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Bootlegger heldwith 50 pouches

Excelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Sept 19: Police

today arrested a bootleggerand recovered 50 pouches ofliquor from his possession atBelicharana.

He has been identified asOm Prakash Thakur son ofBaldev Thakur, a resident ofJharkhand, presently puttingup at Belicharana.

At the time of his arrest,police recovered 50 pouchesof liquor from his possession.

Arrest was made by apolice party headed by SubInspector Ranjeet Singh Rao,Incharge Belicharana PolicePost. A case has been regis-tered against the accused.

AKRS to celebrate birth anniversary of Maharaja Hari Singh

Excelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Sept 19: Amar Kshatriya Rajput Sabha (AKRS),

J&K, has decided to celebrate birth anniversary of MaharajaHari Singh.

Addressing a press conference here today, Narayan Singh,president, AKRS, said that the Sabha will celebrate birthanniversary of Maharaja Hari Singh Ji from September 20 to 23at different locations across length and breadth of JammuDivision.

He said in this connection a mega event is being organizedat Samba on September 20, at Billawar on September 21, atKathua on September 22 and at Jammu and Ramban onSeptember 23, where thousands of people are expected to par-ticipate.

Various dignitaries such as Dr Nirmal Singh (Deputy ChiefMinister), Ch Lal Singh (Health Minister), Devender SinghRana (MLA Nagrota), Devendra Manyal (MLA Samba), JeevanLal (MLA Bani) and Vikramaditya (MLC) will participate inthese events.

Grandparents performing western dances at Crescent PetalsSchool on Saturday.

Crescent Petals School celebrates Grandparents Day

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Sept 19:Grandparents day was celebrat-ed as a special occasion atCrescent Petals School – sisterconcern of Crescent PublicSchool , here today.

Arshad Choudhary,Chairman and Tasneem Kouser,Managing Director were thechief guests on the occasion,while Pankaj Jamwal, Directorwas the guest of honour.

The programme com-menced with tilak ceremonyfollowed by lighting of thelamp. The programme includedvarious cultural events likewestern dances, skit and gameswere performed byGrandparents and theGrandchildren. Parveen Gupta ,Grandfather of KalashGandotra, Chaman Lal Anand

Grandfather of Lehar Anand,Urmila Kesar Grandmother ofAadhya Khajuria, GurbachanLal Grandfather of Ridhi ,Sunita Mehra Grandmother ofAarav Mehra , Madhu SharmaGrandmother of Shruti Sharma, Rita Kohli Grandmother ofAadhvik Kohli , RashitaChoudhary Grandmother ofAjwa was declared winners ofthe competition . BhavnaKaushal, Principal of the schooldelivered welcome address andalso reiterated that the grand-parents are the greatest supportsystem for better future of thechildren.

The programme concludedwith a vote of thanks by the Co-ordinator Crescent PetalsSchool Mrs. Alpna DharPandita.

Toddlers of RM Public School posing for group photographwith Trustee and Principal during a fancy dress competition onSaturday.

RM Public School organisesfancy dress competition

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Sept 19: LittleToddlers of RM Public Schoolorganised fancy dress competi-tion, here today.

The little ones came in beauti-ful fancy dresses, wearing differ-ent beautiful dresses and had aRamp Walk.

On this occasion, the chiefguest was Rita Mengi, trustee ofRM Public School.

The Principal, Ravinder Kouralso encouraged the students onthe occasion.

The organiser of the functionwas Pooja Podwal.

Later-on, prizes were distrib-uted among the winners. The firstposition was claimed byTribhuvan Singh Pathania ofKalika class, 2nd position waswon by Aripta of 1st A and Vanshof Ankur class, while Arihant ofAnkur class got 3rd position.

Romeo Force distributing Computer and Accessories to GovtMiddle School Dheri Ralyote.

Romeo Force distributes Computer,accessories to GMS Dheri Ralyote

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Sept 19: As partof Army’s multidimensionalefforts in empowering theyouth of Jammu and Kashmir,Rashtriya Rifles Battalionunder Romeo Force tookanother leap to bring smiles onthe faces of children studyingin Government Middle School,Dheri Ralyote by distributingcomputer and computer furni-ture.

Computer education hasbecome an integral part ofschool education as IT plays animportant part in all walks oflife in the present age of tech-nology.

To keep a pace with thetechnology Romeo Force con-tributed computer, computerfurniture and almirah to themin order to facilitate computerawareness amongst the schoolchildren.

The Headmaster of theschool and Sarpanch of villageDheri Ralyote spoke on theoccasion and thanked theIndian Army for providingsuch infrastructure to theschool. The headmaster saidthat such welfare measureswould make a remarkable dif-ference in the lives of theseschool children and theirfuture.

Devotees during a function at Sidhi Vinayak Temple LowerMuthi.

