4 SRINAGAR | January 17, 2014, Friday STATE Greater Kashmir

SALUTE TO YOUR TEACHINGSWe feel your absence, but your guidance holds us together, You left us heartbroken, but your affectionate unfathomable love knitted us together,Innumerable tears roll from our eyes, when any moment of the past we memorise, Your absence created a void, which hardly any person can fulfill,Wherever, you are our dear dear father, May Allah bestow you place in heaven, You acted as a shooting star in this universe because Allah had crafted you with innumerable skills.Oh creator of the universe, listen to our prayers, shower innumerable blessings on our father, make his grave shine and full with fragrances till we will meet again.

DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY YOUR FAMILYWife : Gulshan Amin, Sons: Asrar Ah Khan, Dr. Jehangir

Khan, Sarfaraz Khan, & daughters

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FATEH KHAWANIIn the name of Allah the most beneficent most merciful. All praises be to Allah SWT, the lord of

worlds in whose hands is the life & death.With profound grief and sorrow, we inform the sad demise Khatija W/o Late Abdul Sattar Matta R/o Nundreshi Colony ‘B’ Bemina, passed away on 16th of January,2014. Her Fateh Khawani will be observed on 19th of January, 2014, at their ancestral graveyard Makhdoom Sahib(RA) Rainawari near Jinshah Masjid at 10:30 A.M.

BEREAVEDMohammad Ismail Matta (9469369860)

Bashir Ahmad Matta (9596082778) 001

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY

HAJI MOHAMMAD SHAFI SHAHIn fond remembrance of Haji Mohammad Shafi Shah a gentle, noble soul with positive attitude. You are remembered for your caring, loving and self sacrificing nature.You were a pillar of determination, inspiration and strength, a mindful guide, and a mentor for us always and will remain as such, for the years to come.No words can express our feeling how much we miss with each passing day. May Allah Almighty give eternal peace to your soul and lay you in Janat-ul-Firdous (Aameen)

Fondly Remembered byAsif Shafi Shah, Arif Shafi Shah

Iqbal Colony Sonwar, Srinagar001

FIRST DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF

Late Muhammad Yousuf BhatOn 17th of Jan. 2014

BEREAVED BHAT FAMILYRemembering you today and always

Baghat Barzulla SrinagarEspecially From beloved Son’s

Phone No. 9419053133

Sad demiSeWith profound grief and sorrow, we inform the sad demise of our beloved S. Gurcharan Singh Sundouri of Wazir Bagh, Srinagar who left for Heavenly abode on 13th Jan. 2014 (Monday). The Kirtan And Antim Ardas shall be performed on (Sunday) 19th of Jan. 2014 at Gurudwara Sahib, Jawahar Nagar from 10:30 AM to 12:30 Noon.

Grief StrickenS. Joginder Singh & inderjeet kaur (Son & Daughter-in-Law) S. Harnam Singh, Prem Singh (Brothers)S. Paramjeet Singh & Baby, S. Manjeet Singh & rimpee (Son-in-Laws & Daughters)

From: Sundouri Family

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Fateh KhawaniWith profound grief & sorrow, we inform the demise of our mother, wife of Late Haji Ghulam Mohammad Dar resident of Gogji Bagh, Opposite A. S. College, who passed away on January 14, 2014 (Tuesday).Fateh Khawani will be observed on January 17, 2014 (Friday) at 02:30 pm at our ancestral graveyard Malteng near UN-Office.

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We thank all the relatives, friends, neighbours and especially Mohalla Committee Zoonimar Bohloochipora who condoled us by visiting our residence, telephonically and through print media etc on the demise of wife of Ghulam Qadir Wani R/o Zainakadal presently Zoonimar Bohloochipora, Soura Srinagar who left for heavenly abode on (Wednesday) January 8, 2014. We pray to Almighty Allah to bless all who condoled us in this hour of grief and place the departed soul in Jannatul Firdous (Aameen).

Bereaved

Ghulam Qadir Wani, Aijaz Ahmad Wani, Issar Ahmad Wani

Zoonimar Bohloochipora, Srinagar

GRATITUDEGOVT. COLLEGE FOR WOMENMOULANA AZAD ROAD, SRINAGAR 190001 J&K

CONDOLENCEThe principal, staff and students of Govt. College for Women, M.A. Road, Srinagar place on record their sense of deep shock and sorrow over the sad demise of Mother of Prof Shahida Jabeen, Associate Professor in the Department of English and Mother-in- law of Prof Mehnaz Sheikh, Associate Professor in Home Science of the college. A condolence meeting was held in the college, wherein it was prayed that Almighty Allah may grant peace to the departed soul and patience to the bereaved families.

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ANTIM ARDASWith profound grief and sorrow, we inform the sad demise of S.Bikram Singh, who left for heavenly abode on 11.1.2014, Antim Ardas shall be held on 19.1.2014 at their residence Sindh Tral Brief Stricken:1. Smt Sita Kour (Wife) 2. S.Balwant Singh (Brother)3. S.Onkar Singh (Brother) 4. S.Budha Singh (Brother in law)5. S.Deljeet Singh (Nephew)

5 Anganwari workers disengagedSrinagar, Jan 16 : Authorities on Thursday disengaged five Angan-wari workers from servic-es following their absence from duty. Director Social Welfare Kashmir, Nisar Hussain Wani, said during surprise inspection he found three workers absent in Pulwama and two in Budgam respec-tively and disengaged them from services.

