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SATURDAY December 21 | 2013 | 17 Saffar 1435 AH | PAGES 12 | VOL NO: 3 | ISSUE NO: 324 | RS: 2/- (AIR SURCHARGE FOR JAMMU /DELHI/LEH 50 PAISA)Pen For JusticeLargely Circulated, No. 1 Bilingual Daily of J&Khttp://www.zabarwantimes.com

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Calls on Governor N.N Vohra

Apologises for mistakes

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Stringent laws needed to save Kashmir HandicraftsKashmir was famous for its handi-crafts throughout the world and our master craftsmen were not only a symbol of art but also re-spected for their honesty and pu-rity. The carpets, shawl, the sozni, woodcarving everything was matchless and nobody in the world would produce such a fine, delicate and artistic pieces of

Involvement of Sarpanchs & Panchs in implementation of works to be ensured

In order to ensure the active in-volvement of Sarpanchs and Panchs as per the role given to them by the Government for their assignments regarding the implementation of the works in the 14 Government de-partments, a meeting of the officers of the concerned departments was convened under the Chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner, Shopian wherein the Additional District De-velopment Commissioner,

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State’s power generation to touch 20000 MW by 2020

Minister of State for Technical Ed-ucation, Power and Information, Vi-kar Rasool Wani has called upon the authorities of Power Development Corporation (PDC) to step up efforts to ensure that power projects that have been approved are completed as per schedule. The Minister was re-viewing the status

Fire incidentSrinagar, Dec 20 : Fire broke out in the cowshed of Shahbaz Ahmad Bhat son of Sonaullah Bhat resident of Bo-mie, Sopore, in the jurisdiction of police station Bomie, result-ing in partial damage to the cowshed. However, no loss of life or injury was reported in this incident.

Unidentified body recovered in SoporeSrinagar, December 20: Sopore police recovered an unidenti-fied male body near on a road side at Hygam, Sopore. During intervening night of 19th and 20th December, Sopore police re-covered a male body of age about 55 years who was not wearing any clothes. The deceased was reported to be roaming in the Choora area few days back. Post Mortem of the body was con-ducted which reveals that the person has died of Hypothermia. Anybody having any informa-tion regarding the deceased may please contact on Phone num-bers 9419005686 or PCR Sopore on 01954-222312 or Police Control Room, Srinagar on Dial 100.

Anantnag, December 20:

Minister for Rural Development and Panchayati Raj, Mr. Ali Mo-hammad Sagar today said that the government is committed for ensuring an era of unprecedent-ed development in the State and also ensuring the democratic de-centralization of the powers to the grass root level so that people are involved in day to day gover-nance.The Minister was addressing a huge gathering after inaugurat-ing a Model villages at Jabli-pora village of Qaimoh block of Anantnag here today coming up at an estimated cost of Rs 1.12 crore.The Minister for Social Welfare, Ms. Sakina Itoo was also presentLegislators, Dr. Bashir Ahmad Veeri, Mr. Abdul Majeed Bhat, Deputy Commissioner, Anant-nag, Dr. Farooq Ahmad Lone, Director Rural Development De-partment, Mr. Altaf Ahmad Mir, senior citizen, public represen-tative and large gathering of peo-ple were present on the occasion. Mr. Sagar while speaking on the occasion said government led by Chief Minister Mr. Omar Abdul-

lah hasworked for restoration of peace, tranquillity and took sin-cere efforts to safeguard people’s rights by introducing landmark laws such as RTI and PSGA be-sides to create employment op-portunities for youth several welfare schemes like HIMAYAT, UDAAN, and UMEED have been introduced. He said that the gov-ernment has ensured better road connectivity, adequate drinking water facilities and launched new power projects during the last about five years which have started yielding encouraging re-sults on the ground.Mr. Sagar said that the process of development would continue to be on accelerated pace and in missionary mode in all three regions of the State. He said be-sides devoting fullest attention

on the comprehensive develop-ment of Jammu and Kashmir in all the regions and sub-regions equitably, we worked sincere-ly for creating an atmosphere where all the issues could be ad-dressed politically through the process of dialogue.While referring to the false propaganda of certain political parties, the Minister said that people are well aware of their political mechanizations as they have always believed in nega-tive politics and self promotion and misleading the masses for attaining power. He said that they have got frustrated by the achievements registered by the government and are now try-ing to flout obnoxious ideas and spread canard.

