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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2013 (PAGE 2)DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMUOBITUARIESCREMATIONWith profound grief & sorrow, we inform the sad demise ofour beloved S. Daya Singh (Nepal Wale) presently R/oBhour Camp Ward No 02, who left for his heavenly abodeon Monday 14-1-2013. The Cremation will take place onwednesday 16/1/2013 at 4 pm at cremation ground BhorCamp Ward No 2.GRIEF STRICKENSardarni. Basant Kour -WifeSons & Daughter-in-LawS. Ranveer Singh & Mrs Tejinder KourS. Harjeet Singh -SonDaughters & Son-in-LawsMrs. Sukhwinder Kour & Balbir SinghMrs. Narinder Kour & Gurdeep SinghMrs Baljeet Kour & Jagjeet SinghMrs Balvinder Kour & Jatinder SinghCapt. Tirath Singh & S. Kehar Singh -Brother-in-LawsFIFTH DAYWith profound grief and sorrow, we inform thatsad and untimely demise of our beloved NirmalKumari W/o Raman Gupta and D/o late ThoruRam Gupta & Late Kartaro Devi R/o TrikutaNagar Jammu.Fifth Day will be performed on Wednesday16th of January 2013 at Sector 3, Shiv Temple,Trikuta Nagar at 10.00 AM.Grief StrickenBhabis & BrothersSmt Parkash Gupta & Shri Balraj GuptaSmt Shallu Gupta & Darshan GuptaSisters: Darshna Gupta & Veena GuptaAnd Gupta Family9419384740, 9419237364, 941919610910TH DAY KRIYA10TH DAY/ KRIYAS. Daya SinghCREMATIONWith profound grief and sorrow weinform the sad demise of ourbeloved father Sr. Inder Singh S/oLate Sr. Gokal Singh, orignally residentof Vill. Dalwana Budgam,Kashmir A/P Alloucha BaghSrinagar and Preet Nagar DigianaJammu on 15-01-2013 Cremationwill take place on 16-01-2013 atShastri Nagar Cremation GroundS. Inder Singhat 11 AM.(Ex.Employee J&K Bank)GRIEF STRICKENMrs Amrit Kour (Wife)Mrs & Mr. M.P. Singh {J&K Bank (HQ Sgr)}Mrs & Mr Amarjeet SinghPhone : 9797181281, 9906523975CREMATIONWE REGRET TO INFORM YOU SADDEMISE OF SH INDERJIT GUPTA S/OLATE SH MULKH RAJ GUPTA R/OF843/5 NANAK NAGAR ON 15-1-2013.CREMATION WILL TAKE PLACE ATSHASTRI NAGAR CREMATIONGROUND AT 12 PM ON 16-1-2013.GRIEF STRICKENKANTA DEVI -WIFERAMA & CHANDER MOHAN GUPTA -SONANITA & RAM LAL GUPTA -SONDAUGHTERS & SONS-IN-LAWSMT KIRAN GUPTA & BHARAT BHUSHANSMT SROJ GUPTA & SURINDER KUMARSMT BABLI GUPTA & SANJAY GUPTAABISHAK GUPTA -GRAND SONM/S RUPALI SALES CORP.MOH. PAHARIAN JAMMU.MOB. 9419192265, 9419117369CREMATIONNirmal KumariWith profound grief and sorrow we inform the saddemise of our beloved Sh. Reshi Ram Bhat S/oLate Nand Lal Bhat, originally resident of Bomai,Sopore, Kashmir presently at (TRT) Block No.D/2, Muthi Camp Phase-II on 13-1-2013.10th Day Kriya will be performed at Muthi Ghat,near Directorate of School Education on 21-01-2013 (Monday).Grief StrickenSh. Janki Nath Bhat- BrotherSmt. Khema Shori Bhat- BabiKaramyogi Sh. Reshi Ram BhatSmt. Kamli Raina- SisterSmt. & Sh. Maharaj Krishen Bhat- Son & Daughter-in-LawSmt. & Sh. Chand Ji Bhat- Son & Daughter-in-LawSmt. Phoola Pandita- DaughterSmt. & Sh. Ved Lal Pandita- Daughter & Son-in-LawSmt. Jaya Nehru- DaughterSmt. & Sh. Raj Nath Pandita- Daughter & Son-in-LawMob. No.: 9596991257, 9796655702, 9796655704UTHALAWith profound grief and sorrow we inform the sad demise ofour beloved Father Sh. Shadi Lal Gupta S/o Sh. Late GanjuMal R/o W No. 9, H.No. 29, Near Arya Smaj SchoolUdhampur. Uthala will be performed at Arya Smaj SchoolUdhampur on 16-01-2013 Wednesday, time 4:30 PM.IN GRIEFSmt. Kanta Devi - WifeMr. Ajay Kumar Gupta (AE), Mobile no 94192-72492Mr. Anu Gupta - Daughter-in-LawMr. Rakesh Kumar - Son-in-LawSmt. Sunila - DaughterMr. Vishal Gupta - Son-in-LawSmt. Vandana Gupta - DaughterGrand Sons:- Ajitesh, Akhilesh, Saransh and Vasu.and All Malgotra Family.SH INDERJITGUPTAWith profound grief and sorrow we inform the sad demise ofour beloved Sh. Avtar Krishan Bhat (Sumbly) Son of Late.Sri Kanth Sumbly, Originally resident of Sumbal Sonawari atpresent H.No-127, Sec I-C, East Extension Trikuta NagarJammu on 15-1-2013.Cremation will take place at 11 AM at Channi Himmat nearrailway crossing on 16-1-2013.GRIEF STRICKENSmt Ratni Bhat (Wife)Sh. Soom Nath Sumbly (Brother)Smt. & Sh. Makhan Lal Sumbly (Bhabhi & Brother) Sh. Avtar Krishan BhatSmt Asha Ji (Bhabhi)(Sumbly)Smt Pyari Koul (Sister)Mrs. Shafali & Mr. Virender Sumbly (Daughter & Son-in-Law)Mrs. Shivali & Mr. Rahul Raina (Daughter & Son-in-Law)Master Shari - (Grand Son)Samast ParivarMobile: 9797677982, 9906099692, 9796811132Sh. Shadi Lal GuptaWith profound grief & sorrow, we inform thesad demise of our beloved Rajinder Singh(Badda Kaka) S/o Late Sh. Faqir SinghR/o Birpur, who left for heavenly abode on09-01-2013 in road accident.The 10th Day will be performed on 18-01-2013 Friday at Village Birpur at 10.30 AM.Kriya will be performed on 21-01-2013Monday at Village Birpur at 12.30 PM.GRIEF STRICKENMotherSmt. Raj Karni Jamwal W/o Late Sh Faqir SinghSmt. Shaya Jamwal - WifeBaby Kania Jamwal - DaughterRajinder SinghBhabhi & Brothers(Badda Kaka)Smt. Sangeeta Jamwal & Sh. Ashok Singh (3-9-1975 to 9-1-13)Smt. Ruhi Jamwal & Sh. Narinder SinghSister & Brother-in-LawsAsha & Sh. Sohan SinghShobha & Sh. Karamdev SinghMob:- 9596657973, 9419117619CHOUBARSIdqN yksx ;gka esgjksa&,&oQk

DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2013 (PAGE 3)SRTC workers staging protest dharna at Corporation office in Jammu on Tuesday.Excelsior/ RakeshSRTC fleet goes on haltafter employees’ strikeExcelsior CorrespondentJAMMU/SRINAGAR, Jan 15:Entire fleet of State Road TransportCorporation (SRTC) went to halttoday as over 4000 workers of theCorporation went on one day tokenstrike in the State to lodge theirprotest against failure ofGovernment to settle pendingdemands of the employees andworkers.All the buses plying on Stateand the inter-state routes remainedoff the roads and the trucks andother vehicles deployed for officersalso could not ply in response tothe total `Chakka Jam' strikeannounced by J&K SRTC WorkersUnion under the leadership ofShakeel Ahmed Kuchay, AshokMehra and Parmajeet Singh.The employees in large numberassembled at Bikram Chowkoffice of General ManagerOperations SRTC and held strongprotest demonstration. At around12 noon they started protest marchtowards Managing Director'soffice at Rail Head Complex. Thenthey held day long protest dharnathere. The protesters were carryingProsecution failureleads to acquittal ofnarco smugglersExcelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Jan 15: PrincipalSessions Judge Samba, KartarSingh today acquitted TafazulAhmed and Sajid Ullah Laway,residents of Natipora, BudshahNagar from whom more than 700gram of charas was recovered.According to the police case,on July 13, 2011 a car, in whichthe accused persons were travelling,was subjected to check in thepresence of Magistrate. From thevehicle, police recovered morethan 700 grams of charas.Accordingly, both the narcoticssmugglers were arrested and aftercompletion of investigation challanwas presented in the court oflaw.After hearing PublicProsecutor for the State whereasAdvocate Rahul Singh for theaccused persons, PrincipalSessions Judge observed, "it is asettled principle of law that prosecutionis under an obligation toprove the guilt of the accusedbeyond reasonable shadow ofdoubt by leading cogent andunimpeachable evidence. In thepresent case, prosecution witnessescontradict each other on materialpoints which make their testimonyunreliable and there is nonobservanceof the provisions ofNDPS Act by the investigatingagency".Stating that prosecution hasfailed to prove the guilt of theaccused beyond reasonable shadowof doubt, the Court acquittedboth the accused of the chargesframed against them.banners and placards depictingtheir demands.The protesting employeesdemanded all benefits under 6thPay Commission, social security(pension), implementation of SRO43 and benefits on HimachalSRTC pattern as promised byGovernment.Mr Kuchay said Chief Ministerhad promised during 100-day agitationthat the demands of theemployees will be fulfilled on thepattern of Himachal Pradesh (HP-SRTC), but nothing happened tilldate. Several other leaders includingMr Mehra and Paramjeet alsoaddressed gathering. They saidbreathing time has been given tothe management and if they failedto act, three day strike will be startedfrom January 23.In Srinagar the employeesgathered at Tourist ReceptionCentre (TRC) and held demonstration.They demanded that all thebenfits be provided on the patternof HP-SRTC. Later, they took outprocession to DivisionalCommissioner's office and submittedtheir memorandum, under theleadership of Haji Lateef andMohd Ashraf.The protesters said thatGovernment should implement thepromises made with them and if itfailed to do so, they will start astruggle against the Government."We want the Government to meetour demands through peacefulnegotiations, otherwise will comeon streets. Despite several meetingsin the past, the Governmenthas failed to implement the promisesand threatened that the megaprotestswould be held from 23rdto 25th of this month. If the managementand the Governmentremained inactive, strike may turnindefinite", they added.Balloons being released in air on the commencement of Oil &Gas Conservation Fortnight on Tuesday.Oil & Gas ConservationFortnight commencesExcelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Jan 15: Secretary,Consumer Affairs and PublicDistribution (CAPD) Abass Dartoday inaugurated “Oil and GasConservation Fortnight (OGCF)”being observed under the aegis ofMinistry of Petroleum and NaturalGas here today.While speaking, Abass emphasizedthe need of energy saving fora secure future. Elaborating salientfeatures of the programme, he saidthat the main objective of celebratingthe fortnight is to create awarenessabout various fuel saving tipsin various fields dependent on oiland gas, including transport,industries, agricultural and householdsectors. He stressed onachieving the goal by launchingmass awareness programmes inurban as well as rural areas.Dar stated that Oil and GasConservation Fortnight symbolizesthe efforts of the Governmentto promote savings of its hydrocarbonrelated energy resources,which are non-renewable innature.Director CAPD, ParvezMalik, in his address highlightedthe functions of the departmentregarding conservation measuresfor the welfare of the people andnation.Among others present wereState Level coordinator, OilIndustry, RK Shahab and othersenior officials of the oil industry.80 strandedpassengers airliftedExcelsior CorrespondentSRINAGAR, Jan 15: Eightystranded passengers of Gurezwere airlifted between Gurez andBandipora today in Mi-17 helicopterof Indian Air Force.Twenty five passengers wereairlifted from Bandipora to Dawarand 17 from Bandipora to Baduab,whileas 23 passengers were airliftedfrom Dawar to Bandipora and15 from Baduab to Bandipora.The passengers were facilitated atthe helipads by Addl. DCBandipora, Tariq Ahmed andSDM Gurez, Mohammed Ashraf.Meanwhile, AN-32 KargilCourier flight between Kargil andSrinagar/Jammu got cancelled dueto technical reasons atChandigarh. Subject to favorableweather conditions, the KargilCourier will operate onWednesday.AIBCU callson SozExcelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Jan 15: A deputationof All India BackwardClasses Union (AIBCU) underthe chairmanship of AbdulMajid Malik, president of theUnion called on president ofPradesh Congress Committee(PCC) Prof Saif –ud-Din Sozand apprised him of the problemsof the OBCs in the State.The delegation demandeddue share to the OBCs in theBlock DevelopmentCommittees (BDCs) andMunicipal Corporation electionsas Prof Soz has alreadypromised share to the OBCs inthis regard.The delegation furtherdemanded enhancement ofreservation quota for OBCs. Itdemanded adoption of para 95of the Apex Court’s judgment of1992 on Mandal report whichspeaks of the horizontal reservationand is required to beapplied for RBA and ALC. Byadopting this formula there isno loss of due share of any categoryincluding RBA and ALCand for this a visible picturethrough a table given in thememorandum was presented.It was demanded that theBackward Classes Commissionshould be led by a member fromOBCs and adequate representationshould be given to OBCs inthe Commission. The delegationalso expressed concernover changing the name ofBackward Classes Commissionto Backward AreasCommission.Prof Soz assured the delegationof the early redressal ofthe problem.The other members of thedelegation included PuranChargotra, Master Sain Dass,Darshan Kumar, Sardar JagjitSingh Labana, president Labanacommunity, Sandokh Chand,Romesh Billa, Shiraj Izihari andProf Kali Dass.Vice Chairman of OBCAdvisory and DevelopmentBoard Kuldeep Verma was alsopresent in the meeting.44 soldiers receive medals on Army DayExcelsior CorrespondentAKHNOOR, Jan 15: On theoccasion of the Army Day gallantryand distinguished serviceawards were presented by GOCin-CNorthern Command, LtGen KT Parnaik to 44 officersand other ranks of the NorthernCommand at an impressiveInvestiture ceremony held atSangha Auditorium, Akhnoorhere today.Army Day is celebratedevery year on Jan 15 to commemoratethe appointment of LtGen (later Field Marshal) KMCariappa as the first IndianCommander-in-Chief of theIndian Army succeeding SirFrancis Butcher, the last BritishCommander in 1949. Since thenit has been a tradition to presentthe gallantry and distinguishedservice awards to the soldiers onthis day.On this occasion, the GOCin-C,presented 32 Sena Medals(Gallantry), 4 Sena Medals(Distinguished) and 8 VishishtSeva Medals. The GeneralOfficer also presented NorthernCommand's Unit Appreciationto 13 units for their outstandingperformance in 2012.The Investiture ceremonywas attended by senior civil,military and para-military dignitaries.Lt Gen DS Hooda,General Officer CommandingWhite Knight Corps, Maj Gen20 yrs RI to 2 brothersin NDPSA caseExcelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Jan 15: PrincipalSessions Judge Kathua, M KHanjura today awarded 20 yearsrigorous imprisonment and fine ofRs 1 lakh each to two brothersnamely Jaspal Singh and HarpalSingh, sons of Resham Singh ofDharamkot, Moga who wereapprehended by the Excise Partyat Toll Post Nagri Kathua onAugust 19, 2010 along with 720kilograms of poppy straw.After hearing PublicProsecutor Ravi Kumar Guptaappearing for the State whereasAdvocate A Salathia for theaccused persons, PrincipalSessions Judge Kathua observed,"the consequences of the narcoticson the human health are disastrousas these can cause death. The fungusof narcotics has engulfed ourcountry. It has a cancerousgrowth. It will spread its tentaclesall around and a day will comeKAS officer shiftedExcelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Jan 15: Governmenttoday ordered transfer and postingof a KAS officer with immediateeffect.According to an order issuedby General AdministrationDepartment, Asma Hamid, DeputyDirector Tourism (Registration),Kashmir has been transferred andposted as Deputy Secretary,Ladakh Affairs Departmentagainst an available vacancy.GOC-in-C Northern Command Lt Gen KT Parnaik posing for photograph with decorated soldiers at Akhnoor on Tuesday.