11Greater Kashmir SRINAGAR | February 2, 2015, Monday

OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL

GOVT. DEGREE COLLEGE DOORUDOORU, ANANTNAG, KASHMIR-192211

RE-TENDER NOTICESealed tenders bearing Rs. 10/= revenue stamp are invited from the registered /authorised Printing Press holders for the printing and supply of the following material. The samples of the stationary items are available in the College administrative section on all working days from the date of publication of this notice. The tenders shall reach to the offi ce of the undersigned by or before 7th February 2015 upto 3: 00 pm. The tender/s received by or before 30/01/ 2015 is/are also entertained. The tenders shall have to be accompanied with the following documents:1. Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) for Rs. 10,000/= pledged to the undersigned.2. Registration Certifi cate of the Printing Press/Publication House.3. Latest unit existence certifi cate issued by the Registering Authority.4. Latest Taxes Clearance Certifi cate (TCC) and Tax Identifi cation

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S.No. Name of item1. Prospect-cum-Admissions Forms.2. Students Identity Cards.3. College Magazine.4. Blank Registers (100 leaves)5. Blank Registers (200 leaves)6. File covers.Note: The samples of the material can be had from the College Administrative Offi ce against the cash payment of Rs. 100/= (Non refundable) the successful tenderer shall be bound to print/supply additional material, if required, to the college on the approved rates during the year.

Sd/- ( Dr. A. M. Wani) Principal

OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMANJEHLUM EDUCATION TRUST

BARAMULLA, KASHMIR

NoticeIn continuation to this offi ce advertisement notice published in Greater Kashmir dated 12.12.2014 applications are invited from the candidates having qualifi cation M. Ed or MA Education with B. Ed with more than 55% marks in post graduation for the following posts:01 Lecturer Urdu MA Urdu with M. Ed

(Recently retired persons can also apply)02 Lecturers M. Sc, M. Ed, MA, M. Ed

(Recently retired persons can also apply)The applications will be received in this offi ce during offi ce hours upto 5/02/2015.

SD/- CHAIRMAN

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Office of the Medical Superintendent

Gousia Hospital Khanyar, SrinagarTel. No. 0194-2452697 e-mail: bpmkhanyar@gmail.com

Tender Notice For DG SetSealed tenders affixed with Rs.5/- revenue stamps are invited for and on behalf of the Governor of Jammu & Kashmir State, from the Original Manufactures/Authorized dealer, of approved Brand and make of at National level who are registered with Health & Medical Education Department of J&K State for SUPPLY, INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING OF 62.5 KWA DIESEL GENERATOR SET separately for water cooled and Air cool as per the below mentioned detail given. These tender documents can be had on written request during all working days up to 09-02-2015 and are also available on the website www.jkhealth.org and can be downloaded from the website.The cost of tender document which is Non-refundable should be enclosed with the Envelope containing Tender Documents in the shape of Demand Draft of Rs.750/- (Rupees Seven Hundred Fifty only) for general bidders and Rs.200/- (Rupees Two Hundred Only) for State SSI Unit holders.Without the Demand Draft the tender shall be rejected out rightly. The tender shall be submitted in a sealed envelope, duly super-scribed as Tender for SUPPLY, INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING OF 62.5 KWA DIESEL GENERATOR SET for the year-2014-15 addressed to the Medical Superintendent, Government Gousia Hospital, Srinagar and should reach to this office by or before 09-02-2015 up to 03:00 pm. The sealed tender(s) should be personally deposited in the office of the undersigned or can be sent by Registered Post. Tenders received after due date shall not be entertained; the postal delay shall not be the responsibility of the department. The tender(s) will be opened on 10-02-2015 at 12:30 pm or any subsequent and convenient date in presence of any intending supplier/any other authorized representative who may be present. The undersigned reserves the right to accept or reject any tender or any part of the tender without assigning any reasons thereof.The intending tenderer(s) shall have to deposit an amount Rs.20,000/- (Rs Twenty Thousand Only) for general bidders and Rs.5,000/- (Rupees Five Thousand Only) in case of SSI Unit holders for aforesaid group as token Refundable Earnest Money in the shape of CDR / FDR from any Nationalized / Scheduled Bank preferably Jammu and Kashmir Bank Ltd pledged to the Medical Superintendent, Government Gousia Hospital, Khanyar, Srinagar. The tender without Earnest Money Deposit shall out rightly be rejected. In the event of any of above mentioned dates being declared as Holidays/closed day then the tenders will be opened on the next working day at the scheduled time.