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Srinagar, Dec 20 :

Echoing the claims of valley’s pro-free-dom camp, National Conference Friday claimed that the resolutions adopted by United Nations, in past, for Kashmir issue have ‘relevance’ even during the present political scenario of Jammu and Kashmir.“The UN resolutions are still relevant and that is the reason that we see the office of the United Nations Military Observers Group (UNMOG) here in valley since last six decades. The resolutions adopted by UN about Kashmir cannot be termed ob-solete,” said Kamal, adding that the Kash-mir issue has become the bone of conten-tion between India and Pakistan and its resolution has become inevitable.He further stated that it is because of the UN resolutions that India cannot move

inside Pakistan administered Kashmir (PAK) and vice-versa. “It is UN that has prevented both the courtiers to enter into confrontation against each other about Kashmir.”He further added that both the countries must come forward and prioritize their respective efforts so that Kashmir issue

could be resolved at the earliest. “We see how may wars have been fought between the two countries over Kashmir and at present the need of the hour is to resolve it on table otherwise the things could get worse.”“Had the Pakistan restrained from send-ing rebels here, Kashmir would have been the independent country with sover-eign powers and full authority but as the Kabailis landed into valley, Hari Singh sought help from India to safeguard his country and people,” Senior NC leader said.However he further added that the viable option at present for Kashmir resolution is Shimla agreement and that both the countries must respect the same to make peace in the region sustainable.

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NC responsible for uncertainty in J&K: MehboobaJammu, Dec 20 :

Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presi-dent, Mehbooba Mufti has said employment generation for youth will be the main focus of her party’s economic goals if it gets a deci-sive mandate from the people in the coming elections.Addressing a public meeting at Lam in Nawshera constituen-cy of Rajouri district she said the youth of J&K can rewrite a new destiny for themselves and for the state, if they are involved fully in the system and given due opportunities where they

can excel and bring about a perceptible change on the ground. But, she said, the youth of the state have been, unfor-tunately, pushed to the wall and denied space in the political, economic and social spheres over the last more than 60 years. Senior PDP leadera Yashpal Sharma MLC, Ch. Zulufkar Ali MLA, Surinder Chaudhary, Assadudin Bari, Nanak Chand, Capt. Yograaj, Subedar Surjeet Kuamr, Beeta Devi Panch, Arshid Mehmood, Subedar Giyan

Chand, Jagdesh Chan-der Sarpanch, Jung Bahadur Sarpanch, Ayoub Khan, Moham-mad Javed, Ishfaq Ah-mad, Sanjay Chaudhry, Khem Raaj, Ashok Ji Naib Sarpanch, Ch. Ajit Singh and others were also present on this oc-casion.

Mehbooba said the reason for present uncertainty in J&K is also because of the fact that the youth have been de-nied a democratic space by the Nation-al Conference (NC), which

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NC changes gears, terms UN resolutions relevant

Says Kashmir solution need of the hour

Govt committed to ensure unprecedented, equitable dev: Sagar

PDP for active involvement of youth in governance

Srinagar, Dec 20 :

The Director General of Police (DGP) Mr Ashok Prasad on Friday said that for the security forces the challenges ahead of polls in Jammu and Kashmir are the same but there will be huge require-ments to mange maintain the security in assembly polls in the state. “The security challenges are same for us. There will be attempts to boy-cott the elections and at-tempts to disrupt these elections. We are prepar-ing our plans and we aim at zero causality in elec-tions,” the DGP said while

talking to KNS.However, he added, there is a huge security re-quirement in assembly elections but whatever is to be done will have to be managed within the available resources of the department. “It is upto the authorities and Elec-tion Commission of India to prioritize things and we expect they will give us highest priority keep-ing in view our security requirements to meet the challenges.”Mr Prasad said that at-tacks on police personnel since last year have in-creased by 100

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Attempts will be made to disrupt forthcoming

polls: DGP

Jammu, Dec 20 :

Minister for Medical Ed-ucation, Youth Services & Sports, Mr. Taj Mohi ud Din today visited the Super Specialty Hospital, Jammu and inspected the site of the proposed Ter-tiary Cancer Centre being set up there.The Centre is one among the two Tertiary Cancer Centres being set up un-der the National Cancer Control Programme in J&K. One such centre would be set up at SKIMS, Srinagar while another would be set up at Super Specialty Hospital Jam-mu.The Minister went round the Hospital and took stock of the availability of space and other logistics for the setting up of the Cancer Centre. He also reviewed the feasibility of setting up of units like Day Care, PET Scan, bun-kers for radiation, emer-gency etc for the centre.To be set up at a cost of Rs. 45 crore, the centre would have facilities of PET Scan and Linear Ac-

celerator which are used in cancer screening. At present, there is no PET Scan and Linear Acceler-ator facility available in the State and the patients have to go to outside the State for the same.It may be recalled here that the demand for set-ting up Tertiary Cancer Centres in Jammu and Kashmir was projected by Mr. Taj Mohi-ud-Din soon after taking over as Minister for Medical Education early this year. Accordingly, the Union Health Ministry sug-

gested preparing a pro-posal and submitting the same for funding under National Cancer Control Programme.Interacting with the fac-ulty members there, the Minister hoped that the two Tertiary Cancer Cen-tres would go a long way in meeting the require-ment of cancer-related treatments within the State and would provide respite to the patients from paying so heavily for such treatments in the institutions and

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Taj inspects site for Tertiary Cancer Centre Jammu

‘When Togadia, Jaietly are restricted, how Geelani can be exception’

Inaugurates model village at Jablipora

Srinagar, Dec 20 :

