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Department of Electronics & Information Technology (DeitY), MCIT, Govt. of India
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Srinagar Campus: SIDCO Electronics Complex, Rangreth SrinagarExtension Centre: New University Campus, University of Jammu
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A.H.MoonDirector, NIELIT J&K[Advt. No.13/2015/NIELIT(S/J) Dated: 01-09-2015
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National Institute of Electronics & Information Technology (NIELIT) J&K, An Institute under Departmentof Electronics & Information Technology (DeitY), Govt. of India invites Expression of Interest for Accredi-tation of Electronic System Design & Manufacturing (ESDM) Training Partners (TP’s) for runningof ESDM courses (level-1 to level-5) in J&K State as Key Implementing Agency (KIA)under Two classes:
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ESDM scheme is sponsored by DeitY, Govt. of India and is being implemented by IT Department, Govt.of J&K in J&K State.
Last date for submission of EOI complete in all respects: 15-09-2015 till 3:00 PM.Place of submission of EOI:
· NIELIT J&K, SIDCO Electronics Complex, Rangreth Srinagar-191132.· NIELIT J&K, New University Campus Jammu, Jammu-180006.· NIELIT J&K, Sub Centre Leh, SP Complex, Skalzangling, Airport Road, Leh-194101.
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Authorities sit on violation of official timings by private schools
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, Sep 1: In viola-tion of norms, many pri-vate schools in the summer capital are violating official school timings—subjecting students to inconvenience. The DSEK has noti-f ied the official tim-ings in schools within m u n i c i p a l l i m i t s o f Srinagar from 9 am to 3 pm. While outside the city municipal limits, the schools have been directed to function from 10 am to 4 pm. However, in brazen vio-lation of norms, some private schools in the
City open the schools early morning—subject-ing students of lower class to inconvenience. DSEK had last month warned of strict action against the educational institutions— if they are found violating school tim-ings notified by it. The parents have also expressed strong resent-ment over failure of the DSEK to implement the school timings. “It is torturous for our kids to wake up early to reach their school at Raj Bagh before 8 am. We wonder why govern-ment is watching as mute
spectator to this serious problem,” a rued group of parents. Health experts link early school timings with degrading health and mental ability of the child. “As some schools force parents of students of Nursery, LKG and UKG to ensure their presence in the educational insti-tutions at 7 am or 8 am, it has adverse effects on health of children,” they said. “This puts the kids under immense mental pressure.” “Some kids also resent the early awaking. Subsequently
going to schools becomes haunting process for them. The kids of age group between two-five years need good sleep and less pressure. However, the wrong school timings by some private schools ruin the child and also harms their health,” they added. “Besides, most of the schools have kept the same timings for lower primary students and higher class-es. The concentration span of lower primary students is less and thus they should not be kept at schools for more than four hours,” they said.
Rose Lane inhabitants demand repair of faulty drainSrinagar, Sep 1: The inhabitants of Rose Lane Colony, Chanapora have demanded restoration of a drain in the locality which has been ren-dered defunct. They said the drain was con-structed by the City Drainage Division of Srinagar Municipal Corporation (SMC).
“The deep drains have been constructed during last two years at an expenditure of whooping Rs. two crore, without putting in place any engineering expertise or alignment which has resulted in stagnation water in the drains. This has endangered the basic foundation of the households,” they said.
According to the inhabitants of the colony, the engineers of the Mechanical wing of the City Drainage Division are blaming the civil engineers for not pro-jecting the requirement of Pump station before execution of the civil works. They said without its completion the conception of a complete drainage system is futile.
The residents of adjoining Garden lane also complained of similar problem. The aggrieved inhabitants of these colo-nies have appealed the Commissioner of SMC, Showkat Ahmad Zargar to order a probe into the matter and direct the concerned officials to take measures for restoration of the drain.
Erring traders fined Srinagar, Sep 1: The Enforcement of the Consumer Affairs & Public Distribution Kashmir on Tuesday conducted market inspections in Srinagar and booked erring traders for violating Essential Commodities Act, 1955. The markets of Shivpora, Bou-levard, Ram Bagh, Natipora, Chana-pora, Bemina, Lal Bazar and Saderabal were inspected during the process. During the inspection, 133 business establishments were inspected and Rs. 33,300 were recovered as fine from 29 erring shopkeepers for violation of the Essential Commodities Act, 1955.
