4 STATE Greater Kashmir SRINAGAR | December 3, 2013, Tuesday

SAD DEMISEWith profound grief and sorrow we inform the sad demise of Faheem Farooq S/o Farooq Ahmad Sheikh R/o Kanipora who met with an accident and left us alone. May Almighty Allah rest his soul in peace. Fateha Khawani of deceased will be held on 4th of Dec. 2013 at his graveyard at Allocha Bach, Shallpora, Srinagar. Note: Relatives are requested not to bring any kind of food stuff with them.Bereaved FamilyShabir Ahmad, Javeed Ahmad &Showkat Ahmad (Cousins) Insha Farooq (Sister)Cell No. 9797276141, 9906892509, 9906594942

AMAR SINGH COLLEGE, SRINAGARCONDOLENCE

A condolence meeting was held at A. S. College in which the Principal and Faculty of the college placed on record their heartfelt sorrow on the sad demise of Haji Ghulam Ahmad Rather father, of Dr. Shabnam Ara, Assistant Professor in Sociology. Solidarity was expressed with Dr. Shabnam Ara and her family and it was prayed to Almighty Allah to grant 'Jannah' to departed soul Sab'r to bereaved family.

Sd/ Secretary Staff Council Amar Singh College Sgr.

High Court of Jammu & Kashmir At JammuNOTIFICATION

NO. 773 DATED: 29-11-2013It is notified for information of all eligible candidates of Kashmir Province who gave applied for the post of Sanitary Supervisors in High Court of J&K pursuant to Notifications No. 294 Dated: 23-10-2007 and No. 554 Dated: 05-10-2009 that their interview/viva-voce shall be held on 14-12-2013 (Saturday) at High Court Srinagar at 10:30 am.

Sd/- Janam RajAssistant Registrar

DIPK-10782 Chief Justice Secretariat

The Jammu & Kashmir State Board of Technical EducationN O T I C E

It is notified for the information of all the concerned that the Polytechnic theory examination of Jammu & Kashmir State of 2nd Semester and 5th Semester which were scheduled on 04-12-2013 and 07-12-2013 are hereby POSTPONED. The said examination, are hereby re-scheduled as under:

S. NO. CLASS DATE OF EXAMINATION REVISED DATE OF EXAMINATION01 2ND & 5TH SEMESTER 04-12-2013 24-12-201302. 2ND & 5TH SEMESTER 07-12-2013 26-12-2013

The venue and timing of the examination will remain the same. All other theory papers will be conducted as per the date sheet issued by this office vide No.SBOTE/Exam/ND13/3683-3728 Dated: 18-11-2013.

Sd/- Er. N. H. MalikSECRETARY

DIPK-10788 J&K, SBOTE Jammu

FATEH KHWANIThe wife of Gulam Mohammad Shah of Chandpora Jamiya Masjid Srinagar expired on 2nd of December, 2013. Her Fateh Khwani shall be observed on 4th of December, Wednesday at 11 A.M. at Bahaudin Sahib Astan Gojwara at their ancestral graveyard.

BEREAVEDFAMILY, FRIENDS AND RELATIVES

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Khandey Chairs Committee of Secretaries meeting Jabbar reviews dev works in

Ganderbal Ganderbal, Dec 2: Chief Minister’s representative for Ganderbal, Sheikh Ishfaq Jabbar on Sunday toured various areas in the constituency to review undergoing developmental works. On the occasion, Jabbar asked the people to repose faith in National Confer-ence and again vote it to power. “Jammu and Kash-mir has witnessed a new era of development under the leadership of Chief Minis-ter Omar Abdullah. We hope you would again repose faith in NC and vote it to power to make JK prosperous,” he said addressing a gathering here.

US envoys meet Rana; discuss matters of

mutual interest

SAEPU meet today

KUTA condoles demise

Reviews functioning of

various departments

Jammu, Dec 2: Chief Secretary, Muhammad Iqbal Khandey, while chairing the periodic meeting of the Committee of Secretaries, here on Monday, highlighted the role of various Centrally Sponsored Schemes and State initiatives in improv-ing the socio-economic profile of the weaker sections and rural masses. He said access to safe drink-ing water, sanitation, education, healthcare and information has seen vast improvement over the years and these welfare steps by

the Jammu and Kashmir Gov-ernment in reducing poverty and relative deprivation have been appreciated at various forums across the country. Chief Secretary during the meeting reviewed the status of winter stocking in Kashmir valley besides he also enquired about the readiness of the dis-trict administrations in snow

clearance and measures being taken to ensure regular sched-uled supply of electricity to the people in the winter zone. While reviewing the status of Results Frame Work Docu-ment (RFD) for which the Gov-ernment of Jammu and Kashmir was recently presented apprecia-tion award by the Union Govern-ment for effective leadership in

its early implementation in the State, the Chief Secretary was informed that department-wise information has been uploaded on departmental websites. The Chief Secretary said that any deficiency in RFD implementa-tion should be noted and imme-diately addressed. Chief Secretary also reviewed the status of SMS

based mechanism put in place for effective monitor-ing of important projects in R&B, PHE and PDD. He was informed by the IT depart-ment that the software appli-cation is ready and the SMS mechanism will be finalized soon. SMS based monitoring mechanism has already been put in place to monitor proj-ects under BADP. The Chief Secretary also asked the Education Department to expedite the process of filling vacant posts of Principals and other staff in schools and col-leges and sorting out issues in this regard. The Chief Secretary also asked the departments to submit replies on the action taken reports of the House Committees to the Assembly Secretariat at the earliest.