Describing Democratic process as the real way of empowering people the National Conference today said that while disruptive political beliefs pose biggest threat to the survival of democracy the PDP patron’s rehabilitation by the BJP is what is called the ‘Power Lust’“While the exchange and development of ideas among people have always resolved many is-sues, the democratic process gives a direction to not only implement those ideas but also experiment to the benefit of the people” said Tanvir Sadiq, Po-litical secretary to Omar Abdul-lah while interacting with a del-

egation of Students and Lawyers here today adding “Government headed by Omar Abdullah is the biggest example as power resides not in a few people but in our citi-

zens” “While every person has equal rights be-fore the law we as a party are equally fair-minded in tolerating differences” he addedStating that some of the mentors and friends of the PDP in the separatist camp

and delhi thought that on the onset of insurgency in the state would lead to terminal decline of the NC and constitute its end the Political secretary said “NC’s tenacious survival and re-emer-gence as a significant

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Omar’s government belongs to people

PDP Patron’s rehabilitation by BJP nothing but ‘Power Lust’: Tanvir

JK Cement’s new plant a disaster; Govt in slumberSrinagar, Dec 20 :

Despite the tall claims of the state govern-ment for improving the corporation sec-tor to generate more employment, a state owned corporation, Jammu Kashmir cements Ltd- new plant established with great expectations in Khrew allegedly proved to be an utter failure.Reliable sources told KNS that the new plant at Khrew Pampore was established in 2006 with an expected production of 600 tons of cement but due to alleged corrup-tion by some big fishes its existence is on the verge of end.In a shocking revelation an official source, (while comparing the expenditure of a leading private company which spend approximately 70 crore on a same type of plant in Khrew) disclosed that a huge amount of 1,25,00000,00 was released for the construction of the said plant. Out of which allegedly only 60 to 70 crore were actually spend on it and rest went in to the pockets of corrupt officials.An insider wished not to be named said that Corporation has become

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Reacting to the recent statement of Peoples’ Democrat-ic Party (PDP) president Mehbooba Mufti wherein she has stated that NC facilitated Kashmir’s accession to India because Jinnah didn’t offer any chair to Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah, Kamal said that the PDP presi-dent has issued historically incorrect statement.Kamal added that PDP has launched the tirade of ac-cusations against NC on baseless grounds and that the party’s rhetoric is sans credibility. “The history stands witness to the fact that Shiekh sahib along with other colleagues went to Pakistan and Jinnah didn’t even bother to meet them. This revealed the mindset of the Pakistani leadership vis-à-vis Kashmir. ”Kamal added that historical records are available and that people can themselves analyze the veracity of the statements being issued from the desk of certain quar-ters about Kashmir’s accession to India.

per cent and the attacks on civilians have come down by almost 50 per cent. “This is the matter of concern for us. Last year there were 22 attacks on civilians and the same was reduced to 16 this year. However, the number of attacks on police last year was 11 which has increased to 25 this year. This is a concern for us and it is not random but being done under a deliberate plan from the other side of the border. It is not difficult to control this situation but the same will cause inconve-nience to people which we don’t want to,” Mr Prasad told KNS.He informed that there is no militant presence in Jammu region but the police has reports that seven to eight militants have entered and they are roaming in Rajouri and Poonch areas. “We are on it and we are tracking them down.” Asked about reason behind the restrictions being imposed on Syed Ali Geelani to visit Tral to attend a public meet, the DGP said that constitution guarantees freedom to go anywhere but the same constitution says imposes certain reasonable restrictions.“If your public meet is likely to result in breach of pub-lic peace then how can be that allowed under law. Mr Togadia was prevented from delivering a speech in Jammu in view of its repercussions on public peace.”Mr Prasad added: “Mr Artun Jaitley the member par-liament was stopped from visiting Kishtwar and he had every right to visit the place but we were unable to provide him security and we were very apprehen-sive that it will create problems. When Mr Jaitely was prevented to visit the place despite being an MP who is Geelani? He is not an elected representative. Wherever he goes he legalizes stone pelting, use of gun and other things. How can that be allowed under law. We stopped people from NC, PDP and Congress from visiting Kisht-war and it is not that we apply law to a single person,” he asked.Regarding reports about government of Ar-gentina having secretly probed the presence of mass graves in Kashmir, the DGP said the veracity of the reports needs to be inquired into thoroughly.“This is a matter which needs to be inquired and no-body knows the details except for what has been pub-lished in a local daily that too wherefrom it has lifted the issue. The issue is whether reporting about mass graves in Kashmir is based on facts? This is an effort to try to bring other players into the game. Is there a mass grave in Kashmir? Mass graves and unmarked graves are two distinct things. Unmarked graves is a normal thing in Kashmir but some people want to create an issue out of this. A mass grave is where you burry a large number of bodies together in a single large grave and the concept came from world wars. To the best of my knowledge the largest mass grave here consists of six people who were drowned militants who had infiltrated this side of the border,” he added.Mr Prasad said: “Show us a single grave where the body of a person who got killed was not investigated and the body handed over to Auqaf for burial.

