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05Greater Kashmir SRINAGAR | August 15, 2015, Saturday
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9622222206, 9018522220 www.vaishno.edu.inSrinagar Off: New Airport Road, Parraypora Baghat
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NOTICE All the concerned reserved category candidates (SC, ST & OBC) who were shortlisted for the 1st counselling in the Central University of Kashmir for admission to various PG/UG Integrated Programmes-2015 & failed to attend the 1st Counselling on the stipulated date, are hereby informed that they shall report to Academic Section of the University at Transit Campus Sonwar, Srinagar, along with the requisite documents by or before August 20th, 2015 to explore the possibility of admission against the vacant seat, if any, available in the concerned category, failing which the University shall proceed with the process of admission as per the University norms. No such request shall be entertained after the stipulated date.
The candidates under reserved category, i.e. SC & ST should produce the certificate in the prescribed format issued by a Competent Authority in support of their claim without which their claim will not be considered. OBC candidates are required to submit the latest OBC certificate in the format prescribed by the Govt. of India. Queries, if any, can be made on 0194-2468357/46 (209). File No.: CUKmr/ Acad/CUCET-15/253/15 Sd/- Dated: 14-08-2015 Prof. M. Afzal Zargar
(Registrar)
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR Transit Campus, Sonwar, Srinagar-190 004
Phone: 0194-2468357, Fax: 0194-2468351 Website: www.cukashmir.ac.in
GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER IRRIGATION & FLOOD CONTROL DIVISION SRINAGAR
(SDA BUILDING NEAR POLICE CONTROL ROOM SRINAGAR)
NOTICE INVITING BIDS OF 2015-16For & on behalf of the Governor of J&K state sealed bids affixed with revenue stamps worth Rs 5/= are invited from the interested parties for auction of car parking at below mentioned spots. The bids shall be received in the Office of Chief Engineer, Kashmir Irrigation and FC Department, Srinagar on 19.08.2015 upto 2:00 P.M. & shall be opened on the same date or any subsequent date convenient to the tender opening authority in presence of the bidders who may choose to be present. The opening authority reserves the right to reject any or all tenders without assigning any reason thereof.
S.No Name of parking place Type of
VehicleParking
FeesMinimum
bid amountTime
periodEarnest
Money (CDR)
1.
Car Parking on left side of River Jhelum at Lal Mandi near Foot bridge Car parking on left side of River Jhelum opposite Engineering complex, Rajbagh
Two Wheeler Three Wheeler Four Wheeler
Rs. 5.00
Rs. 10.00
Rs. 20.00
Rs. 4.00 lacs
One Year
40000/=
TERMS AND CONDITIONS: 1. The bidder should be a original resident of Jammu and Kashmir: 2. The bid should be accompanied with a call deposit receipt for an amount given above from
any bank pledged to tender receiving/opening authority. 3. The successful bidder has to pay 2.24 income taxes and it will be in addition to bid amount
quoted by the bidder. 4. The successful bidder has to deposit the whole amount of bid within the 07 days in one
installment in the Divisional chest and in case of failure the CDR shall be forfeited. 5. The bidder should be responsible for any damage caused to the infrastructure in the
department & shall have to restore it on its own cost & risk.Sd/- (Er. Feroz Ahmad Mir)
Executive EngineerDIPK-6768 Irrigation Flood Control Division, Srinagar
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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION, J&K, SRINAGARSub: Program for 103rd All India Trade test of Apprentices to be held in
Oct, 2015 under the Apprentices Act, 1961.
NOTICEPursuant to the programme notified by the Director General, Employment and Trainings Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship D.G.T. New Delhi GOI, New Delhi vide their communication No.MSDE-18013/02/2015-TTC dated 04-08-2015, this is to inform all the candidates/trainees who are to appear in 103rd All India Trade test (AITT) OF Apprentices to be held in the month of October, 2015 under Apprenticeship Training Scheme (ATS) that the said examination is scheduled to be held w.e.f. 13-10-2015 to 17-10-2015 as per the following date sheet.
S. No. DATE DAY TIME SUBJECT01 13-10-2015
13-10-2015Tuesday Tuesday
09.AM 02.PM
Trade TheorySocial Studies/ Employability Skills
02 14-10-2015 14-10-2015
Wednesday Wednesday
09.AM 01.00 PM
W/S Cal & Science Engineering Drawing
03 15-10-2015 15-10-2015
Thursday Thursday
09. AM 02-30 PM
Practical Practical
04 16-10-2015 16-10-2015
FridayFriday
09. AM 02-30 PM
Practical Practical
05 17-10-2015 17-10-2015
Saturday Saturday
09. AM 02-30 PM
Practical Practical
The examination will be held at Government Industrial Training Institute (ITI) Baghi Delawar Khan Srinagar (near Gandhi College Srinagar) and Government Industrial Training Institute Akhnoor Road Jammu.