Jawahar Tunnel to be modernized: DG Border Roads

PDD launches drive against violators in KanganSHEIKH NAZIR

Kangan, Jan 16: Power Devel-opment Department (PDD) on Thursday launched a drive against its consumers who alleg-edly resorted to power theft in various areas of Kangan. A team of PDD officials headed by Executive Engineer PDD Kangan, Ajaz Ahmad Bhat, raided various busi-ness establishments, shops and residential houses here and seized dozens of electric appliances including boilers. “The drive against the vio-lators will continue in future also. We appeal locals to use electricity in legal way and avoid hooking and other illegal means of using electricity. Oth-erwise strict action will be taken against them under law,” said Basharat Ahmad a senior officer of PDD in Kangan.

Unattended garbage irks Bandipora

residents

Government committed to dignified return of Kashmiri

migrants: Kichloo

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Srinagar, Jan 16: The Direc-tor General (DG) Border Roads (BR) Lt General, AT Parnaik, on Thursday said Jawahar tunnel connecting Kashmir with Jammu will be modernized. In view of recent snow-fall, Lt General Parnaik today visited Jawahar Tunnel on the Srinagar-Jammu high-way and reviewed its secu-rity and safety measures. Chairing a meeting there Lt General Parnaik said Jawa-har Tunnel is the life line of the Jammu and Kashmir. “All possible measures are being taken for its maintenance and upkeep. Security, safety, surveillance and mobility gad-gets are being installed in the

tunnel to make it safer for the road users,” he said. Chief Engineer Project Beacon, Brig R K Sharma briefed the Lt General with respect to the maintenance strategy being followed and required advance technol-ogy in the modernization of the tunnel. On the construction of Zozila tunnel, Lt General Parnaik said that the matter is with the State Government for issuing of forest and envi-ronmental clearances. “And once the process is completed by the State Government, fur-ther action will be initiated for construction of this 14 kilometer tunnel which shall be connecting Ladakh region with the rest of the country,” he said.

He said that the road connectivity on all the snow bound areas especially Zozila will be carried out with better equipments and trained BRO personnel saying this will help to keep the road open for longer period. “J&K is having unique topography, mostly moun-tainous, with climate dif-fering from other areas. During winter, the chal-lenges posed by the snow-fall on the working of the BRO personnel is different in nature. BRO personnel working in needs expertise to handle the situation,” he said. He expressed satisfac-tion over the performance of the Project Beacon in the “critical and challenging circumstances.”

Municipal Committee In Slumber MIR TARIQ

Bandipora, Jan 16: In blatant violation of the Environment Protection Act, the Bandipora Munici-pal Committee (BMC) has been unscientifically dumping garbage at Nusoo village on the town out-skirts here. The committee collects over 40 tons of garbage from 17 wards and directly dumps it on a road connect-ing main town. The locals are up in arms against the BMC for unscientifically dumping garbage here. “Heaps of garbage has become a breeding ground for stray dogs and poses high risk of outbreak of an epidemic,” said a local Muhammad Afzal Bhat. Sources said despite getting approval, the BMC has failed to construct a plant for scientific disposal of the garbage. Executive Officer BMC Bandipora, Mush-taq Ahmed said about 70

Kanals of land have been acquired at Zalwan for dumping garbage. “We have stopped to dump garbage at Nusoo village and will clear any leftover waste there,” the EO said.

SAD DEMISEWith profound grief and sorrow we inform the sad demise of Abdul Gani Khan R/o Saria Bala Expired on 15 January 2014 Fateh Khawani will be held on 19th January 2014 at 11 am at their ancestral graveyard Dastgeer Sahib Saria Bala..

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Jammu, Jan 16: The Min-ister of State for Home, Industries & Commerce and Tourism, Sajad Ahmed Kichloo on Thursday said the Government will take all possible measures to make atmosphere in the Kash-mir congenial “to ensure safe and dignified return of Migrants to their homes.” “No stone will be left un-turned to address their all genuine grievances. All the necessary measures will be taken to build sense of con-fidence among migrants before they are properly rehabilitated in the Valley so that they are able to live

with their Muslim broth-ers,” Kichloo said speak-ing to a delegation of J&K National Conference Minor-ity Cell here.

He said Pandits are the part and parcel of rich cul-ture and ethos of Kashmir. The conception of Kash-miryat is incomplete with-out existing of Kashmiri Migrants in Kashmir Valley known as the land of sufis and saints,” he said. The delegation of migrants comprising Ex MLC, Bushan Lal Bhat, Pres-ident of the J&K National Conference Minority Cell, M.K. Yogi and General Sec-retary. Karan Choudhary presented memorandum of demands and discussed their problems with the Minister. The main demands pro-

jected by the delegation included political empow-erment of the Pandit Com-munity by reserving two seats in the J&K State Leg-islature. They also sought to update the voter list of migrants, enhancement of cash relief upto Rs.10,000 and special recruitment drive for migrant youth in J&K Police.. Kichloo gave patient hearing and assured that all the commitments made by the Chief Min-ister, Omar Abdullah for proper rehabilitation of the migrants would be ful-filled appropriately.

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