Ms. Sakina in his address said that development of backward and remote areas has remained under ac-tive consideration of the government during the last about five years and various schemes to improve and upgrade road communication, water supply, electric supply, health and education sectors received focused attention besides creating number of job opportunities for youth under various innovative measures.She said that government has left no stone unturned for the people prosperity for launching number of de-velopment and welfare schemes.

Castigating Mehbooba on her “Power lust” remark the political secretary said “Mehbooba’s statement is insult-ing to the people of Kashmir. The power lust has been the feature of PDP since its inception and she should answer how her father backstabbed the congress many times for personal political ambition” adding “her fathers rehabil-itation by the BJP after being marginalized in Kashmir politics is the biggest example of ‘power lust’ ” he said adding “everyone is aware how through Jagmohan an elected government was dismissed just to benefit Mufti”“Mehbooba is answerable to the people of Kashmir and she should explain her stooping to the lowest level to gain power”, “people of the state especially, Kashmiris have been punished, cheated and divided by the leader-ship of the what now is the PDP’, and they will face the wrath of the people soon for their wrong doings,” said Tanvir.

rehabilitation for the entire blue eyed person’s. Corrup-tion, extension, backdoor entries unjustified promotions and what not have become rampant. “I fail to understand that despite this huge mess the position of the state gov-ernment is not more than a mute spectator,” he said. “If government does not wakeup from its deep slumber, time is not far when this corporation will be sweeped off from its very roots, “he added.Other insiders lamented that they are well wishers of the corporation and wanted it to progress day in and day out but the hugeness of corruption has always impeded its growth and shattered its development. “The project of constructing the plant was given to the Promake Com-pany who according to sources allegedly used all the sub-standard material in the construction of much awaited plant. These facts were given at that time by the Director of the Promake Company in a meeting”, they said. “The Director in the meeting had admitted that he was com-pelled to distribute huge sums of money among officials, “they added.While giving details of the worthlessness of the new plant sources said that the plant was brought under maintenance process only after six years while as the previous cement plant worked smoothly for full thirty years.Expressing the deep concern one of the official said that

centres outside the Jammu and Kashmir.Secretary, Health & Medical Education Department, Mr. Gazzanfar Hussain, Principal, Government Medi-cal College, Jammu, Dr. Shashi Gupta, faculty mem-bers and senior officers accompanied the Minister dur-ing the inspection.It is worthwhile to mention here that the spread of can-cer has in J&K has been quite fast in recent years.

political player post 95 surprised not only PDP but all its detractors” Tanvir told the students adding “It is not sur-prising when they issue statements about student activ-ism in universities as they know that while our student’s wing is in almost every college they along with others have rejected their agenda”

devoured a generation of brilliant young people.She said it was the PDP’s vision to get the state out of this present mess and ensure a dignified political solution to problems and the young people forms the core of the par-ty’s agenda.Mehbooba said without involving the youth in the gover-nance system, the situation could get back on tracks and to do so, needs a strong political will, seriousness of the lead-ership, and courage to deliver. The PDP president said it was the reason, PDP, with the support of people, during its brief stint in the government, realised an accountable, honest and transparent system, which ensured a fair deal for every stakeholder. “We carry forward our unfinished agenda of political resolution and economic empowerment of the people. The recruitment processes will be made transparent and the deserving, hardworking people will get their chance, in our future scheme of things,” she said adding PDP will establish en-vironment friendly industries to generate dignified and meaningful employment chances for the youth.She said, to provide modern educational facilities at the door step students, the PDP during its stint in the govern-ment established new universities, opened dozens of colleg-es, established skill enhancement and technical institutes in every nook and corner of the state. “There was need of more research, professional and technical institutions that will help in producing quality human resource for the state,” she said.Mehbooba said tourism, agriculture and horticulture are the areas of strength of J&K and these sectors offer huge employment avenues and the PDP will harness them to op-timum to make the state self-reliant.She said the Rajouri and Poonch districts offer a huge po-tential for tourism and horticulture, but it has so far, re-mained untapped, but the PDP will go for robust, planned industrialization in the area, which would not be having any negative impact on the environs around.She said PDP during its tenure in the government estab-lished more than one dozen tourism development authori-ties for the backward areas, but those have been left useless by the present government. Because of the lack of money these authorities have not been able get the desired results on the ground. “Instead of planned development of these ar-eas, the present government has facilitated vandalisation of tourist areas either for money or to favour its agents or relatives of ruling politicians”.

Office of the Executive Engineer lake Division No. 1stJ&K Lakes and Waterways Development Authority Srinagar

