He also directed them to ensure strict adherence to Covid-19 SOPs and initi-ate action against those schools found violat-ing guidelines.

The meeting was attended by CMO,CEO, BMOs,ZEO's and other officers.

Earlier, the DC chaired a separate meet-ing of officers to review implementation of National Green Tribunal (NGT) directions.

He directed the concerned officers for strict implementation of the NGT directions in the district

The meeting was attended by Joint Direc-tor, Planning, General Manager Industries, Divisional Forest Officer, District Pollution Officer, EOs from Municipal Committees and other members.

6 days EDP for SC/STs on Beekeeping kick-started at PulwamaSO NEWS DESK

PULWAMA: The District Development Commissioner (DDC) Pulwama, Dr Raghav Langer today inaugurated six days ‘Entre-preneurship Development Programme’ for SC/STs on Beekeeping at Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Malangpora, here.

KVK/ Extension Training Centre Pulwa-ma has organized the programme under the aegis of J&K Khadi and Village Industries Board.

Speaking on the occasion, the DDC said that the Bee keeping (apiculture) is one of the subsectors of this big sector of rural economy in the Valley and has a positive impact on both horticulture and agriculture produc-tion.He said Beekeeping has remained a tradition in rural areas which is learnt by people from generation to generation but in todays era the sector has got immense boost as young entrepreneurs have adopted this sector as trade following a big push with efforts put in by scientists and staff in this field at SKUAST-Kashmir.

He urged participants to acquaint them-selves with modern techniques of beekeeping to earn their livelihood as beekeeping can be a vibrant source of employment for them.

Arrangements for Mehraj-ul-Alam

finalized at Budgam

SO NEWS DESK

BUDGAM: The District Development Commis-sioner (DDC) Budgam, Shahbaz Ahmad Mirza today finalized the arrangements put in place for the upcoming celebration of Mehraj-ul-Alam (saw) in the district.

The meeting discussed issues particularly availability of essentials like drinking water, electricity, sanitation inside and around worship places, Khanqahs, Shrines where auspicious occasion of Shabe Mehraj and following pro-grammes are being observed.Speaking in a meet-ing of officers, the DDC directed all concerned officers to ensure that their respective tasks are done with the highest degree of responsibility.

The DDC directed PDD, PHE departments to ensure that smoothe power and water supply is ensured for the devotees during the period. In addition PDD was also directed to install halogen lights at the worship places where huge gather-ings are expected.ARTO Budgam was directed to ensure sufficient availability of public transport to enable the worshippers and devotees to reach the destination to and fro without any inconve-nience.SE Hydraulics, SDM Beerwah, Tehsildar Magam, Exen PDD, DHO Budgam, representa-tive from Fire and Emergence, Executive officer MC Magam, attended the meeting among others and others concerned.

Asks to control black marketing in view of

upcoming Maha Shivratri, Shab-I-Miraj

SO NEWS DESK

JAMMU: Advisor to Lieutenant Gov-ernor, Farooq Khan has directed the authorities in FCS&CA Department to intensify the market checking across J&K to control black marketing and over pricing.

Advisor passed these directions while interacting with various delegations who called upon him at Civil Secretariat here.

The delegations raised the issue of over pricing and hoarding with the Advi-sor and requested him to check market rates of essential commodities in view of upcoming festivals of Maha Shivratri and Shab – I- Miraj by intensifying the market checking.

The Department of Legal Metrology was directed to gear up for ensuring that essential commodities are available to people as per standard quality and quan-tity.

The Officials of FCS&CA and Legal Metrology have been further asked to liaison with various enforcement agen-cies for attaining tangible results on the ground.

Advisor Farooq directs FCS&CA

Deptt to intensify the market checking

AGENICES

SRINAGAR: Asserting that men and women are equal and can work together in shaping the world, senior Communist Party of India (M) leader Mohammad Yousuf Tarigami on Monday alleged that despite all the talk of women empowerment the reality is that gov-ernment itself undervalues women in our country.

On the occasion of International Women’s Day, Mr Tarigami said that while celebrating women's achieve-ments and increasing visibility, calling out inequality, is the key.

Amid the challenging times, the per-fect way to celebrate the day is to remind everybody that all men and women are equal and can work together in shaping the world. Focusing on women’s issues and empowerment is what we should strive for, he said.

The origin of International Women’s Day lies in the struggles of women work-ers against their exploitative working

conditions and to assert their rights and this struggle continues to this day. Despite all the talk of ‘women’s empow-erment’ by the government, the reality is that the government itself undervalues women’s work in our country.

The lakhs of women employed by the Government of India (GoI) in its vari-ous schemes, like the anganwadi work-ers and helpers of the Integrated Child

Development Services (ICDS) scheme, the Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs) of the National Health Mission (NHM) or the midday meal workers – all of whom cook and feed women and children, take care of their health – are not even recognised as workers and are paid a measly amount as ‘honorarium’ or ‘incentive’.

In addition, India is one of the coun-tries where the wage gap between men and women performing the same jobs, is very high. On an average, women are paid only two thirds of the wages paid to men.

Women workers, particularly the scheme workers, are fighting to be rec-ognised as ‘workers’, for ‘wages’ for their work, not honorarium; women workers are fighting for equal wages, for mater-nity benefits, crèches and safe, sexual-harassment free workplaces and dignity at workplaces as well as in the society.

On this International Women’s Day, let us pledge ourselves for carrying for-ward such struggles, he said.

Men and women equal and can work together in shaping the world: Tarigami Progress under

KCC reviewed at ShopianSO NEWS DESK

SHOPIAN: The District Development Commissioner (DDC) Shopian, Sachin Kumar Vaishya today chaired a meet-ing of concerned officers to review the progress made under Kisan Credit Card (KCC) scheme.

During the meeting, the DDC stressed upon the concerned officers to work in close coordination for timely comple-tion of Kisan Credit Card (KCC) cases so that the beneficiaries are able to take benefit of various farm-welfare schemes envisaged by the government from time to time.

He directed Assistant Commissioner Revenue and SDM, Zainapora besides other concerned of the district to ensure that all farmers are covered under KCC Scheme.

Lead Bank Manager was directed to ensure that all the branches are dispos-ing of farmers loan applications avail-

able within a stipulated time frame so that a substantial credit is approved and disbursed under the scheme.

The DDC interacted with the officers and enquired about the implementation of programmes undertaken by them for farmers welfare.

It was informed that out of 36446 ben-eficiaries in the district 24495 beneficia-

ries are availing KCC facility and the progress is on to achieve cent percent coverage under KCC for which field functionaries are working with dedica-tion.

Among others, Assistant Commis-sioner Revenue, SDM, Zainapora, Lead Bank Manager and other concerned attended the meeting.

DC Bla takes stock of Bird flu mitigation measures

DLSA, Srinagar organises programme to observe International Womens Day

DGP sanctions financial assistance of over Rupees 4.32 crore SO NEWS DESK

JAMMU: Continuing with an aim to pro-vide more and more welfare measures for police personnel and to provide financial assistance to meet their urgent needs, Director General of Police, J&K Dilbag Singh has sanctioned over Rupees 4.32 crore welfare loan, relief in favour of 451 officers and personnel of J&K Police vide Police Headquarters order number 888 of 2021.

Under this order, rupees 90 lakh has been sanctioned in favour of 102 personnel to meet the expenses of self-treatment or for treatment of their dependents. The welfare loan given for the treatment purpose varies from rupees 50000 to rupees 200000. Rupees one lakh each has been sanctioned in favour of 317 personnel for their own marriage, and marriage of sons/daugh-ters. Loan of rupees one lakh each has been sanctioned in favour of 19 police

personnel for higher education of their wards. Rupees 50 thousands each have been sanctioned in favour of 13 persons for performing rituals like circumci-sion/mundan of their wards.

Among 102 personnel who have been given welfare loan for the treatment pur-pose, rupees 350000 has been sanctioned as welfare relief in favour of twenty per-sonnel. The welfare relief ranges from rupees 10000 to rupees 25000 which is non refundable.

The welfare loan sanctioned to the Police personnel is refundable and will be recovered in monthly installments from their salaries without any interest. The amount has been sanctioned out of the Central Police Welfare Fund.

Police headquarters under different welfare schemes is providing assistance to all the ranks of Jammu and Kashmir Police including the wards of martyr police personnel and wards of martyr SPOs.

SO NEWS DESK

BARAMULLA: The Deputy Com-missioner (DC) Baramulla, Bupinder Kumar today chaired a meeting of concerned officers to take stock of various mitigation efforts launched by the district administration to curb spread of Bird flu infection in the district.

On the occasion, a threadbare discussion on the subject was held wherein the DC directed the con-cerned authorities to strengthen surveillance mechanisms in affected areas so that appropriate measures are taken in case of any exigency. He also directed them to conduct random sampling and stressed for working in coordination for intensi-fying surveillance within the notified zones.

Meanwhile, DC also directed the

disinfection process in vulnerable areas so that the risk of infection spread is mitigated. He also directed to ensure that the requisite guide-lines issued, are followed in letter and spirit so as to safeguard the poultry birds and human lives from

the infection.SSP Baramulla Ab Qayoom, JDP,

Chief Animal Husbandry Officer, CMO, ACD and various other con-cerned officers were present in the meeting.

SO NEWS DESK

SRINAGAR: The District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) in collaboration with Directorate of School Education, Kashmir today organized a programme to observe the International Womens Day at Govt Girls Higher Secondary School, Kothibagh here.

Judge, J&K High Court, Execu-tive Chairman, J&K Legal Services Authority, Justice Ali Mohammad Magrey was the Chief Guest on the occasion.

Among others present were Chair-man, District Legal Services Author-ity, Principal District and Sessions Judge, Abdul Rashid Malik, Director School Education, Kashmir Moham-mad Younis Malik, Principal Magis-trate, Juvenile Justice Board Srinagar, Tabasum Qadir Parray, Secretary, DLSA, Srinagar, Adnan Sayeed, CEO, Srinagar, Dy CEO Srinagar Princi-pal Kothibagh GGHSS, Principal, GGHSS, Nawakadal, Faculty Members and Students.While highlighting the strength, abilities, rights and duties of the women, Justice Ali Mohammad Magrey said that the sole basis for the existence of the world is Women. He said the equality of women exists in

our faith and beliefs.Justice Magrey said women around

the world are ahead of men in achiev-ing the goals. He also said coexistence is the law of land and the very basis of our constitution is equality of all human beings.While terming female students as ambassadors of social change and awareness, Justice Magrey invited students to think for their positive role in society to eliminate social injustices

and other evils.Further, he said that he has pre-

pared a paper based on the various constitutional provisions and directed the officers present there to distribute the same among the students.

Director School Education, Kash-mir, Mohammad Younus Malik, at the onset of his speech congratulated all the students who qualified the 12th Class Examination, yesterday,

especially female students who came out with flying colors and secured top positions in the result.

He said in the contemporary times women are leading the world through the challenges and showing the way to others. He cited the various living examples of women leaders includ-ing Prime Minister of New Zealand who handled the covid pandemic in a much better way.

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in the case of:- mohammad ashraf BhatS/o: Late ghulam ahmad Bhatr’s/o: h. no. 18, Professor colony Kanitarnaseem Bagh Saderbal Srinagar

(Caveator)Vs.

PUBLIC AT LARGEin the matter of: -caveat petition in terms of section 148-a cPc the caveator has reason to belief/apprehension that non caveator may file a suit of any other type of proceedings before the hon’ble court and on the ground of Distorted fact/misrepresent and cooked story and may succeed in obtaining some relief order at irreparable and inconve-nience. it would be proper that caveator is given the opportunity of being heard by the hon’ble court before passing any other.

NOTICE

RAA

Srinagar /tueSDay / 09 march i 202106 OBSERVERSRINAGAR NATIONAL

BEFORE THE HON’BLE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT JUDGE AT SRINAGAR

in the case of:- mohammad ashraf BhatS/o: Late ghulam ahmad Bhatr’s/o: h. no. 18, Professor colony Kanitarnaseem Bagh Saderbal Srinagar

(Caveator)Vs.

PUBLIC AT LARGEin the matter of: -caveat petition in terms of section 148-a cPc the caveator has reason to belief/apprehension that non caveator may file a suit of any other type of proceedings before the hon’ble court and on the ground of Distorted fact/misrepresent and cooked story and may succeed in obtaining some relief order at irreparable and inconve-nience. it would be proper that caveator is given the opportunity of being heard by the hon’ble court before passing any other.

NOTICE

RAA

NOTICEMy Son’s name is mentioned wrongly on school records as Sumariq Nazir instead of Sumair Nazir. Now the same is to be correct as Sumair Nazir. Any body having any objection may submit the same in the Hashim Public High School Larkipora within one week; no objection will be entertained thereafter.

