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These utilities have evolved from government departments to electricity boards and then to the corporations. Few states like Delhi and Orissa have privatized. J&K Power Development Department is still at the fi rst step of this evolution, it is still a government department

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These utilities have evolved from government

These utilities have evolved from government

These utilities have evolved from government departments to

These utilities have evolved from government departments to electricity boards

corporations. Few states

These utilities have evolved from government departments to electricity boards

corporations. Few states

have evolved from government departments to electricity boards

corporations. Few states

have evolved from government departments to electricity boards and then to the corporations. Few states

from government departments to electricity boards and then to the corporations. Few states like Delhi and Orissa

from government departments to electricity boards and then to the corporations. Few states like Delhi and Orissa

departments to electricity boards and then to the corporations. Few states like Delhi and Orissa have privatized. J&K

departments to electricity boards and then to the corporations. Few states like Delhi and Orissa have privatized. J&K

electricity boards and then to the corporations. Few states like Delhi and Orissa have privatized. J&K Power Development

electricity boards and then to the corporations. Few states like Delhi and Orissa have privatized. J&K Power Development

and then to the corporations. Few states like Delhi and Orissa have privatized. J&K Power Development Department is still

and then to the corporations. Few states like Delhi and Orissa have privatized. J&K Power Development Department is still

corporations. Few states like Delhi and Orissa have privatized. J&K Power Development Department is still at the fi rst step of

corporations. Few states like Delhi and Orissa have privatized. J&K Power Development Department is still at the fi rst step of

like Delhi and Orissa have privatized. J&K Power Development Department is still at the fi rst step of this evolution, it is

have privatized. J&K Power Development Department is still at the fi rst step of this evolution, it is

have privatized. J&K Power Development Department is still at the fi rst step of this evolution, it is still a government

have privatized. J&K Power Development Department is still at the fi rst step of this evolution, it is still a government

Power Development Department is still at the fi rst step of this evolution, it is still a government

Department is still at the fi rst step of this evolution, it is still a government

Department is still at the fi rst step of this evolution, it is still a government

at the fi rst step of this evolution, it is still a government department

at the fi rst step of this evolution, it is still a government department

this evolution, it is still a government department

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Regional O� ce Kashmir New Colony SoporeMs. Shazia Hamid Geelani D/O Ab.Hamid Geelani R/O Fair Bank ColonyRawalpora Srinagar (Kashmir)O� ce Assistant Code No T240

Sub. Unauthorise Absence from duties1. Whereas you, Ms. Shazia Hamid Geelani (O� ce Assistant Code

No T 240) proceeded on 25 days privilege w.e.f 16.8.2014 to 11.9.2014 (both days inclusive) sanctioned by this o� ce vide order NO:-JKGB/ROK/per/2014 dated 02.8.2014. In terms of said order, you were required to resume duties on 12.9.2014.

2. Whereas you, Ms. Shazia Hamid Geelani, instead of resuming your duties on the above said date, sought extension of leave vide application dated 25.9.2014 for 30 days and then again vide application dated 13.11.2014 for further period of four months.Both these requests for extensoin of your leave were rejected as you are not entitled to any leave owing to the reason that there is not su� cient privilege leave due to you.

3. Whereas, consequent upon your non-compliance to the orders/ instructions of the bank ,you, Ms. Shazia Hamid Geelani , were repeatedly advised to resume your duties vide various communications sent to you on your last known addresss vide our o� ce letters under reference No.’s (i) JKGB/ROK/Per /Sta� /14 -447 dated 7.11.2014, and (ii) JKGB/ROK/Per /Sta� /14 -481 dated 28.11.2014.You did not comply with these instructions of the bank and continued to remain unauthorisedly on leave and absented yourself from duties, purportedly on health grounds when you had gone to Chennai for your marrainge.

4. Whereas you, Miss Shazia Hamid Geelani, are hereby once again advised/noticed through this public notice to resume your duties within 15 days from the publication of this notice .In case you ,Miss Shazia Geelani, fail to resume duties on health grounds, you are advised to present yourself before the District Medical Board at Srinagar within 15 days for con� rming/ or otherwise, that your sickness needs/ or does not need, complete bed rest from the date of publication of this notice failing which it shall be presumed that you, Miss Shazia Hamid Geelani, are no longer interested in services of the Bank and the bank shall be constrained/ forced to proceed in the matter accordingly under rules.