SHORT TERM NIT No. 38 of 12/2013For and on behalf of J&K lakes and Waterways Development Authority, Srinagar, sealed tenders affixed with Rs.5/- Rev-enue stamps are invited from registered / Approved PWD contractors for works mentioned in the Annexure "A" to this NIT:-A:-Gen.eral conditions ;-1/- The tenders should be accompanied with CDR for the amount indicated in the annexure "A" against each work/s, drawn on any schedule bank and pledged to as shown in the annexure 'A'. The tenders without CDR will be rejected out right.2/- The tenders should be addressed to the tender receiving authority, and the tenders can be submitted by hand or sent through registered post on or before 30-12-2013 up to 2.P.M, tothe following offices ofJ&KLWDA.i. Executive Engineer, Lake Division No. 1 st, Miskeen Bagh, Khanyar Srinagar.ii. Superintending Engineer, J&K Lakes & Waterways Dev. Authority, Wali House Syed Rehman Sahib Brein, Srinagar. Hi, Vice Chairman, J&K Lakes & Waterways Dev. Authority, Wali House Syed Rehman Sahib Brein, Nishat Srinagar.In case the last date for receipt of the tenders is declared a holiday/Hartal/Curfew/Restriction-144, the tenders will be received on next working day up to 2. P.M. The tenders shall be opened on the same day or a later date convenient to the tender opening authority, in presence of the tenderers or their representatives who may choose to be present.3/- The tenders sent through registered post received after schedule date and time shall not be entertained at all and the Authority will not be responsible for any postal delay, loss of tenders during postal transit.4/- The tender documents can be had from the above mentioned offices on production of valid enlistment cards in original, Tin No./Pan No., CDRs and application against cash payment as shown against each work in the Annexure "A" to this NIT (non refundable/nontransferable), or crossed postal order/Bank draft in the name of Executive Engineer Lake Division No. 1st, LDA (for purchase of tender documents from Divisional office) and in the name of FA/CAO, LDA (for purchase of tender documents from S.E/V.C LDA's offices) payable through R.C.C Srinagar on all working days up to 27-12-2013 upto 3.P.M. The tender documents can also be obtained by post for which intending tenderers have to sent attested copies of enlistment card, TIN No. Pan No., attested photocopy/s of CDRs crossed postal order/bank draft and registered AD envelope of postal authorities affixed with Rs.25/postal stamps.

Annexure “A” to Short Term NIT No. 38 of 12/2013Sr. No. Name of the work Estt. Cost of

work (Rs. Lacs)

Earnest Money Class of contract

Time of compl.

Cost of tender doc,

Tender receiving authority

01. Renovation of Jetty No. 05 (D/S of SKICC) 4.59 Rs.9180/- DEE 30 Days Rs.400/- Executive Engineer Lake Div. 1st, LDA, Miskeen Bagh

02: Silt clearance of Lone Mohallah channel from Land of Abdul Rehman Chachoo to House of Bashir Ahmad Lone (Lone Mohalla)

1.27 Rs.2540/- DEE 15 Days Rs.100/- -Do-

03. Silt clearance of Shiekh Mohalla channel from House of Nazir Ahmad War to land of Ghulam Qadir connecting with Chowdary Bagh channel.

4.95 Rs.9900/- DEE 20 Days Rs.400/- -Do-

04. Dredging of blockec channel at Bhat Mohalla Main Paw to NPL Bund near the House of Mohammad Qa-sim Nagoo.

3.83 Rs.7660/- DEE 20 Days Rs.300/- -Do-

05. Dredging of Blocked channel at Bhat Mohalla to Latti Kadal from Land of Mohammad Abbass Bhat to House of Gh. Mohammad Bhat.

2.12 Rs.4240/- DEE 20 Days Rs.200/- -Do-

06. Extraction of Stones from lake bed RD 7308m to 7520m (Main Ghat Krai Sangri to Ghat No:24 (oppo-site STP Lam).

0.92 Rs.1840/- DEE 10 Days Rs.100/- -Do-

07. Silt clearance of Kankachi channel from Primary I Icalth centre to House of Mohammad Altaf Najar.

0.51 Rs.1020/- DEE 10 Days RS.100A -Do-

08. Construction of Drain (Diversion) at Agro Bagh Hous-ing colony.

4.93 Rs.9860/- DEE 1 Month Rs.400/- -Do-

Last Date for issuance of Documents: 27.12.2013 Date of receipt of Tenders: 30.12.2013 Sd/Executive EngineerDIPK :NB: 2457 Lake Division NO 1st Srinagar

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Advertisement No.: 100 Dated : 18/12/2013 Chairman,District National Child Labour Project/Society,Srinagar invite applications on prescribed format which can be had from the office of Member Secretary NCLP/ Dy.Labour Commissioner, Srinagar free of cost from the eligible candidates of District Srinagar and should reach to the office of the Project Director, NCLP (Labour Complex ) Batmaloo,Srinagar by or before 05.01.2014 alongwith requisite testimonials.

