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OFFICE OF THE DEAN ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIRADVERTISEMENT NOTICE-8

FOR APPOINTMENT OF CONTRACTUAL LECTURER FOR THE ACADEMIC SESSION -2015

Applications on the prescribed format which can be downloaded from the University website at www.kashmiruniversity.net are invited for engagement of Contractual Lecturers in the Department of Education for the academic year 2015, from the candidates having Masters Degree in the below mentioned subjects with at least 55% of marks; 1. M.A English and M.Ed. 2. M.Sc Botany/Zoology and M.Ed. 3. M.A History and M.Ed.NOTE:- a) Preference will be given to the candidates having

passed NET/SET or M.Phil/Ph.D;b) Candidates in their own interest are advised to be in

touch with the Dean of the concerned faculty about the date, venue and time of the interview;

c) The salary of the appointees shall be determined on the basis of his/her qualifi cation/s on the date of application as under:-

Qualifi cation/s Salarya) Ph.D/NET/ or SLET Rs. 18,000/- per monthb) M.Phil Rs. 16,000/- per monthc) Masters Degree Rs. 15,000/- per month

The Application Form complete in all respects and attached with relevant documents should be deposited in the offi ces of the Dean of the Faculty at University Campus, Srinagar by or before 04-07-2015.

No.F (Advt Appt-CL) DAA/KU/15 Sd/- Assistant RegistrarDated: June 26, 2015 (Academic Affairs)

OFFICE OF THE DEAN ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIRSELECTION NOTIFICATION NO. 2

(SESSION 2015)In continuation to selection notifi cation No.1, it is notifi ed for the

information of all the concerned that the candidates bearing Entrance Test Roll Nos. mentioned below, have been selected provisionally (in open and reserved categories) in the following Programmes at the Main Campus, purely on the basis of Entrance Test merit. The selection of the candidates is:• Fulfi llment of basic eligibility conditions to be verifi ed by the concerned

Departments on production of all relevant original documents. • Subject to clearance from the Academic Section in respect of

candidates having qualifying examination from Universities/Institutions other than University of Kashmir.

• Production of an affi davit sworn in before a 1st Class Magistrate to the effect that he/she is neither on the rolls of any Institution/University nor employed in any Govt./Semi Govt. Department. The selected candidates are advised to approach concerned Head/

Director/Co-ordinator of Department/Centre, from June 29, 2015, alongwith all the relevant original certifi cates and their Xerox copies and prescribed fee, for completing the required admission formalities by or before July 7, 2015, failing which their right to admission shall be forfeited and the resultant vacancy (ies), if any, shall be fi lled up from among the merit list.

The selected candidates can download the Admission Form from offi cial website of the University of Kashmir www.kashmiruniversity.net and obtain the authority slip from the concerned Head of the Department for deposition of prescribed Fee. It may not be out of place to mention here that fee deposited without the authority of the HOD/Director of the concerned Department/Institute shall not be entertained.

Merit lists for M.A. Education and M.P.Ed. and Selection Notifi cation of M. A. English, M.Ed., M.A. Education and M.P.Ed. and selection notifi cations for other Campuses/Colleges shall be issued separately.

1. FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCESa) MA Mass Communication & JournalismReserved Category: (OSJ) 240487

a) M.A. Islamic Studies

(i) With Islamic Studies as one of the subjectOpen Merit: 230918, 230498, 230591, 230094, 230425, 230284,

230248, 230203, 230264, 230506, 230589, 230412, 230068, 230405, 230134, 230197, 230168, 230112

Reserved Category (ies): (ST) 230324 (RBA) 230102, 230215 (WUP) 230032 (CDP) 230180 (Sports), 230374 (SN) 230135

(ii) Without Islamic StudiesOpen Merit: 230491, 230128, 230211, 230059, 230110, 230526,

230055, 230044, 230252, 230720, 230181, 230188, 230345, 230175, 230005, 230051, 230937, 230499, 230638

Reserved Category (ies): (ST) 230015 (RBA) 230100, 230080 (WUP) 230066 (CDP) 230528

a) MA Economics(i) With Economics as one of the subjectOpen Merit: 210375, 211065, 210446, 210610, 210190, 210386,