-Excelsior/Rakeshwhen a major chunk of Indianpopulation particularly theyounger ones will suffer from thisvice"."Consideration of undue sympathyin such case will not onlylead to miscarriage of justice butwill also undermine the confidenceof the public in the efficiencyof the criminal justice. It shouldnot leave an impression that thetrial was mockery of justice.Taking in to consideration thequantity of the seized poppy strawwhich is a commercial one it hasto be assumed and presumed thatnot only do the accused indulge inthe sale and supply of contrabandbut they had also the intent to earnmoney out of it", the Court said.With these observations,Court awarded 20 years rigorousimprisonment and fine of Rs 1lakh to each accused.Govt ordersregularization of LecturersExcelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Jan 15: SchoolEducation Department hasissued regularization orders ofLecturers in the disciplines ofEnglish, Philosophy,Geography, Zoology, Persian,Urdu, Computer Sciences,Stenography, Physics, Botany,Chemistry, Geology, Dogri andSanskrit.The details of regularized lecturersare available on the websiteof Education Department.Rustam Patnaik, General OfficerCommanding Crossed SwordsDivision and Honorary Captain(Retd) Bana Singh, (Param VirChakra) were amongst thosepresent.Speaking on the occasion,the Army Commander commendedall ranks of theNorthern Command for theirdedication and devotion to dutyin the highest tradition of theIndian Army and congratulatedthose who were decorated forbravery and distinguished service.He also urged all ranks, exservicemen,civilians and theirfamilies to rededicate themselvesto the cause of the nation.Meanwhile, PDP leaderspaid their tributes to the martyrson Army Day at ShaheediSamark Jammu.Girish Sharma District Youthvice president Jammu, SachinSharma zone vice president,Pankaj Gupta, Sonu Saini,Vikrant Singh and Vikram Singhwere also present.PDP leaders paid homage tothose who have made thesupreme sacrifice for the country.A function was organized byCongress leader SumeetMagotra to celebrate the day.On this occasion a large numberof youth gathered and paid theirtribute to the Army soldiers wholost their life while serving thenation.While addressing the gatheringMagotra said that ArmyDay should be celebrated by allthe members of society and weshould not forget the sacrificemade by the soldiers for ourfuture. Magotra also condemnedthe brutal attack ofPakistani soldiers and demandedstrict action against the Pakistan.'Hirakh-Saif-ul-Malook': play on life& works of Mian Mohd Baksh stagedExcelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Jan 15: The performanceof ‘Hirakh-Saif-ul-Malook’, a docu-drama on thelife and works of MianMohammad Baksh, (1826-1907)staged here today, was a befittingtribute to the 19th century Paharipoet who is revered by massesfor his immortal lyrics that apartfrom being nuggets of nativewisdom also advocate achievingspiritual bliss through love.Organized by Dogri Sansthain collaboration with Universityof Jammu, State Advisory Boardfor the Development of PahariSpeaking People and J&KAcademy of Art, Culture andLanguages, today's productionwhich emerged out of forty fiveday workshop, was a multimediapresentation which hasbeen written by Shiv Mehta anddirected and designed byBhupinder Singh.Combining video footage ofthe Ziarat of Mian MohammadBaksh at Khari Sharief, nearMirpur in Pak occupiedKashmir, with lilting musicalcompositions based on the 'baits'-verses of Saif-ul- Malook, theimmortal creation of the poet,today's play had two parallelstory lines. One which based onSaif-ul-Malook revolves aroundlove story of prince of Egyptwith a girl from Gazni and theother is about young woman whogets separated from her lover andis finally united with him. Whilewaiting for her at the Ziarat ofMian Sahib, she comes to knowabout the life tale of Mian Sahibthrough the 'mujjavar'.The dramatic re-imagining ofMian Sahib's life and works hasonce again reiterated the fact thathow Mian Sahib's poetry hasattained the status of folk loreand is the defining reference oflife in general for Paharis,Gujjars , Punjabis and Dograsthecommunities living inDuggar.Speaking on the occasion,Prof Lalit Magotra, PresidentDogri Sanstha, rightly said thatthe play where characters speakDogri while the verses are inPahari\Punjabi is a shiningexample of our composite cultureand brother hood. ShivMehta's conception of play inverse form was in consonancewith Saif-ul-Malook poetic formwhile Bhupinder Singh's directorialefforts did succeed in givingan insight into the life and poeticworld of the great Pahari poet.Today's mega productionincluded actors Janak Khajuria,Surinder Goel, Kanta Sharma,Tapeshwar Sharma, PoonamSudan, Pradeep Sharma,Aakash, Rajeev Slathia, NeerajMagotra, Arun Sharma, SunilRaja, Paramjit Titu, TarunSharma, Sarthak Sharma, RahulDogra, Pankaj Verma, GulshanDhingra, Inder Pal, Gopal, AjaySharma, Hirdyanshu Slathia,Meenakshi Bali, Khushi,Rakesh Kona, Pallavi Kotwal,Simran Jamwal, Pooja Kotwaland Vijay Kapoor.The music was designed bySurinder Manhas. The singerswere Suraj Singh, Surpal,A scene from the play ‘Hirakh-Saif-ul-Malook’, which wasorganised by Dogri Sanstha and others on Tuesday.- Excelsior/RakeshRabjyot Singh, Sumit, ShamManyal, and Marina Jamwal.Make -up was by Dr KamalSharma, sets by Naresh Kumar.Tapeshwar Dutta was the assistantdirector.Syed Mushtaq Bukhari, formerVC, Pahari Board waschief guest while Prof MPSIshar, VC, University ofJammu, was guest of honour.Bashir Khalid, Secretary,Cultural Academy and otherdignitaries were also present onthe occasion.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2013 (PAGE 4)From page 14 more Panchs resign SidelightsSopore villages of NorthKashmir following killing of aSarpanch in village Bomia andattack on a woman Panch in villageHardshiva in North Kashmir lastweek.Army and Police patrolling hasbeen intensified in Sopore areaswhere a Sarpanch was killed and aPanch was injured in two separateattacks last week. Besides this thepatrolling has also been intensifiedin Pattan areas and in sensitiveareas of South Kashmir'sPulwama, Kulgam and Shopiandistricts.The patrolling has been intensifiedafter security review meetingtaken by the Chief Minister OmarAbdullah with the top security officials.The Chief Minister told tosecurity top brass to ensure thesense of security of the Panchs andSarpanchs in sensitive areas ofKashmir valley.The four Panchs - Sara Begum,Mushtaq Ahmad Gania,Mohammad Rafiq Mir and FirdousAhmad Bhat - of village Dooru,Sopore while announcing their resignationssaid that they fear fortheir lives due to recent militantattacks.The Sarpanch of the Panchayatdidn't resign. The Panchs said thathe is in Jammu with the entire familywhile rest of the Pachayat nomore exists.Six Sarpanchs and 29 Panchsof six Panchayats of villages ofDangarpora, Brought, Lagriporaand Rashidabad in Soporeannounced their disassociationwith the Panchayats in front ofmedia at Dak Bunglow, Sopore inNorth Kashmir yesterday.On Sunday 33 Panchs andSarpanchs of Hardshiva andYemberzalwari villages of Soporeresigned in panic in front of mediain Srinagar.The terrified Panchs andSarpanchs resigned after the killingof Sarpanch Habibullah Mir ofGooripora Bomai in Sopore area ofNorth Kashmir's Baramulla districton Friday and attack on a womanPanch, Zooni Begam, of villageHardshiva in Sopore on Saturdayin which she was critically injured.According to official figures,around 1250 Panchayat membersresigned so far since 2012 inKashmir valley when the militantsstarted targeting them by physicallyeliminating 4 Panchayat membersand carrying out armed assaulton over two dozen of Panchayatmembers and issuing threats tothem through posters.The fresh attacks on Panchayatmembers followed by resignationstook place after last month's successfulLegislative Council electionsin which over 16000 Panchsand Sarpanchs voted for two LCPak violates ceasefire on LoCWar is not the only option to resolvedispute with Pakistan: MayawatiNEW DELHI, Jan 15:BSP chief Mayawati, whoseparty is extending outside supportto the ruling UPA at theCentre, today said her party wasopposed to going to war withPakistan as the only way toresolve any dispute.Attacking the UPAGovernment for its foreign policy"failures" regarding its neighbouringcountries, and increasingviolations of ceasefire byPakistan, she, however, saidthere was still room for peacefulresolution of dispute.When asked whether she wasin favour of suspending sportsand cultural ties with Pakistan inthe wake of the killing of twoIndian soldiers and brutalising oftheir bodies by their Army duringa ceasefire violation onJanuary 8, Ms Mayawati saidthere was no need of any haste indoing that unless "we reach anyDISCLAIMER‘‘Daily Excelsior’’ doesnot take responsibilityfor the contents of theadvertisements(Display/Classified)carried in thisnewspaper. The paperdoes not endorse thesame. Readers arerequested to verify thecontents on their ownbefore acting thereupon.’’ing from across the borderwas still going on till last reportscame in.According to the sources,Pakistani troops have violatedceasefire on border for four timesafter yesterday’s flag meeting oftop military officers of the twocountries.Soon after the flag meeting,Pakistani troops opened smallarms fire on Charanda area in Uriand Mendhar in Poonch and alsofired mortar shells in Balnoi area,the sources informed.Even as the Indian jawans didnot respond the low intensity firefrom across the border, heavy firingat Mankote in KG sector,where two soldiers were brutallykilled by Pakistani troops onJanuary 8, forced the army toretaliate. It led to exchange of firefor around half an hour thoughthere was no loss of life or injuryon either side, sources said.Till last reports came, intermittentfiring from across theborder was still going on.As reported, the Pakistaniside in yesterday’s flag meetingwas in denial mode. Pakistanremained adamant, arrogant andnot ready to accept its hostileactions leading to repeated ceasefireviolations on the border.decision."War was not the only way toresolve border dispute, she saidanswering a question at a pressconference here.The former Uttar PradeshChief Minister said theGovernment's wrong policieswere responsible for the presenttension on the border.Today the country's borderswere not safe as there was continuedinfiltration of terroristsand frequent violation of ceasefire,which had resulted in thedeath of two soldiers last week,she said.Tensions between the twocountries had escalated followingthe January 8 incident withNew Delhi warning Pakistan ofserious consequences of suchincident, and there were callsfrom various quarters, includingthe Opposition BJP, for retaliationby India. (UNI)45 child labourersrescued in DelhiNEW DELHI, Jan 15:Forty-five child labourerswere rescued today fromAmarpuri area under Nabi Karimpolice station, police said.The rescue operation wereheld under the supervision ofACP of Paharganj Anil Kapur,and facilitated by NGOsBachpan Bachao Andolan(BBA) and Salaam Baalak Trust.The rescued children are inthe age group of 8-16 years. Theywere forced to work for severalhours daily. (PTI)CINEMAINDIRA AUDI- 1: 1. MATRU KI BIJLEE KA MANDOLA 10.00 AM, 2. MATRU KIBIJLEE KA MANDOLA 12:45 PM 3. MATRU KI BIJLEE KA MANDOLA 03:30 PM, 4.DABANGG 2 06:15 PM, 5. SAADI LOVE STORY 08:35 PM.INDIRA AUDI-2: 1. SAADI LOVE STORY 10.00 AM, 2. MATRU KI BIJLEE KA MAN-DOLA 12:10 PM, 3. MATRU KI BIJLEE KA MANDOLA 02:55 PM, 4. MATRU KI BIJLEEKA MANDOLA 05.40 PM, 5. MATRU KI BIJLEE KA MANDOLA 08:25 PM.INDIRA AUDI-3: 1. DABANGG 2 10.00 AM, 2. SAADI LOVE STORY 12.20 PM, 3.SAADI LOVE STORY 02:30 PM, 4. MATRU KI BIJLEE KA MANDOLA 04:40 PM, 5.MATRU KI BIJLEE KA MANDOLA 07:25 PM.APSARA THEATRE: JAB TAK HAI JAAN - DAILY 4 SHOWSHARI THEATRE : CHACKAR YAUYH - DAILY 4 SHOWSK C THEATRE AUDI-I: 1. MATRU KI BIJLEE KA MANDOLA10:00 AM, 12:40 PM, 3:40 PM, 6:40 PM, 9:15 PMK C THEATRE AUDI-II: DABANGG 210:00 AM, 12:40 PM, 3:40 PM, 6:40 PM, 9:15 PMSWARN THEATRE : DABANGG 2 - DAILY 4 SHOWSEdited, Printed, Published by Kamal Rohmetra andowned by Excelsior. Executive Editor Neeraj Rohmetra.Printed at K.N. Modern Printers and Excelsior Printer PvtLtd, Janipura, Jammu and published from EXCELSIORHOUSE, Janipura, Jammu 180007 (J&K). Phones:2537055, 2537901, 2539178. Fax: 0191-2537831 and2539774 Editor's Residence: 2431830, 2433288. E-mail:editor@dailyexcelsior.com. Advertisement Manager AjayMengi 9419187959. For Advertisement queries:advt@dailyexcelsior.com. 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Later,he repeated the oath behindthe Governor.* Governor’s PrincipalSecretary Navin Choudharycalled names of the MLAsfor taking oath.* Discontent in both coalitionpartners—NC and Congresswas visible at the oath ceremonyas some of the droppedMinisters didn’t make it tothe venue. Congress leaderRS Chib, who was droppedas Medical EducationMinister and NC leaderSurjit Singh Slathia, whowas dropped as Industriesand Commerce Minister,abstained from the ceremony.All other dropped NCMinisters were present.* AICC (I) general secretary,Incharge J&K, MohanPrakash, PCC (I) chief ProfSaif-ud-Din Soz and PCC (I)spokesman Ravinder Sharmaarrived together at the venueat the stroke of 4 pm whennational anthem had juststarted to play. They had tostand out of their vehicles tillthe anthem was over.* While four MLAs of the PDPwere present at the oath ceremony,the Leader ofOpposition Mehbooba Muftiwas absent. The BJP andNational Panthers Party(NPP) boycotted the oath ceremony.Lone JSM MLAAshwani Sharma was present.* All three previous ChiefMinisters including DrFarooq Abdullah (NC),Ghulam Nabi Azad(Congress) and MuftiMohammad Sayeed (PDP)were absent. Farooq andAzad didn’t come to Jammufrom New Delhi.* Congress Minister RamanBhalla came to the venuealong with his wife and children.NC’s new entrant in theCabinet Ajay Sadhotra alsocame along with his familymembers.* Congress MLA Vakar Rasoolsupporting party dress withblack ‘sherwani’ and pyjamawith red flower.* All NC Ministers went toChief Minister OmarAbdullah and hugged him orshook hands with him aftertaking the oath.* Congress Ministers shookhands with Mohan Prakashand Prof Soz before meetingthe Chief Minister.* Seats of Mohan Prakash andProf Soz had been kept onleft side while that of theChief Minister and theDeputy Chief Minister wereon right side.* NC Minister Ajay Sadhotrapassed smile toward theChief Minister from the daisafter taking oath and laterwent to shake hands withhim. Mr Sadhotra alsoexpressed gesture towardsthe media row. Mr Ramzanwalked up to the media rowand was seen shaking handswith the press people. Hereminded one of the womanscribe that she had taken hisfirst interview.* Governor NN Vohra shookhands with Ministers beforeand after the oath andexchanged greetings withthem.* The oath ceremony lastedabout 25 minutes.* The new Ministers were garlandedby their supporters.