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NOTICEI Kaka Ram S/o Payara LalR/o Panjtoot Pallanwala tehsilKhour District Jammu want toinform that my name is wrong-ly mentioned in land revenuerecord as Taj paul instead ofKaka Ram S/o Payara Lal R/oPanjtoot Pallanwala TehsilKhor District Jammu. Now Iam applying for correction ofthe same, objection if any maybe conveyed to the concernauthorities within 7 days fromthe date of publication.

Kaka RamS/o Payara Lal

NOTICEMy mother's name haswrongly been written asRani Devi instead ofKalawati in my R. R.Card bearing No.9102830063, 10th classmark sheet and diplomaunder Roll No. 2129155 session2017 bi-annual (summer zone)Private. Now I am applying forcorrection of the same.Objection if any may be con-veyed to JKBOSE Jammu withinseven days.

Amit SharmaS/o Sh. Subash Chander

R/o Bhur Chak

Sai Shyam PublicHr. Sec. School Gho-ManhasanREQUIRED

1. Science Teacher-B.Sc. (Non-Medical)

2. Physical Education Teacher- BP.Ed.

3. General Line Teacher-B.A,B.Ed.

Preference will be given to higher qualification Salary Negotiable.

Contact: 9419197037E.Mail-

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NOTICEMy name has wrongly been writ-ten as Sanu Mishra instead ofSeanu Mishra in service recordof my husband namely DevChandra Mishra. Now I amapplying for correction. Objectionif any may be conveyed to theconcerned authority within 7days.

Seanu MishraW/o Dev Chandra Mishra

R/o Village BehlaniyaP.O: Jhilahi Bazar

Teh: MankaparDistt: Gonda-Up

NOTICEI Anil Kumar S/o Lt. Sh.Charan Jeet Lal R/oMain Bazar BanihalDistrict Ramban haslost my Gun Licence.Now I am applying forduplicate of the same.Objection if any maybe conveyed to con-cerned authoritieswithin seven days.

NOTICEI, JC-594214P Sub NarinderKumar, SM R/o GurhaBrahmana, Tehsil Akhnoor andDistrict Jammu (J&K) presentlyserving with 5 JAKLI states thatmy daughter's name has wrong-ly been written as NechaintKumari instead of NischintKumari in my service docu-ments. Now I am applying forcorrection of the same.Objection if any may be con-veyed to concerned authoritywithin seven days.

NOTICEI, JC-594214P Sub NarinderKumar, SM R/o GurhaBrahmana, Tehsil Akhnoor andDistrict Jammu (J&K) presentlyserving with 5 JAKLI states thatmy wife's name has wronglybeen written as Menakasi Deviinstead of Meenakshi Devi in myservice documents. Now I amapplying for correction of thesame. Objection if any may beconveyed to concerned authoritywithin seven days.

NOTICEWhereas a joint application has beenreceived from Vikram Singh S/oDarbar Singh R/o Chanu Chak,Shama Chack, Jammu (transferor)and Sh. Farooq Ali S/o Bagh HussainR/o J.K colony Paloura, Jammu(transferee) for trnasfer of all India Taxi/Maxi route permit No.384/AITMC/STA/J&K/Jamu/Campalong with vehicle No. JK02BK-6477under the provisions of Section 82(1)of Motor Vehicle Act, 1988.Now, therefore, it is notified that objec-tions if any to the above transfer ofpermit/vehicle should reach Statetransport Authority Jammu/Srinagarwithin fifteen days from the date ofpublication of this notice.

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NOTICEI Sumeet Gupta S/o Lt.Sh. Gulshan Vir GuptaR/o Qtr. No. 128Sarwal Colony, Jammuhas passed mySecondary SchoolExamination in Bi-Annual 2003 underRoll No. 125167 & has lost myMatriculation Diploma. Now I amapplying to JKBOSE for the issuanceof Matriculation Diploma (duplicate)Objection if any, may convey to JointSecretary, JKBOSE within a period of7 days from the publication of thispaper notice.

Sumeet GuptaS/o Lt. Sh. Gulshan Vir Gupta.

STATE TIMES NEWSRAJOURI: Continuing withthe initiative to improveschool infrastructure in theremote areas of the regionand garner the interest of theyoung minds, the IndianArmy installed playgroundequipment at GovernmentMiddle School, Jaba ofRajouri district.

The aim of installing theplayground equipment was toencourage students hailingfrom far flung, remote andborder areas to develop fond-ness for physical fitness. Theschools had requested forassistance in terms of play-ground equipment and hencethe Army installed play-ground slide and playgroundswings at the school ground.