Name: NAZIR AHMAD KULAYF/O: AB. SALAM KULAY

R/O: LUKBAWAN LARKIPORA, ANANTNAG

اطالع عاماجبےئ ےک دیپاشئ15/04/2012 اترخی یک یٹیب ریمی ںیم راکیرڈ اوکسل ےس یطلغ 15/04/2011 ادنراج وہیئ ےہ۔اب ایکس دریتس رکاین ولطمب ےہ۔اس نمض ںیم ارگ یسک اوکسل رپارمئی وگرٹنمن امرٹس ڈیہ ادنر ادنر ےک ویم است وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ وک صخش

امکر ہلحم وبن ڈنگ ےک درتف ںیم شیپ رکںی ۔دعب از ایعمد ذگرےن وکیئ ذعر اقلب وبقل ہن وہاگ۔دبعادیمحل امکر وادل اثہین دیمح

اطالع عاماجبےئ ےک دیپاشئ17/04/2012 اترخی یک یٹیب ریمی ںیم راکیرڈ اوکسل ےس یطلغ 17/04/2011 ادنراج وہیئ ےہ۔اب ایکس دریتس رکاین ولطمب ےہ۔اس نمض ںیم ارگ یسک اوکسل رپارمئی وگرٹنمن امرٹس ڈیہ ادنر ادنر ےک ویم است وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ وک صخش

امکر ہلحم وبن ڈنگ ےک درتف ںیم شیپ رکںی ۔دعب از ایعمد ذگرےن وکیئ ذعر اقلب وبقل ہن وہاگ۔یلع دمحم اشہ وادل عقٰصی یلع

ازاینتب وادنولیاگم اباالجس وظنمر ادمح اخن اصبح انبئ دلیصحتار وادنولیاگم ومضمن دروخاتس: رپوزی ادمح ودل دبعادیجمل ڈار اسہنک احہل وپرہ رغبض وصحل اہپڈی رسٹیکفیٹ

تحت اسی آر او ۱۲۷

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم اعمہلم دنمرہج ونعان ادصلر ںیم اسلئ یک اکی دروخاتس رغبض وصحل رسٹیکفیٹ اہپڈی زری اک اسلئ ہک ےہ ایعں ےس سج ایگ ایک بلط راکیرڈ ومشبل روپرٹ ںیم ےلسلس اس ۔ ےہ اکرروایئ

ہبنک ذبلی ارفاد رپ لمتشم ےہ ۔

ہبنکربمن امشر ہشیپلیصفت زریمیلعت رپوزی ادمح ودل دبعادیجمل ڈار ۱

رھگولیاکم امسمہت رہقیف زوہج دبعادیجمل ڈار۲ ڈراویئر دبعادیجمل ڈار ودل دمحم وبقمل ڈار۳ زریمیلعت/زمدوری البل ادمح ودل دبعادیجمل ڈار ۴ زریمیلعت ارقاء اجن درتخ دبعادیجمل ڈار۵

آدماین دح رقمر ےس مک ےہ ۔ ذٰہلا رسٹیکفیٹ یک ارجایئ ںیم ارگ یسک صخش وک وکیئ ذعر ای ارتعاض وہ وت ادنر اکی ہتفہ درتفی اواقت ےک دوران درتف ذٰھا ںیم شیپ رکںی ۔ دعب از ایعمد زگرےن وکیئ یھب

انبئ دلیصحتار رحتری ادصلر ذعر اقلب وبقل ںیہن وہاگ ۔

از درتف انبئ دلیصحتار زوین رم رسرگنی م

وھبن رسرگنی تبسن ارجایئ ت ن

ونعان : دروخاتس راحین وظنمر درتخ وظنمر ادمح اکلگر اسہنک او�وسلش اکٹس رسٹیکفیٹ ذبرمہ اکلگر

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم ریتھک قلعت ےس اکلگر ہقبط اسہلئ ہک ےہ اسہلئ دروخاتس ںیم ادصلر ونعان دنمرہج اعمہلم وہں اور وخااہں ےہ ہک اس ےک قح ںیم وسلش اکٹس رسٹیکفیٹ ذبرمہ اجنر ارجاء رفامیئ اجےئ ۔

ربوےئ روپرٹ وٹپاری ہقلح ےس اسہلئ اک ہبنک ذبلی روح ےہ ۔ آدمین ہشیپ رہتش رمع ًانیمخت انم ربمن امشر

5000 زمدوری وادل 52 اسل وظنمر ادمح اکلگر 1 ہ 2

نرھگولیاکم وادلہ 50 اسل امسمت ایسم�ی�

زری میلعت رسپ 23 اسل اشدہ وظنمر 3 زری میلعت اسہلئ 18 اسل راحین وظنمر 4

لبق اےکس ہک دروخاتس اسہلئ رپ زمدی اکرروایئ لمع ںیم الیئ اجےئ ۔ رہ اخص و اعم وک علطم ایک اجات ادنر وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ ںیم ارجاء رکےن ابال رسٹیکفیٹ وک ااخشص ای صخش یسک ارگ ہک ےہ اقلب ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ ایعمد زگرےن از دعب ۔ رکںی شیپ ںیم ذٰھا درتف ذعرات اےکس ویم است

وبقل ہن وہاگ ۔ رحتری ادصلر انبئ دلیصحتار زوین رم رسرگنی

از درتف انبئ دلیصحتار وصرہ لیصحت دیعاگہ رسرگنی

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بسمہ اصرب و اصلح اصرب و ااشنء اصرب رسپان دمحم اصرب ولن اسہنک �ب ونعان : دروخاتس از اجبن �وپرہ رسرگنی رغبض اطعیئ )Schedule Tribe( رسٹیکفیٹ ذبرمہ ولن

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم ان ےن دروخاتس یک ےہ ہک وہ ہقبط / ذات ولن

ئاعمہلم دنمرہج ونعان ادصلر ںیم دروخاتس اس�

ہعم اضہطب تحت رسٹیکفیٹ ولطمہب ںیم قح ےک ان رہظم ہک ےہ وخااہں اور ںیہ رےتھک قلعت ےس اانیمطن ہلمج اکذغات ارجاء رکںی ۔ اس ابرے ںیم روپرٹ وٹپاری ہقلح لصفم اور ذبلی ےہ ۔

آدمین رہتش ہشیپ رمع ًانیمخت انم ارفاد اخہن ربمن امشر 15000 وادل اصقیئ 52 اسل دمحم اصرب 1 وادلہ رھگولی اکم 48 اسل داشلدہ 2 اسلئ زری میلعت 17 اسل اصلح اصرب 3 ریشمہہ زری میلعت 25 اسل اسن اصرب 4 ریشمہہ زری میلعت 24 اسل اسہہل اصرب 5 بسمہ اصرب 6 ریشمہہ زری میلعت 21 اسل �

ریشمہہ زری میلعت 18 اسل ااشنء اصرب 7

ارگ ںیم رکےن ارجاء ثحب زری رسٹیکفیٹ ۔ ےہ لمتشم رپ ارفاد )7( است ہبنک اک اسلئ اوطسر دعب رکے شیپ ںیم ذٰھا درتف ادنر ےک ویم است وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ وک ااخشص ای صخش یسک

زگرےن ایعمد وکیئ ذعر ای ارتعاض اقلب وبقل ںیہن وہاگ ۔ انبئ دلیصحتار وصرہ رسرگنی

از اینتب رہد وشرہ

ومضمن : دروخاتس از اجبن زلگار ادمح اخن ودل الغم ادمح اخن و دینشہ مگیب زوہج زلگار ادمح اخن �دروپرہ رمباد وصحل )RBA( رسٹیکفیٹ تحت اسی آر او 199/294

نکھم�

اسہنک

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم ربوےئ ۔ ںیہ اکرروایئ زری ںیم ذٰھا درتف اکذغات ےک ہبنک ےک ادصلر ونعان دنمرہج اعمہلم ان

ئاس� ہک ےہ اجات اپای ےس رکدہ شیپ داتسوزیات درگی و دصمہق یفلح ایبن و ہقلح وٹپاری روپرٹ

دا ںیم راہشئ ذپری ےہ اور یھبک یھب رتک وکستن ںیہن یک ن

اور ان اک وادل زگہتش دنپرہ اسل ےس دھ �ہٰہ ۔۔۔۔۔روےپ التجیئ یئگ ےہ ۔ لیصفت ہبنک اس رطح

نبل� ےہ اور ہبنک یک اموہار آدمین ذراعئ ےس م�

ےہ ۔ ہشیپ رمع انم ربمن امشر

�دروپرہ 1 ن

کھم�زدنیماری 55 اسل الغم ادمح اخن ودل دبعاہلل اخن

�دروپرہ2 ن

کھم�رھگولی اکم 54 اسل امسمت اسہج مگیب زوہج الغم ادمح اخن

�دروپرہ 3 ن

کھم�زمدوری 34 اسل زلگار ادمح اخن رسپ الغم ادمح اخن

�دروپرہ 4 ن

کھم�المزم 32 اسل امسمت دینشہ مگیب زوہج زلگار ادمح اخن

�دروپرہ 5 ن

کھم�زری میلعت 04 اسل اسہمئ زلگار درتخ زلگار ادمح اخن

ادنر وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ وک صخش یھب یسک ارگ ںیم ارجاء رکےن ےک رسٹیکفیٹ ولطمہب ذٰہلا وکیئ دعب ےک زگرےن ایعمد ۔ رکے شیپ ووجاہت ہعم ارتعاض اانپ آرک ںیم ذٰھا درتف ہتفہ اکی

ارتعاض اقلب امستع ہن وہاگ ۔ رحتری ادصلر

از اینتب وچرک

ومضمن : دروخاتس از اجبن رشبم ادمح ریم ودل دبعاویقلم ریم اسہنک وچرک احل کچ رسی لیصحت نٹپ رمباد وصحل )Migration Certificate( رسٹیکفیٹ تحت اسی آر او 199

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم ربوےئ ۔ ںیہ اکرروایئ زری ںیم ذٰھا درتف اکذغات ےک ہبنک ےک ادصلر ونعان دنمرہج اعمہلم روپرٹ وٹپاری ہقلح و ایبن یفلح دصمہق و درگی داتسوزیات شیپ رکدہ ےس اپای اجات ےہ ہک اسلئ اور یک ںیہن وکستن رتک یھب یھبک اور ےہ ذپری راہشئ ںیم دا

ن�ہٰ دھ ےس اسل دنپرہ زگہتش وادل اک اس

ہ ۔۔۔۔۔روےپ التجیئ یئگ ےہ ۔ لیصفت ہبنک اس رطح ن

بل� ےہ اور ہبنک یک اموہار آدمین ذراعئ ےس م�ےہ ۔

ہشیپ رمع انم ربمن امشر کچ 1 احل وچرک ریم ایتخبر دمحم ودل ریم دبعاویقلم

ریسی لیصحت نٹپ رتاھکن 40 اسل

رھگولی اکم 35 اسل امسمت امسمت اعہشئ مگیب زوہج دبعاویقلم ریم 2 زری میلعت 20 اسل رصیق ادمح ریم ودل دبعاویقم ریم 3 زری میلعت 17 اسل رشبم ادمح ودل دبعاویقلم ریم 4

ادنر وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ وک صخش یھب یسک ارگ ںیم ارجاء رکےن ےک رسٹیکفیٹ ولطمہب ذٰہلا وکیئ دعب ےک زگرےن ایعمد ۔ رکے شیپ ووجاہت ہعم ارتعاض اانپ آرک ںیم ذٰھا درتف ہتفہ اکی

ارتعاض اقلب امستع ہن وہاگ ۔رحتری ادصلر

از درتف انبئ دلیصحتار ازگیویٹکی رٹسجمٹی درہج اول

ونعان : دروخاتس از اجبن وشہتفگ ارتخ درتخ دمحم ویفس ۔۔۔اسہنک ومعض ۔۔۔لیصحت الوپلرہ SRO 126/294 رمباد اطعیگیئ ڈیشول رٹابئ رسٹیکفیٹ تحت

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم اس ۔ ےہ اکرروایئ زری ںیم ذٰھا درتف اسلئ / اسہلئ دروخاتس ںیم ادصلر ونعان دنمرہج اعمہلم ےلسلس ںیم وٹپاری ہقلح ےس روپرٹ ومشبل ذٰھا وٹپاری بلط ایک ایگ سج ےس ایعں ےہ ہک اسلئ

/ اسہلئ ومعض ۔۔۔۔ںیم راہشئ ذپری ےہ اور ہبنک زلی ارفاد رپ لمتشم ےہ ۔ وکستن رمع رقتًابی ہشیپ انم/ ودلتیربمن امشر

رشفی 1 ودل ویفس دمحم ادلنی۔۔۔

۔۔۔55P زدیماری

۔۔۔50 رھگولی اکم افہمت زوہج دمحم ویفس 2۔۔۔20 زمدوری رعماج ادلنی رسپ دمحم ویفس 3۔۔۔19 زری میلعت اعقش نیسح رسپ دمحم ویفس 4 ۔۔۔15 زری میلعت البل ادمح رسپ دمحم ویفس 5 ۔۔۔12 زری میلعت وشہتفگ ارتخ درتخ دمحم ویفس 6

اس ےک العوہ وکیئ ارفاد ہبنک ںیہن ےہ ۔ اموہار آدمین ہبنک غلبم 3500 روہیپ اپیئ یئگ ےہ رسٹیکفیٹ زری ثحب ارجاء رکےن ںیم ارگ یسک صخش وک وکیئ ذعر ای ارتعاض وہ وت وہ اانپ ارتعاض درتف ذٰھا ںیم ادنر