* One of the newly inductedCongress Minister of Cabinetrank was seen smoking in theRaj Bhawan lawns after theoath ceremony.Court directs police to investigatecomplaint against JindalNEW DELHI, Jan 15:A court here today askedthe Delhi Police to investigatethe defamation complaint filedagainst Congress MP NaveenJindal and 16 others by ZeeNews Editor SudhirChaudhary who had allegedthat "false allegations" werelevelled against him to tarnishhis image.Metropolitan MagistrateJay Thareja directed theStation House Officer (SHO)of Tuglak Road police stationhere to probe the role of Jindaland 16 other officials of hisfirm Jindal Steel and PowerLtd (JSPL) who are named inthe complaint filed byChaudhary."Keeping in view the factthat 15 out of 17 accused areresiding outside the territorialjurisdiction of this court i.E.PS Tuglak Road and the factthat the law laid down in section202 of the CrPC...It isdirected that SHO, PS TuglakRoad (or his deputy), shallconduct an investigation quathe allegations made in thecomplaint," the court said.It also said the SHO would"investigate the role of each ofthe respondents qua (relating)to the two cause of actionsdescribed in the complaint"and the police "shall file theinvestigation report withinfour weeks from today."It also ordered police toseize the minutes of the meetingsand other documents ofthe Broadcast EditorsAssociation (BEA) regarding"termination of the membershipof the complainant(Chaudhary) and removal fromthe post of Treasurer, BEA."The court fixed the matterfor further proceedings onFebruary 15.Chaudhary, who filed hiscomplaint through his counselVijay Aggarwal, had earliersaid Jindal and JSPL officialshad made "deliberately false"statements and registered a"false case" against him in thealleged Rs 100-crore extortionbid case and defamed him bylevelling allegations againsthim at a press conference here.Chaudhary and ZeeBusiness Editor SamirAhluwalia were arrested onNovember 27, 2012 on a complaintby Jindal's firm thatthey had demanded Rs 100crore as an advertising deal fornot airing "negative" newsreports against JSPL in connectionwith the coal blockallocation scandal.They were granted bail onDecember 17, 2012 by court inthe case in which they havebeen booked under sections384 (extortion), 120 B (criminalconspiracy), 420 (cheating)and 511 (attempting tocommit offences punishablewith imprisonment for life orother imprisonment) of theIPC.The court, in its order,directed the police to "seizethe relevant pages of theminute book of JSPL coveringthe decisions of the managementof JSPL referred in theletter dated November 18,2012 issued by the CompanySecretary of JSPL."It also asked the police toseize the video recording ofthe press conference "allegedlyheld on October 25, 2012"by Jindal and others eitherfrom their office or from anyTV news channel.The magistrate also clarifiedthat his order "shall notrestrict the SHO, PS TuglakRoad, from conducting a fulland through investigation" inthe matter.Chaudhary had earlier toldthe court that "in September2012, a false case was registeredagainst me at the behestof the respondents (Jindal andothers) and they defamed me atdifferent steps for which I havefiled the present complaint."In his statement,Chaudhary had said Jindal,along with others, had claimedin the press conference thatBEA had removed him fromthe post of treasurer after consideringhis statement whereashe has never attended any suchmeeting.Ahluwalia had also filed aseparate criminal defamationcomplaint against Jindal andothers in a court here. (PTI)5th DayWith profound grief and sorrow we inform thesad demise of our beloved Sister Smt Krishna(Kumari) W/o Sh Shashi Kant Mishra (JaipurWale) on 12th of January.Fifth Day will be performed on Wednesday16th of January 2013 at Shri Gurdwara TalliSahib opposite NITCO Lane Talab Tillo at11.00 am.GRIEF STRICKENSmt Sheela Devi -Chachi jiBhabi & BrotherSmt Sudesh & Virender Magotra (Rtd DFO) Smt Krishna (Kumari)Smt Chanchal & Kewal MagotraSmt Shashi & Surinder MagotraSmt Arti & Suresh MagotraSmt Rachna & Anil MagotraSmt Neelam & Prof. Shanti Raina -Sister & Brother-in-LawSmt Suman Khajuria -SisterSmt Kanta Raina -SisterSmt Madalsa & Kamal Sharma -Sister & Brother-in-LawSmt Kanchan & Virinder Sharma94191-94168, 94692-37695TENTH DAY KRIYAWith profound grief and sorrow, we inform the saddemise of Smt. Mohan Rani (Bhabi) W/o Lt. Sh. ChuniLal Koul, R/o Sholipura, Badgam, A/P Bye Pass, SantraMorh, Opp. S.L. Memorial Model High School.10th Day Kriya shall be performed on 22/01/2013(Tuesday) at Akhnoor Ghat and the post KriyaAssembly shall be held at residence at 12.30 P.M.Grief Stricken are:-Swami Arvind Ji MaharajSmt Sushma & Sh. Moti Lal KoulSmt Shanta (Sushma) & Sh. Roshan Lal KoulSmt Nancy & Dr Tej Nath KoulSmt. Mohan Rani KoulSmt Subashni & Sh R.C. KoulSmt. Anjali & Sh. Virender KoulSmt. Dolly & Sh Sudhir KoulSmt. Sangeeta & Sh. Kanwal KoulSmt. Monika & Sh. Ashwani KoulSmt. Lalita & prof H.L. GanjuSmt. Urmilla & Sh R.L. SadhuSmt. Rajni & Sh. Deepak ChattaGrand Children: Beauty, Neetu, Sonu, Meenu, Atul, Vinshu & AakashAnd Samast Hanjura & Lahori ParivarContact: 09419109243, 9419185564, 9419123729, 9811152924TENTH DAY KRIYAWITH PROFOUND GRIEF AND SORROWWE INFORM THE SAD DEMISE OF OURBELOVED DIVYA PRATAB SINGH (MANU)S/ O SH. ASHOK VARDHAN SINGH SLATHIA& SMT. MANJU SLATHIA R/O VIJAYPUR(GURA MORE ) SAMBA.TENTH DAY : 16-1-13 (WEDNESDAY) ATOUR RESIDENCE (GURA MORE).KRIYA WILL BE PERFORMED ON : 19-1-13(SATURDAY) AT OUR RESIDENCE (GURAMORE).GRIEF STRICKENDIVYA SLATHIA (GUDIA)- SISTERSMT. KAMLA DEVI (GRAND MOTHER)TAYA &TAYI JISMT. LAXMI DEVI & LATE.SH. RAWAT SINGH.SMT. AYODHYA DEVI.& SH. MOHINDER SINGHSMT. SURESHTHA DEVI & SH. ACHAL DEV SINGH.SMT.KRISHANA DEVI & MOTI SINGHBROTHERS & SISTER IN LAWSSH.RUBY SLATHIA & SMT. POONAMSH. DATA SINGH & SMT.POOJASH RAJU SINGH & SMT JASBIRSH.BINDU SINGH & SMT. SHEETALLABBU,SINDHU, GOURAV.“Appearing from, the mist, and disappearing againinto the mist is all the story we call life”With depressed mind we inform the sad anduntimely demise of our respected Mrs. AvinashKour on 12th January 2013 at 7.45 am.Antim Ardas for the departed soul would beperformed as per the programme mentionedbelow.1. ‘Praramb’ Shri Akhand Path of HolyAdigranth at our residence, 1, Doctor’s Lane,Green Enclave, Karan Bagh, Gadigarh,Jammu on 14.01.2013 at 10.30 am.2. Bhog Shri Akhand Path on 16/01/2013 at10.30 am.3. Keertan & Antim Ardas on 16/01/2013From 10.30 to 11.45 am.4. Guru Ka Langar after wards.By Green Enclave Residentialy Society Karan Bagh JammuGRIEF STRICKENDr. Kehar Singh Kanwal -HusbandDr. Anurag Ambroz Singh -SonDr. Manpreet Kour -Daughter-in-LawGrand SonMaster Aizen Ambroz SinghIST DEATH ANNIVERSARYBARKHICONDOLENCEREMEMBRANCE(ON 16-01-2013)ON 2ND DEATH ANNIVERSARY OFLT AVINANDAN VERMAS/O VIAS RAJ VERMAWARD NO: 3, HIRANAGAR.MAY YOUR SOUL REST IN PEACE,YOU WILL EVER REMAIN IN OUR HEARTS”FONDLY REMEMBERED BY:FATHER, MOTHER, BROTHER AND SISTERMrs. Avinash KourAnd All Nears & DearsContact No: 9419128668“One year has passed since you left us suddenly in deepsorrow and tears, your presence in our lives is solelymissed with every passing moment’’.BARKHI of our beloved Smt Tara Devi W/o Late ShRattan Chand Kapoor will be performed at our residenceH No. 188, Tanga Wali Gali, Kachi Chowani, Jammu onJanuary 17, 2013 (Thursday) at 11.30 AM.DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY :Daughter-in-Laws and SonsSmt Tara DeviSmt Promila and Sh D K Kapoor IPS (Retd DIG)Smt Shashi and Late Sh Joginder KapoorSmt Kamini and Sh Surinder Kapoor (Retd DySP)Daughters and Son-in-LawsSmt Santosh and Sh Hari Ram KalhaSmt Suman and Sh S N BhardwajKAPOOR FAMILYContact : 0191-2461020, 94191-3358894193-51522With deeply heartfelt condolences I pray toalmighty God to rest in peace the soul of Sh.Shyam Kaul Ji, a noble, inspiring, dynamic andtrue journalistic personality. I am sure that thedeparted soul might be meeting his belovedbrother Late Sh. Shanti Kaul Ji in heaven wholeft this untrue world a few years ago.GRIEF STRICKEN:-Prof Kailash Mehra Sadhu& Family76/1 Bhagwati Nagar Jammu Sh. Shyam Kaul JiBARKHIONE YEAR HAS PASSED BUT STILLYOU ALIVE IN OUR HEART.BARKHI OF OUR BELOVED SH. GIRDARILAL KHANNA S/O LT SH DEWAN CHANDR/O NEAR POST OFFICE PALOURAJAMMU WILL BE PERFORMED AT OURRESIDENCE ON WEDNESDAY 16-01-2013 AT 12 Noon.GRIEF STRICKENSON & DAUGHTER-IN-LAWSH. VIJAY KHANNA & SMT. GEETA KHANNASH. SATISH KHANNA & SMT. SUNITA KHANNADAUGHTER & SON-IN-LAWDIVYA PRATAB SINGH(MANU)SISTER&BROTHER IN LAWSMT.NEETU & CHANDER VIJAY SINGH JAMWALNICECE & NEPHEWRUDHRA,VIDYAT&RIDHIMELT AVINANDANVERMASH. GIRDARI LALKHANNASMT. NEELAM KUMARI W/O LT SH. ROMESH CHANDER GANDRALGRAND SONS: SANDEEP, AMIT, VISHAL, VIKAS & ANILC/O KHANNA GEN STORE MAIN STOP JANIPUR COLONYJAMMUMOBILE NO: 9419138480DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMUMOURNING FROM MALIUN SIDEWith profound grief we inform the untimely demiseof our beloved sister Smt. Dulari (Jija) W/o ShriKrishen Lal Pandita and D/o Shri Shamboo NathSadhu on 13-01-2013.Mourning from Maliun Side will he held at Plot No.8-B, Friends Colony, East Extension, No. 1-A,Trikuta Nagar, Jammu (originally from KHREW,Kashmir).Brother & BhabisSmt. & Shri S K SadhuSmt. & Shri T K SadhuShri B B SadhuShri D K SadhuSisters & Brothers-in-LawSmt. Santosh Bhat W/o Shri B N Bhat(Talab Tillo)Smt. Surekha Kaul W/o Shri R K Kaul (Muthi)# 9469571156IST DEATH ANNIVERSARYWe often think of days gone by when we wereall together.your presence is felt around us in every momentof life.DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY:-Kamal Manchanda - WifeHamesh & Samriti - Son & Daughter-in-LawBabita & Sarjoo - Daughter & Son-in-LawSimmi & Ajay - do -Grand Children:- Haritima, Hrishi, Yeshu, Sajal,Ayni, Amber.REMEMBRANCENoble souls never die, but leavethe earthly abode to re-unite withcreator for eternal peace.May your soul rest in peace.Deeply missed by:-Imtiyaz Jan& Family, SrinagarSmt. Dulari PanditaSh Harbans Lal(Manchanda)“MOURNING FROM IN-LAWS (MALIUN) SIDE”With profound grief and sorrow we inform about the sad demiseof our beloved Jija Jee Pitamber Nath Bawnoo husband of oursister Smt Sheela Devi residing at Adarsh Colony, Near J&KBank, Paloura Top, Jammu on 13th of January 2013.Mourning From In-Laws (Maliun) Side is beingheld at 525, Subash Nagar, Jammu-180005.GRIEF STRICKENSmt & Sh Vijay Kumar Mukhi (Sister-in-law & Brother-in-law)Smt Bimla Devi -Sister-in-lawSmt Rattna Ji & Sh P K Raina -Sister-in-law & Brothr-in-lawSmt Ranjana Ji & Sh B L Sidha -Sister-in-law & Brother-in-lawSmt & Sh Rajesh & Smt & Sh Arvind, Ms. Neeru, Dr Jyotsna &Samast Parivar, 01912572608, 9796030080RESPECTABLE HOMAGEvki ls djrs gSa ge I;kj fdruk;g ge crk ugha ldrsvklqvksa dks vius ge:dk ugha ldrs;s ‘kk;n vki dHkh le> u ldsfd vkids fcuk ge jg ugha ldrsADEEPLY MISSED BYSwati, Aakriti, Siddharth, AnmolHOMAGEThose who are free from false prestige, illusion and falseassociation, who understand the eternal; who are done withmaterial lust; who are free from the dualities of happinessand distress, know how to surrender unto the supreme personattain to that eternal kingdom..... (Bhagwadgita-15-5)The void created by your absence cannot be filled.We pray to Almighty for bestowing eternal peace to yournoble soulIn Grief:Suveni & Rajesh RevooSaieesh, VitthalREMEMBRANCE2nd Death AnniversaryTime never stops and life goes on but memories remains, we missyou on every movement and every time.DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY:Sons and Daughter-in-Iaws.1. ShVed Pal Magotra and Smt. Shankuntla Magotra,2. Sh. Ashok Kr. Magotra and Smt. Swarna Magotra,3. Sh. Ravi Pal Magotra and Smt. Sunita Magotra.Daughters and Son-in-Iaws1. Smt. Suman Lata and Late Sh. Krishan Lal Sharma.2. Late Smt. Prem Mathur and Shri M. L. Mathur (Retd. S.P).Nephew and Daughter-in-law.1. Sh. Ashwani Kumar S/o Smt. Shankutla Devi..... and all family members.OBITUARYWith profound grief and sorrow we inform the sad demise of SmtJanak Rani (Babhi Ji) W/o Lt Sh Janki Nath Koul originally residentof Malik Angan, Fateh Kadal Srinagar (Kmr). presently residingat H. No. 344, Lane No. 2, Govind Nagar Camp Road (nearRevenue complex), Talab Tilloo, Jammu on 15-1-2013 (Tuesday).GRIEF STRICKENSh Brij Nath Koul (Brother-in-law)Daughter-in-Law & SonSmt Saroj & T N KoulSmt Anjali & Susheel KoulDaughter & Son in LawSmt Santosh & Mr S K KawSmt Bharati & Mr Virender NaquaibGrand childrenChicku, Lucky, Suraj & SheenuPh No. 0191-2100009, 9419137151, 9469554847, 9419120033CONDOLENCEA condolence meeting was held at Jammu to mournthe sad and untimely demise of Smt. Raj LaxmiBhat (Shanta) mother of Sh. Durga Nath BhatGeneral Manager Ellaquai Dehati Bank. A twominute silence was observed to pay respect to thedeparted soul and prayer to Almighty to givecourage to the bereaved family to bear this irreparableloss and give eternal peace to the departed soul.Gh. Hassan Hafiz Veer Ji RanaPresidentGen. SecretaryEllaquai Dehati Bank Officers Association J&KCONDOLENCENoble souls never die but leave the earthyabode to re-unite with creator for eternalpeace. I pray to the God to grant peace tothe departed soul & give courage to thefamily members to bear this irreparableloss.From : Ajeet Singh RainaC/o New Highway TradersOpp. Ashram Digiana JammuMob.: 94191-96069CONDOLENCEAfter performing a great deal of service tohumanity God bestowed upon, our GreatUncle S. Gian Singh Ji left for his heavenlyabode leaving his foot prints for us tofollow. May God give us wisdom to followthe same.From : Bhopinder Singh Ji (Rocky)Jasbir Singh(Jasbir Road Line)Mob. 9697165355“REMEMBRANCE”7 years have passed when we suffered a huge loss but stillwe can’t believe that you are not with us. Although you arenot physically with us but your blessings, love and sweetmemories are always with us. May God give peace to yournoble soul in heaven.Remembered By :Sh Subash Chander Gandotra -HusbandSons & Daughters-in-lawSh Anil Gandotra & Neeru GandotraSh Sanjay Gandotra & Anju GandotraSh Ajay Gandotra & Monika GandotraDaughters & Sons-in-lawSh Shashi Kohli & Neelam KohliSh Yashvir Chopra & Ameete ChopraSh Pawan Kapoor & Babita KapoorMob. No. 9858187157, 9419139480Grand Children:Insiya, Nikil, Vansh, Diksha,Sahil, Piyush, Naitik, Jaanu,Varun, Naina, Akhil, VaniRev Fr Raphael Jey Kumar(27-8-1965 to 16-01-2012)Pitamber Nath BawnooMAKHAN LAL WARIKOO(Thathiaya Ji)Lt. Smt Kamla Kharu(Mumma)(Krishan Dutt Magotra)Makwal Wale.Smt Janak Rani(Babhi Ji)Smt. Raj Laxmi Bhat(Shanta)S. Gian Singh JiS. Gian Singh JiSmt SusheelaGandotra

DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2013 (PAGE 5)A scene from the play 'Bawa Jitto' directed by BalwantThakur, presented at National Contemporary Theatre Festival,Bhubneshwar.Natrang stages `Bawa Jitto' atNational Theatre FestivalExcelsior CorrespondentBHUBNESHWAR, Jan 15:A team of Natrang Jammu artistsstaged internationally acclaimedDogri play Bawa Jitto during theNational Contemporary TheatreFestival, being organised byOdisha Sangeet Natak Akademiin collaboration with East ZoneCultural Centre, Ministry ofCulture, Government of India,Department of Tourism andCulture Odisha Government andthe Odisha Natya Sangha, atRabindra Rangmandap,Bhubneshwar.In the festival, best of India'stheatre is being showcasedthrough the top ranking theatregroups of the country.Dogri play 'Bawa Jitto', writtenby Late Prof Ram NathShastri and directed by BalwantThakur came in much of theappreciation of the theatre loversof Odisha for its highly innovativeuse of traditional performancemodes in contemporaryExcelsior CorrespondentSRINAGAR, Jan 15: Sayingthat specializations in variousfields of knowledge have becomeindispensable in today's world,Vice Chancellor KashmirUniversity Prof Talat Ahmad todayemphasized the need for knowingmore and more of less one sideand on the other side have the zealfor knowing at least something ofother disciplines of knowledge aswell .Prof Talat was speaking at thevaledictory event of the 60thGeneral Orientation Course of theAcademic Staff College (ASC)University of Kashmir for collegeteachers which concluded heretoday.Terming the Academic StaffCollege (ASC) KashmirUniversity as a premier institutionfor the up-gradation for knowledgestyles and the imaginative use ofactors' formations and groupingswhich turns the whole stageimagery into the ultimate exampleof visual poetry.Versatile stage andTelevision actors from Jammulike Anil Tickoo, Neeraj Kant,Sanjeev Gupta, MadanRangeela, Subash Jamwal, VijayBhatt and Juhi Singh throughtheir flawless exceptional actingtransported the Odisha audiencesto the 15th century culturallife of Jammu. They were supportedby a young enthusiasticteam of wonderful actors whoincluded Uplaksh Singh Kotwal,Mohd. Yaseen, AnkushLakhnotra, Balwinder Singh,Ashwani Bali, Sushil Raina,Shivika Verma, Monika Khanna,Sachin Saini, Shakshi Prakash,and Shivali Rai. Traditional narrativesingers