11Greater Kashmir SRINAGAR | December 23, 2016, Friday

OFFICE OF THE CHILD DEVELOPMENT PROJECT OFFICERICDS PROJECT KUNZER

(Member Secretary District Level Selection Committee)

Sub: Extension of Advertisement Notice.Due to poor response from the public and prevailing situation the advertisement Notice issued by this office Vide No. CDPO/ICDS/Kz/Estt/2016/257-60 dated:- 06-10-2016 published on 10-10-2016 in Daily Srinagar Times for which the last date was fixed on 31-10-2016 is here by extended for a period of 07 days from the date this notice is published in News Paper for the below mentioned AW centres. The Applicants are requested to submitted their application forms in the office of ICDS Kunzer/Tangmarg up to the last date.

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Name of the ICDS Project

Name of the Village

Name of the approved location/Hamlet where

AWC is to be established

Name of the post Remarks

1. Kunzer Kralweth Beigh Mohalla Kralweth AW Helper Re-Allocation

Sd/ Child Development Project Officer DIPK: 8839 ICDS Project Kunzer

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IMMEDIATELY REQUIREDVoluntary Medicare Society immediately requires the services for its P&O workshop.

S. No Name of Post Eligibility01 Bench Worker The candidate should be 10th pass having

knowledge of computers.The applications can be submitted personally or through mail.Last date for the submission of applications is 27th of Dec. 2016.VENUE: Voluntary Medicare Society, Bemina Byepass near Hajj

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OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT INFORMATION OFFICER PULWAMA

EXTENSION NOTICEThis notice is in continuation to our Notification No DIC/PUL-174/2016 issued on 30-11-2016 for hosting of Mushaira. The last date for registration is hereby extended to 28/12/2016. All other conditions remain unchanged.DIPK-9029 SD/- District Information Officer

Pulwama

GOVT. OF JAMMU & KASHMIR

SERVICES SELECTION BOARD SEHKARI BHAWAN, RAIL HEAD COMPLEX, JAMMU

NoticeSubject:-Supernumerary posts under the Hon'ble PM Package in 2010.All the petitioners of the petitions, (1) LPA No.207/2012 in SWP No.1606/2016 titled Ajay Raina Vs State (2) SWP No.242/2013 titled Manoj Kumar Vs State (3) SWP No.244/2013 titled Vijay Safaya Vs State (4) SWP No.251/2013 titled Pinkey Razdan Vs State (5)SWP No.247/2013 titled Deepak Kumar Dhar Vs State (6) SWP No. 1757/2012 titled Sunil Kumar Dhar Vs State (7) SWP No.1785/2012 titled Sanjay Pandita Vs State (8) SWP No.1756/2012 titled Sandeep Kumar Bhat Vs State (9) SWP No. 411/2013 titled Madhu Bala Vs State or any other petitioner who has filed any other petition on the subject are hereby notified to submit the complete particulars of their applications for which they had applied and taken part in selection process indicating the posts/item numbers pursuant to advertisement notice(s) issued in the year 2010 regarding the subject. The petitioners are informed to submit following information to the Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board, Central Office, Jammu by or before 30.12.2016.1. Complete particulars (Name, Parentage, address of the valley/present address,

contact No. DOB, Educational Qualification).2. Name of the post applied, Item No, along with application

number and copy of proof.3. Writ petition Number, wherein the candidate is a petitioner.DIPK-9025 Sd/- Secretary

Services Selection Board Jammu

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Berlin attack affirms my proposal to ban Muslims: TrumpWashington, Dec 22: US President-elect Donald Trump has said that the deadly truck attack on a Christmas market in Berlin proved that he was correct to propose barring Muslims from entering the US.

"All along, I've been proven to be right. One-hun-dred-percent correct. What's happening is disgraceful," Trump told reporters on Wednesday outside his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida. According to a report in the Washing-ton Post, Trump did not walk back the proposals after he was asked by the media whether he was rethinking or re-evaluating them in the wake of a fresh terrorist attack in Berlin.

"You know my plans," Trump said.

He went on to add that the attack on a Berlin Christmas

market, which was claimed by the Islamic State, had vindicated him. German authorities were seek-ing a 24-year-old Tunisian migrant, who they say has ties to Islamist extremists, in connection with the attack, which killed 12 people.

Earlier, Trump had in a

statement called for a tem-porary ban on Muslims entering the US and has expressed openness to a reg-istry of Muslims already in the country.

However, the proposal was sharply criticised by Republicans and Democrats alike. He was also asked about his characterisation of the Berlin attack as an attack on Christians.

"The IS and other terrorists continually slaughter Chris-tians in their communities and places of worship as part of their global jihad," Trump had said in a statement issued after the attack on Monday.On Wednesday, Trump appeared unfamiliar with the statement issued in his name.

