02 Greater KashmirSRINAGAR | April 23, 2016, Saturday

GOVT. OF JAMMU & KASHMIR

OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER, MUNICIPAL COMMITTEE, BUDGAM

QUOTATIONSQuotation/Tender affixed with Rs 6/- Revenue stamp are invited from registered firms/Dealers/Suppliers for the supply of below mentioned item which should reach to the office of the undersigned by or before 26/04/2016, up to 2.00 P.M. The quotations will be opened on the same date or any other date convenient to the opening authority. The quotations shall be accompanied with a CDR of Rs 1000/- (Rupees One Thousand Only) pledged to Executive Officer Municipal Committee Budgam. The quotations will be opened on the same date or any other date convenient to the opening authority. The undersigned reserves the right to reject or accept any or all the quotations without assigning the reasons thereof. Further details can be had from the office of Municipal Committee Budgam during office hours. The supply order shall be valid for the year 2016-17.The supply order will be issued in favour of the lowest tender/quotation as per the requirement of the office.

S. NO ITEM QUALITY01 Plastic Dust Bin (With M.C Budgam Logo) Cello, Samrudi, Nilkamal (80 Litres & 60 Litres)

TERMS & CONDITIONS.1. The terms and conditions can be had from the office of the undersigned on any

working day before its due date.2. Participants are requested to mention quality and specification of the material/

item in their tenders.3. Conditional tenders shall not be accepted.4. In case of any Hartal or holiday on the date of receipt of tenders, the same will

be received on next working day.5. Preference will be given to the quality of the product as such the Quotationer shall

bring a sample on the date of bid in order to ascertain the quality of the product.NB-181 SD/- Executive Officer

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J&K STATE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION COUNCIL (FORMERLY J&K STATE COUNCIL FOR SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY)

DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY H.NO.5B/C GANDHI NAGAR, JAMMU

ADVERTISEMENTSUB: NATIONAL EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCES AWARDS - 2016.Ministry of Earth Sciences, Government of India has asked State Government to nominate suitable Scientists/Engineers/Researchers from J&K State for National Awards in Various fields of Earth Science for their outstanding life time contributions in allied fields of Earth Science as Per details given below:

S. No. Name of Award No. of Award Award Amount01. Life Time Excellence Award in the sphere of

Earth System Sciences01 0.50 Lakhs

02. National Awards of Excellence in the field o f :- Ocean Science & Technology- Atmospheric Science & Technology- - Geoscience & Technology- Polar Science and Cryosphere

01 each 1.00 lakhs each

3. Young Researcher Award in the field of Earth Science

02 0.50 lakhs each

The details of awards are given on Ministry of Earth Science website at www.moes.gov.in Last date for receiving the nomination directly by the Ministry of Earth Sciences is 30th April 2016DIPK-651 SD/- Joint Director

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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERLOLAB BANGUS DRANGYARI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, KUPWARA

N O T I C E I N V I T I N G T E N D E R STENDER NOTICE NO. 01 of 2016-17 DATED: 20-APR-2016

For and on behalf of the Governor, J&K State e-tenders (In Single Cover System) are invited on item rate basis from approved and eligible Contractors Regd. with J&K State Govt. CPWD, Railways and other State/Central Governments for each of the following works:S.No Name of work Adv. Cost

of work (In Lakhs)

Earnest money/Bid security (in Rs)

Class of contrac-tor

Cost of Tender Document

Time & Date of Opening of tender (Technical Bid)

Time of comple-tion

01 CONSTRUCTION OF TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE (TIC) BUILDING AT ZANGLI KUPWARA

30.00 60000 “A” & “B” 2000.00 04-MAY-2016

06 Months

02 DEVELOPMENT OF AMUSEMENT PARK AND SYNCHRONISATION OF GATE AT ZAINGLE PARK WITH MAIN PARK BY WAY OF DEVELOPMENT OF LEFT SIDE OF ROAD