Girdhari Lal andHarbans Lal stole the showthrough their unique singingstyle. Prominent light designerSuraj Ganjoo did the lighting.KU's 60th General OrientationCourse concludesand skills, VC asked the trainees atthe course to pay attention to theresearch while teaching.Registrar Kashmir UniversityProf Zafar A Reshi said that highereducation now is synonymouswith quality adding that we musttread the path of efficient managementof higher education collegesand universities.Dean College DevelopmentCouncil Prof Mustafa Shah in hisKU Vice-Chancellor Prof Talat Ahmad alongwith officersduring valedictory function of orientation course on Tuesday.Ex-Policemen WelfareLeague holds meetExcelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Jan 15: A meetingof Ex-Policemen Welfare Leaguewas held under the chairmanshipof district president RajouriHarmesh Sharma (Retd DySP)wherein various problems beingfaced by retired police personnelwere discussed.Addressing the meet,Harmesh Sharma informed thathe alongwith district presidentsof Jammu, Udhampur, Kathuaand Doda had called on DirectorGeneral of Police Ashok Prasadwho assured to consider all theirdemands positively.The meet expressed its gratitudeto the Police Headquartersfor conceding several of theirdemands and assuring to take upthe rest with the Government.address stressed upon the need tofocus more on the quality of highereducation and emphasized uponteachers to update their academiccompetencies.Dr Farooq Fayaz, Director,Academic Staff College, in hisaddress, pointed out that severalinnovations were incorporated into60th orientation course to providethe participants an opportunity toexperience teaching-learning pedagogyin different settings and getaccustomed to the advancementsin multimedia, library and informationsciences.R S Pura Collegestudents call off stirExcelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Jan 15: Theprotesting students ofGovernment Degree College RS Pura today ended their six-dayhunger strike as the Collegeauthorities agreed to revoke suspensionand rustication of twostudents, who were punished forallegedly resorting to violenceon the campus, last month.Sub-Divisional Magistrate(SDM) R S Pura, Suraj Rakwal,offered juice to the students onhunger strike following whichleaders of Progressive StudentsAssociation (PSA), who werespearheading the agitation forShia Muslims protest against killingof minorities in PakistanExcelsior CorrespondentKARGIL, Jan 15: Membersof Shia community today protestedagainst killing of members ofShia community in Hazara Quitain Pakistan.The protestors strongly condemnedthe killings of theminority Shias by the militantgroup of Sunni Muslims inPakistan.The call for the protest wasgiven by Anjuman-e-JumayatUllama Asna Ashriya (IslamiaSchool Kargil) and it was led byImamm Juma Wal Jaamat,Hujatul Islam Wal MuslemmenSheikh Mohammed HussainMuqadas.The protestors chanting slogansagainst the Government ofPakistan blamed it for its failureto provide security to the minoritieswhether belonging to Hindu,Sikh or minority Shia communityacross the country and the targetedkillings go on unabated.Condemning the killingsmember Youth Wing IslmiaSchool Kargil, Murtaza Khalilisaid that the target killings by theso called Islamia groups likeTaliban-e-Pakistan, LaskaraeJhangvi, Sipahae Sahaba, etc hasMan dies undersuspicious circumstancesExcelsior CorrespondentSRINAGAR, Jan 15: Oneperson was injured in a roadaccident in the Anantnag district.Reports said thatMohammad Rajab Dar, son ofGhulam Hassan resident ofAnchidoora, Anantnag fell fromthe roof-top of a parked Tata407 vehicle bearing registrationnumber JK03/1698 at GeneralBus Stand Anantnag whilemounting luggage on the vehicleand sustained injuries. Hewas shifted to SKIMS-Soura,Srinagar for treatment. A casehas been registered in thisregard.Meanwhile, conductor of aTrawler bearing registrationnumber JK02AP/1612 RathanSingh Gadi, son of Mula Singhresident of Shakti Nagar died insuspicious circumstances in theTrawler near National HighwayLevdoora, Qazigund in Kulgamdistrict when the Trawler wasmoving from Srinagar toJammu. The body has beentaken into custody for legal formalities.Police has initiatedinquest proceedings underSection 174 CrPC in thisregard.Man dies instone quarryExcelsior CorrespondentSRINAGAR, Jan 15: A mandied when a shooting stone hithim in a stone quarry atSumbal- Bandipora.A police spokesman saidthat Mohammad Ashraf Bhat,son of Abdul Aziz resident ofMalpora, S.K Bala died whenhe was hit by a shooting stonein a stone quarry at Malpora,S.K. Bala, Sumbal-Bandipora.The body was handed over tohis relatives for last rites aftercompletion of all legal formalities.the last more than one month,announced to call off their stir.The issue was resolved followingintervention of civil society,which assured to take guaranteethat both the studentswould not create trouble infuture after revocation of actionagainst them, informed SDMSuraj Rakwal.The college authorities alsoaccepted the demand for postponementof some assignmentexams, Mr Rakwal added.According to the Principal,Dr Anita Soodan, the collegewould forward the representationof civil society to theMinister for Higher Educationfor his approval on revocation ofsuspension of the student whilea decision on revocation of rusticationof other student has to betaken by the Jammu University.It may be recalled that thecollege authorities had takenaction against the two studentsfor their alleged involvement inviolence on the campus during aprotest last month. The action bycollege authorities led to intensificationof stir by the studentsaffiliated to PSA who had startedan indefinite hunger strikelast week for revocation of suspensionand rustication.Later, the civil society alsocame forward in rescue of thestudents following which thecollege authorities agreed forrevocation of its earlier order onsuspension and rustication.to be stopped once for all. Hetermed the Pakistan Governmentincapable of securing the lives ofminorities.Khalili said it is shameful thaton the beginning of new year and180 Shia Muslims were killed inQuetta Pakistan.The Imam-e-Juma WalJaamat, Hujjatul Islam WalMuslameen Sheikh MohammedHussain Muqada while addressingprotestors said killing ofShaias in Queta has sparkedinternational outrage with rightsgroups and regional countriesexpressing concern over theongoing carnage. Still thosebehind the violence are rarelycaught or punished.Meanwhile, last evening alarge number of youth fromLadakh carried out a candle lightprocession in Jammu city inprotest against the killing ofminorities particularly the membersof Shia community inPakistan.The students from Ladakhunder banner of All LadakhMuslim Students Association,Jammu (ALMSAJ) carried outthe candle light procession fromKarbala complex Jammu. Thestudents were holding candlesand pla –cards to show solidaritywith the victims of the bombblast in Quetta Pakistan.Two-day PunjabiConference concludesExcelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Jan 15: Two-dayPunjabi National Conference on‘Sabyachar at Lok DharaSidhantak Pakh Ate Adhya’ byPunjabi Adbi Sangat, Jammu incollaboration with Punjabi SahitAcademy Delhi and J&KAcademy of Art, Culture andLanguages Jammu, concludedtoday at K L Saigal Hall.Eminent writers from all overthe country participated in themeet and presented their papers ondifferent aspects of Punjabi culture,folklore and Sidhantak studies.In the valedictory, Dr KaranjitSingh highlighted the efforts ofprominent writers and scholarswho presented their papers inPunjabi.Dr Javaid Qadus, former HoDUrdu, University of Kashmir,stressed that such type of seminarsshould be organised in future also.The seminar was coordinatedby Popinder Singh while proceedingswere conducted by DrAnuradha Sharma.During the earlier sessions ofthe seminar, papers were presentedby Dr Rajinder Kour, Dr ManjitSingh, Dr Barinder Kour, DrKaramjit Singh and Dr SushilSharma.Proceedings of the programmewere conducted by Dr AnuradhaSharma.LA panel inspects environment protectionmeasures at Chenani TunnelExcelsior CorrespondentCHENANI, Jan 15: TheEnvironment Committee ofLegislative Assembly visitedChenani to inspect the measurestaken by the executing agency atthe construction site of theupcoming tunnel on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway.Led by the CommitteeChairman, Mohammad YousfTarigami, the committee memberswent around the construction siteand took stock of the constructionactivities and environment protectionmeasures taken by the constructionagency.The project includes constructionof two 9 kms long paralleltunnels one main and the otherescaping tunnel.The Chairman, while takingstock of the overall constructionactivities at the construction site,was told that tunnel project waspart of up-gradation, strengtheningand four laning of NationalHighway connecting Jammu andSrinagar.MLAs, Mohammad YaseenShah, Mohammad Ashraf Ganie,Krishen Chander, Dr.ShafiAhmed Wani, Prof. Gharu Ram,Charnjeet Singh and MohammadSharif Naz accompanied theChairman.Mr. Tarigami while assessingthe measures taken by the constructionagency for the protectionof environment and well-being ofthe labourers, said "no doubt, wewant excess extra developmentactivities for generating moreemployment opportunities but atthe same time we will have to takecare of the environment concerns.We have some concerns about theprotection, because it is an importantcomponent for sustainabledevelopment and prosperity of theState".Earlier, the Deputy GeneralManager, Lighten and G. V. Rao,Project Director IL&FS,J.SRathore through power presentationbriefed the committee aboutthe project details, salient features,progress, environmental plan andemployment provided to locals.The Chairman was informedthat more than 800 locals havebeen employed, besides thousandsof non skilled people arealso engaged in constructionworks.The committee was also toldthat on completion of the tunnel, itwill reduce 31 kms distance journeyon National Highway and willprovide better road connectivity toValley. The meeting was told thatthe wastage/debris is being dumpingat designated places.On the occasion, some laboursand locals put forth their problemsbefore the Chairman, who directedthe authorities to redress thegrievances.Earlier, Commissioner-Secretary, Revenue B.A. Runyal,gave a brief account about theland acquired for the project andthe compensation paid to the owners.Excelsior CorrespondentSRINAGAR, Jan 15: As theWeatherman has forecast heavysnowfall in Pir Panjal area of SouthKashmir, authorities here orderedclosure of Jammu-SrinagarNational highway on January 17for the safety of the commuters.The authorities have orderedfor the closure of traffic onSrinagar-Jammu National highwayon January 17. Meanwhile, 80stranded passengers of Gurez weretoday airlifted by the authoritiesbetween Gurez and Bandipora inMi-17 helicopter of Indian AirForce.In a weather advisory issuedtoday, Sonam Lotus, DirectorMeteorological Department,Jammu and Kashmir said that awestern disturbance is developingover the State. Sonam Lotus saidthat the western disturbance wouldaffect the weather systems of Stateand adjoining areas from theevening of January 16 till the morningof January 19."The western disturbance wouldimpact the weather system on thefour days with the main activityJanuary 17 and 18. Due to thisweather system, moderate to heavysnowfall over hills/ rains (in plains)will occur at most places of Jammuand Kashmir regions and at a fewplaces over Ladakh region. Becauseof moisture incursion from ArabianSea, some places of Pir Panjal rangeand plains of Jammu are likely toreceive heavy snowfall/rainfall duringthese days," said Sonam Lotus inthe weather advisory.Sonam Lotus said during theperiod the day temperature will fallby 4-5 degrees celsius and nighttemperature will rise by 1 to 2degrees celsius. He said the weathersystem may disrupt the surfaceand air transport systems in theState. This statement is issued forthe information and necessaryaction of user agencies and generalpublic.A spokesman of the TrafficPolice Department said the 294kilometers long Jammu-SrinagarNational Highway shall remainclosed for all types of traffic onJanuary 17 and no traffic would beBSP celebrates Mayawati'sbirthday as Jan Kalian DivasExcelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Jan 15: The birthdayof former Chief Minister ofUP and supremo of BahujanSamaj Party (BSP) Mayawatiwas today celebrated by herParty as Jan Kalian Divas.In this connection a grandfunction was held near BSPOffice Complex Narwal Painhere. The function was presidedover by BSP State vice presidentRattan Lal Chargotra and statepresident of the Party Tulsi DassLangeh was the chief guest onthe occasion.A large number of peopleincluding BSP activists attendedthe function.As per the Party programmethe birthday of Mayawati wascelebrated at every district headquarterof the State also.As the day was celebrated asJan Kalian Divas the BSP leadersdistributed blankets, woolenclothes, books and many otheritems to people and students.In his address Tulsi DassLangeh highlighted the role ofMayawati in recently concludedParliament session. He said theBSP chief forced theGovernment to build a memorialof Dr B R Ambedkar at Mumbaiwhere he fought his entire lifeForecast of fresh snowfallJammu-Srinagar NHclosed for Jan 17for the rights of the down-trodden.He said this was a long pendingdemand of the people ofMaharashtra to have a memorialof Baba Sahib in Mumbai but thedemand was never conceded bythe successive governments ofMaharashtra.Besides the introduction andpassage of Bill for reservation inpromotions for the inserviceemployees SC/ST communitiesis another great achievement ofBSP leader, he added.Others who spoke on theoccasion included Ratan LalChargotra, Rakesh Wazir, AjabSingh Motan, Pawan Gupta andAyodhya Kumar.BSP Unit District Kishtwaralso celebrated the day as JanKalian Divas and organised afunction under the chairmanshipof BSP, State secretary Capt(retd) Dewan Chand. On theoccasion several items includingblankets, notebooks and shawlswere distributed among the people.The day was also celebratedat Rajouri by the Party and ameeting in this regard was heldby BSP workers under the leadershipof Sheraza Mirza and districtpresident Mohammed RafiqInqlabi.allowed either from Jammu orSrinagar shall be allowed."According to DivisionalCommissioner, Kashmir, theweather forecast for January 17predicts heavy snow fall in PirPanjal range, particularly inQazigund-Banihal sector. Keepingin view the safety and security ofpassengers, drivers the TrafficDepartment has decided to suspendtraffic on Jammu-Srinagar NationalHighway on January 17. However,the decision can be reviewed incase of fair weather and road condition,"said the spokesman.The spokesman said that subjectto fair weather conditions andgood condition of road all kinds ofvehicles including private LMV's,commercial LMV's, LCV's, mediumpassenger as well as commercialvehicles, buses, heavy commercialvehicles would be allowedto travel from Kashmir sidetowards Jammu in a regulated manneron Wednesday, January 16.He said all the vehicles arerequired to cross TCP PanthaChowk by 1200 hours, Khanabalby 1330 hours and TCP Qazigundby 1430 hours beyond which novehicle shall be allowed to proceedtowards Lower Munda / J.T foronward journey.Divisional CommissionerKashmir, Dr. Asgar HassanSamoon has directed all the DeputyCommissioners, concerned Headof Departments and DistrictSuperintendents of Police to activatetheir manpower and machineryand to be in a State of preparedness,so as to minimize disruptionof essential