210131, 211030, 210153, 210455, 210196, 210348, 210272, 210233, 210526, 210519, 210970, 210164, 210043, 210321, 210197, 210191, 210642, 210325, 211007, 210794, 210149, 210566, 210614, 211070, 210119, 210862, 210087, 210179, 210598, 210072, 210667, 210146

Reserved Category (ies): (ST) 210133, 211301, 210524 (RBA) 211066, 210421, 210452, 210834, 210065 (WUP) 211300 (CDP) 210145 (NCC) 210201 (PHC) 210186 (OSJ) 211321 (SN) 210768,

(ii) Without EconomicsOpen Merit: 210725, 210826, 210647, 210827, 210118, 210288,

210969, 211213, 210649, 210790, 210342, 211295, 210376Reserved Category (ies): (ST) 211236 (RBA) 210625 (NCC) 210559

2. FACULTY OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCESa) M.Sc. BiotechnologyReserved Category: (SN) 340121

3. FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES & TECHNOLOGY

a) M.Sc.ITOpen Merit: 550372, 550042, 550343, 550113, 550431, 550019, 550160,

550337, 550348, 550035, 550067, 550428, 550123, 550504, 550024, 550346, 550371, 550253, 550001, 550373, 550018, 550047, 550129, 550130

Reserved Category (ies): (ST) 550054 (RBA) 550101, 550100, 550034 (WUP) 550449 (CDP) 550002 (NCC) 550252 (OSJ) 550519 (SN) 550073

4. FACULTY OF LAWa) LLBReserved Category (OSJ) 520719,520766 No. F/Admission-15/DAA/KU/15 Sd/-Dated: June 26, 2015 Dean Academics Affairs

Zulfikar vows to end ‘discrimination’ against Pir Panjal region‘If our interests are not taken care of, we will demand a separate division’

GK NEWS NETWORK

Rajouri, June 26: Minis-ter for CA&PD, Choudhary Zulfikar Ali today upped the ante against “regional disparity” within Jammu division, saying Pir Panjal region is the most neglect-ed part of the province. He called for establishment of IIT, IIM and RUSA College in Rajouri-Poonch area and threatened to raise demand for a separate division for Pir Panjal “if Jammu does not exhibit sense of belonging-ness with the region”.

In a statement issued today, Zulfkar demanded opening of Rashtriya Uch-chatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA) College in Pir Panjal region, saying “era of alienation is over and we will no more tolerate dis-parity (sic) with Pir Panjal

region”.Speaking to deputations

of people from across Pir Panjal area, the Minister said: “Jammu province comprises 10 districts in which Poonch and Rajouri are the most neglected. It is not compulsory to open everything in Jammu dis-trict as there are other districts which need to be given justice”.

He further said that

Jammu province should not be confined to Jammu dis-trict alone and leadership of Jammu must show sym-pathy with the Pir Panjal region. “Let the people of Jammu come forward and show belongingness with the people of Pir Panjal’, he said and added that if the leader-ship of Jammu does not care for Pir Panjal area, they should be given separate Pir Panjal division so that

people of the area get justice.“If our interests are not

being taken care of, we have no other option but to raise our voice for separate divi-sion”, he added.

Terming regional imbal-ance as the biggest reason for economic debacle of Pir Panjal region, the Minister said: “The era of regional imbalance is over now and we will not tolerate region-al disparity. I cannot see injustice happen with the people of Pir Panjal area anymore”.

Seeking support of politi-cal figures of Pir Panjal region, Zulfkar Ali said: “All political leaders should rise above party politics and raise the issue of ending discrimination against Pir Panjal area by supporting the demands for IIM, IIT and RUSA College”.