9.85 19700 “C”&”D” 500.00 04-MAY-2016

02 Months

POSITION OF AAA = UNDER PROCESS POSITION OF FUNDS = DEMANDED

1. The Bidding documents consisting of qualifying information, eligibility criteria, specifications, Drawings, bill of quantities (B.O.Q), Set of terms and conditions of contract and other details can be seen/downloaded from the departmental website www.jktenders.gov.in as per the scheduled date.1 Date of issue of Tender Notice 20-APR-2016 4:00 PM2 Period of downloading of bidding documents From 21-APR-2016 TO 02-MAY-2016 4:00 PM3 Bid submission Start date 21-APR-2016 from 4:00PM4 Bid Submission End Date 02-MAY-2016upto 4.00 PM5 Deadline for receiving the hard copy(Original DD & EMD) 03-MAY-2016 upto 2.00 PM6 Date and time of Opening of Bids (Online) 04-MAY-2016 upto 12:30PM

2. Bids must be accompanied with cost of Tender document in shape of demand draft in favour of the Chief Executive Officer, LBDDA Kupwara and Earnest money /Bid security in shape of CDR/FDR/BG pledged to Chief Executive Officer, LBDDA Kupwara.

3. The date and time of opening of Bids shall be notified on Web Site www.jktenders.gov.in and conveyed to the bidders automatically through an e-mail message on their e-mail address. The bids of Responsive bidders shall be opened online on same Web Site at the office of the Chief Executive Officer, LBDDA Kupwara.

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Government of Jammu & Kashmir

SKIMS Medical CollegeBemina Srinagar, (J&K)-190017

Sub: Conduct of written-test (objective-type) for the posts of Jr. Theatre Assistant, Jr. Pharmacist, Anaesthesia Assistant, Physiotherapist, Storekeeper, Jr. Radiographer, Anaesthesia Technician & Lab. Technician.

It is notified for the information of all those candidates who have applied for the following posts, pursuant to this office Advertisement No. 03 of 2015 dated 03-07-2015 and 04 of 2014 dated 29-12-2014, and have submitted their hard copies in this office, in response to Notification No. SKIMS MC/Adm/2015/1287-91 dated 30-07-2015, No. SKIMS MC/Adm/2015/1648-55 dated 23-09-2015 & SKIMS MC/Adm/2015/1938-43 dated 31-10-2015 that the written-test (objective- type) of eligible candidates will be conducted at SKIMS Medical College, Bemina Srinagar on the dates shown against each. The candidates are advised to report to the examination hall at 2:00 PM sharp on the scheduled dates.The eligible candidates should download their Roll No. slips/Admit cards with effect 21-04- 2016 from the official website of SKIMS Medical College, Bemina i.e. www.skimsmc.edu.in. No candidate will be allowed to sit in the examination hall without Roll No. slip/Admit card. The Admit cards already down loaded for the post of Storekeeper & Jr. Theatre Assistant shall be treated as valid.

S. No. Name of the Post Date of Examination & Time1. Jr. Theatre Assistant (Re-scheduled) 25-04-2016 at 3:30 PM2. Jr. Pharmacist3. Physiotherapist 26-04-2016 at 3:30 PM4. Anaesthesia Assistant5. Storekeeper (Re-scheduled) 30-04-2016 at 3:30 PM6. Jr. Radiographer7. Lab. Technician 03-05-2016 at 3:30 PM8. Anaesthesia Technician

The question paper will be objective type consisting of 100 questions of multiple choice type with one right answer of 100 minutes duration. There will be no negative marking. The minimum marks for being shortlisted for Interview shall be 40% marks for general category candidates and 35% marks for reserved category candidates.The candidates appearing in the written-test shall not be allowed to carry any electronic gadgets such as calculators, mobile phones, Bluetooth devices, scanning devices, pagers, headphone, earplugs, i-pad, table pc or any other computing/communication devices into the written-test venue.However, candidates are advised to bring Card Board and Blue-Black ball point pen with them.Note: No TA/DA shall be paid for participation in the written-test.NB-195 Sd/- Administrative Officer

SKIMS Medical College Bemina, Srinagar

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Chaudary Zulifkar Ali bereaved

Bank employee dies, 2 injured in Pulwama accident

SHOWKAT DAR

Pulwama, Apr 22: A bank employee died while two others sustained injuries when an army vehicle hit a car near Newa here in south Kashmir.