services, includingroads, electric supply, water supplyand healthcare services.Meanwhile, an officialspokesman said that 25 passengerswere airlifted from Bandipora toDawar and 17 from Bandipora toBaduab, while as 23 passengerswere airlifted from Dawar toBandipora and 15 from Baduab toBandipora. The passengers werefacilitated at the helipads by Addl.DC Bandipora, Tariq Ahmed andSDM Gurez, Mohammed Ashraf.AN-32 Kargil Courier flightbetween Kargil andSrinagar/Jammu got cancelled, dueto technical reasons at Chandigarh.Subject to favorable weather conditions,the Kargil Courier will operateon Wednesday 16th January.At the same time, Kargil area inLadakh division was the coldestplace in the State with the maximumtemperature of 0.4 degreescelsius and the minimum temperatureof minus 14.6 degrees celsius.Leh also in Ladakh region was thesecond coldest place with the maximumand minimum temperaturesof 0.5 degrees celsius and minus11.6 degrees celsius respectively.Srinagar, summer capital of theState recorded the day temperatureof 12.1 degrees celsius and thenight temperature of minus 0.4degrees celsius. Jammu, the wintercapital of the State witnessed themaximum temperature of 19.8degrees celsius and the minimumtemperature of 6.9 degrees celsius.Famous ski resort of Gulmargin North Kashmir recorded thenight temperature of minus 7.0degrees celsius while as Pahalgam,famous health resort in SouthKashmir recorded the day temperatureof 11.2 degrees celsius andnight temperature of minus 3.0degrees celsius. Kupwara in NorthKashmir recorded the day temperatureof 12.1 degrees celsius and thenight temperature of minus 0.3degrees celsius.Housing Board daily rated workers protesting for their regularisationon Tuesday.Housing Board daily rated workersprotest for regularisationExcelsior CorrespondentCSN College inauguratedExcelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Jan 15: ChatterSingh Nagra (CSN) College ofHotel Management andTourism was inaugurated atDashmesh Nagar, Digiana heretoday.Director Tourism RobinSingh Mehta inaugurated thecollege in presence of TarsaimKumar, Deputy DirectorTourism, Chairman of the collegeVirinder Singh, ManagingDirector Surinder Kour andPrincipal Rajinder Koul.JAMMU, Jan 15:Demanding regularisation,members of Daily RatedWorkers Union of J&K HousingBoard today held a protestdemonstration in front of theoffice of the Managing DirectorJ&K Housing Board, GandhiNagar.The protest was organisedunder the leadership of MohdFarooq, State president ofHousing Board EmployeesAssociation. The protestingworkers raised slogans in supportof their demand for regularization.Addressing the protestdemonstration, Mohd Farooqasked the Government to immediatelyfill up the vacant postsby absorbing Daily Wagerswithout pick and choose.Suraj Parkash, president ofDaily Rated Workers Union,rued that the Government wasnot addressing the grievances ofpoor class employees. He alsoasked the Board management tofill up the vacant posts by DailyRated Workers who are on seniority.There is no need of aGovernment nod for the same asthe Housing Board has its ownresources, he added.Suman Sharma, general secretaryof the Board Employeesalso addressed the protestdemonstration, which will bestaged for the second consecutiveday tomorrow.

Sir,This has reference to the killing of a Sarpanchin Sopore by the militants.The killing of the Sarpanch once again reinforcesthe belief that the State Government hasdone nothing substantial to provide security toSarpanch who defied militant diktats a number oftimes. As a result, many Sarpanch paid a heavyprice for it. Many were killed. As the Governmentcould not provide them security, some of themtendered resignations. The Government as a firefighting measured assured them that their concernswill be taken care of. The killing of thePanch, however, proves that assurances haveremained undressed and mere a rehtoric.The Government should take certain measuresto instil a sense of confidence and security amongPanchs and Sarpanchs. Only then the dream ofPanchayati Raj may fructify in this trouble tornState.Yours etc...Sunil SharmaUdhampurDistance Degree confusionSir,The long pending confusion of the authenticity of distance degrees has been considerablymasked by a cabinet decision.The cabinet has attached authenticity to all thedistance degrees awarded by Universities which are UGC recognised/ approved,which have approval from [DEC] Distance Education Council and which have beenawarded till 2005-or were under completion in 2005.The rationale behind the decisionhas been labelled as streamlining of Education Department nay escape routefrom piles of files containing litigations in the courts of law. The cabinet has decidedto hold screening tests for fresh recruitments and some mechanism for promotionsto in-service post graduate teachers/masters.The Education Department the students, the teaching fraternity …….all havecrawled and covered enough distance for the decision on distance degrees and thissome mechanism needs to be formulated /defined without loosing more time andnot to lead the education set up to crawl again for want of meanings, interpretations,litigations and counter litigations, half hearted implementations, and ‘let the sleepingdogs sleep’ attitude. The Chief Minister holding the education portfolio is expected tolet his decisions see the light of the day lest the department spells again.....'Shayad Unka Aakhri Ho Ye Sitam.. Har Sitam Ham Ye Soch Kay Hum See Gayay.Yours etc...Hira Lal BhatDurga NagarWelfare schemesSir,This has reference to the news item 'Avail maximum benefitfrom Govt schemes' DE Jan 14.The news item reflects the concern of the Dy Chief Ministertowards the welfare of people.However, it may said here that these schemes will not bearfruit unless people are made aware of the schemes floated by theGovernment from time to time. Since our remote areas are notwell connected either through roads or internet, people remainunaware of these schemes. The benefit of these schmes areavailed of by the people working in a particular department or theplanners who float these schemes.The Government should give much publicity to theseschemes by publishing them through newspapers and throughmedia centres in Panchayats. The Government should constitutea committee which may visit villages to ensure that the peoplethere get aware of these schemes. Only then it is possible thatbenefits may percolate to concerned masses.Yours etc....Dharamvir SinghReasiDr. S.SaraswathiThe demand for the ousterof the PoliceCommissioner of Delhiby protestors and some politicalparties after the gang-rape incidentin the heart of the nation'scapital has done a great service indrawing the country's attention tothe urgency for reforming thepolice system and organization inIndia. In this incident, there is notonly failure in preventing thecrime, but a number of lapses inthe enforcement of prescribedrules governing private vehicles,public transport, drivers, etc., dueto total systemic failure that cannotbe attributed to any particularofficial.Police is an instrument of theState, and its power is the mostimportant feature distinguishingthe State from other associationsin a society. However, the modernState is not a police State, buta welfare one where institutionsand instruments are created andused for the good of the people.The police is one such institutionwith enormous powers to helpboth the Government and thepeople to carry on a peaceful andorderly life.Therefore, a basic principlegoverning the police organizationis that it should play its role asenvisaged in the system, dischargeits functions and responsibilitieswithout fear or favour,and adhere to the mandate givento it by law. While it should notapply its coercive power arbitrarily,it should not also remain helplesslyinactive when a situationdemands immediate action tosave life and property in danger.Citizens expect the police to beeffective, humane, and responsivein all situations.Today, a strong opinion isexpressed from many quartersthat all-round reforms are neededin the police system and functioningtouching both theory andpractice. Created in the mid-19thcentury by the BritishGovernment, the Indian policeorganization has undergone somereforms from time to time but notto the extent needed or sought.Changing socio-political conditionsand development andadoption of new rights andphilosophies necessitate changesin the role and strategies of thepolice. Criminology has changeda lot, introducing new perceptionson crime and punishment.The training of the police personnelhas to change accordingly.Instances of police brutalitiesand custodial violence, andcases of police-criminals nexusare increasingly reported in themedia, and have become almostregular column and feature. InIndia, perhaps due to the imagecreated in the colonial days, thepolice is unfortunately nevertreated as "friends of the public",but as a monster to frighten childrenand make them obey.While efforts are needed tochange the negative image of thepolice, the idea of communitypolicing is now and then mootedas a way of promoting peoplepolicecollaboration for bettercrime prevention. Way back in2003, the Bureau of PoliceResearch and Development hadrecommended the creation of"community policing" as a partof normal policing.In the present context ofgrowing cases of atrocitiesagainst women, it may be usefulto turn to the support of the publicin crime prevention andapprehension of criminals.The idea of communitypolicing system became popularin the US since the 80s and hasbeen adopted in Latin Americancountries. It is an attractivereformatory concept of policingin conformity with the currentparticipatory approach in governance.But, the western systemcannot be transplanted wholesaleas our needs and purposes andmore than that, our preparednessare different. We have to createan Indian model suited to ourfacilities and conditions.First of all, community policingis a philosophy that promotesorganizational strategies that usepolice-public partnership inpolicing and adopts problemsolvingtechniques to addressground situations that give rise tocrimes and threaten public safety.In the present Indian conditions,even when the police at thelower levels need to be educatedon law, rights, and justice, such apartnership may not be feasibleor desirable in many areas.However, this philosophy,which shifts emphasis from statisticsto problems, may beadopted to the extent that crimesare to be treated not in isolationand as incidents, but one inwhich they occur, and crime preventionshould address the problemsbehind the crimes. Thisaspect of crime prevention canbe efficacious if public participationis available to provide theinputs necessary to police functioning.The mode of public participationis not to be restricted toindividual participation though itis not ruled out. Police can obtainvast information from groupsand organisations includingschools, hospitals, temples andother places of worship, commercialplaces, etc., which attractpeople with different background.Systematic collection ofdata about an area and its residentsand constant updating canbe an essential part of communitypolicing. This will increasepolice-public contact and communicationand lessen routinebureaucratic notings within thepolice hierarchy.This strategy is likely totransform policing which ispresently a reactive force into aproactive one of problem-solvingservice. Crimes such as drugaddiction, female foeticide andinfanticide, molestation ofwomen, domestic violence, childlabour, bonded labour, possessionof bogus ration cards etc.,can be better tackled in partnershipwith the residents of the areaof crime.In India, as revealed in severalincidents, there is need to protectthe public from policeexcesses and brutalities on thestreets and inside police stations.For policing the police, andchecking police inaction, delayand unfriendly behaviour, therecannot be a better instrumentthan people themselves. The primaryresponsibility of communitypolicing, if it were to emergein an organised form, will besafeguarding the rights of thepublic, and preventing thedegeneration of law and order inthe course of maintaining orderby force. To discharge theseresponsibilities, there must be amechanism for police-publicinteraction in a spirit of cooperationand positive approach. Apermanent mechanism can conductdiscussions and find solutionsbetter than ad hoc committeesset up in a crisis situationwhen matters go out of control.A few experiments of communitypolicing modeled on theconcept of NeighbourhoodWatch in the US are going on invarious States in India under differentnames. The Friends ofPolice in Tamil Nadu, Prahari inAssam, Maithri in AndhraPradesh, Mohalla Committees inMumbai, Gram Raksha Samitisand Nagar Raksha Samitis inMadhya Pradesh are some modelsof community police.Helpline for children, andwomen in distress are operatingthroughout the country and haveto be encouraged, for they canaddress the root causes of problemsthat lead to delinquency,disorder, and destitution.Faith in community policingstems from a belief in the integrityand fair-mindedness, commonsense, and mature ethical principlesheld by common people.But, political party politics andcaste and religious attachmentscan undo whatever people canachieve without affiliations. Inour country, there are reports ofcases of political leaders presidingover mass child marriages,secretly extending support to satiworship and caste segregation,and actively inciting communalclashes while the police remainpassive observers.In several States, the policehas become the tool of the rulingparty blatantly used and misusedto favour lawlessness of alliesand victimise opponents.Community policing must keepaway from politics and partyattachments.As VR Krishna Aiyar onceobserved, human rights will be inperil if we do not humanise thepolice and institutionalise a systemto police the police. It may beworthwhile to promote public participationin policing.---INFAWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2013DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMUExcelsiordailyTension on LoCDuring the summer of 2012, and the beginning ofcurrent year, Pakistani troops along the LoC havebeen indulging in sporadic firing on our forwardposts in violation of ceasefire agreement between the twocountries signed in 2003. In particular, Pakistani violationsof the agreement have taken place in Krishna Ghatiarea in Poonch sector and a few more places along LoC.By and large, Pakistan's selection of strategic points forbreach of ceasefire agreement and firing have beenmade keeping in view the feasibility of infiltration of jihadisinto India side. These sites give them some tacticaladvantage to facilitate infiltration. In that sense, it is alocalized affair and not a rule. In other words, prior toPakistan embarking on the strategy of giving fire cover forinfiltration into our side, cease fire agreement betweenthe two sides was holding.There are two reasons for Pakistani Army to escalatetension on the LoC. One is that the terrorist groups inKashmir are faced with depleting manpower becauseKashmiri youth have understood how Pakistan is exploitingthem for selfish aggrandizement. So the ISI wantsPakistani jihadis to infiltrate into our part of Kashmir.These jihadis are churned out in the rabidly fanatical religiousseminaries in Pakistan. If they are not diverted toKashmir willy-nilly, they are likely to join the rank and fileof home-grown Theo-fascists and thus reinforce the TTPmilitia. By an irony of fate, once godfathered by PakistanArmy and ISI, the TTP is now poised against its mastersand sponsors in the hope of realizing the dream of largeIslamic Caliphate about which they have been robustlyindoctrinated in the seminaries.The second reason for pushing the jihadis across theLoC is that Pakistan Army and ISI want to convey a messageto the civilian regime in Islamabad that Kashmirchapter remains its exclusive domain and the talks goingon between the two countries for peaceful resolution ofoutstanding issues including Kashmir will not be allowedto force a change in the long established policy of theArmy in regard to India in general and Kashmir issue inparticular. For some time in recent past, Pakistan Armyhas been feeling that an understanding of sorts is growingbetween the two Governments. It has the compulsionof sending a message to the civilian Government inIslamabad that it is not prepared to compromise its longstanding policy on India in general but Kashmir disputein particular. In other words, it wants to tell Islamabadregime that its talks with India have to be within theparameters of Army's frame. Intermittent and unprovokedfiring on the LoC is the instrument through whichPakistan Army wants to alert the more adventurous politicalclass at the helm of affairs in Islamabad.Apart from the two factors of Army and civilianGovernment, there has appeared a third stakeholder inPakistan, a by-product of Pakistan Army and ISI perceptionof Indian-oriented policy. It is the sponsoring ofTheo-fascist militias under different names and varyingnomenclatures. They adopted new skin after some ofthem were banned either by Islamabad regime or by theUS or the UN. The civilian as well as military circles havegiven them the name of "non-state actors", a nomenclaturewhich, on the face of it, would absolve theGovernment of the responsibility of containing them.But the Army, in its planning, has almost formalizedtheir status so much so that the organizations proudlycall themselves as the vanguard of Pakistani offensivearm along her eastern border with India. Indoctrinated inaggressive Theo-fascist ideology to the extent of committingsuicide most willingly, these jihadis vow to struggleand strive for their one-point programme of "crushIndia". Therefore Pakistani troops along the LoC havebeen given the task of facilitating infiltration of the jihadiswho aim at carrying forward anti-India subversion oncethey plant their foot on Indian soil. Hence we find recurrentviolation of cease fire by Pakistani troops along theLoC.Another aspect of escalation of tension along theLoC is growing political and economic instability inPakistan. The Army would have intervened and thrownout the civilian Government but for a couple of reasons itcould not. One is that Pakistani public has somehow lostits traditional trust in the Army first by Army accepting tobe a partner of the US-NATO military action against terrorism.The second is the impact of dramatic liquidationof Osama bins Laden and its aftermath. Pakistani peopleare increasingly feeling that Pakistan Army is not able toensure the security of the country and its bordersbecause of its dubious policy towards India, Afghanistan,USA and the Islamic world. Thirdly Theo-fascist organizations,once the brain-children of ISI, have become sopowerful as to dictate terms to the Government as wellas the Army. Anti-American and anti-Indian hate feverhas made these organizations blind to the fact thatPakistan has the compulsions of maintaining her profileas a responsible member of the Untied Nations andneeds to observe compendium of international laws andprove to be a reasonable and genuine State. It has to benoted that Pakistan is increasingly dependent on financialsupport in the shape of loans and aid from big internationalfinancial organizations that are controlled by therich western countries. Such is the power wielded bythese Theo-fascist organizations, that the brutal and barbaricincident of 8th January at Mankot in Mendhar sectorof Jammu happened soon after the visit toMuzaffarabad of Hafiz Saeed, the chief of banned al-Dawa wal Irshad, the master-mind behind Mumbaiattacks of 2008.The barbaric act of Pakistani commandos, actuallythe activists of her Theo-fascist organizations, is onemore example in which we find the so-called frontlineof Pakistan Army meaning the jihadi groups throwing achallenge to the regime in Islamabad. Let us, therefore,wait and watch how far the two go on battlingeach other. The stern warning of the Army chief in thiscontext has come in right earnest. India will mean businessin case Islamabad fails to restrain its State ornon-state actors from indulging in provocative activitiesalong LoC.Established 1965Founder Editor S.D. RohmetraAarti KashyapContrary to general expectations and hope that after highlevel protests all over the country against the rape and brutalizationof a victim in Delhi, with all over condemnationof the heinous act by the six accused, there will at least be considerabledecline in cases of rapes and other sexual crimes againstwomen, the rapes of women continue to be committed withimpunity. During a last over three weeks, after the Delhi incident,there have been reports of about 100 rapes, attempts at rapes andsexual assaults on women, including minor girls. May be themedia has become more active and the cases of rapes and sexualoffenses against women are now being reported more widely.Further, encouraged by the all round reaction against the heinousact and over all sympathy with the victim coming forth from allover the country; the female victims of these crimes are now comingforward to lodge complaints to the police in many of the casesof rapes reported during this fortnight, had occurred over a monthare even more time ago. But for fear of social stigma attack to thevictim and the belief that the police will be non responsive or itsresponse being apathetic, the victims were hesitant to come forwardto lodge the complaints. And lately in the wake of the positiveresponse of the police, the judiciary as well as the society as awhole, the victim women and their relatives are encouraged tocome forward to lodge the complaints.Yet, it will not be wrong to conclude that all the protests demonstrationsand outcry for stringent punishment to the culprits, haveso far not borne the desired and expected result. The maladyappears to be so deep rooted to be cured by the cosmetic treatmentand a short time reaction by the public. It needs thorough surgicaloperation and long time measures to check the scourge. However,the over all response of the protesting masses and more so of politicalclass has been populist. All are playing to the gallery; insteadof analyzing the symptom and causes of the wide spread diseaseand finding a cure to the same.All attention has been focused on the Delhi gang-rape victim,blatantly ignoring the tragedy and trauma undergone by all othervictims of rape. In a populist approach, while Congress MinisterShashi Tharoor has suggested that the new law to be enacted to dealwith sexual crimes be named after the Delhi gang-rape victim, BJPhas demanded honoring her with the highest civilian recognition ofAshok Chakra. Similarly Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dixit hasannounced a cash compensation of Rs. 15 lakh to the family of thevictim, with a Govt. job to one member of the family. All other victims,the tragedy of some of whom is more poignant and who aremuch more brutalized, is ignored. This is discriminatory and a populistapproach.With growing voices of gender equality and more and morewomen coming out of four walls of the houses, competing withmen folk in all the fields, with good performance, coupled withgrowing influence of western culture, has given rise to an upheavaland imbalance in the society. The men folk by and large are notadjusting to the new realities, despite lip sympathy being paid bythe men folk to empowerment of women. This gender bias is notconfined to the males. Even the conservative women folk havebeen opposing these new trends. It is often found that women arethemselves the enemies of their own sex mates, sharply criticizingmodernity among the girls and their taking part in the fields whichin the past were exclusive domains of men. In several cases of sexualassaults by men on women, the women with conservative thinkinghave been blaming the women more. This attitude of womengenerally leads to the women victims of rape and other sexualoffences not coming forward to lodge complaints.The remedy lies in bringing a revolutionary change in the mindsets of the society including both men and women. Along with thisthere is dire need for moral education to be imported to both boysand girls, more so to the former, right from their attaining adulthood,by the parents at home, in schools, colleges and even at workplaces. Along with modernization of society preserving of old valuesof life, which preached respect for womanhood.Change attitude towards womenPolicing The PoliceCommunity sharing crucialCol J P Singh, RetdPakistan is aggressivewhile India is submissive.Pakistan retaliateswhile Indian relents. WhenIndia pushes the peace process,Pakistan sabotages it. All asusual and the life goes on and sodoes the dialogue processunabated. Breaching LoC inMendhar Sector on 8th Januaryto retaliate alleged death of oneof their soldier in retaliatory firingand killing two for one is anact of naked aggression. Whereis the ceasefire or peace whenPak Army continues firing atwill, pushes in Jehadis, breachesLoC and attacks Indianposts? Despite ceasefire agreementof 2003, she continues topush in infiltrators to ceratemayhem in J&K. In 2012Pakistan violated cease fire 93times and many a timebreached sanctity of LoC byhelping militants to sneak in.Despite protests Pakistan deniessuch violations and invariablyputs the blame either on the nonState actors or on the Indianestablishment.Pak Army started unprovokedfiring on Indian positions,as before, in Poonch sectoron 6th January 2013. WhenIndian Army retaliated, theycame out with a story thatIndian soldiers have crossedLoC, attacked a Pakistani postand killed one of their Jawan.This charge was vehementlydenied by Indian Army. IndianArmy has never violated LoCin the past, nor even during theKargil War hot chase despitefavourable situation at thattime. Since the cross LoC firingcontinued, as per the existingpractice, LoC domination wasincreased to prevent infiltration.While one such patrol of13 RR was patrolling the areabetween Chatri and Amrit poston 8th January, it wasambushed by Pakistani commandoswho had infiltratedbefore and lying in wait. In thefire fight two Indian soldiersout of five got killed while twoother were wounded. Pak commandosbeing more in numberbeheaded the dead soldiers andcarried away the head of one ofthe soldiers and two AK 47Rifles. This is worst kind ofviolation of ceasefire agreementand Geneva Conventionbesides being a heinous crime.This act of aggression is highlyprovocative and mutilating soldiersis potentially explosive.What is the motive of PakArmy when peace process isgaining momentum? This ismost intriguing situation forIndian establishment. Hence aheated debate has started at variouslevels of Govt, civil societyand media. Defence Ministerand NSA have briefed thePrime Minister on this seriousbreach of trust. Various deductionsare being drawn. The firstmost acceptable is, "Pak Armythinks that it can do what itlikes with impunity and getaway with it all the times".Same has been said by lateCapt Kalia's father in this case.The second deduction is thatPakistan is unable to digestreturn of peace in the Valleywhich has been showcased bytourism bonanza during thissummer. Hence obvious objectiveis to focus on Kashmir,humiliate Indian Army and terroriseIndia.Is it fair on the part of Indiangovt to brush aside such incidentsand explosive provocationslike the Mendhar episodeany more? It is indeed ironicthat the army feels tacticallydisadvantaged in J&K whenoverall situation on the LoC isin our favour because areaacross LoC is Indian territoryillegally held by Pakistan. It isironic again that our geo-strategicattention remains confinedto the LoC which has led us to alandlocked mindset. Even after65 years of accession of J&K toIndia we are still embroiled indisputed Kashmir which isanother monumental irony.Pakistan Army is known tobe hawkish in killings. It startedthis practice against Balouchinsurgents, young and old, menand women. It killed theirtallest and most popular Baluchleader Nawab Bugti in coldblood. It does not spare its ownsoldiers who raise a voiceagainst the establishment.Justice Iftikhar Choudhary, theChief Justice of Pakistan hasinitiated an enquiry againstmissing Army Officers and menwhich speaks volumes of brutalitiesof Pak Army and ISI intheir own organisation. Hencebrutalities committed on CaptKalia's patrol party and two ofour soldiers of 13 RR falls inline.Unprecedented influx oftourists, hectic political activity,shooting and screening ofBollywood films in the Valley,progressive trade and transitwith PoK and sustaining 'TrackII Dialogue' are the signs ofreturn of peace and miserablefailure of Pakistan strategy inKashmir. What had brought theValley in the vortex of militancyin late 90s was a political andgeographical trap laid by GenZia Ul Haq. It was his plan totrain Kashmiri youths to launchan armed crusade in the Valleyafter Sheikh Abdullah's death. Itremained at a very low key initially.It grew in extent when ISIgot involved. Extensive andporous LoC, safe heavens inPoK and monetary support fromArab world were the other catalysts.Logistic support fromlocal secessionists outfits andnetworking with potential militantoutfits attracted foreign militantswhich destablisedKashmir. History seems to berepeating once again. Pak Armyand ISI is again trying to revivenetworking with potential secessionistelements in the valley torevive Kashmir issue and to sabotagethe peace process.Prominent policy / opinion makersin Pakistan were heard sayingon the Indian TV channels,as panelists, that Pakistan wasleast interested in trade andfriendship. She was only interestedin resolution of Kashmirissue. They said that it was Indiawhich was interested in peace,trade and dialogue; not Pakistan.They were cautioning India ofconsequences of dealing with anuclear power if Kashmir issuewas not resolved soon. They putthe blame of killing of Indiansoldiers on Kashmiri militantsor local civilians. They rathercalled Indian Army barbaric andassociated mass graves to itsdoings. It was clear form theirassertions that there is no chanceof peace with Pakistan comewhat may till Kashmir is givento them. Govt of Pakistan hasblamed non State actors for thisheinous crime against Indiansoldiers.While India continues parrotingpeace and dialogue,Pakistan on the contrary continuesparroting Kashmir issue.What should be Indian responseto their policies and strategies?India should retaliate by droneattacks and firepower. Crossingthe LoC and raiding Armyposts should be considered asthe last resort. No more talk beinitiated till at least the mutilatedhead of our soldier and twoAK Rifles are returned, actiontaken on the perpetrators andapologies rendered.We must understand that ifPak Army crosses LoC it is violationof International Borderbecause they enter Indian territory.If Indian Army crossesLoC there is no violationbecause PoK is Indian territory.Then why is India tolerant ofinfringement of LoC. Pak Armyis a rouge Army. It is not undertheir Govt control. Pak Armycrossed LoC in 1999 and occupiedKargil sector without theknowledge of their PrimeMinister Nawaz Sharief. Bestway to deal with such Army isto retaliate and humiliate it tothe extent that it makes no suchincursions again. India humiliatedPakistan in 1971 war, captured93,000 prisoners afterwhich there was no conflict till1999. (Pak Army seems to haveforgotten the fate of 1971). Butthe nuclear tests by India followedby Pakistan in 1998heightened the tensions. In anattempt to defuse these tensions,Indian Prime MinisterAtal Behari Vajpayee took a busjourney to Lahore in February1999 and signed LahoreDeclaration resolving a peacefulsolution to contentiousissues. What did we get afterthat was Kargil. Pak Armycovertly infiltrated in the guiseof Mujahideens. Don't we knowthat blue print of Kargil Warwas prepared by Gen PervezMusharraf after he was appointedArmy chief in October 1998.Pak Premier Nawaz Sharif concededmany times that he waskept un informed of Kargil misadventure.Indian Govt maystill deal with Pakistan Govtdespite their Interior MinisterRehman Malik defending hisrogue Army in Capt Kalia's caseby apportioning the blame oninclement weather or assault bywild beasts. Pak has violated alldiplomatic niceties many atime. Can we trust such puppetGovt of Pakistan. Indian publicis outraged on this incidents andasks the Govt, "is Indian soldiera dispensable commodity?Can we trust Pak ?Security of Sarpanchs