است دن ںیم شیپ رکںی ۔ ایعمد زگرےن ےک دعب وکیئ یھب ذعر ای ارتعاض اقلب وبقل ںیہن وہاگ ۔ انبئ دلیصحتار

اطالع عاماجبےئ ےک دیپاشئ15/04/2012 اترخی یک یٹیب ریمی ںیم راکیرڈ اوکسل ےس یطلغ 15/04/2011 ادنراج وہیئ ےہ۔اب ایکس دریتس رکاین ولطمب ےہ۔اس نمض ںیم ارگ یسک اوکسل رپارمئی وگرٹنمن امرٹس ڈیہ ادنر ادنر ےک ویم است وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ وک صخش

امکر ہلحم وبن ڈنگ ےک درتف ںیم شیپ رکںی ۔دعب از ایعمد ذگرےن وکیئ ذعر اقلب وبقل ہن وہاگ۔دبعادیمحل امکر وادل اثہین دیمح

اطالع عاماجبےئ ےک دیپاشئ17/04/2012 اترخی یک یٹیب ریمی ںیم راکیرڈ اوکسل ےس یطلغ 17/04/2011 ادنراج وہیئ ےہ۔اب ایکس دریتس رکاین ولطمب ےہ۔اس نمض ںیم ارگ یسک اوکسل رپارمئی وگرٹنمن امرٹس ڈیہ ادنر ادنر ےک ویم است وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ وک صخش

امکر ہلحم وبن ڈنگ ےک درتف ںیم شیپ رکںی ۔دعب از ایعمد ذگرےن وکیئ ذعر اقلب وبقل ہن وہاگ۔یلع دمحم اشہ وادل عقٰصی یلع

ازاینتب وادنولیاگم اباالجس وظنمر ادمح اخن اصبح انبئ دلیصحتار وادنولیاگم ومضمن دروخاتس: رپوزی ادمح ودل دبعادیجمل ڈار اسہنک احہل وپرہ رغبض وصحل اہپڈی رسٹیکفیٹ

تحت اسی آر او ۱۲۷

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم اعمہلم دنمرہج ونعان ادصلر ںیم اسلئ یک اکی دروخاتس رغبض وصحل رسٹیکفیٹ اہپڈی زری اک اسلئ ہک ےہ ایعں ےس سج ایگ ایک بلط راکیرڈ ومشبل روپرٹ ںیم ےلسلس اس ۔ ےہ اکرروایئ

ہبنک ذبلی ارفاد رپ لمتشم ےہ ۔

ہبنکربمن امشر ہشیپلیصفت زریمیلعت رپوزی ادمح ودل دبعادیجمل ڈار ۱

رھگولیاکم امسمہت رہقیف زوہج دبعادیجمل ڈار۲ ڈراویئر دبعادیجمل ڈار ودل دمحم وبقمل ڈار۳ زریمیلعت/زمدوری البل ادمح ودل دبعادیجمل ڈار ۴ زریمیلعت ارقاء اجن درتخ دبعادیجمل ڈار۵

آدماین دح رقمر ےس مک ےہ ۔ ذٰہلا رسٹیکفیٹ یک ارجایئ ںیم ارگ یسک صخش وک وکیئ ذعر ای ارتعاض وہ وت ادنر اکی ہتفہ درتفی اواقت ےک دوران درتف ذٰھا ںیم شیپ رکںی ۔ دعب از ایعمد زگرےن وکیئ یھب

انبئ دلیصحتار رحتری ادصلر ذعر اقلب وبقل ںیہن وہاگ ۔

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ونعان : دروخاتس راحین وظنمر درتخ وظنمر ادمح اکلگر اسہنک او�وسلش اکٹس رسٹیکفیٹ ذبرمہ اکلگر

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم ریتھک قلعت ےس اکلگر ہقبط اسہلئ ہک ےہ اسہلئ دروخاتس ںیم ادصلر ونعان دنمرہج اعمہلم وہں اور وخااہں ےہ ہک اس ےک قح ںیم وسلش اکٹس رسٹیکفیٹ ذبرمہ اجنر ارجاء رفامیئ اجےئ ۔

ربوےئ روپرٹ وٹپاری ہقلح ےس اسہلئ اک ہبنک ذبلی روح ےہ ۔ آدمین ہشیپ رہتش رمع ًانیمخت انم ربمن امشر

5000 زمدوری وادل 52 اسل وظنمر ادمح اکلگر 1 ہ 2

نرھگولیاکم وادلہ 50 اسل امسمت ایسم�ی�

زری میلعت رسپ 23 اسل اشدہ وظنمر 3 زری میلعت اسہلئ 18 اسل راحین وظنمر 4

لبق اےکس ہک دروخاتس اسہلئ رپ زمدی اکرروایئ لمع ںیم الیئ اجےئ ۔ رہ اخص و اعم وک علطم ایک اجات ادنر وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ ںیم ارجاء رکےن ابال رسٹیکفیٹ وک ااخشص ای صخش یسک ارگ ہک ےہ اقلب ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ ایعمد زگرےن از دعب ۔ رکںی شیپ ںیم ذٰھا درتف ذعرات اےکس ویم است

وبقل ہن وہاگ ۔ رحتری ادصلر انبئ دلیصحتار زوین رم رسرگنی

از درتف انبئ دلیصحتار وصرہ لیصحت دیعاگہ رسرگنی

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ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم ان ےن دروخاتس یک ےہ ہک وہ ہقبط / ذات ولن

ئاعمہلم دنمرہج ونعان ادصلر ںیم دروخاتس اس�

ہعم اضہطب تحت رسٹیکفیٹ ولطمہب ںیم قح ےک ان رہظم ہک ےہ وخااہں اور ںیہ رےتھک قلعت ےس اانیمطن ہلمج اکذغات ارجاء رکںی ۔ اس ابرے ںیم روپرٹ وٹپاری ہقلح لصفم اور ذبلی ےہ ۔

آدمین رہتش ہشیپ رمع ًانیمخت انم ارفاد اخہن ربمن امشر 15000 وادل اصقیئ 52 اسل دمحم اصرب 1 وادلہ رھگولی اکم 48 اسل داشلدہ 2 اسلئ زری میلعت 17 اسل اصلح اصرب 3 ریشمہہ زری میلعت 25 اسل اسن اصرب 4 ریشمہہ زری میلعت 24 اسل اسہہل اصرب 5 بسمہ اصرب 6 ریشمہہ زری میلعت 21 اسل �

ریشمہہ زری میلعت 18 اسل ااشنء اصرب 7

ارگ ںیم رکےن ارجاء ثحب زری رسٹیکفیٹ ۔ ےہ لمتشم رپ ارفاد )7( است ہبنک اک اسلئ اوطسر دعب رکے شیپ ںیم ذٰھا درتف ادنر ےک ویم است وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ وک ااخشص ای صخش یسک

زگرےن ایعمد وکیئ ذعر ای ارتعاض اقلب وبقل ںیہن وہاگ ۔ انبئ دلیصحتار وصرہ رسرگنی

از اینتب رہد وشرہ

ومضمن : دروخاتس از اجبن زلگار ادمح اخن ودل الغم ادمح اخن و دینشہ مگیب زوہج زلگار ادمح اخن �دروپرہ رمباد وصحل )RBA( رسٹیکفیٹ تحت اسی آر او 199/294

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اور ان اک وادل زگہتش دنپرہ اسل ےس دھ �ہٰہ ۔۔۔۔۔روےپ التجیئ یئگ ےہ ۔ لیصفت ہبنک اس رطح

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کھم�زری میلعت 04 اسل اسہمئ زلگار درتخ زلگار ادمح اخن

ادنر وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ وک صخش یھب یسک ارگ ںیم ارجاء رکےن ےک رسٹیکفیٹ ولطمہب ذٰہلا وکیئ دعب ےک زگرےن ایعمد ۔ رکے شیپ ووجاہت ہعم ارتعاض اانپ آرک ںیم ذٰھا درتف ہتفہ اکی

ارتعاض اقلب امستع ہن وہاگ ۔ رحتری ادصلر

از اینتب وچرک

ومضمن : دروخاتس از اجبن رشبم ادمح ریم ودل دبعاویقلم ریم اسہنک وچرک احل کچ رسی لیصحت نٹپ رمباد وصحل )Migration Certificate( رسٹیکفیٹ تحت اسی آر او 199

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم ربوےئ ۔ ںیہ اکرروایئ زری ںیم ذٰھا درتف اکذغات ےک ہبنک ےک ادصلر ونعان دنمرہج اعمہلم روپرٹ وٹپاری ہقلح و ایبن یفلح دصمہق و درگی داتسوزیات شیپ رکدہ ےس اپای اجات ےہ ہک اسلئ اور یک ںیہن وکستن رتک یھب یھبک اور ےہ ذپری راہشئ ںیم دا

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ہشیپ رمع انم ربمن امشر کچ 1 احل وچرک ریم ایتخبر دمحم ودل ریم دبعاویقلم

ریسی لیصحت نٹپ رتاھکن 40 اسل

رھگولی اکم 35 اسل امسمت امسمت اعہشئ مگیب زوہج دبعاویقلم ریم 2 زری میلعت 20 اسل رصیق ادمح ریم ودل دبعاویقم ریم 3 زری میلعت 17 اسل رشبم ادمح ودل دبعاویقلم ریم 4

ادنر وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ وک صخش یھب یسک ارگ ںیم ارجاء رکےن ےک رسٹیکفیٹ ولطمہب ذٰہلا وکیئ دعب ےک زگرےن ایعمد ۔ رکے شیپ ووجاہت ہعم ارتعاض اانپ آرک ںیم ذٰھا درتف ہتفہ اکی

ارتعاض اقلب امستع ہن وہاگ ۔رحتری ادصلر

از درتف انبئ دلیصحتار ازگیویٹکی رٹسجمٹی درہج اول

ونعان : دروخاتس از اجبن وشہتفگ ارتخ درتخ دمحم ویفس ۔۔۔اسہنک ومعض ۔۔۔لیصحت الوپلرہ SRO 126/294 رمباد اطعیگیئ ڈیشول رٹابئ رسٹیکفیٹ تحت

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم اس ۔ ےہ اکرروایئ زری ںیم ذٰھا درتف اسلئ / اسہلئ دروخاتس ںیم ادصلر ونعان دنمرہج اعمہلم ےلسلس ںیم وٹپاری ہقلح ےس روپرٹ ومشبل ذٰھا وٹپاری بلط ایک ایگ سج ےس ایعں ےہ ہک اسلئ

/ اسہلئ ومعض ۔۔۔۔ںیم راہشئ ذپری ےہ اور ہبنک زلی ارفاد رپ لمتشم ےہ ۔ وکستن رمع رقتًابی ہشیپ انم/ ودلتیربمن امشر

رشفی 1 ودل ویفس دمحم ادلنی۔۔۔

۔۔۔55P زدیماری

۔۔۔50 رھگولی اکم افہمت زوہج دمحم ویفس 2۔۔۔20 زمدوری رعماج ادلنی رسپ دمحم ویفس 3۔۔۔19 زری میلعت اعقش نیسح رسپ دمحم ویفس 4 ۔۔۔15 زری میلعت البل ادمح رسپ دمحم ویفس 5 ۔۔۔12 زری میلعت وشہتفگ ارتخ درتخ دمحم ویفس 6

اس ےک العوہ وکیئ ارفاد ہبنک ںیہن ےہ ۔ اموہار آدمین ہبنک غلبم 3500 روہیپ اپیئ یئگ ےہ رسٹیکفیٹ زری ثحب ارجاء رکےن ںیم ارگ یسک صخش وک وکیئ ذعر ای ارتعاض وہ وت وہ اانپ ارتعاض درتف ذٰھا ںیم ادنر

است دن ںیم شیپ رکںی ۔ ایعمد زگرےن ےک دعب وکیئ یھب ذعر ای ارتعاض اقلب وبقل ںیہن وہاگ ۔ انبئ دلیصحتار

اطالع عاماجبےئ ےک دیپاشئ15/04/2012 اترخی یک یٹیب ریمی ںیم راکیرڈ اوکسل ےس یطلغ 15/04/2011 ادنراج وہیئ ےہ۔اب ایکس دریتس رکاین ولطمب ےہ۔اس نمض ںیم ارگ یسک اوکسل رپارمئی وگرٹنمن امرٹس ڈیہ ادنر ادنر ےک ویم است وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ وک صخش

امکر ہلحم وبن ڈنگ ےک درتف ںیم شیپ رکںی ۔دعب از ایعمد ذگرےن وکیئ ذعر اقلب وبقل ہن وہاگ۔دبعادیمحل امکر وادل اثہین دیمح

اطالع عاماجبےئ ےک دیپاشئ17/04/2012 اترخی یک یٹیب ریمی ںیم راکیرڈ اوکسل ےس یطلغ 17/04/2011 ادنراج وہیئ ےہ۔اب ایکس دریتس رکاین ولطمب ےہ۔اس نمض ںیم ارگ یسک اوکسل رپارمئی وگرٹنمن امرٹس ڈیہ ادنر ادنر ےک ویم است وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ وک صخش