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OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER ELECTRIC DIVISION BUDGAM

ADDRESS: ENGINEERING COMPLEX BUDGAMP.No:019Sl-2S5218, Fax No: 019S1-2S5218

E-Mail ID: divisionbudgamCip.yahoo.com

TENDER NOTICENIT No. 24 of 2013 bated/7--12-2013

Sealed tenders affixed with Rs.5/= revenue stamps are invited on behalf of Governor of Jammu & Kashmir State from Registered Self Help Groups of Electric Engineers for execution of following work:-

Work No

Name of Work Adver-tised Cost

Earnest Money

Cost Of Document

1 Installation of street & Highmast lights at Dharmbugh Kralpora. 1.00 2000 500/-

2 Improvement of LT nrtwork at Zaffran Colony Kanir near H/o Nazir Ahmad Ganie S/O Late Habibullah ganie

0.69 1400

Total 1.69 3400

The complete set of tender documents shall be available for sale from the office of the under signed, from 20/12/2013 upto 27/12/2013 during office hours on all working days. The tender document should be addressed to the -Engineer, El&ctrjc J2ivJsJojLjB.ydaam__and! should reach his office by 29/12/2013 (2.00PM) by speed post/registered post/courier or by hand. The tender document should be accompanied by earnest money in the shape of CDR pledged to Executive Engineer, Electric Division Budgam without which tender will be rejected. The tenders shall be opened on the same day or any other date convenient to the tender opening committee. The tender notice can also be available departmental website www.ikpdd.qov.in. However the documents can be had from the Divisional office. The bidder must participate in all works.

Sd/ Executive Engineer DIPK NO.11554 Electric Division Budgam

till now nobody has seriously looked into the reasons for the low production of this so called new plant. “The cor-poration is the source of our bread and butter, and we really want that the government should take to the tough task all those who are responsible for the deterioration of the corporation. To prevent further degradation the gov-ernment should not spare anybody whether influential or a commoner,” he said.

Union Home Secretary calls on Governor

Jammu, December 20: Mr. Anil Goswami, Union Home Secretary, called on Mr. N. N. Vohra, Governor, at Raj Bhavan here today.During their hour long meeting, Mr. Goswami and the Governor discussed is-sues relating to internal security management and

measures to be undertaken for maintaining sustained peace and harmony in the State. The Home Secre-tary briefed the Gover-nor about several impor-tant matters relating to stricter watch on move-ments across the borders of the State.

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JAMMU, DECEMBER 20:

Minister for Housing, Hor-ticulture and Culture, Mr. Ra-man Bhalla today said that

Union Health Ministry has approved the proposal for construction of 100-beded hospital near Government Ra-jiv Gandhi Hospital, Gangyal.

He said with the comple-tion of the new hospital the burden on the Government Medical College (GMC), Gan-dhi Nagar Hospital and SMGS Hospital would be reduced to a certain extent.

The Minister while ad-dressing a large gathering at function held at Gangyal, Bhalla informed that the cen-

tral Government has released Rs. 52 crore for construction of 3-storey complex on available 16 kanal land near Govern-ment Rajiv Gandhi Hospital,

Gangyal. He asked the execut-ing agency Jammu and Kash-mir Housing Board (JKHB) to immediately call the tenders so that the project could be started .

The Minister said the hos-pital would also be equipped with all modern and special-ised healthcare facilities like CT scan machine, X-ray, labo-ratory, resuscitation room, analyzer room, blood bank, physiotherapy skin, ultra sound, orthopaedics and oth-er major treatment facilities

to cater to the growing rush of patients and reduce referral cases to SMGS, Gandhi Nagar and GMC Hospitals.

For facilitating the people, Mr. Bhalla further said that Government has approved Rs. 80 lakh for installation of digital X-ray machine in Gov-ernment Gandhi Nagar hospi-tal. He said the facility will be made available at the hospital soon.

Reiterating Government’s determination to provide better basic amenities to the people, the Minister said that it has taken several innovative measures to raise the living standard of the people, includ-ing those residing in periph-eral areas of the urban centers.

Listing the developmental activities taken up in Gang-yal, Mr. Bhalla said that the Government has spent Rs. 3.5 crore for improving the drink-ing water scenario in the local-ity including laying of water supply pipes in water deficit areas.

SRINAGAR, DECEMBER 20:

Minister for PHE, Irrigation and Flood Control, Mr. Sham Lal Sharma Friday asked the PHE Engineers to install water meters in all the localities fed by PHE department besides speed up the revenue collec-tion from the consumers of the State so that the depart-ment concerned is in a posi-tion to execute the develop-ment works efficiently.

The Minister was addressing an officers meeting here today convened to take stock of the functioning of PHE department of Valley.

The Minister im-pressed upon officers to speed up the pace of execution of various works so that the ben-efit of the schemes percolates down to the grass root level.

During comprehensive review of various schemes, the meeting was told that work on 596 Water Supply Schemes (WSS) has been taken in hand,

out of which 33 WSS have been completed cost of Rs. 107.09 crore. The Minister was informed that 227 habitations with a population of 1.34 lakh souls have been covered dur-ing current fiscal under PHE sector while as work on rest

projects is under execution. The meeting was further in-formed that 935 hand pumps were set up in the valley while as drinking water facility was extended to 1938 education institutions. As many as Rs. 601.86 crore were spent on the execution of WSS under PHE

sector. Reviewing the Irriga-tion sector in the Valley, the Minister was informed that out of 272 schemes taken in hand, 65 schemes were com-pleted at an estimated cost of Rs. 624 crore.In Flood Control sector, 15 flood management

programmes were executed out of which 10 schemes were completed against an amount of Rs. 150 crore. The meeting was attended by Chief Engi-neers of PHE, Irrigation and Flood Control besides other officers of the concerned de-partment.