Witnesses said that an Army vehicle hit Alto at Newa Pulwama this after-noon Injuring three pas-sengers of the car.They were identified as Sabir Bhat of Rajbagh Srinagar, Sabir Hussain Ganie Ham-zana colony Bemina and Adil Maqsood Wani resi-dent of Bagh-e- Mehtab Srinagar.

Sajid was referred to Sri-nagar in critical conditions but he died on way to the hospital.

Police arrested the driver

and registered a case under 154/2016 RPC and also seized the vehicle. As the word about the accident spread in the area locals took to street and pelted stones on forces at Newa. However, Policemen deployed there dispersed the protesters.

"It was an unfortunate accident. Police have registered a case and the driver is in police custody while as the vehicle has been seized and investi-gations are on,” the DSP headquarter Pulwama Shafeeq Ahmad said.

Altaf Bukhari grieved Srinagar, Apr 22: Former Minister Public Works and MLA Ami-rakadal Syed Muhammad Altaf Bukhari has expressed deep shock and grief over the road accident at Pulwama in south Kashmir that resulted into death of a person from Rajbagh Srinagar.

Expressing solidarity with the bereaved family of Sabir Mushtaq of Kursoo Rajbagh, a bank employee who died in the accident, Bukhari prayed for the eternal peace to the departed soul and strength to the bereaved family to bear this irreparable loss.

The former minister, who is presently in Saudi Arabia to perform Umrah, prayed for speedy recovery of the injured persons and urged the administration to facilitate all healthcare facilities to them.

Postponement of Anantnag bye-poll shows PDP’s frustration: NC

NC CWC to meet in Jammu today Jammu, Apr 22: Central Working Committee of Jammu and Kashmir National Conference would be meeting at Sher-e-Kashmir Bhav-fan here on Saturday (April 23) , under the chairmanship of party President Dr Farooq Abdullah, a NC spokesman said.

He said the Working President Omar Abdullah and all the mem-bers would be participating in the meeting, to be held at 10 AM.

PHE daily wagers demand regularisation, stage protestJammu, Apr 22: Demand-ing regularisation of their services, hundreds of daily wage workers of the Public Health Engineering (PHE) department in Jammu and Kashmir today held a protest rally and tried to gherao the Civil Secre-tariat here.

However, the protesting PHE workers were stopped by the police before they could proceed to the Sec-retariat. “Many of us have been working as daily wage workers for past more than a decade, but despite assur-ances by successive state governments no step has been taken to regularise our services," said the protestors.

They said the workers have been raising the demand for their regularisation for the past several months but the authorities did not pay heed and they decided to gherao the Civil Secretariat.

They accused the BJP of not keeping their pre-poll promise to redress the grievances of the daily wage PHE workers.

They threatened to intensify their agitation if the government fails to regularise their services.

Police had a tough time controlling the protesting workers from proceeding towards the Civil Secretar-iat and they were stopped near B C Road. "We had to use barbed wires to block the road so as to stop these protesting PHE workers from proceeding towards the Civil Secretariat," a police officer said.

He said elaborate securi-ty arrangements have been put in place to maintain law and order in the city. PTI

LeT pays tribute to slain militantsSrinagar, Apr 22: Militant outfit Lashkar-e-Toiba has paid rich tribute to the three militants who died during a gunfight with forces at Lolab in frontier district of Kupwara on Thursday.

In a statement to CNS, Lashkar Chief Mehmood Shah held ‘Informers’ directly responsible for the deaths of militants and said that, “Forces can’t be overpowered till Informers are not exterminated.”

“These ‘Informers’ are selling their honor and pride for sake of few pennies. We appeal people to help us in eliminating them,” the LeT Chief said. (CNS)

AFWWA observes Earth day Srinagar, Apr 22: Air Force Wives Welfare Association (AFWWA) Sri-nagar observed Earth day today.

Manjiri Marathe, President AFWWA, Air Force Station, Srinagar along-with each member of AFWWA dedicated themselves to contribute to a healthier earth by planting trees.