* Disparity responsible for Pir Panjal region’s eco-nomic debacle* Jammu province comprises 10 districts; Jammu district alone should not be considered as province* Poonch and Rajouri are most neglected districts in Jammu division; deserve IIT, IIM and RUSA college* Let the people of Jammu come forward and show 'belongingness' with the people of Pir Panjal* If our interests are not taken care of, we will demand a separate division

Students forced into labour at Doda schoolAsked to carry wood-logs for cooking midday meals; CEO assures action

ABID PAMPORI

Doda, June 26: In blatant violation of norms, students are being forced to carry heavy fire-wood logs for the prep-aration of midday meals at a Govern-ment High School in this mountainous district. Locals and eyewitnesses said teachers at Government High School Dugrund Bathrie in education zone Batyas of Doda district force students into labour notwithstanding the avail-ability of funds for the mid day meal scheme.

“The authorities instead of hiring the labourers are forcing pupils to lift on their shoulders the load of heavy logs of wood for preparation of midday meals,” they said.

While talking to this media person, the students said they were asked by the school management to collect the blocks of fire wood themselves, “if we wanted to get mid day meals for lunch”.

“We have been ordered to carry fire-wood for preparation of meals. We do

not want to work but our teach-ers are forcing us to do menial jobs,” said a student wishing anonymity.

Slamming the teaching for forcing the students into labour, the locals have demanded immediate action against the staff. “The government should take action against those responsible for this inhuman act”, said a local resident.

CEO Doda Ajeet Sharma said investigation has been initiated into the matter.”A committee of two members has been framed to probe the incident. After the report is submitted, action will be taken against those found guilty”, he assured.

2,400 books damaged, 327 go missing from SRS libraryJammu, June 26: Several rare books, the second edition or duplicate copies of which are unavailable in the market, have gone missing from the historic Sri Ranbir Singh Library, an RTI query has revealed.

The response to the application filed by activist Raman Sharma also said that five rare books go missing from the library every week."The reply received from the deputy director library revealed that in the past ten years more than 2,400 books have been damaged in the library," Sharma said.

327 rare books borrowed by members of the library, in the same period, have not been returned, the response said.

Replying to another question on whether any action was taken against the defaulter, the officer informed that no action has been taken against any such member and their membership has not been sus-pended or cancelled either.

The missing books are in Dogri, Urdu and Hindi languages, out of which many are based on the religious history of Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh regions. PTI

Kishtwar residents seek reduction in passenger fares

TOUSEEF BUTT

Kishtwar, June 26: Commuters in this mountainous district have urged the authorities to order reduction of passenger fares in view of ‘decline’ in oil prices.

“There has been regular fluctuation in the prices of petrol and diesel in line with the declining oil prices internationally. As such we are demanding decrease in passenger fares too”, said a group of locals, claiming that during last year and a half the fuel prices declined “but so far there has been no reduction in fares of public transport”.

“If there is just one rupee hike in diesel or petrol prices, the transport-ers take to streets and demand hike in the fares. We want to know now that prices have gone down, why is there no decrease in passenger fares,” asked Ghulam Hassan, a local, who travels between Chatroo to Kishtwar on daily basis.

The locals allege that overcharging by transporters in Kishtwar is ram-pant and authorities are taking no pains to redress grievances of people.

“We demand regulation and reduction of fares for taxis, wingers, sumos, matadors, buses and other commercial/freight vehicles also as prices of oil have gone down. The benefit of declining prices should percolate to the grass roots as well”, said another local.

The locals also accused the auto rickshaw operators of overcharging particularly in evenings at night.

When contacted ARTO Kishtwar, Rajesh Gupta said the State Trans-port department is working on a proposal to cut fares. “The issue is not in my hands and needs to be addressed by the higher authorities”, he said.

Mendhar villagers decry ‘unhygienic’ water supply

SUMIT BHARGAV

Rajouri, June 26: Inhabitants of Kangra Galuta village of Mendhar today staged a protest demonstration against the Public Health Engineering (PHE) department for supplying ‘unhygienic’ water to the area.

Reports said a large number of locals assembled outside PHE office at Mendhar and raised slogans in favour of their demand for supply of clean drinking water. They said that for last two months, the department has supplying unhygienic water to the village which continued in the ongoing holy month of Ramadan.

The protesters said that many a time employees of PHE department were asked to correct the problems “but to no avail”.

Later the protestors met Assistant Executive Engineer of PHE who assured them that action will be taken against defaulting officials and it will be ensured that hygienic water is supplied in the area.

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