4 Greater KashmirSrinagar | August 19, 2013, Monday state

REMEMBRANCE ON 6TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY

Dear GrannyI will net stand at your grave and weep because you are not there

You are a thousand winds that blowYou are the diamond that glints on snow

You are the sunlight on ripened grainYou are the gentle autumn rain

You are the soft start that shines at rightI will not stand at your gave and cryYou are not there, you did not die

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Office Of the tehsildar tralBefore Mr. rouf-ul-rahman assistant collector 1st. class SubjectSubject:- Land alienation case of Niranjan Nath S/o; Gwash Ram

R/o: Diwar Tral A/P Gole Gujral Jammu.

NoticeThe above titled land Alienation case for land measuring 02 Kanals and 16 ½ Marlas falling under Survey No. 38 (18 ½ marlas)and survey No. 58 (01 Kanal and 18 marlas) situated at village Diver Tral is under process in this office for grant of permission under-section 3 of J&K migrant immovable (Preservation Protection and restraint on distress sales) Act 1997, the land is proposed to be sold in favour of Gulam Mohi ud din Shah S/o: Mohammad Akbar Shah R/o: Diwar Tral. If anybody is having objection regarding sale of this land he may furnish /filled his/her / objection in writing before the Tehsildar concerned/Deputy Commissioner Pulwama/Divisional Commissioner Kashmir Srinagar personally or through his authorized agent within 15 days from the date of publication of this notice. After expiry of the date, no claim shall be entrained.

Sd/- Assistant collector,1st class Magistrate,

tral

CondolenCeIn the death of Dr. Jalal the

State has lost world class cardiologist, who served his society selflessly. I pray for

eternal peace of the departed soul. I sympathize with the

bereaved family.G.R. Kathu

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Dr Jalal buried amid tearful eyesHundreds participate

in funeral Gk news network

Srinagar, Aug 18: Renowned cardi-ologist and former Director SKIMS Dr Sheikh Jalal-ud-din who passed away on Saturday at AIIMS in New Delhi was buried at his ancestral graveyard in south Kashmir’s Pam-pore town on Sunday.

Hundreds of people from all walks of life participated in his funeral procession. Dr Jalal was critically injured in an attack by some unidentified gunmen in Pam-pore last month. His two PSOs were killed in the incident. Dr Jalal was shifted from SKIMS Soura to AIIMS New Delhi where he breathed his last on Saturday.

Dr Jalal’s body was flown from New Delhi to Srinagar, Hundreds of

people including mainstream lead-ers and separatists participate in his funeral procession which started from his Tulsibagh house and culmi-nated at his native Pampore town in south Kashmir.

Chairman of Jammu and Kash-mir Liberation Front, senior Nation-al Conference leader Nasir Aslam Wani, Tehreek-i-Hurriyat spokesper-son Dr G.M.Ganai and MLA Pampore Zahoor Ahmed Mir, Grand Mufti of Kashmir Bashir-ud-Din, general sec-retary of Congress Ghulam Nabi Mir Lasjan participated in his Nimaz-e-Jinaza.

Addressing a condolence meet-ing, Muhammad Yasin Malik termed the killing of Dr Jalal as a loss for the people of Jammu and Kashmir. “Such doctors can’t be found every-where…. I am deeply shocked over his death,” Malik said.

Dr Sheikh Jalal-ud-din’s demise has been widely condoled by various

parties and social groups. In a statement a defence spokes-

man said Lt Gen Gurmit Singh,

Chinar Corps Commander, and all ranks of Chinar Corps expressed heartfelt condolence over the demise

of Dr Jalal. “His death is a great loss to the society in general and to the poor people of the Valley in particu-lar for whom he was like a Messiah,” the statement said.

Provincial President of National Conference Nasir Aslam Wani and Political Secretary to Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Tanvir Sadiq, have expressed grief and sorrow over the demise of Dr Jalal.

Extending sympathies with the bereaved family, they prayed for eternal peace to the departed soul. “The state has lost a great doctor who was an asset to the society. Dr Jalal will always be remembered as one of the best cardiologists of our state. He was a humble and a thorough gentle-man. It’s not only a loss for his family or well-wishers but for everyone” they said.

Minister of State for Health, Shabir Ahmad Khan has expressed deep sorrow and grief over the

demise of Dr. Jalal.He said Dr Jalal’s demise has

created a vacuum as he was an expert cardiologist. “Dr. Jalal was a humane doctor and able adminis-trator. It was due to his efforts that SKIMS succeeded in providing the latest medicare to the patients,” he added expressing solidarity and sym-pathy with the bereaved family.

Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) leader Muhammad Khursheed Aalam has condoled Dr Jalal’s demise terming it as a loss to the society in general and to doctor fra-ternity in particular. In his condo-lence message, Aalam has expressed solidarity with the bereaved family and prayed for eternal peace to the departed soul.

Registrar Secretary State Dental Council and member Dental Council of India Dr Bashir has also condoled Dr Jalal’s demise and expressed sym-pathies with his family.

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JKYF’s HESP ProgrammeMysterious death in Budgamsrinagar Aug 18: A man died under suspicious circumstances in central Kashmir’s Budgam district last night.

In a statement a police spokesman said Sonu Singh (27) son of Darampal Singh resident of Buta Mandi Jalandhar, Punjab was brought to Sub district Hospital, Magam where doctors declared him brought dead. “Police has initiated inquest proceedings under section 174 Cr.PC to ascertain the cause of the death,” the state-ment said. Gknn

Girl attempts suicidesrinagar Aug 18: A girl attempted to end her life by consuming poisinious substance at her residence at Trehgam in north Kash-mir’s Kupwara district on Sundya.