The playground equipmentwas handed over to the SchoolPrincipal, GovernmentMiddle School, Jaba in thepresence of the School Staff,Sarpanch of the villages andprominent persons of the

area. They appreciated thegesture of Indian Army oflooking after the needs of stu-dents. This initiative will go along way in inspiring and nur-turing the children of theschool for their good future.

STATE TIMES NEWSAKHNOOR: To pay tributesto Shaheed Bhagat Singh onhis Martyrdom Day, TheBatwals India (a socialorganization) organised afunction at village BehriTaryai in Akhnoor Sector, onSaturday which was presidedover by the OrganizationGeneral Secretary R.LKaith.

Terming his sacrifice assupreme, Akhnoor TehsilBatwal Welfare AssociationPresident Hony CaptainKamal Dass Kaith said, "Ipay my heartiest tribute toShaheed Bhagat Singh,Rajguru and Sukhdev whosacrificed their lives for theindependence of our coun-try".

President, Jammu andKashmir Batwal YouthWelfare Association DrVarinder Paul Lakhotra alsohighlighted the valuable con-tribution of Shaeed-e-AzamBhagat Singh in attaining

freedom for our country.Those who paid tributes

included Subedar KakuRam, Naib Subedar BoxerMast Ram, Havildar ViajyKumar, Gurdas ChandSargotra, Tirath Ram,Chajju Ram, Paras Ram,Jameet Raj, Janak Raj,Raghubir Chand, RashpalChand, Gopal Dass, AjayKumar and Sunil Kumar.

SSAAMMBBAA:: Congress SewaDal Samba DistrictPresident Raj KumarBhagat also orgnaised a pro-

gramme to pay tributes toBhagat Singh, Rajguru andSukhdev at Vijaypur in dis-trict Samba. State ChiefCongress Sewa Dal RajeshSadotra, State Chief MahilaWing Tamanna and otheractivists from Congress SewaDal paid floral tributes tothese freedom fighters. VijayKumar, Rajani Devi,Surinder Manhas, DevinderSingh, Kuldeep Sharma,Sunil Kumar, Pankaj Dograand Davinder Kumar werealso present.

STATE TIMES NEWSREASI: An awareness cumtraining camp was held onSaturday at (village Arli)Reasi under the guidance ofVice Chancellor Dr. K. SRisam and Director ResearchDr. J. P Sharma.

The camp was organised byAICRP (Honeybee andPollinators), SKUAST-Jammu in collaboration withDepartment of Floriculture,Reasi. More than 50 farm-ers/rural youths/beekeepersof the area from adjacentareas of village attended theprogramme. Dr. DevinderSharma suggested diversifi-cation of agriculture andadoption of more lucrativeoptions like Apiculture (Bee

keeping) for enhancing theirlivelihood. Bees not only thefarmers make sweet divi-dends but bee keeping alsohelps in increasing agricul-ture productivity throughpollination, he added.

Sunil Singh, Landscapeofficer stated that the farmerfaces lot of problems especial-ly the vagaries of weather,besides fragmented land withpoor yield to sustain his fam-ily and it is high time thatthey should switch over todiversified agriculture likefloriculture, apiculture andmushroom cultivation etc.

On this occasion, beekeep-ing literature and otheraccessories were distributedamong the participants.

STATE TIMES NEWSSAMBA: WorldMeteorological Day was cele-brated by Agro-meteorologySection, Division ofAgronomy, SKUAST_J,Chatha, Jammu with thefarmers of village SarthianKalan, block and tehsilGangwal of Samba districton Saturday in order to sensi-tise the farmers about weath-er parameters and their roleon agriculture and its alliedfield.

The programme was initiat-ed under the dynamic guid-ance of Dr J. P Sharma,Director Research, SKUAST-Jammu. In this programme

about 105 farmers out ofwhich 80 men and 25 womenparticipated from nearby vil-lages and five scientist ofbriefed the importance ofweather in Agriculture.

Dr. Veena Sharma,Technical officer, GKMSinformed the farmers aboutthe role of weather basedAgro Advisory Services pro-vided by university. Dr.Mahender Singh, Sr.Scientist & Nodal officer ofthe scheme stressed thefarmer that how to cropplants are related with weath-er and their responses in dif-ferent metabolic activities ofthe plant and futher stress

that farmers can take theadvantage of such pro-gramme for future planningunder climate change/vari-ability and its effect on agri-culture.