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2013 (PAGE 10)GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIRSERVICES SELECTION BOARD, JAMMUF I N A L - N O T I C EIn continuation to this office endorsement No. SSB/Sel/Secy/012/1858-63 dated 12.07.2012 , it is notified for the information ofthose candidates who have applied for the posts Jr. Staff Nurse District Cadres Poonch (Health and Medical education Department)under Item No 772 in pursuance to the advertisement Notification No. 01 of 2011 dated 31.01.2011 to produce their consolidatedmarks sheets of Diploma / Degrees. In response to the above said notice some candidates approached the Board and produced the documentsasked for but following candidates shown below has failed to do the needful, they are given last and final opportunity, throughthe medium of this notice to submit their self attested copies of consolidated marks certificates of all the semesters of Diploma /Degree by or before 22.01.2013 (Friday) in the Central Office of Services Selection Board at Sehkari Bhawan Rail Head Complex Jammufailing which they shall lose claim for further consideration whatsoever.LIST OF CANDIDATES WHO FAILED TO SUBMIT THE CONSILIDATED MARKS SHEETS OF DIPLOMA/DEGREES FOR THE POST OFJR STAFF NURSE (HEALTH AND MEDICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT) ITEM NO 772 DISTRICT CADRE POONCH ADVERTISED VIDENOTICE NO 01 OF 2011 DATED 31-01-2011S.NO CAT B.CODE NAME FNAME ADD1 ADD2 ADD31 ST 0159413 ANJUM JANAID JANAID AHAMED CO VIPAN CLOTH HOUSE MAIN BUS STAND SURANKOTE DISTT POONCH3 OM 0189754 BANDHANA SHARMA SH PRITHVI RAJ SHARMA RO MOH PURANI POONCH W NO 16 H NO 203 TEH HAVELI DISTTPOONCH5 ST 0001743 GUL FAM KOSER MOHD QASIM KALA BAN MENDHAR POONCH7 OM 0615705 IRSHAD BEGUM NASEER AHMED R/O SHIENDRA P/O SHIENDRA TEH HAVELI DISTT POONCH9 ALC 0818048 MEHNAZ KOSER MOHD RAZAQ SAKHI MAIDAIN MENDHAR POONCH10 0160876 MISS JAMILA KHATOON SH HADAYAT ULLAH KHAN R/O GOHLAD TEHSIL MENDHAR DISTT POONCH12 0181193 MUSAQAT UL JABEEN SO SH MOHD SALEEM RO POTHA TES SURANKOTE DISTT POONCH CO LATE HATI MOHD AZIZ SURANLOYE13 OM 0124712 MUSRAT JABEEN SH KHADAM HUSSAIN C/O MOHD HUSSAIN DFO NEAR J&K BANK SURANKOTE TEH SURANKOTE DISTT POONCH14 ALC 0067996 NEERU BALI CO BANSI LAL SHOPKEEPER NEAR OLD BUS STAND MENDHAR TEHSIL MENDHAR DISTT POONCH16 OM 0649715 PARVINDER KOUR JANAK SINGH MOHALLA KANIYA TEMPLE WARDNO7 H NO 182 TEHSIL HAVELI DISTRICT POONCHJ AND K17 OM 0057914 RIFAT ASLAM MOHD ASLAM SANAI SURANKOTE POONCH18 ST 0105574 RUKHSANA AJAZ MOHD HUSSAIN DARAT MENDHAR POONCH19 ALC 0189767 SAFINA AKHTER NAZIR HUSSAIN VILLAGE DHARANA TEH MENDHAR PO MENDHAR DISTT POONCH20 OM 0074117 SAIMA TABASSUM GHAZENFER ALI KHAN HARNI MENDHAR POONCH21 ALC 0066899 SAJDA BEGUM GH MANZOOR AHMED KHAN GOHLAD MENDHAR POONCH22 OM 0157671 SAYEEDA BEGUM WO RIAZ AHMED R/O SANAI TEHSIL SURANKOTE DISTT POONCH24 OSC 0616093 SHAHEEN KOSAR ABDUL AZIZ MASTANDRA BUFLIAZ TEHSIL SURAN KOT DISTT POONCH25 ST 0160620 SHAHNAZ AKHTER SH MOHD BASHIR R/O GUNTHAL TEH SURANKOTE DISTT POONCH27 OM 0630635 SURYIA KHANAM MUKHTAR AHMED R/O SANAI TEHSIL SURANKOTE DISTT POONCH28 ST 0636354 TAHIRA PARVEEN NASHAD AHMED R/O UPPER SANAI TAKIA TEHSIL SURANKOTE DISTRICT POON CH STATE J&K BPOSANAI29 ALC 0160877 ZAHEEN AKHTER SH MEHMOOD KHAN RO HARNI TEH MENDHAR DISTT POONCHNo. SSB/Sel/Secy/13/357-62Sd/-Secretary,J&K Services Selection Board,Jammu.Dated:-15-01-2013DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMUGOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR, SERVICES SELECTION BOARD,SEHKARI BHAWAN RAIL HEAD JAMMUwww.Jkssb.nic.in***INTERVIEW NOTICESubject: Supplementary interview list of candidates for the ICU Technician, Jr Lab Technician, Jr Physiotherapist, (Health and Medical Education Department), (ItemNo205, 206 and 207) respectively Divisional Cadre Jammu advertised vide notice no 08 of 2010 dated 24-12-2010.In continuation to this office notification issued under endorsement notice no SSB/Sel/Secy/013/253-64 dated 01-01-2013, it is hereby notified for the information that the interviewof those candidates who have submitted their claims for non inclusion in the short listing despite having higher merit /superior claim than the cut of point merit , amongst whom theclaims were found justified/genuine for the post ICU Technician, Jr Lab Technician, Jr Physiotherapist, (Health and Medical Education Department), (Item No205, 206 and 207)respectively Divisional Cadre Jammu advertised vide notice no 08 of 2010 dated 24-12-2010, shall be conducted as per dates shown at J&K Services Selection Board, SehkariBhawan Near Bahu Plaza Jammu on w.ef 16th of January 2013 at 10:00 AM onwards as per this notification.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________SUPPLIMENTARY LIST OF CANDIDATE WHO HAVE SUBMITED CLAIMS AND PROVISIONALLY CALLED FOR INTERVIEW FOR THE POST OF JR LAB TECHNICIAN(HEALTH AND MEDICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT) DIVISIONAL CADRE JAMMU ADVERTSIED VIDE NOTICE NO 08 OF 2010 DATED 24-12-2010 ITEM NO 206S.NO CAT BARCODE_B NAME FNAME ADD1 ADD2 ADD3 DATE OF INTERVIEW1 SUP SC 047871 YASH PAUL MANOHAR LAL KACHHA TALAB BAHU FORT JAMMU 16-Jan-2013SUPPLIMENTARY LIST OF CANDIDATES WHO HAVE SUBMITED CLAIMS AND PROVISIONALLY CALLED FOR INTERVIEW FOR THE POST OF ICU TECHNICIAN (HEALTHAND MEDICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT) DIVISIONAL CADRE JAMMU ADVERTSIED VIDE NOTICE NO 08 OF 2010 DATED 24-12-2010 ITEM NO 205S.NO CAT B.CODE NAME FNAME ADD1 ADD2 ADD3 DATE OF INTERVIEW1 SUP OM 928059 ABHISHEK SHARMA RAJINDER SHARMA MOHALLA DUNGUS TEH HAVELI DISTT POONCH 16-Jan-2013WARD NO 3SUPPLIMENTARY LIST OF CANDIDATES WHO HAVE SUBMITED CLAIMS AND PROVISIONALLY CALLED FOR INTERVIEW FOR THE POST OF JR. PHYSIOTHERAPIST(HEALTH AND MEDICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT) DIVISIONAL CADRE JAMMU ADVERTSIED VIDE NOTICE NO 08 OF 2010 DATED 24-12-2010 ITEM NO 207S.NO CAT B.CODE NAME FNAME ADD1 ADD2 ADD3 DATE OF INTERVIEW1 SUP OM 055243 BINDIYA KATEL RAVINDER KUMAR H NO 1/17 SARWAL JAMMU 17-Jan-2013VIKAS NAGAR2 SUP RBA 862696 MOHD AADIL MALIK MOHD AMIN MALIK NOWABAD CHAKKA TEH BHADARWAH DISTT DODA 17-Jan-20133 SUP RBA 902115 VIJAY KUMAR ISHWAR CHAND VIL KUTHYARA TEH BHADERWAH DISTT DODA 17-Jan-2013PO SINDRA________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________The other terms and condition will remain the same as envisaged in this office notifications issued from time to time.Secretary,J&K Services Selection Board,Jammu,No. SSB/Sel/Secy/ 2013 /363-72 Dated: 15-01-2013.

DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2013 (PAGE 11)From page 1Major reshuffle: 10 new Ministers inducted; 7 droppedof Jammu and Kashmirwere conspicuous by theirabsence from the oath ceremony.However, AICC (I) generalsecretary, Incharge J&K MohanPrakash and PCC (I) chief ProfSaif-ud-Din Soz attended the oathceremony.NC leader and former SpeakerMohammad Akbar Lone was thefirst to take oath followed byChoudhary Ramzan, AjaySadhotra, GA Mir, Mujeed Waniand Saifullah Mir.Among MoS, Sajjad Kitchloowas the first to take oath followedwas the lone MLC. Mr Chib toldthe Excelsior that he was droppedas his term in the Upper Housewas expiring on March 15 thisyear.In today's expansion, theNational Conference has givenrepresentation to remote and backwarddistricts of Kupwara,Bandipora, Kishtwar, Kargil whilethe Congress has fulfilled thedemand of erstwhile Doda districtfor representation by inductingtwo Ministers from the area today.Official sources said the inductionof experienced leaders likeMohammad Akbar Lone, who hadagainst denial of representation.With the induction of GA Miras Cabinet Minister, all threeCongress MLAs from KashmirValley have become CabinetMinisters. Two other MLAs-Peerzada Mohammad Sayeed andTaj Mohi-ud-Din were already theCabinet Ministers. While Mir andWani had earlier served as MoS inCongress-PDP coalitionGovernment, this was maidenentry of Vikar Rasool in theMinistry. GA Mir was also aMinister in Congress-PDP coalitionGovernment.Mohammad Akbar Lone,Seven Ministers who were dropped from the Cabinet on Tuesday.by Feroz Khan, Nazir Gurezi andVikar Rasool.The oath ceremony, whichstarted at 4 pm lasted about 25minutes.Mystery shrouded the appearanceof three names of incumbentMinisters of State in the enclosuremeant for new Ministers on frontrow of the Raj Bhawan lawns. Thenames of Dr Manohar Lal Sharma,Shabir Ahmad Khan and AijazAhmad Khan had been pasted onthe chairs meant for the Ministers,who had to take oath. Whilehandled a very tough and strongopposition effectively in theAssembly during past four years,Ajay Sadhotra and ChoudharyMohammad Ramzan, two partyveterans, who had earlier also heldimportant portfolios and SaifullahMir, a third time MLA fromKupwara in the Cabinet by theChief Minister was aimed at givena new look to the Cabinet.The inclusion of Sajjad AhmadKitchloo, the lone NC MLA inentire erstwhile Doda district wasaimed at strengthening the partySaifullah Mir, Sajjad Kitchloo,Feroz Khan and Nazir Gurezi havejoined the Council of Ministry forthe first time while ChoudharyRamzan and Ajay Sadhotra hadearlier also served as Ministers.Both of them were Ministers inFarooq Abdullah regime from1996-2002. Ramzan had lostHandwara seat in 2002 butregained it for the NC in 2008while Sadhotra had won the electionin 2002 and played effectiverole of opposition but lost in 2008.He was nominated to the UpperShabir and Aijaz had occupied the position in Chenab Valley. House in 2009.chairs, Dr Sharma was sitting onright side of the sitting arrangementWorthwhile to mention that of sixAssembly seats in Doda, KishtwarSources said Mubarak Gul,who was also a third time MLAwith Tara Chand.and Ramban districts, five and whose resignation as AdvisorThere had been speculationsthat the trio could be elevated forwhich they had to take oath butthis didn't happen.With today's reshuffle, whichwas third in NC-Congress coalitionGovernment, all 25 vacanciesin the Council of Ministry havebeen filled up. Both NC andCongress now have 12 Ministerseach. The NC's figure included thebelonged to Congress and onlyone to the NC. Kitchloo had wonfrom Kishtwar for second time.Feroz Khan and Nazir Gurezirepresented the most backwardand remote areas of Zanskar inKargil district and Gurez inBandipora district. Mr Lone alsohailed from Bandipora districtwhile Ramzan and Saifullahhailed from Kupwara, which hadto Chief Minister was accepted bythe Chief Minister today, wastipped to be new Speaker of theLegislative Assembly.Earlier in the day, Mr Lonesubmitted his resignation toDeputy Speaker Sartaj Madni, whoaccepted it, thus, clearing the decksfor induction of the Speaker in theMinistry. Sources said till thebudget session, Mr Madni wouldChief Minister. Agriculture been rated among five poorest districtshave to look all responsibilities ofMinister Ghulam Hassan Mirin the State. Another MLA starting the budget session.belonged to the DPN.Of 12 NC Ministers, eightbelonged to Cabinet rank, threefrom Kupwara district, Kafeel-ur-Rehman, was today made vicechairman of Pahari Board withElection of the Speaker could beheld on first or second day of thebudget session for which theMinisters of State with MoS status.Government had to give a notice.Independent charge and the Chief Sources said the Congress has Going by the NC-CongressMinister. Of 12 Congress given two Ministerial berths to strength in the Assembly, the coalitionMinisters, eight were in the rank of erstwhile Doda district by inductingwould have a smooth sailing inCabinet, two MoS withAbdul Mujeed Wani, MLA electing its nominee as the Speaker.Independent charge and two MoS.Among 25 Ministers, AjaySadhotra is the lone MLC while 24others were MLAs. In the previousMinistry, RS Chib of CongressDoda as Cabinet Minister andVikar Rasool, MLA Banihal asMoS. A couple of months ago, allCongress legislators from Dodabelt had boycotted the party meetSources added that Mr Gulwas likely to be elected as the newSpeaker.Yesterday, Omar had obtainedresignations of all 10 Ministers (10of Cabinet rank and two MoS)LoC tension: PM talks tough, visa facility put on holddeciding to send back all thenine Pakistani players taking partin its high-profile league.With an apparent nudge fromthe Government and in the midstof threatened protests by rightwingelements, Hockey Indiatook the decision to send back thePakistani players considering the"extra-ordinary circumstances"."After discussion with all thestakeholders, the Hockey Indiaand Pakistan Hockey Federationhave mutually decided to sendthem (Pakistan players) back dueto an extra-ordinary situationwhich has arisen," Hockey Indiasecretary general Narinder Batratold reporters here.Cricket was also not spared.Fearing trouble due to Pakistaniplayers' presence in the upcomingWomen's World Cup in the city,the BCCI has left it on theInternational Cricket Council totake a final call on the venues forthe team from across the border.The matter was discussed atthe Board's all-powerful WorkingCommittee and it was decided toconvey to the ICC the situationprevailing in the country.BCCI President N Srinivasansaid the issue was now for theICC to decide.The Prime Minister, who wasresponding to reporters' questionshere at the Army Day receptionhosted by Army chief GenBikram Singh, refused to discussoptions vis-a-vis Pakistan whenasked about it.External Affairs MinisterSalman Khurshid said India hastaken a "very firm position" onthe beheading issue with Pakistanas the act is "totally unacceptableand barbaric".Referring to yesterday's FlagMeeting between India andPakistan on the LoC, he said, "wemay not be happy with the outcomebut the process is still on."He indicated that the incidentwould have impact on the bilateralengagement with Pakistanalthough there would not be totalfreeze.The incident would be factoredin while scheduling meetingsetc, the External AffairsMinister said.On the Government's decisionto put visa-on-arrival on hold,Khurshid said it has not beencalled off but only deferred.The Government also nominatedRadhay Sham Sharma,NC MLA from Nowshera as theVice Chairman of AdvisoryBoard for the Development ofKissans in the State. He replaced"Nobody has utilised it as yet," headded.Asked whether India has setany timeline for Pakistan to act,Khurshid said, "there is no timeline.But we are actually pressing(Pakistan) very hard." (PTI)Meanwhile, India demandedpunishment for those responsiblefor the barbaric killing of twoIndian soldiers by Pakistanisalong the Line of Control, insistingthat it was “extremely determinedand serious” on this andthat ties would not remain unaffected.Shortly after the PrimeMinister’s tough comments that“those responsible for this crimewill have to be brought to book”and hoped “Pakistan realisesthis”, External Affairs MinisterSalman Khurshid read out an officialstatement, threatening that itshould not be felt that “brazendenial” by Pakistan on this incidentwill be ignored and thatbilateral relations could be unaffected.