Sd/- Medical SuperintendentDIPK-10692 Govt. Gousia Hospital SrinagarN

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CALLOUS ATTITUDE OF PHE AUTHORITIES HAS SENT SHOCK WAVES

AMONG SMALL FIRM HOLDERS OF J&K STATE.In a Review Meeting dating back 2013 regarding procurement of Machinery and equipment conducted by the then Hon'ble Minister through a circular issued on 18-11-2013, impressing upon the PHE/I&FC departments of J&K to route all the purchases of Machinery and equipment through M&P Divisions of Jammu and Kashmir respectively, thereby arresting the powers of territorial PHE Mech. Divisions for fl oating tenders of such nature of jobs at Divisional level. The fl imsy reasons given were that this exercise will centralize the whole tendering process at provincial level and make it cost effective. The briefi ng furnished to the Minister by a few motivated fraternity members was done with a view to oblige a few agencies of their choice. These uncalled for initiatives had sent shock waves among numerous small fi rm holders across the state and they apprised the then Hon'ble Minister about their diffi culties, who in turn had assured these of forthwith relief. This is worth mention here that tens of thousands of educated unemployed youth eke out their livelihood from these meager jobs. Notwithstanding the fact that these diminutive level tenders are fl oated by the respective PHE Mech. Departments by following strict cordial pressures. The cost and quality factors are monitored strictly as per laid down norms. Taking cue of the political statement the motivated elements are raking up such unwanted initiatives time and again, constraining to small fi rm holders to converge on roads. The associations of these fi rm holders across the spectrum have made a fervent appeal to Hon'ble Governor to look into these anomalies personally.

Sd/- Principal

GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT PROGRAMME OFFICER ICDS

PULWAMA/SHOPIAN

EXTENSION NOTICEThe due date of NIQ published in daily Rising Kashmir under DIPK NO. 10384 Dated 24-01-2015 followed by the corrigendum under endorsement No. DPO/ICDS/Pul-spn/Non- Nut/2015/3226-27 Dated 29-01-2015 published in Kashmir Uzma under DIPK No. 10508 Dated 30-01-2015 for supply of pre School Kit/items in respect of the o� ce of District Programme O� cer ICDS Pulwama has been extended till 09-02-2015 up to 2.30 pm. and in respect of district Shopian it shall be treated as cancelled. The other terms and conditions as mentioned in the said NIQ shall remain same. Sd/-

District Programme Officer ICDSDIPK-10723  Pulwama / Shopian

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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIRNOTICE

The external theory examination of M.Sc. 4th semester students (regular as well as backlog) will be held in the department of Chemistry as per the following schedule.

M.SC. 4TH SEMESTER (REGULAR / BACKLOG):Venue: Department of Chemistry Time: (11:30 am to 2:00pm) Sr. No.

Course No. Title of the Course Date of Examination

01CHM – 401CHM – 406CHM – 411

Organo-Transition Metal Chemistry Heterocyclic Chemistry Computational & Quantum Chemistry

26-02-2015(Thursday)

02CHM – 402CHM – 407

CHM – 412

Bio-Inorganic Chemistry Chemistry of Natural Products Self Assembling Colloidal Systems & Advanced Electro-Chemistry

03-03-2015(Tuesday)

03CHM – 403CHM – 408CHM – 413

Photo-Inorganic Chemistry Bio-Inorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Non Equilibrium & Statistical Thermodynamics

07-03-2015(Saturday)

04 CHM – EC - 02 Organic Synthesis 10-03-2015(Tuesday)

05 CHM – EC - 03 Chemistry of Materials 14-03-2015(Saturday)

06 CHM – EC - 01(Backlog) Inorganic Polymers 17-03-2015

(Tuesday)No: - Chem-25 Sd/- Prof. G.M. PeerzadaDate: 29th of Jan., 2015 Head of the Department

Conversion claim

St Stephen's Principal dragged to court

IS claims beheading of 2nd Japanese captiveTokyo, Feb 1: The Islamic State group claimed in a video that it has beheaded a second Japanese hostage, drawing international condemnation and outrage from a visibly upset Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who denounced it as a "heinous and despicable" act.

The apparent killing of 47-year-old Kenji Goto -- the second beheading of a Japa-nese hostage in a week -- was announced in a video released online that included no men-tion of a Jordanian pilot also being held by IS, whom the jihadist group has threatened to kill.

Goto, a respected freelance journalist, is seen in an orange outfit -- similar to those worn by Guantanamo Bay inmates -- kneeling next to a standing masked man who speaks with a British accent and blames the Japanese government for his "slaughter".