Sd/- A. H. KhanSr. Manager Personnel

Regional O� ce Kashmir

Not privatization; Unbundling of PDD on cardsIt will facilitate revenue generation: Govt

15-day state-level exhibition beginsGK NEWS NETWORK

Jammu, Jan 10: Financial Commissioner, Industries and Commerce, Khurshid Ahmed Ganai inaugurated a State-level Exhibition-Cum-Sale at Dusseh-ra Ground, Gandhi Nagar, here this afternoon. The exhibition shall continue for fifteen days.

Speaking on the occasion, Ganai appreciated the efforts of the Handicraft department for providing genuine products to the buyers without exploita-tion of the middlemen.

The Financial Commissioner Industries and Commerce said that state’s handicrafts and han-dlooms are linked to its ancient civilization, heritage and culture

and they have enjoyed the privi-lege and patronage of the royal Kings and Mughals in the past.

He asked the offices of the department to explore modern marketing channels in interna-tional market to promote sale of Dogri and Kashmiri handicrafts.

Earlier, Cultural Wing of Information Department orga-nized a programme to mark the inaugural day of the exhibition.

The artists presented Dogri, Punjabi, Sufiana and Kash-miri songs which were highly applauded by the audience.

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Jan 10: Unbundling of Power Development Department (PDD) is a “legal requirement” that will facilitate “revenue generation from consumers”, Development Commissioner, Power, Asgar Ali Majaz, said. He, however, cleared that there is no proposal of priva-tization as of now.

“Unbundling is a legal require-ment under J&K Electricity Act, 2010. The generation, transmis-sion and distribution functions in almost all other states in India are being carried out by autonomous organizations,” Majaz said in an official handout.

“These utilities have evolved from government departments to electricity boards and then to the corporations. Few states like Delhi and Orissa have privatized. J&K Power Development Department is still at the first step of this evolu-tion, it is still a government depart-ment,” the statement said.

“Generation utility in J&K was carved out of JKPDD in 1995 and corporatized. Since then genera-tion is looked after by J&K Sate Power Development Corporation (JKSPDC),” he said.

“However, the transmission and distribution are still vertically integrated. Post corporatization of Transmission and Distribution functions, the successor utilities in other states have improved consid-erably. T&D losses have reduced and quality of power has improved. It has also helped in capacity build-

ing as corporations specialize in single function against three as in bundled organizations,” he said.

He said reforms were badly needed in the PDD. “The existing structure of JKPDD is not suitable for the reforms. The Transmission and Distribution functions of the department are clubbed together due to which distribution does not receive sufficient attention. Further, J&K Power Development lacks functional autonomy due to which (resolution of) important issues get delayed,” he said, adding that as a government department the JKPDD also does not qualify for certain investments.

“Post corporatization/unbun-dling of the department, there will

be a total of four successor compa-nies: Two distribution companies, one each for Jammu and Kashmir provinces. They will look after dis-tribution system at 66kV voltage level and below and collect revenue from the consumers; One transmis-sion company for the entire state which will look after transmission of power at 220kV and 132kV level. The transmission company shall also look after State Load Dispatch Centre (SLDC) at Gladni, Jammu and Sub SLDC at Bemina Srinagar. Besides, there will be one Holding Company which will buy power for the two distribution companies. It will have equity in two distribu-tion companies. Each company will be headed by a Managing

Director,” he said. “All the companies will be state-

owned. “The proposal has been prepared

with the assistance of consultant M/S PWC and has been approved by the state cabinet. All companies already stand registered. However, the companies will start function-ing once notification to this effect is issued by the government and Managing Directors are appoint-ed,” he said.

“This will, however, be the sub-ject to consultation with all stake-holders including employees of the department. As it is the employ-ees of the department who have to make successor companies func-tion successfully.”

ICICI Bank opens branch in SoporeSrinagar, Jan 10: ICICI Bank today com-missioned a branch in Sopore. District Devel-opment Commissioner Baramulla Farooq Ahmad Bhat inaugu-rated the branch.

With the opening of this branch the bank has taken the tally of its branch network to 36 and ATMs to 54 in Jammu and Kashmir.

Present among others on the occasion were DBM Karan Nagar Tauseef Ahmad, BM Sopore Mansoor Habib and Cluster Head Latif Ahmad.