A police spokesman in a statement said a 16 year old Girl (name withheld) of Trehgam, in an attempt to end her life con-sumed some poisonous substance at her home. “The girl was immediately shifted to Sub District Hospital, Kupwara for treat-ment. Trehgam police has registered a case in this regard. Gknn

Last batch of Yatris to leave from Chandanwari todaysrinagar, Aug 18: Additional Chief Executive Officer CEO) Shri Amarnathji Shrine Board (SASB) PP Singh on Sunday said subject to fair weather conditions, the last batch of Yatris from the Pahal-gam Route shall be allowed to cross the Chandanwari Access Control Gate upto 11 a.m. on August 19.

The additional CEO further informed that the last batch of Yatris from the Baltal Route shall be allowed to cross the Access Control Gate at Domel upto 9 a.m. on August 21. “However, the Yatris who prefer to travel by helicopters to Panjtarni, if weather conditions permit heli-operations, shall be allowed to take heli-flights upto 9 a.m. on August 21 from the Baltal and Pahalgam Heli Bases,” he said. Gknn

Rajpora inhabitants to form joint front for social justicePulwama, Aug 18: Representatives from Rajpora Assembly on Sunday decided to form a joint platform to provide social justice to the people.

During a meeting held at the house of senior advocate Reyaz Khawar at Gulshanabad, cross-sections of society discussed at length the social and political exploitation faced by people of J&K in general and residents of Rajpora villages in particular.

Among others Advocate Khanday and senior journalist and writer Muhammad Shafi Simnani were present on the occasion.

KU postpones B.E 7th semester examsrinagar, Aug 18: Kashmir University (KU) has postponed the examination for Bachelor of Engineering (B.E) 7th semester scheduled to be held on Monday (August 19).

KU spokesperson Showkat Shafi said fresh dates for the same will be notified separately. Gknn

Orientation programme for intending Hajjis heldsrinagar, Aug 18: An orientation programme for intending Hajj pilgrims was held at Dak Bunglow Sopore.

Sub- divisional magistrate Sopore Muhammad Hanief Balkhi said that training was imparted to more than 400 selected pilgrims from Sopore, Rafiabad and other areas in the programme. Gknn

Urs of Lal Bab Sahib Zakurasrinagar, Aug 18: The annual Urs of Lal Bab Sahib Zakura will com-mence on August 22. Shab Khawani will start on the evening of August 21. “People are informed to reached on time to seek the blessings of the saint,” management of the shrine said in a statement. GKNN

Students group leaves for all

Students group leaves for all

Students group

India tour GHULAM nABI ZIA

Kargil, Aug 18: 25 students of far falling areas of Zanskar were flagged off for all India tour by GOC 8 Mountain divi-sion Kargil Shooqen Chowhan on Sunday. The tour has been organized under Sadbhavana project. The students are scheduled to meet President Pranab Mukherjee and visit historical places in Delhi and other states.

Tangmarg civil society aghast over immorality in tourist places AHMAD kAkAk sHMIrI

Tangmarg, Aug 18: Civil Soci-ety of Tangmarg on Sunday urged the authorities to take measures for preventing immoral activi-ties in various tourist places including Gulmarg, Tangmarg and Drang here. The civil society comprising of senior citizens of the area conducted two meetings at Kunzar and Tangmarg respec-tively. Hundreds of citizens belonging to various sections of the society participated in these meetings. On the occasion, the speakers decried increasing immorality in society in general and at tourist places in particular. They demanded a stern vigil of controlling agencies at the tourist places to curb the immorality.

They participants demand-ed establishing of an Islamic col-lege out of the income of Shrine of Baba Payam Ud Reshi (RA).

The society also demanded that the waters of Nallah Ferozpo-ra be preserved to safeguard the drinking water and irrigation in the area. It also demanded that a traffic control unit be established in the area to control the frequent traffic accidents. The society also expressed concern over the illegal constructions in Gulmarg and demanded that the locals be given concession in the Gondola lift fares. Members of Bazar trade unions of Kunzar and Tangamarg also par-Kunzar and Tangamarg also par-Kunzar and Tangamarg also participated in these meetings.

Gk news network

Srinagar, Aug 18: Jammu and Kashmir Yateem Founda-tion (JKYF) distributed Rs 2.25 lakhs through cheques among 90 female Higher Education Scholarship Programme (HESP) scholars at Baitul Hilal, Jawa-har Nagar, here on Sunday.

In a statement a spokesman of JKYF said Director State Rehabilitation Council Hafiza Muzaffar distributed cheques among HESP beneficiaries. The beneficiaries include 31 HESP 2013 selectees. Each scholar was given a cheque of Rs 2500.

On the occasion, Hafiza

Muzaffar impressed upon the participants to focus primar-ily on their studies to achieve better career goals. She asked them to work hard for achieving excellence in their studies.

An Islamic scholar Mubee-na Ramzan, delivered a lecture on moral value education and enjoined upon the participants to understand their role and responsibilities to live happy, prosperous, peaceful family and social life.

Chairman JKYF Muham-mad Rafiq Lone, HESP Pro-gramme Executive Dr Tariq Ahmad Malik besides guard-ians of female beneficiaries, were present on the occasion.

`2.25 lakhs distributed among 90 female

beneficiaries