Various scientists namelyDr. V. B. Singh, Sr Scientist& Incharge, RRSS,Raya,Samba told about thevarious disease and theirintensity with respect toweather parameters there-after Dr Brij Nandan PRSS,Samba brief about the scopeof Kharif & Pulse in the areaand their efficient manage-ment with the weathers andDr. Rohit Sharma, TechnicalOfficer delivered the valuabletalks and apprised the partic-ipating farmers about strate-gies to be followed to counterthe ill effects of future cli-mate change. Naib SarpanchSmt. Priyanka Devi and ex-Sarpanch Soorat SinghSingh ex Naib Sarpanch,Parladpur also participatedand stressed the farmer totake the advantage of suchprogramme.

STATE TIMES NEWSKATHUA: To ensure largerparticipation of voters in theensuing Lok Sabha election, aseries of activities underSystematic Voters Educationand Electoral Participation(SVEEP) were organised atTehsil Nagri of Kathua by thedistrict administration tomotivate the general masses.

The activities included Runfor Democracy and a demon-stration on the functioning ofEVM and VVPAT machines

which were aimed at inform-ing, educating, motivatingand facilitating voters toensure maximum participa-tion in the election which ishealthy for strengthening thedemocracy.

SSP Kathua, Shridhar Patilsaid that programmes underSVEEP are very helpful totap the new voters in the agegroup of 18-19 years, pro-mote greater awarenessamongst youth and studentsabout electoral process and to

seek their assistance in facili-tating voter registration.

ADC Kathua, GhanshamSingh said that SVEEP initi-ated new measures related tovoter facilitation in areas ofregistration, issuing voteridentity cards and suggestsways and means to make theelection process voter friendly.

These initiatives includeVoters' Helpline numbers,searching name in the Voterlist through internet andSMS, Voters' FacilitationBooths, Ideal Polling booths,EVM/VVPAT familiarizationcamps, Voter Slip, Expandingthe I-Card basket i.e., mak-ing other identity proofs(apart from EPIC) as a validproof for voting. PO DRDA,Amar Jyoti Raina, CEOKathua, Prem Nath,Tehsildar Nagri, SuninderJeet Kour, EO NagriMunicipal committee andlarge number of locals werepresent on the occasion.

STATE TIMES NEWSSAMBA: In connection withthe 446th Parkash Diwas ofGoswami Guru Nabha Dassji Maharaj falling on 8thApril,2019, an impressiveShobha Yatra was taken outin Samba on Saturday.Thousands of devotees ofGoswami Guru Nabha Dassji Maharaj participated inthe Shobha Yatra. Dr.Devinder Manyal, FormerMinister for Health andMedical Education and for-mer MLA Samba was theChief Guest on the occasion.Many prominent citizens ofSamba, senior leaders of var-

ious socio- political organiza-tions accompanied theShoba Yatra.

The devotees sang Bhajansand their enthusiasmcharged the atmospherewith religious fervour . The

Shobha Yatra culminated atGoswami Guru Nabha Dassji Maharaj temple located atBudhwani,near Samba.

A community Langer wasalso served at the culmina-tion of the function.

STATE TIMES NEWSKATHUA: Govt. DegreeCollege in collaboration withDistrict Police Kathua,under Civic ActionProgramme organisedawareness programme tosensitise students about illeffects of drugs addiction inthe college premises. SDPOBillawar Ravinder Singh wasthe Chief Guest on the occa-sion.

Prof. Sanjeev Gupta (Vice-Principal) appreciated theinitiative taken by PoliceDepartment to eliminate therising menace of Drugs.Later, an awareness video onDrug Addiction was playedby District Police Kathua tospread awareness about illeffects of Drugs Addiction.

Students of the GDCBillawar also performed skiton the occasion to createawareness on the topic.

SDPO Billawar RavinderSingh advised students tostay away from Drug menaceand sought support of thestudent community in eradi-cating this growing menacein the society. In the end,mementos were distributedamong participants and voteof thanks was delivered. Theprogramme was compeeredby Prof. Sindhu Kotwal.

STATE TIMES NEWSKISHTWAR: In an endeav-our to provide a platform tothe job seekers and to createawareness for them aboutvarious government spon-sored schemes, DistrictDevelopment CommissionerKishtwar, Angrez SinghRana today inauguratedone-day Job Fair-cum-Placement programme hereat TRC ground.

SSP Kishtwar, ShaktiKumar Pathak, ADDCKishtwar, Mohd. HaniefMalik, CHO, CAHO, ADFishers, AD Employment,several District Officers,bankers and representativesof various private institu-tions/agencies were presentin the event.

The event was organized byDistrict Employment andCounselling Centre,Kishtwar under the supervi-sion of Assistant DirectorEmployment Kishtwar,Anoop Kumar. More than1500 educated unemployedyouths from across the dis-trict participated.