HIGH COURT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR SRINAGARCase No: PIL 17/2014 Dated : 30th DEC, 2014 MOHAMMAD AHSAN UNTOO VERSUS STATE & ORS

ORDER SHEETCORAM:HON'BLE Mr JUSTICE Muza� ar Hussain Attar-JudgeHON'BLE Mr Justice Ali Mohammad Magray-JudgeWhether approved for reporting :

FOR THE PETITIONER/s : M/S. MIR MAJID BASHIR & B.A.TAKFOR THE RESPONDENT/s: MR. S.A.NAIK, Sr. AAG & NASIR QADIRIMUZAFFAR HUSSAIN ATTAR (oral)

1/ Despite opportunities, response has not been � led by respondents 1 to 6. Mr. Nasir, learned counsel for respondent No.7, sought time to � le response.

2/ The issues raised in this PIL are of signi� cant importance from the public point of view. This petition has been � led with the benign hope of regulating the working and functioning of the tuition centres. Serious allegations have been made in this PIL about the functioning and working of the tuition centres/coaching centres. It is stated in the petition that neither the Government nor the owners of these tuition centres/coaching centres are complying with the Jammu & Kashmir Regulation Of Private Tuition Centres Rules of 2010 (for short Rules of 2010), noti� ed vide Government Order No. 435-Edu of 2010 dated 30th April, 2010.

3/ Mr. Naik, learned Sr.AAG, in all fairness, stated at the bar that most of the tuition centres/coaching centres are not complying with the Rules of 2010.

4/ Acquiring knowledge through the process of education is one of the important and basic human rights of an individual. Education plays a vital role in taking an individual from the darkness to light. A society, which is educated, can be said to be a most developed society. The persons, who are charged with the duty of imparting education have, in fact, an onerous duty to discharge. The teachers, who impart education, are more respected members of the society. In their hands lies the future of a nation. Unfortunately, in present times, in some cases, this profession of teaching has been converted into a commercial activity.

5/ The State Government, being repository of rights of the people, is duty bound to ensure that quality education is provided to the students and all the facilities, which are required for providing such education, have to be provided by the owners of tuition centres, who, in common parlance, are called coaching centres.

6/ The State, on its part, has accorded sanction for framing of Rules of 2010 but unfortunately these rules have not been implemented at the ground level. It is alleged that even unregistered tuition centres/coaching centres are functioning and no authority is bothered to deal with them when they have authority to take action, in terms of Rules of 2010.

7/ The learned State counsel could not inform the Court as to whether the Competent Authority and Monitoring Committee has been appointed by the Government in terms of Rules of 2010. In this backdrop, we, at this stage, issue the following directions :"a/ A Committee of O� cers, comprising of Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir, Director, School

Education, Kashmir & Inspector General of Police, Kashmir, is constituted. This Committee will be headed by the Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir and it will function till such time, the Competent Authority and Monitoring Committee, in terms of Rules of 2010, are appointed. It is however, made clear that in case the Competent Authority and Monitoring Committee stands already appointed, even then, the aforestated Committee shall function till further orders from the Court to give e� ect to the Rules of 2010;

b/ The aforestated Committee shall forthwith close down all unregistered tuition centres/coaching centres, wherever functioning in the Kashmir Division;

c/ The Committee shall ensure that in the vicinity of these tuition centres/coaching centres, CCTV cameras are installed;

d/ The Committee shall also forthwith ensure keeping of police personnel on duty in the areas where the tuition centres/coaching centres are located and are functioning ;

e/ The Committee shall immediately direct all the Deputy Commissioners of Kashmir Division to visit all the tuition centres/coaching centres along with Chief Education O� cers of the respective Districts and � nd out as to whether appropriate facilities, in terms of Rules of 2010, are being provided to the students. They shall also be directed to ensure that the tuition centres/coaching centres notify and display monthly tuition fee charged from the students, subject-wise/ class-wise/ course-wise. It shall also be ensured that all the tuition centres/coaching centres notify and display the detailed particulars of its faculty members including their quali� cation and experience;

f/ The Committee shall also ensure that all the registered tuition centres/coaching centres provide free admission up to 10% of its total intake capacity in each class/course for the students, who happen to be destitute, orphans or who belong to the families living below the poverty line. In order to give e� ect to the aforesaid directions, the Committee shall get a notice published in two Daily News Papers informing this class of students about the bene� t to which they are entitled in terms of this order for seeking admission in these tuition centres/coaching centres;

g/ The owners of tuition centres/coaching centres shall take all necessary steps in maintaining moral values in and around the tuition centres/coaching centres. It is further provided that any untoward incident which may happen within the premises of the tuition centres/coaching centres or in their close vicinity will make the owners/managers of the tuition centres/coaching centres liable of the legal action, which will be initiated against them, including closing down of the tuition centres/coaching centres ;

h/ The tuition centres/coaching centres functioning in the Kashmir Division shall � le Undertaking before the Registrar Judicial of this Court, within seven days from today, that they will comply with the mandate contained in Jammu and Kashmir Regulation Of Private Tuition Centres Rules of 2010 and the directions contained in this order;