امکر ہلحم وبن ڈنگ ےک درتف ںیم شیپ رکںی ۔دعب از ایعمد ذگرےن وکیئ ذعر اقلب وبقل ہن وہاگ۔یلع دمحم اشہ وادل عقٰصی یلع

ازاینتب وادنولیاگم اباالجس وظنمر ادمح اخن اصبح انبئ دلیصحتار وادنولیاگم ومضمن دروخاتس: رپوزی ادمح ودل دبعادیجمل ڈار اسہنک احہل وپرہ رغبض وصحل اہپڈی رسٹیکفیٹ

تحت اسی آر او ۱۲۷

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم اعمہلم دنمرہج ونعان ادصلر ںیم اسلئ یک اکی دروخاتس رغبض وصحل رسٹیکفیٹ اہپڈی زری اک اسلئ ہک ےہ ایعں ےس سج ایگ ایک بلط راکیرڈ ومشبل روپرٹ ںیم ےلسلس اس ۔ ےہ اکرروایئ

ہبنک ذبلی ارفاد رپ لمتشم ےہ ۔

ہبنکربمن امشر ہشیپلیصفت زریمیلعت رپوزی ادمح ودل دبعادیجمل ڈار ۱

رھگولیاکم امسمہت رہقیف زوہج دبعادیجمل ڈار۲ ڈراویئر دبعادیجمل ڈار ودل دمحم وبقمل ڈار۳ زریمیلعت/زمدوری البل ادمح ودل دبعادیجمل ڈار ۴ زریمیلعت ارقاء اجن درتخ دبعادیجمل ڈار۵

آدماین دح رقمر ےس مک ےہ ۔ ذٰہلا رسٹیکفیٹ یک ارجایئ ںیم ارگ یسک صخش وک وکیئ ذعر ای ارتعاض وہ وت ادنر اکی ہتفہ درتفی اواقت ےک دوران درتف ذٰھا ںیم شیپ رکںی ۔ دعب از ایعمد زگرےن وکیئ یھب

انبئ دلیصحتار رحتری ادصلر ذعر اقلب وبقل ںیہن وہاگ ۔

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ونعان : دروخاتس راحین وظنمر درتخ وظنمر ادمح اکلگر اسہنک او�وسلش اکٹس رسٹیکفیٹ ذبرمہ اکلگر

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم ریتھک قلعت ےس اکلگر ہقبط اسہلئ ہک ےہ اسہلئ دروخاتس ںیم ادصلر ونعان دنمرہج اعمہلم وہں اور وخااہں ےہ ہک اس ےک قح ںیم وسلش اکٹس رسٹیکفیٹ ذبرمہ اجنر ارجاء رفامیئ اجےئ ۔

ربوےئ روپرٹ وٹپاری ہقلح ےس اسہلئ اک ہبنک ذبلی روح ےہ ۔ آدمین ہشیپ رہتش رمع ًانیمخت انم ربمن امشر

5000 زمدوری وادل 52 اسل وظنمر ادمح اکلگر 1 ہ 2

نرھگولیاکم وادلہ 50 اسل امسمت ایسم�ی�

زری میلعت رسپ 23 اسل اشدہ وظنمر 3 زری میلعت اسہلئ 18 اسل راحین وظنمر 4

لبق اےکس ہک دروخاتس اسہلئ رپ زمدی اکرروایئ لمع ںیم الیئ اجےئ ۔ رہ اخص و اعم وک علطم ایک اجات ادنر وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ ںیم ارجاء رکےن ابال رسٹیکفیٹ وک ااخشص ای صخش یسک ارگ ہک ےہ اقلب ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ ایعمد زگرےن از دعب ۔ رکںی شیپ ںیم ذٰھا درتف ذعرات اےکس ویم است

وبقل ہن وہاگ ۔ رحتری ادصلر انبئ دلیصحتار زوین رم رسرگنی

از درتف انبئ دلیصحتار وصرہ لیصحت دیعاگہ رسرگنی

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بسمہ اصرب و اصلح اصرب و ااشنء اصرب رسپان دمحم اصرب ولن اسہنک �ب ونعان : دروخاتس از اجبن �وپرہ رسرگنی رغبض اطعیئ )Schedule Tribe( رسٹیکفیٹ ذبرمہ ولن

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم ان ےن دروخاتس یک ےہ ہک وہ ہقبط / ذات ولن

ئاعمہلم دنمرہج ونعان ادصلر ںیم دروخاتس اس�

ہعم اضہطب تحت رسٹیکفیٹ ولطمہب ںیم قح ےک ان رہظم ہک ےہ وخااہں اور ںیہ رےتھک قلعت ےس اانیمطن ہلمج اکذغات ارجاء رکںی ۔ اس ابرے ںیم روپرٹ وٹپاری ہقلح لصفم اور ذبلی ےہ ۔

آدمین رہتش ہشیپ رمع ًانیمخت انم ارفاد اخہن ربمن امشر 15000 وادل اصقیئ 52 اسل دمحم اصرب 1 وادلہ رھگولی اکم 48 اسل داشلدہ 2 اسلئ زری میلعت 17 اسل اصلح اصرب 3 ریشمہہ زری میلعت 25 اسل اسن اصرب 4 ریشمہہ زری میلعت 24 اسل اسہہل اصرب 5 بسمہ اصرب 6 ریشمہہ زری میلعت 21 اسل �

ریشمہہ زری میلعت 18 اسل ااشنء اصرب 7

ارگ ںیم رکےن ارجاء ثحب زری رسٹیکفیٹ ۔ ےہ لمتشم رپ ارفاد )7( است ہبنک اک اسلئ اوطسر دعب رکے شیپ ںیم ذٰھا درتف ادنر ےک ویم است وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ وک ااخشص ای صخش یسک

زگرےن ایعمد وکیئ ذعر ای ارتعاض اقلب وبقل ںیہن وہاگ ۔ انبئ دلیصحتار وصرہ رسرگنی

از اینتب رہد وشرہ

ومضمن : دروخاتس از اجبن زلگار ادمح اخن ودل الغم ادمح اخن و دینشہ مگیب زوہج زلگار ادمح اخن �دروپرہ رمباد وصحل )RBA( رسٹیکفیٹ تحت اسی آر او 199/294

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ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم ربوےئ ۔ ںیہ اکرروایئ زری ںیم ذٰھا درتف اکذغات ےک ہبنک ےک ادصلر ونعان دنمرہج اعمہلم ان

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کھم�زمدوری 34 اسل زلگار ادمح اخن رسپ الغم ادمح اخن

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کھم�زری میلعت 04 اسل اسہمئ زلگار درتخ زلگار ادمح اخن

ادنر وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ وک صخش یھب یسک ارگ ںیم ارجاء رکےن ےک رسٹیکفیٹ ولطمہب ذٰہلا وکیئ دعب ےک زگرےن ایعمد ۔ رکے شیپ ووجاہت ہعم ارتعاض اانپ آرک ںیم ذٰھا درتف ہتفہ اکی

ارتعاض اقلب امستع ہن وہاگ ۔ رحتری ادصلر

از اینتب وچرک

ومضمن : دروخاتس از اجبن رشبم ادمح ریم ودل دبعاویقلم ریم اسہنک وچرک احل کچ رسی لیصحت نٹپ رمباد وصحل )Migration Certificate( رسٹیکفیٹ تحت اسی آر او 199

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم ربوےئ ۔ ںیہ اکرروایئ زری ںیم ذٰھا درتف اکذغات ےک ہبنک ےک ادصلر ونعان دنمرہج اعمہلم روپرٹ وٹپاری ہقلح و ایبن یفلح دصمہق و درگی داتسوزیات شیپ رکدہ ےس اپای اجات ےہ ہک اسلئ اور یک ںیہن وکستن رتک یھب یھبک اور ےہ ذپری راہشئ ںیم دا

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ریسی لیصحت نٹپ رتاھکن 40 اسل

رھگولی اکم 35 اسل امسمت امسمت اعہشئ مگیب زوہج دبعاویقلم ریم 2 زری میلعت 20 اسل رصیق ادمح ریم ودل دبعاویقم ریم 3 زری میلعت 17 اسل رشبم ادمح ودل دبعاویقلم ریم 4

ادنر وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ وک صخش یھب یسک ارگ ںیم ارجاء رکےن ےک رسٹیکفیٹ ولطمہب ذٰہلا وکیئ دعب ےک زگرےن ایعمد ۔ رکے شیپ ووجاہت ہعم ارتعاض اانپ آرک ںیم ذٰھا درتف ہتفہ اکی

ارتعاض اقلب امستع ہن وہاگ ۔رحتری ادصلر

از درتف انبئ دلیصحتار ازگیویٹکی رٹسجمٹی درہج اول

ونعان : دروخاتس از اجبن وشہتفگ ارتخ درتخ دمحم ویفس ۔۔۔اسہنک ومعض ۔۔۔لیصحت الوپلرہ SRO 126/294 رمباد اطعیگیئ ڈیشول رٹابئ رسٹیکفیٹ تحت

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم اس ۔ ےہ اکرروایئ زری ںیم ذٰھا درتف اسلئ / اسہلئ دروخاتس ںیم ادصلر ونعان دنمرہج اعمہلم ےلسلس ںیم وٹپاری ہقلح ےس روپرٹ ومشبل ذٰھا وٹپاری بلط ایک ایگ سج ےس ایعں ےہ ہک اسلئ

/ اسہلئ ومعض ۔۔۔۔ںیم راہشئ ذپری ےہ اور ہبنک زلی ارفاد رپ لمتشم ےہ ۔ وکستن رمع رقتًابی ہشیپ انم/ ودلتیربمن امشر

رشفی 1 ودل ویفس دمحم ادلنی۔۔۔

۔۔۔55P زدیماری

۔۔۔50 رھگولی اکم افہمت زوہج دمحم ویفس 2۔۔۔20 زمدوری رعماج ادلنی رسپ دمحم ویفس 3۔۔۔19 زری میلعت اعقش نیسح رسپ دمحم ویفس 4 ۔۔۔15 زری میلعت البل ادمح رسپ دمحم ویفس 5 ۔۔۔12 زری میلعت وشہتفگ ارتخ درتخ دمحم ویفس 6

اس ےک العوہ وکیئ ارفاد ہبنک ںیہن ےہ ۔ اموہار آدمین ہبنک غلبم 3500 روہیپ اپیئ یئگ ےہ رسٹیکفیٹ زری ثحب ارجاء رکےن ںیم ارگ یسک صخش وک وکیئ ذعر ای ارتعاض وہ وت وہ اانپ ارتعاض درتف ذٰھا ںیم ادنر

است دن ںیم شیپ رکںی ۔ ایعمد زگرےن ےک دعب وکیئ یھب ذعر ای ارتعاض اقلب وبقل ںیہن وہاگ ۔ انبئ دلیصحتار

اطالع عاماجبےئ ےک دیپاشئ15/04/2012 اترخی یک یٹیب ریمی ںیم راکیرڈ اوکسل ےس یطلغ 15/04/2011 ادنراج وہیئ ےہ۔اب ایکس دریتس رکاین ولطمب ےہ۔اس نمض ںیم ارگ یسک اوکسل رپارمئی وگرٹنمن امرٹس ڈیہ ادنر ادنر ےک ویم است وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ وک صخش

امکر ہلحم وبن ڈنگ ےک درتف ںیم شیپ رکںی ۔دعب از ایعمد ذگرےن وکیئ ذعر اقلب وبقل ہن وہاگ۔دبعادیمحل امکر وادل اثہین دیمح

اطالع عاماجبےئ ےک دیپاشئ17/04/2012 اترخی یک یٹیب ریمی ںیم راکیرڈ اوکسل ےس یطلغ 17/04/2011 ادنراج وہیئ ےہ۔اب ایکس دریتس رکاین ولطمب ےہ۔اس نمض ںیم ارگ یسک اوکسل رپارمئی وگرٹنمن امرٹس ڈیہ ادنر ادنر ےک ویم است وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ وک صخش

امکر ہلحم وبن ڈنگ ےک درتف ںیم شیپ رکںی ۔دعب از ایعمد ذگرےن وکیئ ذعر اقلب وبقل ہن وہاگ۔یلع دمحم اشہ وادل عقٰصی یلع

ازاینتب وادنولیاگم اباالجس وظنمر ادمح اخن اصبح انبئ دلیصحتار وادنولیاگم ومضمن دروخاتس: رپوزی ادمح ودل دبعادیجمل ڈار اسہنک احہل وپرہ رغبض وصحل اہپڈی رسٹیکفیٹ

تحت اسی آر او ۱۲۷

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم اعمہلم دنمرہج ونعان ادصلر ںیم اسلئ یک اکی دروخاتس رغبض وصحل رسٹیکفیٹ اہپڈی زری اک اسلئ ہک ےہ ایعں ےس سج ایگ ایک بلط راکیرڈ ومشبل روپرٹ ںیم ےلسلس اس ۔ ےہ اکرروایئ

