15Greater Kashmir Srinagar | May 3, 2015, Sunday

'234 girls, women rescued from Boko Haram'

SHAHID M. PEERZADAB.E, F.I.V, F.I.I.I.S.A

Surveyor/Loss Assessor/Government Registered Valuer IInd floor, Regal Building, Regal Chowk, Srinagar-190001.

Phone (off) 0194-2470603, Cell Nos. 9419005704, 9596091711

e-mail address:-shahidpeerzada@hotmail.comWe intend to hire services of the following personnel for our Office. The prospective candidates should come for an interview from May 4, 2015 till May 6, 2015 during Office hours along with detailed resume and necessary credentials.1) Architectural / Engineering Assistant, 3 years Diploma

Holder.2) Office Assistants, Graduate with Computer knowledge.3) Receptionist, Graduate with command over English

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GovERnMEnt of JAMMu & KASHMIR DEPARtMEnt of YoutH SERvIcES & SPoRtS,

DIStRIct offIcE, PulwAMAPRESS NOTE

On 2nd of May 2015 the Department of Youth Services & Sports organized a function with regard to the Distribution of Scholarship awards through cheques amounting to Rs= 61500/- (Rupees sixty one thousand five hundred only) amongst the student players participated in the various National School Games conducted by the National School Games Federation of India during the year 2014-15. The sports gear was also issued to the 8 Educational Zones and various talented and flood victim schools of the District. Shri Neeraj Kumar IAS District Development Commissioner Pulwama was the chief guest of the colourful function.

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Job oPPoRtunItYFollowing job opportunities are available at our Diagnostic Center, salaries negotiable for applicants already in Job, deserving candidates will be imparted training and fresh applicants with a basic stipend.1. Computer Operator (Graduate with basic computer knowledge).2. Laboratory Technician (DMLT and above)3. Computer Engineer (BCA and above).

Please visit our registered center with your updated CV or mail the same to the E-Mail address as under.

TMU DIAGNOSTIC CENTERJamiat Manzil, Barbarshah , Srinagar-Kashmir

Email: tmuapp@gmail.com

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M.A. RoAD, SRInAGARIMPORTANT NOTICE FOR 11TH CLASS

The regular class work of 11th class shall start form 6th May, 2015 (Wednesday). As such all those students who have obtained provisional admission in 11th class for the current academic session should report the school from the scheduled date regularly. Students shall be allowed to sit in the class only on the production of receipt of the provisional admission form issued by the school. It should be noted that the class work will be conducted in two shifts (for science and arts streams it will be from 8:00 a.m to 1:00 p.m and for commerce stream 1:00 p.m to 5:00 p.m). Primary focus will be on attendance in the class room. Sd/- DIPK-1442 PrincipalM

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It's a girl! Duchess of Cambridge gives birth

Lagos, May 2: Nigeria's military has rescued 234 more girls and women from a Boko Haram forest stronghold in the country's northeast, an announcement on social media said today.

It brings the number of females declared rescued this week to more than 677.

It comes as the army deployed ground troops following weeks of pun-ishing air raids on the Sambisa Forest.

President Goodluck Jonathan, whose term ends this month, said Thursday that the forest is the last hold-out of the militants and he pledged to "hand over a Nigeria completely free of terrorist strongholds."

There have been reports that some women fought the troops, with Boko Haram using them as an armed human shield for its main fighting force.

It is not known how many girls, women, boys and men Boko Haram has kidnapped over its nearly 6-year-old rebellion.

The military says it is screening the girls and women to find out what villages they came from. Some women

the soldiers tried to rescue even shot at their rescuers, a military spokes-man has said, indicating that some might now identify with Boko Haram after months of captivity and forced marriages. It also remains unclear if some of the women had willingly joined Boko Haram, or are family members of fighters.

The Nigerian military yesterday

released photos of some of the girls and women they said were taken between Tuesday and Thursday in the Sam-bisa Forest. The photos show 20 or so women, children and babies looking generally healthy physically.

But at least one child looks emaci-ated and some of the children have the orange-colored hair signaling severe malnutrition.

Facebook introduces Anonymous Login for apps to let you hide personal info

British crime writer Ruth Rendell diesLondon, May 2: Best-selling British crime writer Ruth Ren-dell, who wrote over 60 books in a career spanning five decades, died today at the age of 85, her publisher said.

Rendell suffered a stroke in January and had been in a critical condition in hospital.

In a statement, Penguin Random House said: "We are devastated by the loss of one of our best-loved authors."

"We will miss her enor-mously," it said. Gail Rebuck, chair of Penguin Random House UK, said: "Ruth was much admired by the whole publishing industry for her brilliant body of work.