8/ The Registrar Judicial shall inform the Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir - Head of the aforementioned Committee, about compliance of this order, who shall, thereafter, undertake an exercise as to how many tuition centers/coaching centres have not complied with the directions of this order and shall immediately close down such tuition centers/coaching centres till further orders from the Court.

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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

DIRECTORATE OF AGRICULTURE, KMRSubject: Select list of candidates for Class-IV posts in Agriculture Department (Divisional Cadre)

Kashmir appointment thereof.Reference: Noti� cation No: 01 of 2014 dated: 24.12.2014 issued under endorsement No: Agri/

Estt/NG/2014-15/3813, dated: 24.12.2014.AGRICULTURE ORDER NO. 04/ESTT OF 2015

DATED: 08.01.2015As recommended by the Divisional Level Selection Committee for recruitment of Class-IV vacancies in Agriculture Department, sanction is hereby accorded to the temporary appointment of candidates against di� erent categories of Class-IV posts in Agriculture Department (Divisional Cadre) Kashmir viz; Gardener, Mali, Orderly, Lab Attendant and Night Chowkidar in the pay scale of 4440-7440 plus grade pay of Rs. 1300/= as per Annexure-I, II, III, IV and V to this order, subject to following conditions. The appointees shall report to Director Agriculture Kashmir Lalmandi along with the following certi� cates/ documents in original within a period of (21) Twenty one days from the date of issuance of this Order.

1. Age and Health Certificate. 2. Academic Quali� cation Certi� cates. 3. Permanent Resident Certi� cate. 4. Category Certi� cate. 5. No loan Certi� cate under Self Employment Scheme from DIC concerned and

Employment department. If on veri� cation, the certi� cates produced by the appointees are proved fake or forged, the appointment shall be cancelled abinitio. The appointment shall be subject to the production of Character and Antecedents Certi� cate to be issued by the Inspector General of Police, CID. In case, any of the appointee does not join within the stipulated time period his/her appointment shall be deemed to have been cancelled without issuing any further notice to him/her. Sd/- (Mushtaq Peerzada) KAS DIPK-9643 Director of Agriculture Kashmir

Issued through: Information & Publications, Department of Agriculture Kmr.Annexure-I to Agriculture Order No: 04/Estt of 2015 dated: 08/01/2015

Appointment of Class-IV (Gardeners)S. No NAME PARENTAGE ADDRESS DISTRICT CATEGORY1 Zahid Mohd Wani Gh Mohd Wani Hatigam Anantnag Genl2 Rayees Ahmad Khan Abdul Rahman Khan Chittergul Shangus Anantnag Genl3 Khalid Abdullah Dar Mohammad Abdullah Dar Sunsooma Anantnag Genl4 Muzamel Ahmad Baba Abdul Ahad Baba Arrigutnoo Kulgam RBA5 Arshad Ahmed Mohd Miyan Dringla Karnah Kupwara Sch. Tribe6 Sunil Kumar Raj Kumar Chhan Matloni Kathua Sch. Caste7 Parvaiz Ahmad Rather Farooq Ahmad Rather Kangan Ganderbal Genl8 Mudasir Ahmad Ganaie Wali Mohammad Ganaie Koil Pulwama Genl9 Farooq Ahmad Wani Abdul Rashid Wani Bashara Pulwama Pulwama Genl10 Sabzar Ahmad Hajam Gulam Mohammad Hajam Sirhama Bijbehara Anantnag Soc. Caste11 Zuhaib Hussain Mohammad Hussain Wani Zadibal Srinagar Genl12 Naseer Ahmad Mir Gh Hyder Mir Tahab Pulwama Pulwama Genl