ہبنک ذبلی ارفاد رپ لمتشم ےہ ۔

ہبنکربمن امشر ہشیپلیصفت زریمیلعت رپوزی ادمح ودل دبعادیجمل ڈار ۱

رھگولیاکم امسمہت رہقیف زوہج دبعادیجمل ڈار۲ ڈراویئر دبعادیجمل ڈار ودل دمحم وبقمل ڈار۳ زریمیلعت/زمدوری البل ادمح ودل دبعادیجمل ڈار ۴ زریمیلعت ارقاء اجن درتخ دبعادیجمل ڈار۵

آدماین دح رقمر ےس مک ےہ ۔ ذٰہلا رسٹیکفیٹ یک ارجایئ ںیم ارگ یسک صخش وک وکیئ ذعر ای ارتعاض وہ وت ادنر اکی ہتفہ درتفی اواقت ےک دوران درتف ذٰھا ںیم شیپ رکںی ۔ دعب از ایعمد زگرےن وکیئ یھب

انبئ دلیصحتار رحتری ادصلر ذعر اقلب وبقل ںیہن وہاگ ۔

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ونعان : دروخاتس راحین وظنمر درتخ وظنمر ادمح اکلگر اسہنک او�وسلش اکٹس رسٹیکفیٹ ذبرمہ اکلگر

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم ریتھک قلعت ےس اکلگر ہقبط اسہلئ ہک ےہ اسہلئ دروخاتس ںیم ادصلر ونعان دنمرہج اعمہلم وہں اور وخااہں ےہ ہک اس ےک قح ںیم وسلش اکٹس رسٹیکفیٹ ذبرمہ اجنر ارجاء رفامیئ اجےئ ۔

ربوےئ روپرٹ وٹپاری ہقلح ےس اسہلئ اک ہبنک ذبلی روح ےہ ۔ آدمین ہشیپ رہتش رمع ًانیمخت انم ربمن امشر

5000 زمدوری وادل 52 اسل وظنمر ادمح اکلگر 1 ہ 2

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زری میلعت رسپ 23 اسل اشدہ وظنمر 3 زری میلعت اسہلئ 18 اسل راحین وظنمر 4

لبق اےکس ہک دروخاتس اسہلئ رپ زمدی اکرروایئ لمع ںیم الیئ اجےئ ۔ رہ اخص و اعم وک علطم ایک اجات ادنر وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ ںیم ارجاء رکےن ابال رسٹیکفیٹ وک ااخشص ای صخش یسک ارگ ہک ےہ اقلب ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ ایعمد زگرےن از دعب ۔ رکںی شیپ ںیم ذٰھا درتف ذعرات اےکس ویم است

وبقل ہن وہاگ ۔ رحتری ادصلر انبئ دلیصحتار زوین رم رسرگنی

از درتف انبئ دلیصحتار وصرہ لیصحت دیعاگہ رسرگنی

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بسمہ اصرب و اصلح اصرب و ااشنء اصرب رسپان دمحم اصرب ولن اسہنک �ب ونعان : دروخاتس از اجبن �وپرہ رسرگنی رغبض اطعیئ )Schedule Tribe( رسٹیکفیٹ ذبرمہ ولن

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم ان ےن دروخاتس یک ےہ ہک وہ ہقبط / ذات ولن

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ہعم اضہطب تحت رسٹیکفیٹ ولطمہب ںیم قح ےک ان رہظم ہک ےہ وخااہں اور ںیہ رےتھک قلعت ےس اانیمطن ہلمج اکذغات ارجاء رکںی ۔ اس ابرے ںیم روپرٹ وٹپاری ہقلح لصفم اور ذبلی ےہ ۔

آدمین رہتش ہشیپ رمع ًانیمخت انم ارفاد اخہن ربمن امشر 15000 وادل اصقیئ 52 اسل دمحم اصرب 1 وادلہ رھگولی اکم 48 اسل داشلدہ 2 اسلئ زری میلعت 17 اسل اصلح اصرب 3 ریشمہہ زری میلعت 25 اسل اسن اصرب 4 ریشمہہ زری میلعت 24 اسل اسہہل اصرب 5 بسمہ اصرب 6 ریشمہہ زری میلعت 21 اسل �

ریشمہہ زری میلعت 18 اسل ااشنء اصرب 7

ارگ ںیم رکےن ارجاء ثحب زری رسٹیکفیٹ ۔ ےہ لمتشم رپ ارفاد )7( است ہبنک اک اسلئ اوطسر دعب رکے شیپ ںیم ذٰھا درتف ادنر ےک ویم است وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ وک ااخشص ای صخش یسک

زگرےن ایعمد وکیئ ذعر ای ارتعاض اقلب وبقل ںیہن وہاگ ۔ انبئ دلیصحتار وصرہ رسرگنی

از اینتب رہد وشرہ

ومضمن : دروخاتس از اجبن زلگار ادمح اخن ودل الغم ادمح اخن و دینشہ مگیب زوہج زلگار ادمح اخن �دروپرہ رمباد وصحل )RBA( رسٹیکفیٹ تحت اسی آر او 199/294

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اور ان اک وادل زگہتش دنپرہ اسل ےس دھ �ہٰہ ۔۔۔۔۔روےپ التجیئ یئگ ےہ ۔ لیصفت ہبنک اس رطح

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کھم�رھگولی اکم 54 اسل امسمت اسہج مگیب زوہج الغم ادمح اخن

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کھم�زمدوری 34 اسل زلگار ادمح اخن رسپ الغم ادمح اخن

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کھم�المزم 32 اسل امسمت دینشہ مگیب زوہج زلگار ادمح اخن

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کھم�زری میلعت 04 اسل اسہمئ زلگار درتخ زلگار ادمح اخن

ادنر وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ وک صخش یھب یسک ارگ ںیم ارجاء رکےن ےک رسٹیکفیٹ ولطمہب ذٰہلا وکیئ دعب ےک زگرےن ایعمد ۔ رکے شیپ ووجاہت ہعم ارتعاض اانپ آرک ںیم ذٰھا درتف ہتفہ اکی

ارتعاض اقلب امستع ہن وہاگ ۔ رحتری ادصلر

از اینتب وچرک

ومضمن : دروخاتس از اجبن رشبم ادمح ریم ودل دبعاویقلم ریم اسہنک وچرک احل کچ رسی لیصحت نٹپ رمباد وصحل )Migration Certificate( رسٹیکفیٹ تحت اسی آر او 199

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم ربوےئ ۔ ںیہ اکرروایئ زری ںیم ذٰھا درتف اکذغات ےک ہبنک ےک ادصلر ونعان دنمرہج اعمہلم روپرٹ وٹپاری ہقلح و ایبن یفلح دصمہق و درگی داتسوزیات شیپ رکدہ ےس اپای اجات ےہ ہک اسلئ اور یک ںیہن وکستن رتک یھب یھبک اور ےہ ذپری راہشئ ںیم دا

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ہشیپ رمع انم ربمن امشر کچ 1 احل وچرک ریم ایتخبر دمحم ودل ریم دبعاویقلم

ریسی لیصحت نٹپ رتاھکن 40 اسل

رھگولی اکم 35 اسل امسمت امسمت اعہشئ مگیب زوہج دبعاویقلم ریم 2 زری میلعت 20 اسل رصیق ادمح ریم ودل دبعاویقم ریم 3 زری میلعت 17 اسل رشبم ادمح ودل دبعاویقلم ریم 4

ادنر وہ وت وہ ارتعاض ای ذعر وکیئ وک صخش یھب یسک ارگ ںیم ارجاء رکےن ےک رسٹیکفیٹ ولطمہب ذٰہلا وکیئ دعب ےک زگرےن ایعمد ۔ رکے شیپ ووجاہت ہعم ارتعاض اانپ آرک ںیم ذٰھا درتف ہتفہ اکی

ارتعاض اقلب امستع ہن وہاگ ۔رحتری ادصلر

از درتف انبئ دلیصحتار ازگیویٹکی رٹسجمٹی درہج اول

ونعان : دروخاتس از اجبن وشہتفگ ارتخ درتخ دمحم ویفس ۔۔۔اسہنک ومعض ۔۔۔لیصحت الوپلرہ SRO 126/294 رمباد اطعیگیئ ڈیشول رٹابئ رسٹیکفیٹ تحت

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم اس ۔ ےہ اکرروایئ زری ںیم ذٰھا درتف اسلئ / اسہلئ دروخاتس ںیم ادصلر ونعان دنمرہج اعمہلم ےلسلس ںیم وٹپاری ہقلح ےس روپرٹ ومشبل ذٰھا وٹپاری بلط ایک ایگ سج ےس ایعں ےہ ہک اسلئ

/ اسہلئ ومعض ۔۔۔۔ںیم راہشئ ذپری ےہ اور ہبنک زلی ارفاد رپ لمتشم ےہ ۔ وکستن رمع رقتًابی ہشیپ انم/ ودلتیربمن امشر

رشفی 1 ودل ویفس دمحم ادلنی۔۔۔

۔۔۔55P زدیماری

۔۔۔50 رھگولی اکم افہمت زوہج دمحم ویفس 2۔۔۔20 زمدوری رعماج ادلنی رسپ دمحم ویفس 3۔۔۔19 زری میلعت اعقش نیسح رسپ دمحم ویفس 4 ۔۔۔15 زری میلعت البل ادمح رسپ دمحم ویفس 5 ۔۔۔12 زری میلعت وشہتفگ ارتخ درتخ دمحم ویفس 6

اس ےک العوہ وکیئ ارفاد ہبنک ںیہن ےہ ۔ اموہار آدمین ہبنک غلبم 3500 روہیپ اپیئ یئگ ےہ رسٹیکفیٹ زری ثحب ارجاء رکےن ںیم ارگ یسک صخش وک وکیئ ذعر ای ارتعاض وہ وت وہ اانپ ارتعاض درتف ذٰھا ںیم ادنر

است دن ںیم شیپ رکںی ۔ ایعمد زگرےن ےک دعب وکیئ یھب ذعر ای ارتعاض اقلب وبقل ںیہن وہاگ ۔ انبئ دلیصحتار

از درتف انبئ دلیصحتار ازگیویٹکی رٹسجمٹی درہج اول

لیصحت ئ �

ونعان : دروخاتس از اجبن وشہتفگ ارتخ درتخ دمحم ویفس وگرج اجب ڈاسہنک ومعض وتپ �SRO 126/294 الوپلرہ رمباد اطعیگیئ ڈیشول رٹابئ رسٹیکفیٹ تحت

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم اس ۔ ےہ اکرروایئ زری ںیم ذٰھا درتف اسلئ / اسہلئ دروخاتس ںیم ادصلر ونعان دنمرہج اعمہلم ےلسلس ںیم وٹپاری ہقلح ےس روپرٹ ومشبل ذٰھا وٹپاری بلط ایک ایگ سج ےس ایعں ےہ ہک اسلئ

ںیم راہشئ ذپری ےہ اور ہبنک زلی ارفاد رپ لمتشم ےہ ۔ ئ �

/ اسہلئ ومعض وتپ �وکستن رمع رقتًابی ہشیپ انم/ ودلتیربمن امشر

۔۔۔55P زدنیماری دمحم ویفس ودل رشف ادلنی1 ۔۔۔50 رھگولی اکم افہمط زوہج دمحم ویفس 2۔۔۔20 زمدوری رعماج ادلنی رسپ دمحم ویفس 3۔۔۔19 زری میلعت اعقش نیسح رسپ دمحم ویفس 4 ۔۔۔15 زری میلعت البل ادمح رسپ دمحم ویفس 5 ۔۔۔12 زری میلعت وشہتفگ ارتخ درتخ دمحم ویفس 6

اس ےک العوہ وکیئ ارفاد ہبنک ںیہن ےہ ۔ اموہار آدمین ہبنک غلبم 3500 روہیپ اپیئ یئگ ےہ رسٹیکفیٹ زری ثحب ارجاء رکےن ںیم ارگ یسک صخش وک وکیئ ذعر ای ارتعاض وہ وت وہ اانپ ارتعاض درتف ذٰھا ںیم ادنر

است دن ںیم شیپ رکںی ۔ ایعمد زگرےن ےک دعب وکیئ یھب ذعر ای ارتعاض اقلب وبقل ںیہن وہاگ ۔ انبئ دلیصحتار

GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU & KASHMIR

Office of the Secretary Panchayat Diver-A and Lalpora-E

Block SogamSHORT TERM TENDER NOTICE

For and on behalf of panchayat committee Diver-A and Lalpora-E Block Sogam short term tender notice for 12 watt (Two in one) solar LED street lights of reputed quality are invited to be installed at panchayat Diver-A and Lalpora-E under 14th FCA scheme specification and the rate already approved buy district level vide order no; DPO/K/13421-24 Dt: 09-10-2020. The lowest rates below then approved rates will be accepted and higher rates will be rejected. The quotation should reach the office of undersigned within 5 days after the date of publication. Sd/-

Secretary Panchayat Diver-A

NOTICEOffice of Advocate Umar Mushtaq

In the case of: 1. Bilal Ahmad Ahanger2. Mohd Irfan Ahanger3. Zahoor Ahmad AhangerS/o: Mohd Shaban AhangerR’s/o: Saidapora, Eidgah, Srinagar

(Caveator)Vs.