The man, dressed head-to-toe in black with his face cov-ered, appears to be the same IS militant who has featured in

the group's previous execution videos.

The executioner addresses Abe, saying the murder was the result of "reckless" decisions by the Japanese government and would mark the beginning of "the nightmare for Japan".

The brief video ends with the image of a body dressed in orange with a decapitated

head on top of it. Abe vowed to "never forgive terrorists" after news of the video broke early Sunday morning in Japan.

"I am extremely angry about these heinous and despicable terrorist acts. We will never forgive terrorists," the pre-mier, who appeared on the verge of tears, told reporters.

"We will cooperate with the

international community to make them atone for their crimes."

Goto's distraught mother said she "can't find the words" to describe her son's death.

"I can't find the words to describe how I feel about my son's very sad death," a sobbing Junko Ishido told reporters.

Goto's brother Junichi Goto said he had been holding out

hope, "But that's not possible any-more," he was quoted as saying by public broadcaster NHK.

US President Barack Obama led international condemna-tion of the "heinous murder".

"Through his reporting, Mr Goto courageously sought to convey the plight of the Syrian people to the outside world," Obama said.

A spokesman for UN chief Ban Ki-moon also condemned the "barbaric murder", and said the death "underscores the violence that so many have been subjected to in Iraq and Syria".

Tokyo and Washington said they were working to confirm the video's authenticity.

"After an extensive review, we believe it's highly probable" it is real, government spokesman Yoshihide Suga said in response to a reporter's question.

British Prime Minister David Cameron denounced the apparent killing as "a further reminder that ISIL (IS) is the embodiment of evil, with no regard for human life." AFP

Don't use Godse as a publicity tool: Tushar Gandhi

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New Delhi, Feb 1: Valson Thampu, Principal of St Stephen's College, has been dragged to court by a sus-pended administrative officer of the institution who alleged that he was pressurising him

to convert to Christianity.Additional District Judge

Kamini Lau asked the prin-cipal and a college employee Deepak Mukarji to respond by February 25 to the allegations levelled by Subha Kumar Dash, who was working as administrative officer there.

The court issued notices to Thampu and Mukarji on Dash's plaint in which he has sought Rs five lakh as dam-ages from them for allegedly tarnishing his image.

Dash alleged that in Janu-ary, 2014 Thampu had pres-surised him to convert from Hinduism to Christianity and from October 1, 2014 onwards, serious differences started between them when he did not oblige the

Principal on conversion.He claimed that the prin-

cipal had alleged that Dash was an alcoholic and insane,

which was intended to tarnish his image.

On November 2, 2014, he had sent two text messages to the Principal protesting the alleged insult and harass-ment meted out to him and his family members which caused him depression.

Regarding Mukarji, the plaint said he "cast aspersions on the character

of Dash referring to his often drunken state".

The plaint said that Dash was suspended last year when he came back from medical leave.

Indore, Feb 1: Criticising those "glorifying" Nathuram Godse, Mahatma Gandhi's great grand-son Tushar Gandhi has said people who know little about the Mahatma's assassin were using him as a "tool" to build an image.

"People used Bapu as a means for their publicity. Now don't use Godse for it.... First understand Godse. How much do the people who are praising Godse know about him. Are they using Godse as a ladder to build a certain image," he told PTI.

Asked about attempts by a right wing Hindu organisa-tion of Uttar Pradesh to build a temple dedicated to Godse,55-year- old Tushar said, "The soci-ety has room for all thoughts. Like we believe in

Bapu and his idealogy of non-violence, the others who have faith in hatred and enmity too have the freedom to do so. The society should be left to choose the principles it wants to follow."

To a query on BJP MP from Unnao Sakshi Maharaj describ-ing Godse as a patriot but later withdrawing his remark after protests, Tushar said, "I am happy that the ruling party people are speaking and prais-ing Godse publicly as it is better than doing it in a hush-hush manner.

This gives us an opportu-nity to protest such kind of tendency."

Asked if parties that have reaped the benefit of Bapu's name and enjoyed power for long

should come out more strongly in his defence, Tushar, without naming any political party said, "We should understand that the opportunists never work for righteousness. Opportunists take advantage of a situation."

Tushar, however, lauded the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (Clean India Mission) kicked off on the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

He said, "The concept of the mission was good. But the mis-sion is in incomplete shape."

He said that besides motivat-ing people to clean their sur-roundings, "we should create awareness against littering, so that it is considered a "sin" by the society. PTI

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