Sd/- State Apprenticeship Advisor cum Director,
DIPK-6769 Technical Education, Srinagar
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11 months on, authorities sit on strengthening of Jhelum embankments
SHABIR IBN YUSUF
Srinagar, Aug 14: Despite pass-ing of 11 months since the devas-tating floods ravaged Srinagar, authorities are yet to repair damaged embankments of river Jhelum. The repaired embank-ments have developed cracks at several places posing risk to lives and property of people living near the banks of Jhelum. P e r t i n e n t l y , m a j o r breaches in river embank-ments had led to devasta-tion of Srinagar and its adjoining areas in Septem-ber last year. Crumbling and weak embankments has become a cause of worry for people living in the low-lying areas of Srinagar including Rajbagh, Padshahi Bagh, Shivpora, Kursoo, Meh-
joor Nagar and Hamdaniya Colony Bemina “Our houses were devas-tated when waters of Jhelum breached embankments last year. Now, whenever it rains or water level in Jhelum
increases, we migrated to safer places as the repaired embankments cannot with-stand the pressure,” said a group of residents of Shiv-pora. “Authorities have been
sitting over this serious issue. They have failed to strengthen the flood defense mechanism in Srinagar thus putting the lives and property of people at stake,” they added. The residents said there
is possibility of breaches near Batwara, Shivpora, Rajbagh “The Irrigation and Flood Con-trol department used sub-stan-dard material and did not adopt scientific methods to repair the damaged embankments in Sri-
nagar,” they alleged. Ajaz Rasool, a noted envi-ronmentalist and hydraulic engineer said after the last year’s floods, only temporary restoration of embankments was undertaken. “Permanent restoration has not been carried out. There is subsidence of cracks in these repaired embankments. It is settling naturally and that is why cracks are developing on it,” he said. Elaborating, he said due to floods, Jhelum has lost its carrying capacity. “The river has been extensively silted up around nine feet. Government needs to undertake dredging and reinforce the embank-ments on priority,” he said. Chief Engineer Flood and Irrigation Control Javid Jaffar did not respond to repeated call for comments
Car stolen at Sanat NagarSrinagar, Aug 14: A car was stolen from a residential area of Sanat Nagar area here. Thieve stole the Santro Silver Colour bearing registration no JK02V-7351 on August 3 at 7.43 pm. Police has
registered an FIR 210/2015 a Hum-hama police station. “Any person having information about it should contact 9596777773 or report to near-est police station,” the owner of the car
SP College to hold Science conference on August 18, 19
Srinagar, Aug 14: Sri Pratap College, Srinagar is organis-ing a two-day National Inter-disciplinary Science Confer-ence (NIS’CON-15) ‘Recent Research Trends in Chemical and Environmental Sciences” on August 18 and 19. Officials said more than 200 scholars and teachers have registered with their presentations for partici-pation in the conference. Experts from Jawahar Lal Nehru University, Delhi University, IIT-Roorkee, JNDU like reputed national institutions are scheduled to attend the event. The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Kashmir is the patron of the event. The Department of Tourism is co-sponsoring the pro-gram. Dignitaries including the Minister for Education,
Minister for Public Works, Minister of State for Educa-tion, Commissioner Higher Education, Commissioner School Education, Director, Tourism (Kashmir), Chair-man, JK Bose, and journalists are scheduled to participate in this academic endeavour. The principal of the col-lege said the event will be a useful platform for the researchers in general and the students in particu-lar for meaningful delib-erations on the emerging research trends in all fields of science. Pertinently, the Minister for Education, Nayeem Akhter, during his visit of the college on August 13 had impressed upon the college faculty to make optimal use of the college resources for extending ser-vices to the society at large.
Wanabal-Humhama road dilapidated
Stray dogs on prowl at Dalgate
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, Aug 14: Residents of Dalgate near Chest Diseases hospital have urged the Srinagar Mun-c i p a l C o r p o r a t i o n (SMC) authorities to check the dog menace in the area. A delegation from the locality said pres-ence of large number of stray dogs hampers their movement. “Many people including chil-dren have been bitten by the stray dogs in the area during past several months. The problem is going out of control with increase in popula-tion of dogs. We appeal the Commissioner SMC to look into the matter,” they said.
CRPF undertakes fire-fighting operation at BoulevardSrinagar, Aug 14: Paramil-itary CRPF on Friday said it undertook a timely fire-fighting operation at Pass-port Office at Boulevard. In a statement, CRPF PRO Ashish Kumar Jha said the fire broke out from a Diesel Generator Set situ-ated inside the premises of Passport Office in Hotel Khanyari near Dal lake. “Immediately after observing some fire fumes of higher order emanating from the Passport Office, the Fire fighting party of 144 Batallion CRPF under com-mand of Premchand, Com-mandant 144 BN along with Deputy Commandant (Ops) immediately rushed to the scene of incident and took control over the fire. However there was no loss of life but the loss of mate-rial is yet to be estimated,” the statement said. The CRPF PRO said the Passport Office is situated adja-cent to the unit headquarters of 144 Batallion CRPF which allowed them to respond by first . “The prompt action so taken thereafter resulted in successful control over the fire. The swift action of 144 BN received high degree of appreciation by the officials of passport office and owner of the hotel,” it added.
Srinagar, Aug 14: Inhab-itants of Wanabal area here on city outskirts have expressed resentment over failure of the authorities to repair a road link to Hum-hama. The residents said in absence of repairs, the road connecting Wanabal to Air-port road has developed pot-holes. “This road link is in shambles. Despite remind-
ers the authorities have failed to undertake repairs. Due to dilapidated condi-tion of the road there is risk of accidents on the stretch. For last few years, the traf-fic pressure has increased manifold on this route but the road is still awaiting repairs. We appeal the Min-ister for Roads and Build-ings to look into the matter,” they said.
Aman Farooq/GK
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