"An insightful and elegant observer of society, many of her award-winning thrillers and psychological murder mysteries highlighted the causes she cared so deeply about," she said.

Rendell was best known for psychological thrillers delving into the criminal mind as well as the successful tele-vision adaptation "The Ruth Rendell Mysteries".

Her fictional creation, the sensitive Chief Inspector Reginald Wexford, featured in her first novel "From Doon to Death" (1964) and throughout her career. AFP

Save your skin in summer with vitamin CLondon, May 2: Protect your skin from the harsh ultra-violet rays of the sun with vitamin C.

Britain's expert nutritionist Jacqueline Newson shares the lesser known benefits of the antioxidant and talks about the best way to get vita-min C into your cells, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

Vitamin C has antioxi-dant properties that help to counter any free radical cell damage caused to the skin due to toxins like smoking, environmental pollutants and excess sun exposure. This clever antioxidant also has the ability to regenerate other antioxidants, such as vitamin E, giving added protection to the skin.

Vitamin C will also come to the rescue if you succumb to sunburn or are unlucky enough to be targeted by mosquitoes. It has amazing wound healing abilities and can help to prevent the dan-gerous consequences of long term sun exposure which can potentially lead to skin cancer.

The nutrient is vital for the synthesis of collagen, which is one of the most abundant proteins in our bodies and an essential component of the connective tissue that holds our skin together as well as a major part of our joints, car-tilage, teeth, blood vessels, bones, eyes, heart and pretty much everything in the body!

It is also important because it activates the enzymes nec-essary for initiating the reac-tions that create collagen in the body.

For healthier, smoother and younger looking skin -- make sure you eat up your fruit and veggies and add vitamic C to your diet. AGENCIEs

London, May 2: Prince Wil-liam's wife Kate gave birth to a girl on Saturday, sparking cel-ebrations for the royal couple's new arrival, a princess who becomes the fourth in line to the British throne.

"Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge was safely delivered of a daughter at 8.34am," the royal residence of Kensington Palace said in a statement.

Mother and baby "are both doing well," it said.

Prince William was pres-ent for the birth and all senior members of the royal family

have been told the news, which was first announced in a tweet and then by the traditional colourfully-dressed town crier on the steps of the hospital.

The new Princess of Cam-bridge, who weighed in at 8 pounds 3 ounces (3.7 kilos), comes after big brother George in the line of succession, below Queen Elizabeth II's eldest son Prince Charles and his eldest son William.

The names favoured by bookmakers are Alice and Charlotte. Media teams from around the world rushed to the private maternity wing of

St Mary's hospital in the early morning, joining a group of royal superfans who have remained camped outside for more than a week. There were cheers in the crowd after the birth, with supporters singing: "It's a girl! It's a girl!"

"I'm so pleased," Margaret Tyler, 71, who wore a jacket in the colours of the British Union Jack flag and a badge in honour of William's late mother Diana.

"William wanted a girl and Diana wanted a girl. I think it's just nice for George to have a little sister," she said. Agencies

New York , May 2: In a bid to help preserve your pri-vacy when sharing data with third-party apps, Facebook has introduced an Anonymous Login feature that lets you log into apps without sharing personal informa-tion.

This new way of logging into apps gives more con-trol in the hands of users who can choose what per-sonal information these apps receive.

Facebook also announced a new version of Facebook Login that gives

people the option to pick and choose what information apps get by checking or unchecking categories one by one. It also

doesn't allow the app to post to Face-book without per-mission.

Other improve-ments announced at the f8 developers' conference include a redesigned App Control Panel, which the company notes in its blog is a central place for people to see and manage the apps they use.

With the Anon-ymous Login fea-ture, Facebook is

trying to address the concern of its users who want to try out certain apps but are not ready to share any information about themselves.

Logging in anonymously will let users have access to the app without worrying about their information being accessed by the app. Users can still choose to share any additional information, if they prefer, at a later stage.

It is currently being tested with a few developers, and Facebook plans to extend it to more developers in the coming months.

While the new Login will be rolled out in the next few months, the updated app con-trol panel will be available in the coming weeks.

DIRECTORATE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION

UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR NOTICE

In continuation to this office notification No.F(Contact Prog.-M.A.Urdu )DDE/KU/2014 Dated.16-04-2015, the contact classes of M.A. Urdu 3rd/4th semester, students batch- 2013 (Distance Mode) District Srinagar, Ganderbal & Budgam shall be held from 06-05-2015 at Directorate of Distance Education, University of Kashmir, Srinagar. The timing of the classes shall be at 10:30 am sharp.