Rs. 52 cr 100-beded hospital at Gangyal soon: Bhalla

Rs. 1383 Cr spent on PHE, I&FC in Valley: Sham

SATURDAY DECEMBER | 21 | 2013Daily ZABARWAN TIMES NEWS

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JAMMU, DECEMBER 20:

Minister of State for Technical Edu-cation, Power and Information, Vikar Rasool Wani has called upon the au-thorities of Power Development Corpo-ration (PDC) to step up efforts to ensure that power projects that have been ap-proved are completed as per schedule.

The Minister was reviewing the status of power projects which have been approved in the State at an officers’ meeting held here today.

Managing Director, PDC, Mehraj Ahmad Kakroo, Chief Engineers, Su-perintending Engineers and Executive engineers of different wings of the de-partment attended the meeting.

Stressing the need for exploit-ing all available resources for harness-ing the energy in the State, the Min-ister directed the engineers to put on their best efforts to make the state self-reliant in the power sector. He main-

tained that the initiatives taken at Gov-ernment level for improving the power scenario needs to be implemented in letter and spirit at the ground level. Referring to the recommendations of Rangrajan Committee, the Minister di-rected the MD PDC to vigorously pur-sue the matter at appropriate level in order to pave way for transfer of power projects to the State. Once State Gov-ernment gets these power projects back the overall power scenario of the State would open new hopes for people as well as industrial unit holders, said the Minister.

Vikar said that cost of electric-ity should be made important constitu-ent while framing the power projects and asked engineers to prioritize the projects which are cost effective. He said Hydro Power is cheaper and have less impact on environment and asked authorities of PDC to exploit the wa-ter sources for this purpose.Mr Kakroo assured the Minister that every effort

is being made to upgrade the existing power infrastructure to improve the overall scenario in the State. He said the Corporation has a best pool of ex-perts and capable manpower is work-ing tirelessly to take forward the proj-ects approved for the state . He asked engineers to be more serious in their area of work and utilize their profes-sional capabilities for development of power sector in the State.

While giving the achievements of the Corporation, the MD through a power point presentation, said that state would be able to generate16475 MW by 2020 , which included 355 MW in 2013, 450 MW in 2015 , 253 MW in 2017, 293 MW in 2018, 1096 MW in 2019 and 2450 MW in 2020. Under RGGVY, 143 projects are tar-geted to benefit 54313 households of 3634 habitations against which, 82 have been completed and benefitted to 2558 households of 1280 habitations, he added.

JAMMU, DECEMBER 20

A meeting of District Level Review Committee (DLRC), District Consultative Committee (DCC} in respect of Jammu District was convened by the Lead Bank office, State Bank of India, Jammu held at Jammu. District Development Com-missioner, Jammu Ajeet Kumar Sahu presided over the meeting organized to review performance of Banks in re-gard to achievement under Annual Credit Plan of 2013-14. He also reviewed the position of deposits, Advances and CD ration of all Banks.At the outset, R. L. Lochan, Lead District Manager, State Bank of India, Jammu welcomed District De-velopment Commissioner and all other participants from Government Departments and banking sector in the meet-ing. The meeting had a threadbare review of all Govern-ment sponsored schemes like SGSY, PMEGP (KVIB), PMEGP (KVIC) SHGs, KCC and others. The DDC further called upon all line departments and banks to galvanize their efforts and to give boost to the rural credit dispensation particu-larly by way of KCC, SHG, etc. He further advised the spon-soring agencies to conduct the awareness camps.

DDC reviews performance of Banks

4-day National level AROGYA Mela at Jammu

State’s power generation to touch 20000 MW by 2020

Awareness camp held by KVIB Kulgam

AYUSH effective alternate to Allopathic, cures chronic diseases without hazards: Jt. Secy. Health

JAMMU, DECEMBER 20:

A 4-day Ayurvedic Carnival is set to be-gin at Parade Ground, Jammu from Saturday with an objective to create more awareness and greater reach to the patients about the strength of AYUSH and effective alternative medicine systems.

Addressing a jam packed press confer-ence here today, the Union Joint Secretary, AYUSH Department, Mr Anil Ganeriwala has said the alternative medicine system refers to a parallel medicine system of Allopathic, which is the most popular and common medicine system across the world. He said it includes Ayurvedic, Homeopathic, Unani, Siddha, Tibetan, Acupressure, Acupuncture, Reiki, and Naturopathy medicine systems that are claimed to be more effective medi-cine system with fewer hazards.

Giving the details about the carnival, the Joint Secretary said that the prime object of organizing this fair is to acknowledge the public about the benefits of this medicine system and to create awareness among them that most of the complex diseases can be cured with these alternative medicine sys-tem.He said this this 4 day National level comprehensive health fair on AROGYA health fair is being organized by Directorate of In-

dian System of Medicines, J&K Government in collaboration with Department of AYUSH, Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and FICCI.

Giving the detailed information about the schedule of the four-day health fair, he said that the kickoff of fair will be held with a free-health campaign scheduled from 10 am to 1 pm where renowned traditional medi-cal practitioners will give free consultation to the patients. He said the formal inauguration program will be held at 11 A.M tomorrow by the Chief Minister, Omar Abudallah and Union Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad.