"Who said that?" Trump countered, challenging the reporter. "It's an attack on humanity and it's got to be stopped." IANS

Pak to attend trilateral meet with Russia, ChinaIslamabad, Dec 22: Paki-stan today said its for-eign secretary will travel to Russia to participate in a trilateral meeting with Russia and China next week which will dis-cuss key regional issues including peace process in Afghanistan. "The For-eign Secretary will lead the Pakistani delegation in this meeting. This is an exist-ing forum for undertaking informal discussions on issues of regional peace and stability, including situation in Afghanistan," Foreign Office (FO) spokes-man Nafees Zakaria said at the weekly press briefing here.

The trilateral meeting will be held on December 27 and peace in Afghani-stan will be on the top of the agenda due to increas-ing threat of ISIS to Central Asia, which is considered as Russian backyard, There are also reports of contacts

between Taliban and Rus-sian officials as the latter recognise the importance of Taliban in checking the threat of ISIS.

Zakaria said peace and stability in Afghanistan was in the interest of Pakistan and the entire region. PTI

'I never attended school': Pakistan President Islamabad, Dec 22: Paki-stan President Mamnoon Hussain has said that he never attended a school and missed out on its joys as he was home schooled due to "various reasons". Hussain was speaking at a function at the Cadet College Hassanab-dal near Islamabad yester-day where he told students to follow in the footsteps of Pakistan's founder M A Jinnah to better meet the challenges that the country is facing.

"When asked about the president's comment regarding his own edu-cation, alumni relations officer at the cadet college

Syed Mohammad Ali said the president was home schooled due to various rea-sons," the Dawn reported.

Hussain belongs to Paki-stan's financial hub Karachi where he settled after his family migrated from Agra

during the partition. He rose from humble beginnings to become the president of the country.

He is considered as con-fidante of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif who approved his appointment to the top job due to his loyalty to Sharif and his Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz party.

Soon after his appoint-ment as president, Hussain said in one of his interviews that he had also attended a religious seminary in Kara-chi. It is for the first time that he said that he was deprived of formal modern schooling. PTI

CBSE to introduce test for teachers aspiring to be principalsNew Delhi, Dec 22: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is working on introducing a Principal Eli-gibility Test (PET) for teach-ers aspiring to become school heads. According to a circu-lar, the proposal was ratified by the Governing Body in its meeting held yesterday. "The

Board has decided to conduct the Principal Eligibility Test (PET) for aspiring teachers to become principal and for existing principals, who fulfill the minimum qualifications of Principal as laid down in rule 53 (I) of Affiliation Bye laws of the Board," the circu-lar issued by the CBSE said.

However, it added that the amendment shall not be applicable to the principals of Government schools.

The eligibility and modal-ities for introducing the Principal Eligibility Test (PET) will be notified by the Board in due course of time, it added. PTI

Communalist forces given free hand: Jama’at-e-IslamiSrinagar, Dec 22: Jama’at-e-Islami (JeI) Jammu Kashmir today accused the government of what it termed as “following agenda of communalist forces to dilute the Muslim majority character and disputed status of Jammu and Kashmir.” “The communalist forces holding the reigns in Delhi as well as Jammu and Kashmir are given free hand by ruling party following their agenda of diluting the Muslim majority character and disputed nature of Jammu and Kashmir for which they are utilising both Supreme Court as well as the state machinery,” the Jama’at spokesman advocate Zahid Ali, in a statement today, said.

The spokesman strongly denounced what he said, ‘these ill-designed moves’ and impressed upon “the legal luminaries and intellectuals of the valley to formulate an effective action plan to defeat this sinister plan and inform the world that India accepted the disputed nature of J and K in 1947 itself when Indian constitution was yet to be framed and promised to pro-vide the right of self determination to the people of J and K.”

Saghar concerned over granting domicile to WP refugeesIslamabad, Dec 22: The vice president of Democratic Free-dom Party Mehmood Ahmed Saghar while expressing seri-ous concern over government's move to grant domicile certificate to West Pakistan Refugees has said termed it as “part of greater conspiracy intended to convert Muslim majority state into a minority.” "The nefarious plan to settle outsiders in Kashmir is a direct threat to state's religious and cultural identity", Saghar said this in statement.

“It is actually the BJP calling shots on the ground. Had the PDP legislators an iota of respect for public mandate they would have preferred to resign rather than acting like lame ducks on the issue of this issue of vital national interest,” Saghar said. Urging pro-freedom leadership to devise a joint mechanism he said that it was high time that all political forces as well as the civil society representatives should join hands to frustrate nefarious design of the government of India.

Hurriyat demands immediate release of prisonersSrinagar, Dec 22: Senior Hurriyat leader Ghulam Nabi Waseem on Thursday expressed concern over the dete-riorating health condition of senior Hurriyat Leader, Farooq Ahmad Dugga. Dugga is languishing in Tihar jail from the last seven years. According to a statement, Waseem said that he came to know that Dugga is being denied basic medical and health facilities because of which his health condition is deteriorating. “This is not a solitary case,” Waseem said. “All the leaders of Kashmir including Ghulam Jeelani Laloo, Muhammad Sidiq Ghanai and others are also facing same problems,” he said. KNS

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