JAMMU & KASHMIR PUBLICSERVICE COMMISSION

SOLINA, SRINAGAR.190009Subject:- Select List for the posts of Consultant Gynecology, in Health &Medical Education Department.

Notification No. 10 – PSC (DR-S) of 2015Dated: 18-09-2015

Whereas, Health and Medical Education Department referred thirty six (36) posts(OM:20, RBA:07, SC:03, ST:04, ALC:01, SLC:01) of Consultants in the discipline ofGynecology to the Public Service Commission for being filled up from amongst thesuitable candidates; and

whereas, the Commission notified these posts vide Notification No. 13-PSC(DRP) of 2014 dated: 20.06.2014; and

whereas, in response to the above notification, 98 application forms have beenreceived by the Commission and out of these, 88 candidates were found eligible forthe said posts; and

whereas, the interview of the eligible candidates was held from 15.09.2015 to18.09.2015 in the office complex of the J&K Public Service Commission Office,Solina, Srinagar.

Now, therefore, on the basis of performance in the interview coupled with theweight-age in respect of academic merit, experience and other related parameters,the Merit of the candidates who appeared in the interview is enclosed as “Annexure-A” to this Notification.

Consequent upon the above, the Select List of the candidates against theavailable posts is given in “Annexure-B” to this Notice.Note:- The Commission reserves the right to have certificate/documents of the

candidate verified, if it is at any stage found expedient to do so. The Select List is pro-visional and is subject to the outcome of writ petitions pending before any competentCourt of law.

Sd/-(Shakeel Ul Rehman)

DIP/K-8546 SecretaryJ&K Public Service Commission

Jammu & Kashmir StateIndustrial Development Corporation Limited

Industrial Growth Centre, Samba.Phone:- 243378/46105 Fax: 246105Ref:- SIDCO/IGC/ Dated: 16-9-15

ATTENTIONBanks / Financial Institutions and others

M/s Met Trade India Limited Unit-III, situated at SIDCO Industrial GrowthCentre, Samba phase-I has approached J&K SIDCO with the request togrant permission for change of Name & Style of the unit from M/s MetTrade India Limited Unit-III to M/s Metenere Limited. SIDCO invites objection if any, from banks/ Financial institutions, any per-son/ individuals /Company/ Department of State or Central Govt or anyother agency with regard to the above mentioned change which shouldreach to Manager Estate Industrial Growth Centre, Samba within a periodof (7) seven days from the date of issue of this notice. Objection receivedafter the stipulated period will not be entertained

Sd/- Manager Estate

Jammu Medical RepresentativeAssociation/ Kashmir MedicalRepresentative Association would liketo thank Hon. Minister for Health &Medical Education Ch. Lal Singh forallowing Medical Representatives towork in Govt. health institutions.Further JMRA/KMRA also issue adviseto all its bonafide members to kindlyrestrict to the allowed working hours andrestrain to work in OPD, ICU, CCU and emergency to avoid anyaction against you from Association & Govt. authorities.President JMRA Gen. Secy. (KMRA)Dhiraj Baigra Sajjad Zaz9419121229 9419412818

THANKS

Ch. Lal Singh

Valley traders ask PDP to comeclean over VHP statement

Excelsior Correspondent

SRINAGAR, Sept 19:Angered over Vishwa HinduParishad (VHP) statement ofstarving people’s of Kashmirvalley over beef ban, the tradecommunity here today askedthe ruling People’s DemocraticParty (PDP) to come clean overthe matter and urged Jammutraders not to fall prey to divi-sive elements.

Addressing a press confer-ence here, Kashmir Economic

Alliance (KEA) chairmanMohammad Yasin castigatedVHP over economic blockadethreat to valley. Khan asked theruling PDP, which is in alliancewith Bhartiya Janata Party instate, to clear its position overthe matter.

Appealing the trade com-munity of Jammu not to fallprey to elements like VHP, hesaid: "Our counter-parts inJammu need to uphold thebrotherhood and they shouldpublicly distance themselvesfrom these kinds of elementsand threatening statements."

The KEA president wasflanked by other trade amal-gams including KashmirChamber of Commerce andIndustries (KCCI).

Two succumb toburn injuries

Excelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Sept 19: Two

women today succumbed totheir burn injuries here atGovernment Medical Collegeand Hospital (GMCH), Jammu.

According to a policespokesperson, the deceasedhave been identified as SunitaDevi (45) wife of BalwanSingh, a resident of Kalakoteand Geeta Devi (45) wife ofBodh Raj, a resident ofDablehar in RS Pura.

He said that Sunita Devi wasshifted to GMCH Jammu onSeptember 23 after she alleged-ly set self on fire at her resi-dence in Kalakote while Geetawas undergoing treatment hereat GMCH after she was burnt ina mysterious fire at her resi-dence in Dabed area of RS Pura.