He said during Mela, a number of manu-facturers of ayurvedic and unani medicines will be displaying their products. In addition to that, a number of highly experienced Naa-di-Vaidyas, Homeopaths and Naturopaths will be available all day where the patients can get free consultation. He said AYUSH sys-tem have a long history of use by the com-munities as it requires simple technological inputs for diagnosis of ailments and prepara-tion of medicinal products. Organization of such fairs in other parts of the country will continue to promote our holistic and tradi-tional systems for overall public good adding that such a fair would be also organized at Kathua on 28th &29th of this month. He said last event in the State was organized with great success at Srinagar in 2009.

He said the fair has grown into a country-wide phenomenon organized throughout the year now. The Department of AYUSH organiz-es and supports these fairs to encourage the dissemination of information on the benefits and achievements of the AYUSH systems of medicine and for sharing of experiences and best practices between the industry.

KULGAM, DECEMBER 20:

The J&K Khadi and Village Industries Board (KVIB), Kulgam today organized a massive awareness camp at Industrial Training Institute, Kulgam for familiar-izing the educated unemployed youth about the various incentives available under Prime Minister’s Employment Gen-eration Programme (PMEGP) the financial assistance available for setting up of the employment generating units.

The camp was inaugurated by Additional Deputy Commissioner Kulgam, Mr. Gulzar Ahmad. Speaking on the occa-sion, the Additional Deputy Commissioner impressed upon the KVIB functionaries to reach out to the unemployed educated youth to provide them proper awareness

about the benefits of PMEGP and also to assess their temperament and suitability for different trades which shall prove beneficial for creating sustainable units and employment. He also suggested for formulation of self help groups of youth for setting up of micro enterprises under Agriculture and allied sectors for which ample raw material is available locally.He appealed the participants to change their mindset of being behind government jobs and to venture for setting up of their own employment generating units in the pres-ent economic scenario, which guarantees much evolution of creative and innovative human resource. ‘’A better synchroniza-tion of natural and human resources could be an alternative to overcome the unem-ployment problem and ensure sustainable

economic growth’’, he added. During the camp, 655 educated

unemployed youth of the district partici-pated who were provided full knowhow about 113 schemes under seven sectors covered under PMEGP launched in the State since 2008.The Executive Officer KVIB Kulgam on the occasion informed that the Board has so far facilitated setting up of 241 income generating units under PMEGP with a loan component of Rs. 5.22 crores including margin money of Rs. 1.92 crores by the various financial institutions in the district. He said that during the cur-rent year 340 beneficiaries have been iden-tified under the scheme and out of these cases of 237 have been sponsored to vari-ous Banks for financial assistance .by the Board.

Involvement of Sarpanchs & Panchs in implementation of

works to be ensured SHOPIAN, DECEMBER 20: In order to ensure the active involvement of Sar-

panchs and Panchs as per the role given to them by the Government for their assignments regarding the implementation of the works in the 14 Government departments, a meeting of the officers of the concerned departments was convened under the Chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner, Shopian wherein the Additional District Development Commissioner, Shopian and Addi-tional Deputy Commissioner, Shopian also participated.

The concerned District Officers were enjoined upon to ensure that the role/assignment given to the Sarpanchs and Panchs in their respective departments are adhered to in letter and spirit to ensure their par-ticipation in the various departmental activities and re-dressal of public grievance mechanism.

LC panel discusses functioning of Transport Department

JAMMU DECEMBER 20: The Department Related Standing Committee (DRSC)-II of Jammu and Kash-mir Legislative Council was held here today under the Chairmanship of MLC, Mr. Vijay Bakaya to review the functioning of the Transport Department. Legislators, Mr Ravinder Kumar Sharma, Jehangir Hussain Mir and S Dharambir Singh Oberoi were also present in the meeting.The Committee directed the Transport authority to gear up its field functionaries to fully re-store the traffic light system in Srinagar and Jammu cities. The Committee called strong measures for decon-gesting the traffic system and developing parking slots at appropriate places, widening of roads, construction of flyovers.

241 unit holders provided Rs. 5.22 crore loan

Vikar reviews functioning of PDC

Office of the Chairman District Rural Health Society/District Dev. Commissioner, Baramulla

Sub:- Conducting of interview for the post of ANM (FMPHW) on contractual ba-sis under PiASHTRIYA BAL SWASTHAYA KARYAKRAM(RBSK) NRHM - District Baramulla.

Ref-:- This Office Advertisement Notice No:- 03/DDCB of 2013 dated:-19/10/2013 is-sued under endorsement No. DDCB/NRHM/2013/7442-53 dated:-19/10/2013.

INTERVIEW NOTICEThe interview of the candidates who have applied for the Post of ANM(FMPHW)

on contractual basis under RASHTRIYA BAL SWASTHAYA KARYAKRAM (RBSK) NRHM-District Baramulla shall be held in the office of District Dev. Commissioner Baramulla

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