PUBLIC AT LARGEIn the matter of: -Caveat petition in terms of section 148-A CPC the Caveator has reason to belief/ap-prehension that non Caveator may file a suit of any other type of proceedings before the Hon’ble court and on the ground of Distorted fact/Misrepresent and cooked story and may succeed in obtaining some relief order at irreparable and inconvenience. It would be proper that Caveator is given the opportunity of being heard by the Hon’ble court before passing any other.

از اینتب اکواری دلرون اب االجس ازگیویٹکی رٹسجمٹی درہج اول

ومضمن : اکذغات دروخاتس از اجبن اشزہی اتگنم درتخ اتگنم وگرج وکیلہ اسہنک دلرون لیصحت SRO: 294 تحت ST رتاگہم علض وپکاڑہ رمباد اطعیگیئ

ااہتشر رمباد آاگیہ رہ اخص و اعم وٹپاری ںیم ےلسلس اس ۔ ےہ اکرروایئ زری ںیم ذٰھا درتف اسلئ ںیم ادصلر ونعان دنمرہج اعمہلم ومعض اسہنک اسلئ ہک ےہ ایعں ےس سج ےہ ایگ ایک بلط راکیرڈ ومشبل روپرٹ ےس ہقلح

دلرون راہشئ ذپری ےہ اور ہبنک ذبلی ارفاد رپ لمتشم ےہ ۔ وکستن ہشیپ رمع ًانیمخت انم ہعم ربمن امشر

دلرون زمدوری 75 اتگنم ودل اطنیس وگرج وکیلہ 1 دلرون رھگواری 65رصمہ مگیب زوہج اتگنم وگرج وکیلہ 2 دلرون 38 زمدوری ذنری ادمح رسپ اتگنم وگرج وکیلہ 3 دلرون رھگواری 35 ایپری اجن زوہج ذنری ادمح وکیلہ 4 دلرون زری میلعت 10 ہقیفش درتخ ذنری ادمح وگرج وکیلہ 5دلرون زری میلعت 08 رممی درتخ ذنری ادمح وگرج وکیلہ 6دلرون زری میلعت 21 رصنت درتخ اتگنم وگرج وکیلہ 7دلرون زری میلعت 20اشزہی درتخ اتگنم وگرج وکیلہ 8

ذموکرہ اور غلبم NA ےہ آدمین اموہار یک ہبنک ےک اسلئ ۔ ےہ ںیہن ہبنک ارفاد وکیئ العوہ ےک اس رسٹیکفیٹ زری ثحب ارجاء رکےن ںیم ارگ یسک صخش وک وکیئ ارتعاض وریغہ وت وہ ادنر است ویم درتف

ذٰھا ںیم شیپ رکںی ۔ دعب زگرےن ایعمد وکیئ یھب ذعر ای ارتعاض اقلب وبقل ںیہن وہاگ ۔ انبئ دلیصحتار اکواری دلرون

RAA

Shopian students bagged 13 medals in the national level championship organized by SQAY Federation of India at Rajasthan.

Illegal Constructions in full glare despite appointment of New ComAGENCIES

SRINAGAR: The illegal construction of structures in the summer capital doesn’t seem to be stopping in near future as various structures have come up despite the ap-pointment of a new commis-sioner. According to news agency dozens of wards in both downtown and uptown areas of the city have wit-nessed a surge in the con-struction of illegal structures.

The areas in which these illegal structures have come up include Ali Jan Road, 90 feet road, Jawahar Nagar, Rajbagh, Safakadal, Lal Bazar Chanapora and many other localities.

The officials are in a deep slumber and are yet to take notice of these illegally built structures. These structures have put the entire city of Srinagar into mess.

According to sources there is a large scale corruption in the Srinagar Municipal Corporation (SMC) and money is the only thing that matters for the officials and hence they keep on ignoring the illegality happening in the city.

The SMC has been in head-lines in the past also for incompetence, large scale bungling, nepotism and in-efficiency of officials. And yet again no one seems to abide by the law here.

Despite the appointment of a new commissioner the SMC is yet to witness the change on the ground and the illegal constructions are going in full glare.

Locals have appealed the new commissioner to inter-vene in the matter, look into the illegal constructions and save the city from mess. (KDC)

Distribution of vegetable seedlings kick-started at Lalmandi

Sanjay Sharma felicitated Miss Aneesa Amin Bhat of Machipora Handwara

SO NEWS DESK

SRINAGAR: The Division-al Commissioner Kashmir, P. K. Pole today kick-started the sale of Hybrid and open pollinated seedlings of dif-ferent varieties (Cauliflower, Cabbage, Knol-Khol, Saag, Broccoli) at Kitchen Garden Lalmandi, here.

Director Agriculture Kash-mir Mohammad Iqbal Chow-dhary, Seed Production Of-ficer besides a large gathering of kitchen garden lovers of Srinagar and adjoin-ing areas were present on the occasion.

Speaking on the occasion, the Divisional Commis-sioner stressed upon the of-ficers to promote the Kitchen Garden in such a way that growers get more and more benefits. He said that vege-table production has a po-tential to contribute to the daily consumption of the population besides it can also be adopted for commercial purposes.

He directed Director Ag-riculture Kashmir to promote

Kitchen Garden activities in both rural and urban ar-eas. The Div Com on the oc-casion inspected various sections at Kitchen Garden regarding raising of vegeta-ble seedlings under controlled conditions.

The Director Agriculture said that the department is

committed to promote the Kitchen Garden Scheme and contemplating on providing nearly 60 lakh seedlings of different vegetables through-out the valley during year 2021 for which the department has already prepared a com-prehensive plan out of which 50 lakh seedlings will be

distributed from Kitchen Garden Lalmandi and rest from other districts.

On the occasion Seed Pro-duction Officer Manzoor Ahmad Shah said that during the first phase 10 lakh seed-lings will be distributed among the growers at Kitch-en Garden Lalmandi.

AADIL AKBAR

HANDWARWA: On the oc-casion of International women day 2021 Miss An-eesa Amin Bhat along with her father Mr Mohd Amin Bhat were invited to BSF Camp Handwara.

Shri Sanjay Sharma, Com-mandant 87 Battalion BSF felicitated Miss Aneesa Amin Bhat of Machipora Handwara

Sanjay Sharma Comman-dant congratulated her for securing 2nd position and presented her with Com-mandant Commendation Card a souvenir and books of her choice.

Sanjay Sharma told that her success is a true epitome of women empowerment

and a live example that girls are second to none.

During this brief function Sanjay Sharma also con-gratulated Mr Mohd Amin Bhat and assured him to feel free to approach BSF for any kind of help required in future for the career pro-gression of her brilliant daughter.

Mohd Amin Bhat and his daughter

Miss Aneesa Amin Bhat expressed their gratitude and thanked them for honor-ing them.

International Women's Day Celebrated at

Government Degree College Tangdhar Karnah

PEERZADA SAYEED

KARNAH: Today on 08th March 2021 International Women's Day was celebrated at Govt. Degree College Tangdhar in which all faculty members and students participated. The programme, Organised by NSS Unit of the College, began with the welcome address by NSS Programme Officer Dr. Parvaiz Ahmad. Special lecture on the theme was delivered by Dr. Ajaz ul Haq. Principal of the college Dr. G.M. Lone also addressed the audience is which he talked about the

theme of this year's International Women's Day des-

ignated by the United Nation. The programme saw participation of female students in good numbers, who also spoke on the subject. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. Parvaiz Ahmad in which he thanked all the participants for making the programme a success.

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Prof Talat unveils awareness campaign

poster SO NEWS DESK

SRINAGAR: The University of Kash-mir on Monday organised several events, including a seminar and a webinar, to cel-ebrate the International Women’s Day.

At an impressive ceremony in VC Secretariat, Vice-Chancellor Prof Talat Ahmad unveiled a poster of an aware-ness campaign on women’s health and hygiene.

The day-long awareness campaign—organised by the Centre for Women’s Studies and Research (CWSR)—aims

to educate women in several areas of Tral, including Dedarpora, Souinard and Aripal about the importance of per-sonal hygiene, on March 9.

The awareness campaign is part of a project being undertaken by the CWSR under RUSA

Prof Talat said poor hygiene impacts all types of health, including physical and mental health.

“According to top world health institutions and bodies, maintaining personal health not only leads to dis-eases prevention, but is also an effective way of keeping the viruses and bacteria away from our body,” he said, appreci-ating the CWSR and its student partici-pants for planning the community-level awareness campaign.

SO NEWS DESK

SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kash-mir Bank celebrated International Women’s Day at its Corporate Head-quarters today. The bank’s Chair-man and Managing Director R K Chhibber was the Chief Guest at the special function to celebrate the rich contribution of women during the deadly Covid Pandemic especially in banking sector. The bank’s top management was also present on the occasion.

The CMD hailed the role of women in general and Bank’s female staff in particular for their significant contri-bution towards the development of an inclusive and gender-equal society.

He said, “Women are good manag-ers by nature for they play a key role in managing the affairs of not only

their homes but add value to their work in offices and every sphere of life in a society. J&K Bank has always provided them equal opportunities to work and excel in this institution and also supported women in their busi-ness endeavours. With a spirit of com-mitment and skills of management, the women have assumed leadership roles and contributed immensely to

the growth and development of the institution while as women entrepre-neurs supported by the Bank have made a name for themselves in their respective fields.”

“I feel happy to be part of this func-tion that celebrates courage, commit-ment and care of women in general and especially their will to excel in every field of life.

J&K Bank celebrates International Women’s day

Bank always proactive in empowering women: CMD

SO NEWS DESK

SRINAGAR: The Divisional Commissioner (Div Com) Kashmir, Pandurang K Pole today flagged off DDC Chairpersons, Vice- Chairpersons to Jammu for 2- day training programme from here.

The training programme has been organised by Department of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj J&K and the training programme shall be held at Convention Center Jammu from March 9 to 10.

The participants include elected members and CEOs from vari-ous DDCs hailing from Kupwara, Baramulla, Bandipora, Budgam and other districts of Kashmir division.

On this occasion Director Rural Development Kashmir, Dis-trict Panchayat Officer, Srinagar, Kupwara (who have been desig-nated as Nodal Officers to accompany the participants) and other officials of the Rural Development Department were also present.

The Div Com interacted with the participants and urged them to make best use of the training programme.

Div Com flags-off DDC chairpersons for 2-day

training programme

SO NEWS DESK

JAMMU: Women Battalion (IRP-15th) today celebrated International Women’s Day here at the Battalion Headquarters, Gulshan Ground, Gandhi Nagar.

The day long celebrations included lectures by various academicians, med-icos & psychologists highlighting the importance of International Women’s Day, presentation of a colorful cultural programme, medical camp and various stalls for shopping.

IGP Armed /IRP Jammu, Danesh Rana, was the Chief Guest on the occa-sion.

In his address, the Chief Guest said that the contribution of women can’t be celebrated and confined to one day only as they not only manage their family life well but have also excelled in various professional fields. He said that number of women have made a mark in the field of education, technology, administration, politics and sports and

have proved inspiration for millions of other girls to achieve big in life.

Earlier, Commandant IR-15thBn, Mubassir Latifi welcomed the Chief Guest and other invitees.

The officer congratulated the lady officers & officials of the Battalion for setting an example of professional Policing and lauded their untiring efforts in maintaining Law & Order in the UT of J&K.

The programme started with wel-come address by Dy. Commandant, Madhu Bandral, followed by a lecture of Dr. Neeru Gupta of Police Hospital

Jammu. She spoke at length on various health and hygiene issues of women. She emphasized that women are mostly anaemic and lack proper intake of cal-cium and vitamins. She stressed on the importance of regular medical checkups, proper diet to remain fit.

Dr. Manisha Swaroop Kohli, Associ-ate Professor Government College for Boys, Udhampur delivered a thought provoking lecture on the topic “Make Thyself Happy”. She left the audience spellbound with the practical tips to face adversities in life and to take all the chal-lenges head-on.

On the occasion four (04) women officials of the Battalion namely Ct. Hina Singh, Ct. Aman Sharma, Ct. Ekta Sharma and Ct. Madhu Devi spoke on challenges being faced by women and highlighted the importance of this day.

A scintillating musical entertainment was also presented on the occasion by J&K Police Music Band which included performance by Madhu Bandral, (SP), Inspr. Manju Sharma, Inspr. Rimpy Khajuria, Sgct. Purna Devi, Ct. Cher-ing Dolma, Foll. Romi Devi and artists of Police Band.

The women officials who delivered speeches or presented cultural items were felicitated on the occasion. Chief Guest also honoured HC Jiga Bhat, HC Rajni Devi, HC Razia Begum, Sgct. Vijay Laxmi and Foll. Swarna Devi for their unparallel sacrifices towards their fami-lies and exemplary contribution in the upbringing of their children, who have made noteworthy achievements which include Commission in Indian Navy and qualifying professional exams.

About 20 shops gutted, property worth crores destroyed in Baramulla

AGENCIES

BARAMULLA: About 20 shops were gutted destroying property worth crores of rupees in a devastating fire in this north Kashmir dis-trict during the intervening night of Sunday and Monday, official sources said.