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Jammu, Apr 22: National Conference General Secre-tary Ali Muhammad Sagar on Friday exhorted cadre to gear up for meeting the challenges of fast changing political scenario in Jammu and Kashmir while Provin-cial President Devender Singh Rana described PDP-BJP Government’s SOS over seeking Ananntag bye-elec-tions postponed as a major sign of panic and frustration due to disenchantment of people.

“Like Bihar, the women of Jammu and Kashmir can become catalyst of change as they constitute over half of the electorate,” Sagar said while addressing a day-long Women Convention of National Conference, orga-nized at Sher-e-Kashmir Bhjavan here by Bimla Luthra, former MLA.

Speaking on the occa-sion, the Provincial Presi-dent Devender Singh Rana termed the decision of Jammu and Kashmir Gov-ernment in getting election to Anantnag assembly Con-stituency, necessitated due to demise of Mufti Moham-med Sayeed, postponed as public acknowledgment of defeat. “The decision is totally political, as the PDP-BJP are seeing writing on

the wall and humiliating defeat on the anvil, in view of public resentment”, he said.

In his presidential address, Additional Gen-eral Secretary Dr Sheikh Mustaffa Kamal referred to path breaking initiatives of National Conference in pro-moting female literacy and carving out a huge role for them in decision making.

Former minister Sakina Itoo also spoke on the occa-sion and exhorted women to come forward and par-ticipate in democratic pro-cess in a big way. She said women have excelled in various fields, especially education and have laid an imprint as good academi-cians, doctors, engineers etc. “Along side men they are playing their useful role in healthy growth of the society”, he added.

Bimla Luthra exuded con-fidence that women workers and office bearers of Nation-al Conference will meet the challenges confronted to the party and steer it to big win in upcoming civic elections.

“Women have proved that they were second to none, provided given oppor-tunities”, she said while lauding party leadership for encouraging women and helping them to play their useful role in politics.

4 die, 28 injured in AJK road accident

TARIQ NAQASH

Muzaffarabad, Apr 22: Three women and a child died and at least 28 other

passengers were injured when a coaster turned turtle in a land-slide-affected por-tion of road in the upper belt of Neelum valley on Friday.

The overloaded coaster, which had started its journey from

Muzaffarabad for Sharda, around 136 kilometres from here, met with the accident some 30 kilometres before

its destination near Dwar-ian at about 5:30pm, a police official told Greater Kash-mir.

Two women and a child died on the spot and the rest were injured, of whom another woman succumbed to her wounds on way to hospital, he said. Ten of the injured persons were said to be critical, he added.

On Sunday last, an offi-cial vehicle had plunged into River Neelum from the same village, leaving all nine per-sons on board dead.

Jammu, Apr 22: Mrs Ghulam Fatima, mother of the CAPD minister Chaudary Zulufkar

Ali, passed away here on Friday after brief illness.

She was a generous and

pious lady who always stood besides her late husband and even with her son, for better-

ment of the people and remained an inspira-tion particularly for women folk in her constituency (Darhal) in Rajouri district.

The PDP leaders expressed solidarity with the family and shared the grief and sense of loss in the demise of the noble soul. The leaders offered prayers for her everlasting peace.

The PDP leaders, including Muzaffar Hussain Baig; Tariq Hameed Karra; S. Rangil Singh Senior Vice President; Muhammad Dilawar Mir, senior leader ; party general secretar-ies, Nizamudin Bhat, Muhammad Sartaj Madni, Mehboob Iqbal and others condoled

the sad demise and expressed solidarity with the bereaved family.

Mehbooba visits Rajouri

Rajouri, Apr 22: Chief Minister, Mehbooba Mufti, today visited Rajouri and offered condolences to Chaudary Zulfkar, Minis-ter for CA&PD, on passing

away of his mother this morning.The Chief Minister expressed solidar-

ity with the bereaved family members and prayed to Almighty Allah to give them courage to bear this irreparable loss.

The Chief Minister stayed with the family members for some time and expressed sympathies with them. She offered Fateha and prayed for eternal peace to the departed soul.

Minister for Finance, Labour & Employment, Dr. Haseeb A. Drabu and Minister for Education, Naeem Akhtar also accompanied the Chief Minister.

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