13 Mohd Shahid Hajam Gh Rasool Hajam Azad Colony Batpora Srinagar Genl

14 Asif Ahmad Wani Asadullah Wani Hardu Shhichen Anantnag RBA15 Rehana Akhter Mohd Rajab Bhat Mattan Anantnag Genl16 Sumayyah Rasool Ghulam Rasool Wani Safakadal Srinagar Genl17 Aamir Salam Rather Ab Salam Rather Hallan Chowgund Anantnag Genl18 Mohd Aarif Akhoon Gh Nabi Akhoon Gushi Kupwara Genl19 Tabish Hilal Qadri Hilal Ahmad Qadri Batapora Srinagar Genl

20 Ghulam Mohamad Hurrey Ghulam Ahmad Hurrey Chountiwari

Machil Kupwara ALC

21 Shahista Bashir Bashir Ahmad Magray Chatripora Pulwama Genl22 Shigufta Shaheen Mohammad Yaqoob Dar Bijhbehara Anantnag Genl23 Saima Amin Mohammad Amin Bhat Ellahi Bagh Srinagar Genl24 Adil Hassan Gh. Hassan Rather Chandrigam Anantnag RBA25 Syeed Sajjad Syed Haider Saliskote Sankoo Kargil Sch. Tribe

Annexure-II to Agriculture Order No: 04/Estt of 2015 dated:08/01/2015 Appointment of Class-IV (Malis)

S. No NAME PARENTAGE ADDRESS DISTRICT CATEGORY1 Arif Majeed Abdul Majeed Lone Ugjan Anantnag Genl2 Ashiq Hussain Shah Gh Mohi Ud Din Shah Kuchmulla Pulwama Genl3 Mohammad Ra� q Dar Sona Ullah Dar Wakura Ganderbal Genl4 Bilal Ahmad Lone Lassi Mohd Lone Chatripora Kulgam RBA5 Syed Sajjad Syed Haider Saliskote Kargil Sch. Tribe6 Krishan Lal Girdhari Lal Chak Bana Jammu Sch. Caste

Annexure-III to Agriculture Order No: 04/Estt of 2015 dated:08/01/2015Appointment of Class-IV (Orderly)

S. No NAME PARENTAGE ADDRESS DISTRICT CATEGORY1 Aa� yat Amin Wani Mohammed Amin Wani Burzahama Srinagar Genl2 Nelofar Akther Gh Mohd Khan Batapora Srinagar Genl3 Rabiya Rasool Gh Rasool Bhat Dalgate Srinagar Genl4 Sheikh Zahoor Ahmad Ab Kabir Sheikh Lisser Chowalgam Anantnag RBA5 Syed Sajjad Syed Haider Saliskote Kargil ST

Annexure-IV to Agriculture Order No: 04/Estt of 2015 dated:08/01/2015 Appointment of Class-IV (Lab Attendant)

S. No NAME PARENTAGE ADDRESS DISTRICT CATEGORY1 Javid Ahmad Ganie Abdul Rehman Ganie Shirpora Pattan Baramulla Genl

Annexure-V to Agriculture Order No: 04/Estt of 2015 dated:08/01/2015 Appointment of Class-IV (Night Chowkidar)

S. No NAME PARENTAGE ADDRESS DISTRICT CATEGORY1 Zulfkar Ahmad Mohd Ra� q Parray Palpora Sonwar Srinagar Genl

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JAMMU AND KASHMIR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONRESHAM GARH COLONY, BAKSHI NAGAR, JAMMU-180001

(www.jkpsc.nic.in)

Subject: J&K Combined Competitive (Preliminary) Examination, 2014.

NOTICE DATED: 08.01.2015

It is hereby noti� ed for the information of eligible candidates who have applied for the posts under Combined Competitive Examination, 2014 in response to Noti� cation No.PSC/Exm/2014/36 dated 24.04.2014 that the Preliminary Examination which was postponed earlier shall now be held on 01.03.2015 (Sunday) in two sessions. The Admit Cards/Call Letters shall be dispatched to the candidates in the � rst week of February, 2015. The candidates can also download the same from the o� cial website of the Commission http://www.jkpsc.nic.in from 20th of February, 2015 onwards.Day & Date Subject Time

Sunday, 01.03.2015 Paper I (General Studies) 10.00 A.M. to 12.00 P.M.Paper II (Optional Subject) 02.00 P.M. to 04.00 P.M.

Sd/- (Shakeel ul Rehman), KAS

Secretary & Controller of Examinations,DIPK-9649 J&K Public Service Commission.

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