As many as 20 depart-ments, banks, private compa-nies/agencies including JayPee, JK Vehicleades, LICand various private schools

exhibited their stalls forshowcasing vacancies andproducts for the informationof unemployed educatedyouths. Youths were givennecessary inputs regardingthe job opportunities andpresent marketing trendsenabling them to prepare forthe scenario.

The DDC also interactedwith the unemployed youthand participants and called

for making the event pur-poseful. He impressed upondepartments and agencies tomotivate people to establishtheir income generatingunits under KVIB, JKEDI &other financial agencies aslivelihood source. He saidgovernment jobs are verylimited and youth shouldseek other viable options forwhich the Government willhelp them.

STATE TIMES NEWSNOWSHERA: In a land dis-pute case in village Garhi,Nowshera the members ofAmbedkar Youth led bySanam Raina, Guru RavidasWelfare Sabha PresidentHarjeet Samyal and RavidassSabha Chairman Master SomRaj held a protest and blockedthe road at Jhangar Chowkand Bus stand Nowshera andraised slogans against Naib

Tehsildar Ghulam Hussainand Balwant Singh. The pro-testers alleged that the othergroup has burnt the house ofAshok Kumar.

Meanwhile, police reachedthe spot, pacified the protest-ers and registered a case forinvestigation. On the persua-sion of the police the protest-ers lifted Dharna and theroad was thrown open fortraffic.

Army provides playgroundequipment to school

Tributes paid to Bhagat Singh Awareness on doubling income in agriculture imparted

Members of Congress Sewa Dal paying tributes to freedom fighter Bhagat Singh.

SKUAST-J officials along with farmers during the programme.

SSP Shridhar Patil flagging off run at Kathua.

Students enjoying swing provided by army.

District Admn organizes voters' awareness programme

SKUAST-J celebrates World Meteorological DayLand dispute case,

protesters block road

People staging protest at Nowshera.

Devotees taking out Shobha Yatra at Samba.

1,500 youth participated in job fair Shobha Yatra of Goswami Nabha Dass taken out

Students sensitised about illeffects of drug addiction

World TB Day observed STATE TIMES NEWS

UDHAMPUR: World Tuberculosis (TB) Day was observed atDistrict Hospital Udhampur on Saturday .

Additional Deputy Commissioner, Gurvinderjeet Singh wasthe chief guest while Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Dr. SantoshSharma was the guest of honour on the occasion.

District Tuberculosis Officer, Dr. Kavi Raj Sharma briefedabout the achievement and work done in the field of eliminatingTuberculosis disease in the district. A rally comprising ANMTparamedical students and school students was flagged-off byADC Gurvinderjeet Singh from District Hospital Udhampur.

The rally commenced from ANMT School premises with ban-ners and placards having various TB awareness messagespassed through Mukerjee Bazaar Hospital Road, RamnagarChowk, Gole Market, Matador Stand, Main Bazaar, MHChowk, and culminated at District Tuberculosis CentreUdhampur. Medical Superintendent District Hospital,Udhampur, Dr. Vijay Kumar Basnotra, Deputy MedicalSuperintendent, Dr. Vijay Raina, Dr. Soom Singh, Dr. MakhanLal Gupta, Dr. Chander Kanta, and other officers of concerneddepartment besides ASHA workers, staff members and stu-dents of ANMT school were present.

STATE TIMES NEWSRAMBAN: A plantationdrive was organised byRamban Police in coordina-tion with SericultureDepartment Circle, Gool inthe premises of PoliceStation and other policeestablishments Gool onSaturday.

SDPO, Gool Mohd RafiGiri under the supervisionof Adl.SP Ramban SanjayParihar and overall supervi-sion of SSP Ramban AnitaSharma planted a sapling to inaugurate the programme. Hundred saplings of dif-

ferent variety includingmulberry and ornamentalspecies were planted whichwere provided bySericulture DepartmentGool circle.

It is notable to mentionhere that DY DirectorSericulture DivisionRamban Mukhtiar AhmedSheikh is donating free ofcost deodar and mulberrysaplings to various govern-ment departments for plan-tation drive from the lastseveral months.

Army provides raincoats to students

STATE TIMES NEWSKISHTWAR: Haji PublicSchool is located in a small& remote village calledBreswana in KishtwarDistrict with 200 studentsattending the school.Recently, their director, MsSabbah Haji had postedabout requirement ofRaincoats on a social Mediaplatform for the students.

The Indian Army prompt-ly responded to the appealof the management andundertook the noble respon-sibility of providing rain-coats to the school childrenwhich was presented to thestudents. 100 raincoatshave been presented to thestudents.

Police launches plantation drive

Police officials planting a sapling at Ramban.