South city flood victims decry delay in compensationSrinagar, Sep 1: Resi-dents of various areas of south city have expressed resentment over delay in compensation to them by the government. Delegations from vari-ous areas including Nati-pora, Mehjoor Nagar, Cha-napora, Rambagh Balla, Payeen, Budshah Nagar said despite passing of nearly a year since floods, they are yet to be compen-sated. “We make a fervent appeal to Chief Minister and Minister for Revenue to direct the concerned offi-cials to expedite our com-pensation cases,” they said.
Kashmiri Pandits stage demo Seek redressal of demandsSrinagar, Sep 1: Non-migrant Kashmiri Pandits on Tuesday staged protest here demand-ing resolution of their demand including proper rehabilitation, employment, financial pack-ages and renovation of temples. The protestors assembled under the banner of Hindu Welfare Society (HWS) at Barbar Shah and took out a rally which culminated at Press Enclave here. The protestors also tried to
march towards to Ghanta Ghar, however, they were stopped by police. “Successive regimes have failed to redress our demands. It is ironic that Government
always speaks about return of Kashmiri Pandits, but never utters a word for Pandits who didn’t migrate from the Valley,” said Chunni Lal who was lead-ing the protest.
Motorists, bikers rewarded for obeying traffic rulesSrinagar, Sep 1: In a novel way to encourage safe driv-ing, authorities on Tuesday awarded commendation certificates to motorists and bikers who follow traf-fic rules in the city. The commendation is part of a drive launched by Regional Transport Office Kashmir in collabora-tion with an NGO ‘Life on roads’. During the drive certificates of commenda-tion were awarded to motors and bikers who were found obeying traffic rules.
“Usually, we take puni-tive action against those who violate traffic rules, however, we never encour-age people who drive safely. We awarded commendation certificates to motorists who had put on seat belts and bikers wearing hel-mets. Though the drive, we want to encourage people to obey rules and incentivize road safety rules,” said RTO Kashmir Mehmood Shah. He said similar drive will be launched in other districts. (GKNN)
Make closed shops functional in Sangarmall : Div ComSrinagar, Sep 1: Divisional Com-missioner, Kashmir Dr Asgar Samoon on Tuesday directed for making closed shops functioning in Sangarmall shopping complex within 15 days. Dr Samoon said this chairing a meeting with Sangarmall Traders Welfare Association here.
“During the deliberations, the Divisional Commissioner said that those shop owners who are not oper-ating their shops in Sangarmall will be given a time of 15 days to re-open their shops in order to make them function-al. He said otherwise their allotment will be cancelled and re-auctioned,” an official communiqué said.
Haji Habibullah Beigh passes away
Mirwaiz condoles demise Srinagar, Sep, 1: Noted busi-
nessman Haji Habibullah Beigh from Botakadal, Lal Bazar, pres-e n t l y G re e n Avenue, Sector-B, Peerbagh
passed away on Monday after a very brief spell of illness. Chairman of Hurriyat Confer-ence (M) and Awami Majlis Amal (AAC) has expressed his deepest condolences on the sad demise of Haji Habibullah Beigh who had been a close associate of Mirwaiz Dynasty in early days. Beigh was famous for estab-lishing a big business empire in Pune and active involvement in social and philanthropic works both here in Kashmir as well as in Pune. During his lifetime Beigh is credited with support-
ing several poor but brilliant students in different profes-sional colleges and supporting destitute women. “The deceased possessed a unique qualities, and having reli-gious mind and even sympathizer of the poor and the downtrodden as also was soft spoken personality who remained always associated with the social activities. He had been in close proximity with Mahajr-i-Millat Moulana Muhammad Yousuf Shah and had always been desir-ous of achieving and obtaining his blessings,” Mirwaiz said in a state-ment. A large number of mourners attended his Nimazi Jinaza in Green Avenue and was later given burial at his ancestral graveyard near Mughal Masjid Hawal. Family sources said the congregational Faateh Khawani will take place at his graveyard on Thurs-day, September 3 at 10 am followed by a prayer meeting at his residence at Green Avenue, Peerbagh.
Stray cows block main road at Maulana Azad Road posing risk of accidents. Srinagar Municipal Corporation (SMC) has failed to prevent presence of stray animals on city roads.
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