Jammu, Dec 2: P r o -vincial P r e s i -d e n t Nation-al Con-ference D e v -

ender Singh Rana on Monday said that the dispensation led by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah is on path of con-solidating the strong edifice laid during the past nearly five years in Jammu and Kashmir. At a breakfast meet-ing with Chad A Thorn-berry, First Secretary (Political) Embassy of the United States of America in India here this morn-ing, the Provincial Presi-dent gave an overview of the situation with special reference to the develop-mental initiative set in motion to steer the State out of the morass. The First Secretary was accompanied by Damian F Murphy, Senior Professional Staff Member, Committee on

Foreign Relations, US Senate and Maria Antonieta Trejo from Bureau of Legislative Affairs, Department of State. “The turnaround in the situation has been pos-sible mainly because of the people’s deep yearning for peace and their faith in the government that worked with a sincerity of purpose to ensure peace-ful and congenial atmo-sphere across the State, especially in the Kashmir Valley”, Rana said, adding that the challenges are not yet over. “These are to be met with fortitude”, he maintained. The Provincial Presi-dent and the visiting US team discussed volley of subjects including Indo-Pak and Indo-Sino rela-tions, need for engage-ment with Islamabad for normalizing relations, the latest situation prevailing in Afghanistan besides the matters of mutual interest in the field of education, health and the various other public utility servic-es.

Srinagar, Dec 2: A spokes-man of the Specially Abled Educated Peoples Union Mehraj-ud-din Monday asked its members to remain pres-ent on 3 December, Tuesday (10:30 am) at Press Colony, Srinagar.

“The Union has planned a peaceful procession from Press Colony to the College of Education where a meeting would take place to observe the International Day for Specially Abled,” the spokes-man added.

Srinagar, Dec 2: Kashmir University Teachers Associa-tion (KUTA) has condoled the demise of Khawaja Ghulam Ahmed Rather, father of Dr Taraek Ahmed Rather (CCAS), of Ruh Anantnag (Islamabad). In a statement, the KUTA executive spokesman said the

members condoled the demise and expressed sympathies with the bereaved. The “President KUTA along with other mem-bers visited the bereaved family to express solidarity with them and prayed for peace to the departed soul,” the spokesman said.

AJKDEA appeals CMSrinagar, Dec 2: All J&K Diploma Engineers Association (AJKDEA) has appealed Chief Minister Omar Abdullah to ensure the reservation of quota for them while giving promo-tions. A delegation of the Associa-tion said: “A proposal has been moved by the Power Develop-

ment Department (PDD) for the promotions of JEs to the post of AEs (Electrical) wherein no provision has been kept for the promotion of Diploma Engineers which is highly unfortunate.” They appealed CM to ensure the reservation of 20 per-cent quota for them to avoid any injustice.

Office of the Project Officer, Wullar Conservation Catchment East Wullar Conservation & Management

Authority SafaporaNOTICE INVITING SHORT TERM QUOTATION

Sealed short term quotations affixed with Rs.5/= Revenue Stamp accompanied with CDR Rs.4000/= pledged to the Project Officer WCC East Safa are invited from the registered firms for supply of below mentioned seed.

The sealed quotations superscripted with “Quotations for supply of oats s should reach the office of the Project Officer WCC East Safapora latest by 7/12/2013 upto 2 PM and shall be opened on the same day at 2.30 PM by Tender opening committee in presence of the tenderers who wish to be present:

SNo Particulars Class of Seed Quantity01 Supply of Rabi fodder seed oats (variety:- Sabzar/

Kent) free from pets/ diseases/ physical impurities Certified 56 Qtls.

ApprovedTERMS & CONDITIONS:i. Demand Draft for Rs.200/= (Non-refundable) pledged to Project Off WCC East Safapora ii. Only registered firms shall apply (Registration from Department Agriculture Department/ JK Agro Industries

Dev. Corporation/For Department.iii. Sales Tax clearance certificate.iv. Dealers shall quote rates inclusive of all taxes per quintal upto FOR.v. Quantity mentioned may increase or decrease as per the requirement the Project.vi. Member Secretary Tender Opening/ Receiving Committee reserves right to reject any or all the quotations

without assigning any reason thereof.Vii. The successful bidder has to supply the seeds in sealed packets of 10 each as per terms & conditions laid

down in supply order,NB: 2333 Sd/-

Project Officer WCC East Safapora

OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL, DISTRICT INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION & TRGS.BEERWAH

P R E S S R E L E A S EIn pursuance to the instructions of worthy State Project Director, RMSA,

JAMMU, District Institute of Education and Trainings, Beerwah, organized a District Level Science Exhibition on 27-11-2013 at its complex, prior to the conduct of the programme, the DIET faculty members visited almost one hundred schools of district Budgam to help the schools and the concerned teachers to prepare the models in accordance with the THEMES already selected the RMSA.The worthy Chief Education Officer, Budgam, also put his days and nights together alongwith the DIET faculty members to make the programme a success. Despite the fact that almost all the students were out of schools as the examinations had ended in the near past. It was a very beautiful program and the students from all the corners of the district Budgam were enthusiastic to exhibit their Models who presented Sixty Models of great Scientific value. The Judges who were experienced in profession monitored all the models minutely and 1st Ten Models were selected for the awards. The awardees were given cash prize of Rs. 1000/- One Thousand each besides, the certificates of achievement. All the participants schools were awarded the certificates of participations. The exhibition was opened by the Principal, DIET, Beerwah and HOD RMSA MR. SHABIR AHMAD KHAN played an active role to make the program a success. He also visited the field to ensure their participation. The lunch was served to all the participant teachers/ students and the TA/ DA was paid to all in accordance with guidelines. The best models were selected for provisional level participation. Sd/-

(Sewa Ram)

CMYK