They said fire broke out in a shop in the first floor of a shopping complex at main market at Watergam Rafiabad in Baramulla. However, before the fire tenders could reach the spot, fire spread to adjoining shops.

Sources said fire tenders were rushed from different parts of the district to control the leaping flames, clearly visible from entire town.

About 20 shops were gutted, they said adding the cause of fire was not known.

Police has registered a case and initiated proceedings, they said adding there was no report of any loss of life or injury in the inci-dent.

SO NEWS DESK

GANDERBAL: The District Develop-ment Commissioner (DDC) Ganderbal, Shafqat Iqbal, today convened a meeting of officers to finalize arrangements put in place for the celebration of Shab-i-Mehraj here.

On the occasion, the DDC directed the concerned to ensure all the necessary facilities are put in place for the devotees expected to visit the shrines of the district on Shab-i-Mehraj so that they may not face any issues.

The DC directed the concerned offi-cers to ensure availability of uninter-rupted water and power supply, essential commodities, healthcare, cleanliness and illumination in and around the shrines, proper transportation, parking facility and other related facilities.

He also directed for cleanliness around all congregation sites and instal-lation/repairing of streetlights wherever

required.The DDC directed the Tehsildars

to intensify market checking within their jurisdiction and take strin-gent action against the shopkeepers found involved in black marketing and profiteering of essential com-

modities.The meeting was attended by Addi-

tional Deputy Commissioner, Farooq Ahmad Baba, CMO, Executive Engineers of various departments, all Tehsildars, AD Fisheries, AD, FCS&CA and other concerned officers.

BGSBU is sincere about safety and security of its women folk: Prof. Akbar

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RAJOURI: Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah University Rajouri celebrated Interna-tional women day on March 8, 2021. Prof. Akbar Masood, Vice Chancellor BGSBU in his message said that the purpose of celebrating this day is to promote peace with women’s rights. Prof. Akbar men-tioned that the theme of this year’s inter-national women day is “choose to chal-lenge” which aims to celebrate women’s achievements. Prof. Akbar said that this day marks the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women in different fields of life. He said that identifying, celebrating and increasing visibility of women's achievements can help forge gender equality. Highlighting

the role of women during Covid-19 pan-demic, Prof. Akbar paid rich tributes to the women who stand at the front lines of the COVID-19 crisis, as health care workers, community organizers and as some of the most exemplary leaders in combating the pandemic. Congratulat-ing the female employees and students of the University on the occasion of International women day, Prof. Akbar said that the University has taken the necessary measures to ensure gender equality and a congenial environment to the female folks. The Vice Chancellor said that the Baba Ghulam shah Bad-shah University is sincere about the safety and security of the women folk. On the occasion, various Departments of the University including Department of English, Department of Botany and Environmental sciences conducted online lectures on various themes to celebrate the achievements of women in different spheres of life.

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SRINAGAR: Noor FOUNDATION organised a one day awareness pro-gramme about child abuse at Crescent Public Higher Secondary Natipora Sri-nagar.The staff members principal of the said school, other personalities and about 100 children's participated in the programme.

Member of the Noor took an interac-tive session with students and made them aware about child abuse.

He explained the topic on child sexual abuse to the students and precautionary steps were explained to the students. Also copies, pens and masks were distributed among participents.

He said that about 19% of the world chil-dren live in India and every day we hear incidents about crimes against children

about child abuse. The data on child abuse shows that child abuse cases are increasing at an alarming rate, that is why NOOR col-laboration with AINA organisation have started a compaign against this issue, he added that this is a matter of great concern

that india is the second country in the world for child abuse offenece.

NOOR appeals to each and every citizen/person to come forward and raise a voice against this evil, so as to make crime free society.

Shab-e-Meraj arrangements finalized at Gbl BGSBU celebrates International Women's Day

One day awareness programme on child abuse held Kashmir University celebrates International Women’s Day

Women empowerment cornerstone of our development agenda: NCSO NEWS DESK

SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kash-mir National Conference today said the women’s political participation besides being a human right, is also a key to thriving democracy and that the National Conference has tradi-tionally and frontally worked to end gender bias.

In her message on the internation-al women's day Party's State Secre-tary and Former Minister Sakina Itoo asserted the cornerstone of the development programme of the party is to empower, economically, politi-

cally and socially the women of J&K.She said that it was Sher e Kash-

mir who brought women of Jammu and Kashmir into the political dis-course. "It was NC that took upon itself to change the fate of women of J&K under its revolutionary Naya Kashmir manifesto. In the later decades also, whenever NC was in power, it left no stone unturned to transform its vision of empowering women into reality. It was Madre Meharban, who used education as a fundamental tool to bring about change in the attitude of women on the line of the vision enshrined in

the Naya Kashmir document, "she added.

Itoo said that the contemporary women of Jammu and Kashmir are suffering from more predictable issues as a result of conflict, house-hold violence, dowry, destitution, poverty and unemployment. "There has been no headway towards bol-stering the socio, economic and political prospects of women since 2015.The successive governments since 2015 claimed much as an act of tokenism but on ground nothing was done to mitigate the suffering of women,” She said.

Party’s Provincial President (Women’s Wing) Er. Sabiya Qadri meanwhile addressed a meeting of Party's women's functionaries here at party headquarters Nawa-e-Subha in connection with the international women's day. Addressing the women functionaries, she said that the party was working on improving Women’s involvement in politics. She said the ratio of women is significantly lower than that of their male counterparts in the Democratic spaces. Some of the main challenges identified, she said were lack of support from family and the lack of equity as well.

GovtHS School Hakura achieves excellenceUmar Farooq Bhat, Malik Aaira of class 12 secures 3rd and 10thposition in Kashmir

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ANANTNAG: Umar Farooq Bhat, of Government Higher Secondary School, Hakura, Anantnag secured third position in Kashmir Prov-ince by securing 497 marks that too without taking any private tuitions and Malik Aaira of the same school secured 10th position by securing 490 marks bringing laurels to the insti-tute which is progressing by leaps and bounds in terms of education and co-curricular activities from last many years since Kaiser-ul-Hassan, the Principal of the institute took over the charge. The Principal felicitated the staff and the students for achiev-ing this feat especially during Covid19 times when the institute didn’t com-promise in its functioning and started the online classes without break and monitored the completion of syllabus and regular class work on weekly basis.

Army organizes VIRTUAL VEER NARI MEET in Kupwara

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SRINAGAR: As part of annual ‘Atoot Bandhan’ initiative, Machhal Rash-triya Rifles Battalion, Kupwara orga-nises felicitation program for the Veer Naris every year. However, this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic and various advisories on the subject, it was not prudent to organise such a large gathering. Therefore, this year the event was conducted virtually in which the Veer Naris were not required to travel physically to the venue and had participated online via video-conferencing.

Necessary co-ordination was done by the volunteers from the battalion for the smooth conduct of the event. These volunteers on behalf of the battalion presented mementoes to the Veer Naris. To make this event possible, the volun-teers of the battalion travelled all the way from Machhal to Madurai in Tamil Nadu, Bhavnagar & Vadodara in Gujarat, Gora-khpur (UP), Bhagalpur (Bihar), Sangrur (Punjab), Ujjain (MP), Jhunjhunu & Bhil-wara in Rajasthan and Satara, Sangali, Kolhapur, Aurangabad, Parbhani, Beed & Mumbai in Maharashtra. They also apprised the families regarding the activi-ties of the battalion and about the various welfare schemes and provisions by the Government of India, State Government & the Indian Army. The grievances and difficulties faced by the Veer Naris were also noted for resolution.

This Battalion has served in Uri, Baramulla and Machhal (Kupwara) since raising in year 2004 and this was the first time in the history that local Kashmiri Youth had participated in the event and felicitated the Veer Naris on the behalf of Kashmiri Awaam. Patriotic Kashmiri citizens have physically travelled to the location of events all the way from Kash-mir to express gratitude and pay their respect to the soldiers’ families who had made the supreme sacrifice for the cause of Kashmir.

Policewomen Celebrate International Women’s Day

Govt. Degree College Darhal Celebrates International Women’s DayIMRAN KHAN

Rajouri: International Women’s Day was celebrated by Govt. Degree College Darhal in which a symposium on the theme “Gender Equality and Economic Development” Speak-ing on the occasion Principal of the College Prof. Sumanesh Jasrotia, threw light on the importance of the day. He said that the need of the hour is to give equal opportunity to women in all the spheres of life as Gender equality will lead to overall development of a country. He said that in all the countries of the world women are being neglected and even low wages are given to them as compared with men.

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West Indies overcome batting jitters to clinch seriesJamaica: Fabian Allen essayed cru-cial roles with the ball and bat - at the start and the finish respective-ly - as West Indies overcame jittery moments in the third T20I in Anti-gua to secure a three-wicket victory and with that the series. Allen, who bowled four of the first seven overs after Sri Lanka opted to bat, finished with impressive figures of 1 for 13 that was instrumental in restricting Sri Lanka to 131 for 4, despite good knocks from Dinesh Chandimal and Ashen Bandara in the latter half of the innings. Allen then came to West Indies’ rescue with the bat after they had slipped to 105 for 7, finishing with an unbeaten 21 to help the hosts over the line.

How did West Indies fare at the start of the chase?

Quite well. Akila Dananjaya had another expensive outing, going for 31 off the three overs he bowled in the powerplay. He opened the attack and was smashed for a four and a six by Evin Lewis, who had no trouble in putting away a couple of short deliveries. Dushmantha Chameera conceded a couple of boundaries in his second over after Lewis had played a paddle sweep off Dananjaya for a four as the West Indies openers kept finding the ropes regularly. The man in form, Wanindu Hasaranga, ended Lewis’s stay by trapping him in front, but Lendl Simmons ensured a fiery finish to the powerplay, slam-ming two fours and a six off Danan-jaya, to help West Indies to 53 for 1 after six overs.

A Sri Lanka fightback that goes in vain Hasaranga, Sandakan and Chameera bowled with a lot of heart as they tried to keep Sri Lanka in the game. Simmons was out stumped off Hasaranga while Sandakan de-ceived Chris Gayle in the flight to knock the stumps over. Nicholas Pooran struck two sixes off the chinaman bowler but his stay was ended by Chameera who got one in with a fair bit of pace to strike tim-ber. The equation for West Indies was 37 off 30 balls, and a mis-hit six by Rovman Powell further eased the pressure. But Sandakan used his googlies to good effect to send Powell and Dwayne Bravo back off succes-sive deliveries to leave West Indies at 105 for 7 after 17 overs. Despite

Holder clearing the fence off Hasa-ranga, the game was still well-poised with West Indies needing 20 off the last two overs. But Allen ensured the game didn’t head to the final over, finishing it off with three sixes off Dananjaya who ended up with fig-ures of 0 for 53.

What went wrong for Sri Lanka?Their batting in the powerplay.

West Indies employed spin straight-away as Allen and Kevin Sinclair ap-plied the stranglehold on Sri Lanka. The fact that they scored only one boundary in the first six overs tells the sorry tale of Sri Lanka, who in their attempt to get a move on also lost wickets. Danushka Gunathilaka was out to a stunning return catch by Allen, Niroshan Dickwella’s at-

tempted slog sweep off Sinclair re-sulted in a top edge while Pathum Nissanka chipped a catch to mid off to give Jason Holder a wicket as Sri Lanka were 27 for 3 at the end of the first six overs in what was a terrible start.

How did they finish with 131?Thanks to Chandimal and Banda-

ra. The pair only got together mid-way in the 10th over after Angelo Mathews fell cheaply. At the halfway stage of their innings, Sri Lanka had only managed 47 for the loss of four wickets, with only two fours and an overthrow that went to the ropes. A pull from Chandimal off Obed Mc-Coy gave Sri Lanka their first four in more than four overs and the batsman also struck a four apiece off Holder and Bravo to help his team get a move on.

The first big over came in the 16th when Bandara slog-swept McCoy for a six and then got an edge for a four, with 13 coming off the over. Chan-dimal registered a hard-working 42-ball fifty before Sri Lanka man-aged another 13-run over - courtesy Bandara who struck a six and a four off Bravo in the final over to finish unbeaten on 44 off 35 - as the visitors had something to offer to their bowl-ers to fight for.

Brief scores: Sri Lanka 131/4 in 20 overs (Dinesh Chandimal 54*, Ashen Bandara 44*; Fabian Allen 1-13) lost to West Indies 134/7 in 19 overs (Lendl Simmons 26, Nicholas Pooran 23; Lakshan Sandakan 3-29) by 3 wickets.

Icc announces decision to expand women's cricket from next cycle

DUBAI:The International Cricket Council, on Monday (March 8), announced the expansion of cricket events for women post the 2023 cy-cle, with more teams partic-ipating in both the 50-over and T20 World Cups from 2026 onwards. The ICC an-nouncement came on Inter-national Women’s Day, with the cricket governing body stating that the decision was taken as part of a “long-term commitment to growing the game globally and in a sus-tainable fashion.”

As per the revised struc-ture for global events in-volving women, there’ll be two fifty over World Cups and three 20-over World Cups from 2025 to 2031 while the ICC has also introduced a T20 Champions Cup which will be held twice in this cy-cle.