60% attendance is statutory requirement in the contact programme. The Internal Assessment Test shall be held at the end of the contact programme.DDE-15 Sd/- Assistant Registrar Dated.02-05-2015

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OFFICE OF THE DEAN, FACULTY OF PHYSICAL & MATERIAL SCIENCES

UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIRINTERVIEW NOTICE

The interview for the appointment of Contractual Lecturers in the Disaster Management, Department of Geography & Regional Development has been fixed on 6th May, 2015 at 11.00 a.m. in the office Chamber of the Dean, Faculty of Physical & Material Sciences.

All the eligible applicants who have applied in response to the University advertisement notice issued by Assistant Registrar (Academic Affairs) are directed to appear in the said interview along with their original testimonials/certificates on the above mentioned date and time. No TA / DA will be paid to the candidates for appearing in the interview

PMS-03 Sd/-(Prof. Nisar Ahmed Rather)Dated:01-05-2015 Dean, Faculty of Physical & Material Science

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UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR, SRINAGARRESCHEDULED DATE-SHEET FOR

MD/ MS (Annual) Examination, Session, May 2015,for the following disciplines:

1. Medicine 2. Pathology 3. Surgery4. Psychiatry 5. Obst. & Gynae 6. Paediatrics7. Orthopaedics 8. Anaesthesiology 9. E.N.T. 10. Dermatology 11.Opthalmology 12. Pysiology 13. Community Medicine

VENUE: Department of Foreign Languages,Time: 12:00 Noon University of Kashmir, Srinagar

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Note: Date Sheet for Practical Examination will be notified by the Principal, Government Medical College, Srinagar, separately.

GEN-63 Sd/-(Mohammad Rafi)Dated:- 02.05..2015 Assistant Controller of Examinations

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Directorate of Consumer Affairs & Public Distribution SrinagarSubject: Appointment of candidates for Class-IV in CA&PD Department, Kashmir, District Cadre Anantnag - Final Notice thereofReference: Assistant Director Anantnag’s letter No.CAPD/ADA/CIass4th/14/4300-04 Dated: 22-01-2015.Whereas, the Assistant Director - CA&PDD Anantnag (Chairman District Level Recruitment Committee, Anantnag) vide No.CAPD/ADA/Class 4th/14/3647-52 dated 10-02-2015 forwarded list of candidates selected for Class-IV posts in district cadre Anantnag under direct recruitment quota;Whereas, formal appointment order was issued in favour of selected candidates vide No. 649 DCAPDK of 2015 dated 07-03-2015 and the selected candidates were advised to report/join in the office of the Assistant Director Anantnag within a period of 21 days from the date of issuance of the order;Whereas, Assistant Director - CA&PD Anantnag, vide letter No. CAPD/ADA/Class4th/14/4300-04 dated 22-01-2015 reported that the (10) appointees as detailed in the Annexure to this notification did not report/join within stipulated time and requested to operate wailing list;In view of above, the (10) appointees as detailed in the Annexure to this notification are once again advised through the medium of this notice to report this Directorate within a period of seven days from the date of publication of this notice, failing which it will be presumed that they are not interested to Join and their appointment shall be deemed to have been cancelled forthwith without any further notice and the waiting list shall be operated.

Sd/- DirectorConsumer Affairs & PD Deptt.

DIPK-1434 Srinagar KashmirAnnexure to Notification No. DCAPDK/Adm/B-X-25/Antg Dated: 30-04-2015

S. No. Name Parentage Address Cat Post selected for01. Raziya Basheer Basheer Ahmad Mir Pethbug Dialgam OM Depot Asstt.02. Shafiya Hamid Hamidullah Rather Larkipora Dooru OM Depot Asstt.03. Sameer Ah Bhat Mohd Ashraf Bhat Tangpawa Kokernag OM Depot Asstt.04. Itoo Danish Rashid Abdul Rashid Itoo Dooru RBA Depot Asstt.05. Santosh Radha Rattan Lal Gole Panjper Talab Tiloo SC Depot Asstt.06. Rafiq Ah Khatana Mohd Shafi Khatana Lidroo Mattan Pahalgam ST Depot Asstt.07. Suhail Ahmad Mir Mohd Jabar Mir Pethbug Dialgam OM Kandaman08. Ishfaq Yousuf Dar Mohd Yousuf Dar Check Poshkeeri OM Kandaman09. Sumaira Amin Mohd Amin Hakim Khanday Mohalla

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10. Neetu Devi Daleep Kumar Begana Matta Kishtwar SC KandamanNK

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