The spokesman said that thebodies of both the deceasedhave been handed over to theirlegal heirs for last rites afterconducting postmortem.

Bhajan Sandiya with Kailash Mehra at Sidhi Vinayak Temple

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Sept 19: In con-nection with ongoing GaneshUtsav a grand religious functionwas organized at Sidhi VinayakTemple at Ganesh Vihar LowerMuthi by Maha GaneshCharitable Trust today. The func-tion culminated with BhajanSandiya.

A large number of devoteesdrawn from different parts ofJammu and outside the State par-ticipated in the annual functionwhich every year is held duringthe Ganesh Utsav since the con-struction of a grand temple hereby the Trust after the mass exo-dus of Pandits from Valley.

The Temple is the replica ofSidhi Vinayak Shrine of HanandChawalgam in South Kashmirdistrict of Kulgam said Prof O NKaul general secretary of theTrust in his welcome address tothe gathering.

He said a grand temple wasconstructed by the Trust with thesupport of all Biradri membersand philanthropists on the pat-tern of south Indian Architecture.He said a Gouri Bhawan is underconstruction in the temple com-plex at present consisting of twohalls of 4000 sq feet.

The function was inaugurat-ed by Vice Chancellor, KalyaniUniversity Kolkatta, Prof RattanLal Hangloo, Prof KailashMehra Sadhu a renowned singer,Swami Pran Nath Bhat Gareeban Aadyatmik Guru and JagarNath Handoo Chairman of theTrust.

Dr Kailash Mehra mesmer-ized the devotees during theBhajan Sandiya with her devo-tional bhajans. She was also hon-oured by the Trust later.

On the occasion, 1111 Diyaswere lit with people donating Rs1111 for per Diya. This was donefor raising funds by the Trust toaccomplish its future task. TheTrust is planning to open an pro-fessional training institute for thecommunity students in nearfuture, said Prof Kaul.

Besides, Triloki Nath Kaul’sNiti Neyam Paath Vidhi andDVD were also released by ProfHangloo and other dignitariespresent on the occasion.

Pawan Shastri of JammuYatri Bhawan Haridwar and R KGupta Chartered Accountantwere also among the sponsors.

3 gamblers heldExcelsior CorrespondentKATRA, Sept 19: Katra

Police has arrested three gam-blers, who were playing cards atBathing Ghat, Banganga.

The accused were identifiedas Mohinder Singh ofThakrakote Arnas, Satpal ofThakrakote and Rashpaul ofGaadi Arnas, who were work-ing as Ponywallas on the trackfrom Banganga to Bhawan.Stake money of Rs 5300 alongwithy playing cards were alsorecovered from their posses-sion.

The accused have beenbooked under 13 Gambling Act.

Body recoveredfrom reservoir of

Baglihar DamExcelsior CorrespondentRAMBAN, Sept 19: Body

of an unidentified female wasrecovered from the reservoir ofBaglihar Dam at Chanderkote.

As per police sources, bodyof a young lady was recoveredfrom the reservoir of BagliharDam at Chanderkote.

After getting information,police rushed to the spot andshifted the body to mortuary ofDistrict Hospital Ramban foridentification.

A case in this regard has alsobeen registered at Chanderkotepolice station and investigationstarted.

Majid Khan warns against retiring employees

after 33 years service Excelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Sept 19: Abdul

Majid Khan, president of AllJ&K Low Paid EmployeesFederation, has expressed hisserious concern over the StateGovernment's purported moveto retire employees after 33years of service or 60 years ofage, whichever is earlier.

In a statement, he calledupon the Government to desistfrom doing and warned thatthe Federation would resistany such move.

Mr Khan demanded reduc-tion in qualifying service to 20years in view of raise in theupper age limit for recruitmentto enable the employees toearn full pensionery benefits.He also demanded enhancedmonthly Medical Allowanceto the employees and pension-ers.

CongregationExcelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Sept 19: Annual congregation of Takaiya Biradari isgoing to be held on Monday, September 21, 2015 (Drubdi WaleDin) at Shri Kameshwar Temple, Akhnoor.

All Takaiya Biradari members have been requested by theorganizers to participate in the congregation with families, whichwill start with Havan at 8 am which would be followed by otherrituals including Katha Kirtan and culminate with Langer from 1pm onwards.

JAMMU AND KASHMIRACADEMY OF ART, CULTURE AND LANGUAGES

DIVISIONAL OFFICE, CANAL ROAD, JAMMUPHONES: 0191-2577643, 2579576

Invitation of sealed quotationsSealed quotations for hiring of all types of commercial light vehicles

are invited from the registered Tours and Travels or likewise having 5years experience. Details of each vehicle (AC/Non-A.C) with rates shouldbe quoted both in words and figures legible without any cuttings. Thesealed quotation should reach this office on or before 30th of September2015. The other terms and conditions may be had from the office of undersigned on any working day.

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