“The revised formats will give more teams the chance to compete on the global stage and important-

ly provides Members with a window to grow the game domestically and to chal-lenge internationally as the changes take place,” stated the ICC in a media release.

The 2025 50-over World Cup will involve eight teams in 31 matches while the event will be expanded to 10 teams and 48 matches in 2029. The T20 World Cups, in 2026, 2028 and 2030 will all in-clude 12 teams participating in it, with each tournament having 33 matches. The T20 Champions Cup, which is slated to be held in 2027 and 2031, will involve six teams with a total of 16 matches in each edition.

“We have a clear focus and commitment to an am-bitious long-term growth plan for the women’s game. We have been building momentum around the women’s game for the last four years investing in global broadcast coverage and marketing to drive fan

engagement,” said Manu Sawhney, the ICC Chief Ex-ecutive. “The results speak for themselves with the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020 attracting record num-bers, 1.1 billion video views, making it the most-watched women’s cricket event of all time and having 86,174 fans attending the final at the MCG, a record attendance for a women’s cricket event.

“This decision to expand our women’s events builds on these foundations and allows us to give more member countries greater opportunities to compete on a global stage. This means that more teams will also get the opportunity to com-pete in the qualification pathways for the respective ICC events over the coming years. I am sure these initia-tives will go a long way in helping us achieve our stra-tegic goal of continuing to build strength and depth in the women’s game,” he said.

Head coach Chris Silverwood has confirmed that the En-gland players taking part in the IPL will stay for the whole

tournament which means that if any are involved in the final stages, they are almost certain to miss the opening Test against New Zealand at Lord’s which begins on June 2.

The IPL schedule was confirmed on Sunday (March 7) with the play-offs tak-ing place on May 25, 26 and 28 and the final set for May 30, all at the Narendra Modi Cricket stadium in Ahmedabad. England’s two-Test series against New Zealand, recently ranked the world’s number one team until India pipped them, begins at Lord’s just two days after the IPL final. Of the 13 English players who will be playing in the IPL, seven were selected in the Test squad for parts of the series against Sri Lanka and India.

There is a reluctance within the ECB to go back on an agreement made with the players that they are allowed to play the entire IPL and also an ac-ceptance of the logistical challenges of adapting and changing plans to fly players back from series and tourna-ments in a bio-secure manner. As a re-sult, despite Silverwood saying “play-ing for your country is a big thing” he also said it was “difficult to change anything” in terms of the IPL.

“We haven’t looked at selection or anything like that for the Tests yet, but, for me, playing for your country is a big

thing,” Silverwood said. “It’s difficult to change anything so they’ll be staying for the whole IPL as it stands, yes. Lis-ten, we’ll be looking at the Test series and working our way back to see what sort of preparation we need and we ha-ven’t done that at this time. It’s some-thing we will be doing.”

It is likely that England’s manage-ment would want players to have, as a minimum, three days of red-ball train-ing before the first Test which would therefore require them to be available from May 30. But players would also need to be at home for at least a cou-ple of days before that to recover from the journey back from India, making it likely that England would only be able to consider players back in the UK by May 28.

That would rule out anyone involved in the second IPL qualifier on May 28 and the final two days later. Even if players were knocked out of the tour-nament in the Eliminator game on May 26, it would be cutting it extremely fine for them to return home and get them-selves ready for the first Test of an im-portant series having spent more than a month in a bio-secure bubble playing T20 cricket.

Of course, if none of the Test players reach the knock-out stages of the IPL, England could have a full strength team to choose from against New Zealand. But the worst case scenario for the ECB would be if the Rajasthan Royals made the IPL final, ruling Ben Stokes, Jos

Buttler and Jofra Archer out of the first Test, three of England’s first choice team in home conditions.

A number of England’s all-format players missed Tests against either Sri Lanka or India because of the ECB’s concerns about them spending the ma-jority of the first five months of this year in bio-secure bubbles, a period that includes the IPL. As a result, But-tler, Archer, Stokes, Sam Curran, Mark Wood, Jonny Bairstow, Moeen Ali and Chris Woakes all missed Tests they might otherwise have played.

The IPL playoffs and final will be played between May 25 and 30. En-

gland’s first Test against NZ is on June 2.

The IPL playoffs and final will be played between May 25 and 30. En-gland’s first Test against NZ is on June 2. ©BCCI

Silverwood once again justified En-gland’s rotation policy despite the 3-1 series loss to India. “The rotation sys-tem, I’m happy with that,” he said. “You look at the amount of cricket that we’ve played and the amount we have in front of us, we have got to be proactive in looking after our players, making sure we keep them as fresh as possible so we can keep them going as long as possible.

“We talk about working our way to-wards the Ashes and I want the squad to arrive there fit and in form, both phys-ically and mentally. It’s a tough tour, we know that, and one we’re prioritis-ing. So we want to make sure everyone arrives at that point in as good a place as possible. We have to look after our players.”

Given the packed summer schedule and then the World T20 and Ashes next winter, Silverwood confirmed that the ECB’s policy could be in place through-out the year and could extend as far to the Ashes. “It’s certainly something we have to be aware of and consider because we don’t know what the land-scape will look like from a Covid point of view yet, do we? I know things are slowly opening up, but we will be guid-ed by the medical advice and what’s happening in the country.

“We are trying to grow a group of players where we can put a strong side all the time. Again, we have to be aware that we have to look after our players. There is a whole load of crick-et coming up this summer, then we very quickly disappear abroad once our summer is finished. We’ve got to make sure we are proactive and look after our players.”

When asked if that meant players could fly home during next winter’s Ashes series, Silverwood said: “Well we have to be proactive in looking af-ter them, so it’s certainly something that we may have to look at, yes.”

Despite England’s defeat, Silver-wood said he hoped his side would be better for the experience and refuted suggestions that the rotation policy was the result of England not priori-tising the Test series against India. “’No-one took this series lightly I can promise you that, absolutely not,” he said. “We came here wanting to win this and we went hard in that first Test and won it. India then came back hard in the last three Tests.

“It’s a very difficult place to come to and win. We’ve seen that time and time again. History tells you that, not just for England but for other coun-tries as well. Don’t for one minute think we took this series lightly be-cause we didn’t. But we knew it was going to be tough.

“The vision that Joe and I have got is that we become world number one. Not only that we do that, but we stay there. I think we have the talent in there to do that. We’ve got a very good mix of experience and youth. Not everything is going to go our way, we know that. Equally, we have won six Tests in a row and been successful on the subcontinent.

“We know that we’re not the finished article and we knew India were always going to be a very tough side to beat in their own backyard. But I think the ex-periences the lads have got throughout this tour will stand them in good stead and we hopefully see the rewards of that further down the line.”

England players will stay back for IPL playoffs if needed: Silverwood

Barca has deficit to overcome to recover in Champions League

Álvaro Morata is finding his best form at the right time for Ju-ventus. Morata had not scored

in the league since December and was sidelined recently with illness but the Juventus forward has scored three times in his last two matches -- including in Saturday’s 3-1 win over Lazio. Mora-ta has scored six goals in this season’s Champions League, two more than team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo. The 36-year-old Ronaldo was given some much-needed rest at the weekend and went on only for the final 20 minutes, which should leave him fresh for Tuesday’s match against Porto. Juventus has been dealing with illness and injuries. Coach Andrea Pirlo hopes Giorgio Chiellini and Matthijs de Ligt will recover in time to play Porto. Forward Paulo Dybala is still sidelined, while Rodrigo Bentancur is also out after contracting the coronavirus. Porto also has some injury problems, including de-fender Pepe with a right leg ailment.

DORTMUND VS. SEVILLA (3-2)Borussia Dortmund’s 4-2 loss to

Bundesliga rival Bayern Munich at the weekend could leave its mark for Tues-day’s visit from Sevilla. Star striker Er-ling Haaland, who scored twice in Dort-mund’s 3-2 win over Sevilla in the first leg, was taken off early with stud marks on the back of his right ankle after a nasty challenge from Jérôme Boateng. Although Haaland told Dortmund coach Edin Terzić “it wouldn’t be a big prob-lem.” The loss in Munich marked the end of Dortmund’s four-game winning run across all competitions. The team

was without Jadon Sancho, Raphaël Guerreiro and Gio Reyna. All three face a race to be fit for Tuesday. Sevilla has been struggling since the first-leg loss to Dortmund, losing three of its four match-es since then. It is coming off a loss to rel-egation-threatened Elche in the Spanish league, and was eliminated by Barcelona in the semifinals of the Copa del Rey de-spite a 2-0 first-leg win.

PSG VS. BARCELONA (4-1)Barcelona seems like a different team

to the one which played so badly in the second half at home to PSG. Ronald Koe-man’s lineup is 16 games unbeaten in the league and the defense appears to be considerably stronger now that he has ditched the ineffective 4-3-3 formation for a 3-5-2 system which offers his central defenders more protection. Veteran de-fender Gerard Pique is a doubtful starter for the game, however, after hurting his knee midweek. A lot will rest Wednesday on Barça’s French defenders Clement Lenglet and Samuel Umtiti, with PSG

is almost at full strength. Goal-scoring winger Angel Di Maria is back from inju-ry and Neymar is close to a return after getting back to training. PSG coach Mau-ricio Pochettino may see no valid rea-son to drop the 4-2-3-1 formation which worked so well in Spain, with Kylian Mbappe helping himself to three goals despite playing wide and not as the cen-tral striker. Even though PSG defends a big lead at Parc des Princes, there may be some nerves about facing Lionel Mes-si in top form once again. PSG went out after losing 6-1 in Spain in 2017 having won the home leg 4-0. But this Barcelona lineup is not as strong as the 2017 squad, and PSG is more resilient now.

LIVERPOOL VS. LEIPZIG (2-0)The teams return to neutral territory

at the Puskas Arena in Budapest with Liverpool’s two-goal cushion perhaps not as commanding as it seems given the team’s recent problems, particularly in its injury-hit defense. The pressure is on the soon-to-be-deposed English cham-pions because winning the Champions League might be the most likely route back into the competition for next sea-son. Juergen Klopp’s squad currently sits outside the Premier League’s top four. Leipzig is on a six-game winning run in the Bundesliga and briefly took over top spot on Saturday. Leipzig coach Julian Nagelsmann omitted Angeliño from the team that beat Freiburg 3-0, but dampened hopes the Spanish winger will return in time for Liverpool. Uncharac-teristic defensive lapses helped Liver-pool in the first leg.

Bajrang Punia takes gold and number one rank in rome, bronze for KaliramanaRome: Tokyo-bound Indi-an wrestler Bajrang Punia pulled off a two-pointer in the last 30 seconds of the gold medal bout to defend his ti-tle at the Matteo Pellicone Ranking Series event, a re-sult that pushed him back to world number one rank.

Up against Mongolia’s Tulga Tumur Ochir, Bajrang was trailing 0-2 till the final moments of the 65kg final but managed to level the scores, 30 seconds from the whistle.

Since the last scoring point came from the Indian he was declared the winner on criteria on Sunday night.

Bajrang seemed to have improved upon his leg de-fence in the one-year break, forced by the coronavirus pandemic.

Bajrang was placed second in the rankings before the event and is now on top of the ranking table in the 65kg category with 14 points.

The fresh rankings are based on results of this tour-nament only. So whoever gets on top of the podium will be ranked number one in the world.

Vishal Kaliramana too im-pressed in the non-Olympic 70kg category by winning a

bronze with a 5-1 win over Syrbaz Talgat from Kazakh-stan.

Meanwhile, Narsingh Pan-cham Yadav, who recently made a return to competitive wrestling after a four-year doping ban, lost his bronze play-off 0-5 to Kazakhstan’s Daniyar Kaisanov.

He though, impressed with his power and temper-ament.

India returned with seven medals from the first Rank-ing Series event in a year with Vinesh Phogat and Sa-rita Mor winning gold and a silver respectively in the women’s event.

Greco Roman wrestlers—Neeraj (63kg), Kuldeep Malik (72kg), Naveen (130kg) — bagged three bronze medals. —PTI

Novak djokovic breaks Federer's record for most weeks as World No. 1

London: Serbian tennis great Novak Djokovic on Monday set a record for most weeks at No. 1 in the 48-year history of the ATP rankings. Djokovic entered his 311th week at the top of the rank-ings, one week longer than Swiss 20-time Grand Slam winner Roger Federer's re-cord.

Eighteen-time Grand Slam champion Djokovic grabbed his ninth Australian Open title last month. Federer had set the record in July 2012, surpassing American Pete Sampras' record of 286 weeks.

Djokovic, 33, had fallen to No. 22 in May 2018 amid a series of injuries and down-turn in form. However, he

stormed back into the top five after winning Wimble-don and the US Open in 2018 and following that up with a win at the 2019 Australian Open and 2019 Wimbledon.

Federer, Djokovic and Spain's Rafael Nadal have dominated men's singles ten-nis, particularly the Grand Slams, for nearly two de-cades.

From the 2003 Wimbledon to the 2021 Australian Open, the three players have won 58 out of 70 Grand Slams. They won 18 consecutive slams from the 2005 French Open to Wimbledon in 2009, and 13 consecutive slams from the 2017 Australian Open to the 2020 Australian Open. — IANS