“I think specifics of whatmight be necessary or found usefulare decisions that will be takenas we move forward. At present,we feel that it is important thatconvergence of similar point ofview on behalf of theGovernment reflects the largesection of our public opinion.“Let it be known to everyonehere and across the border that weare extremely determined andserious in this concern of ours andwe have resorted to all suchinstruments and all such methodsthat are available to us at thistime,” Khurshid said when askedabout what tangibles were Indialooking at from Pakistan.“It should not be felt that thebrazen denial and the lack of aproper response from the governmentof Pakistan to our repeateddemarches on this incident will beignored and that bilateral relationscould be unaffected or thatthere will be business as usual.“Such actions by thePakistan Army, which are incontravention of all norms ofinternational conduct, not onlyconstitute a grave provocationbut lead us to draw appropriateconclusions about Pakistan’sseriousness in pursuing normalisationof relations with India,”the statement said. (PTI)Kafeel, Sharma nominated Vice-ChairmenNC MLA from Kalakote,Rashpal Singh, who hasresigned.Both of them would alsohave the status of Minister ofState, official sources said.besides two Advisors and threechairpersonsofCommissions/Board. Of them,Omar accepted resignations of sixMinisters, both of his Advisors andtwo chairpersons of the Boards.All six Ministers, two Advisorsand two chairpersons of theBoards, whose resignations havebeen accepted, have been assignedimportant posts in the organizationalstructure of the NationalConference.Industries and CommerceMinister Surjit Singh Slathia and"The setting up of high-levelcommittee to suggest amendmentsin the Prevention ofCorruption Act, 2006 is the followup of the directions issuedby State High Court in a casetitled Mohammad Amin BeighVersus State and Others on July9, 2012", sources said while disclosingthat in the case JusticeMuzaffar Hussain Attar haddirected the State Governmentto take steps for amending thePrevention of Corruption Act ormake new laws for retrieving themoney/wealth and for confiscatingproperties which have beenaccumulated through corruptpractices.In response to the HighCourt directions, the ChiefSecretary filed an affidavit mentioningthat a committee to suggeston the amendments in thePrevention of Corruption Actwould be constituted shortly.However, the High Court in itslast order hoped that committeewould be constituted within aperiod of two weeks and itwould complete exercise withina period of one month from thedate of its constitution, sourcessaid.Responding to a question,sources said, "there are no flawsin the existing Prevention ofHigher Education Minister AbdulGani Malik were the onlyMinisters of NC in Jammu region,both of whom had resigned yesterdayand were dropped from theCabinet. In their places, the NCbrought in Ajay Sadhotra andSajjad Ahmad Kitchloo.In Kargil, the NC inductedFeroz Ahmad Khan from Zanskaras MoS with Independent chargein place of Qamar Ali Akhoon,MLA Kargil, who held the chargeof CAPD and Transport in theMinistry.From Kashmir Valley, the NChas dropped Aga Syed RuhullahMehdi, Cabinet Minister forAnimal and Sheep Husbandry andtwo MoS Nasir Aslam Wani andJavaid Ahmad Dar and brought inMohammad Akbar Lone,Choudhary Mohammad Ramzan,Saifullah Mir and Nazir Gurezi.The Congress, on the other,dropped Medical EducationMinister RS Chib from Jammuregion and brought two faces fromerstwhile Doda district includingMujeed Wani and Vikar Rasoolbesides GA Mir from Kashmir. Allthree Congress MLAs fromJammu district are CabinetMinisters including Tara Chand,Sham Lal Sharma and RamanBhalla.Sources said Gurez, Zanskarand Banihal have got representationin the Council of Ministry forthe first time.As per the Constitutional provisionsin Jammu and Kashmir,the State can have a maximum of25 Ministers (20 per cent of totalstrength of both Houses of theLegislature). In Parliament andAssemblies, the maximumstrength of the Ministry is confinedto 15 per cent of totalstrength of the Lok Sabha andAssemblies.The expansion in the Councilof Ministry was effected afternearly three and a half years. Thelast reshuffle had taken place onJuly 12, 2009 with the induction of13 Ministers, eight of Cabinet rankand five MoS with two of themAijaz Khan and Dr Manohar LalSharma getting Independentcharge. Six Ministers each weresworn in from NC and Congressand one from DPN then.Chief Minister Omar Abdullahalong with nine Ministers hadtaken oath on January 5, 2009. Of10 Ministers including the CMsworn-in that day, five eachbelonged to NC and Congress.The July reshuffle had takenstrength of the Council of Ministryincluding the CM to 23 with twovacancies-one each of NC andCongress. However, after theremoval of Mr Saroori on August24, 2010, the strength of theMinistry had come down to 22taking total vacancies to three andSingh briefs PresidentRashtrapati Bhawan here.The meeting lasted for nearlyan hour, the spokespersonsaid.Though the spokespersonrefused to say what was discussedat the meeting, sourcessaid the main subject of discussionwas the recent incident ofbarbaric beheading of an Indiansoldier in Poonch recently,which has led to escalation oftensions between India andPakistan.The meeting came even asthe Prime Minister today categoricallyasserted that businesswith Pakistan could not be asusual after the barbaric beheadingof an Indian soldier inPoonch.Talking to reporters at anArmy Day function, Dr Singh,in a strong message toIslamabad, said perpetrators ofthe crime had to be brought tobook and " I hope Pakistanrealises this."On being asked that Pakistanwas in denial mode regarding theincident, the Prime Minister said,"We will keep trying." (UNI)Govt to make Prevention ofCorruption Act more stringentCorruption Act and the exerciseset in motion with the constitutionof high-level committee isaimed at making the law morestringent to tackle corruption,which has afflicted the everyorgan of the society, has becomemother of all evils and is theserious most challenges beingfaced by the society".Chief Secretary, who is thehead of the high-level committeeconstituted to suggestamendments in the Preventionof Corruption Act, 2006, recentlydirected the State VigilanceOrganization to increase thepace of investigation and bringout department wise patterns ofmisconduct/corruption for effectivesupervision. He also laidemphasis on streamlining theprocess of vigilance clearancesand the pace and manner of thedepartmental inquiries beingconducted by various departments.The head of bureaucracy alsoreviewed the department wisestatus of corruption cases andthe performance of StateVigilance Organization. At present,a total of 507 cases arepending trial in various courts ofAnti-Corruption in the Statewhereas 131 cases were pendinginvestigation till date.Soldiers’ sacrifice won’t go waste, Pak to get appropriate reply: Parnaikthat side of the LoC, theGOC-in-C said there was nomass movement of troops onthat side of the LoC but on fewoccasions recently, some troops'mobilization in certain area wasseen there. "On our side there issufficient deployment of troopsat the places where they areneeded but as such after thisincident of provocation there isno escalation in troops deployment.''No doubt their act is highlyprovocative and they haveshown arrogance and rigidbehaviour during flag meeting atChakan-Da-Bagh yesterday butwe will not act in haste andanger. Field commanders havebeen directed to respond appropriatelyin case of any ceasefireviolations, provocation or otherwise.This behaviour showsfrustration among the Pak cadreas they are unable to get theresponse from this side and goodresults from their militant cadreoperating here to create disturbances.The aim of Pakistanitroops is also to give supportingfire to the militants for securingtheir infiltration into this sideand keep the LoC volatile as itserves their purpose.Replying to another question,Lt Gen Parnaik said nearly2500 ultras are being trained inaround 43 training camps inPakistan and in Pak occupiedKashmir as per intelligenceinputs available. Moreover,around 400-500 armed militantsare waiting to cross over to thisside at the launching pads closerto the LoC in Rajouri, Poonchand Uri sectors. Pakistan's ISI isalso planning to divert terroristsof Tehreek-e-Taliban to this sideto further disturb the peace herebut that outfit has its interestsalong western borders ofPakistan and Afghanistan.While referring to theBrigade Commander level flagmeeting between India andPakistan at Chakan-Da-BaghLoC on Monday, Northern ArmyCommander said Pakistan stillremained adamant, arrogant andnot ready to accept anything.``We told them we will continueto respect ceasefire but not if weare provoked. Pakistan is alwayson denial mode. It always fabricatedthings and denied havingkilled our soldiers and beheadedone. They even denied killingsand having snatched weaponsand expressed ignorance overthe matter.''Lt Gen Parnaik further saidduring flag meeting IndianOfficer vehemently protestedthe beheading of an Indian soldierand also showed photographsof landmines placed byPakistani troops on the forwardarea inside the Indian territory."We accused them of carryingout the barbaric killing, andasked that head of the soldier(L/Nk Hemraj) be returned. Wealso drew their attention towardsthe frequent firing by theirtroops, violating the agreement.Pakistani Brigadier who wasidentified as Faizal, read outfrom a prepared text and deniedeverything. The text which heread was total denial of India'scharges. It was rigid. The allegationsthat Indian troops killedtheir two soldiers at a post nearHajipir in Uri sector on January6 after violating LoC, which istotal a bundle of lies. He saidthere was firing from Pak sideon the intervening night ofJanuary 5 and 6 and Indiantroops retaliated. There was noviolation of LoC from the Indianside. Moreover, the post whichthey claim is at the height andIndian posts are under theirdomination at Charunda villageof Uri. He said Pakistani soldiersexecuted operation in MendharPak SC orders arrest of PM62-year-old Ashraf, whobecame Prime Minister after theexit of Yousuf Raza Gilani in Junelast year, has been accused ofreceiving kickbacks and commissionin the Rental Power Projects(RPPs) case as federal Ministerfor water and power.Gilani had to quit in the midstof a raging battle with theSupreme court over his refusal towrite to Swiss authorities toreopen graft cases againstPresident Asif Ali Zardari there.After Ashraf assumed power, theGovernment wrote to Swissauthorities.It is not clear as to what will bethe political fallout of theSupreme Court's order againstAshraf as this is probably the firstcase of an incumbent PrimeMinister being ordered to bearrested in a corruption case. Itremains to be seen whether theruling PPP will elect a new leaderto replace Ashraf.In March last year, theSupreme Court had declared allcontracts signed by theGovernment for "rental powerplants" as illegal and directedauthorities to take legal actionagainst those responsible forclearing the projects, includingAshraf.The National AccountabilityBureau (NAB), the country's mainanti-corruption agency, had so farrefused to act on the court's directive.During today's hearing, thebench issued a notice for contemptof court to NAB chief FasihBukhari.Angered by revelations thattwo officers investigating the corruptionin power projects hadbeen transferred, the three-judgeapex court bench led by ChiefJustice Iftikhar Chaudhry directedNAB to arrest Ashraf and over 20other suspects within 24 hours.The judges were particularlyangered by revelations that orderswere issued for transferring thetwo NAB officials on the falseground that the apex court wasunhappy with their performance.Legal experts pointed out thatthe apex court had ordered thearrest of Ashraf even though hehad not been convicted for corruptionin the power projects, and thisimmediately sparked speculationthat the judiciary's action was insome way linked to Qadri's effortsto remove the Government.Tens of thousands of Qadri'ssupporters who gathered at asquare near Parliament here eruptedin cheers as the clericannounced the apex court hadordered the arrest of Ashraf.Participants of his 'long march'chanted "Long Live SupremeCourt" when Qadri informedthem of the court's order.Addressing his supportersearly this morning, Qadri haddemanded that the Governmentquit and dissolve the national andprovincial assemblies.Qadri had referred to thePresident and Prime Minister asthe "ex-President and ex-PrimeMinister" during his speech at2.30 am, triggering speculationthat he was in league with elementsworking to remove theGovernment.Ashraf was Power Ministerwhen contracts were signed forseveral rental power projects,which were part of the PPP-ledGovernment's strategy to overcomea crippling energy shortage.Though he was dropped duringa Cabinet reshuffle in 2011,Ashraf remained close toPresident Zardari.The apex court began investigatingthe rental power plants in2009 following a complaint ofcorruption from PML-Q parliamentarianMakhdoom FaisalSaleh Hayat.The court had directed theNAB to take action against allGovernment functionariesinvolved in clearing the powerprojects, including Ministers whoheld the power portfolio since2006 and officials of state-runpower utilities who derived financialbenefits from the contracts.Ashraf was given the title of'Raja Rental' after he was accusedof receiving kickbacks in the rentalpower projects. He was alsoaccused of buying property inLondon from money earnedthrough corruption in variousscams, local media said. (PTI)NSA briefs BJP leadersUpping the ante on the incident,Swaraj had yesterday saidthat "If Pakistan does not returnthe head of martyred soldierHemraj, India should get at leastten heads from the other side".The NSA briefed Swaraj andJaitley over the entire gamut ofdevelopments along the LoC wheretension prevails after two Indiansoldiers were killed in an attack byPakistani soldiers on January 8.Sources said Singh had yesterdaytold Jaitley, Leader ofOpposition in the Rajya Sabhaand Swaraj, Leader of Oppositionin the Lok Sabha, that nothing isbeing done which could not becommunicated to the Oppositionleaders.He said the Opposition wouldbe kept in loop over the situationand appealed to them that theissue should not be politicised.The Prime Minister hadreached out to the Opposition leaderson a day when Army Chief GenBikram Singh talked tough andwarned Pakistan that India reservesthe right to retaliate at the "time andplace" of its choosing. The Armychief termed as "most unpardonable"and "unacceptable" thebeheading of Hemraj.The Government earlier todaycautioned against "jingoism" withInformation and BroadcastingMinister Manish Tewari maintaining"professional Armiesrespect rules of engagement.Transgressions are surmountedthrough tactical responses and notdriven by jingoism".In an apparent disapproval ofBJP upping the ante on the issue,Tewari also said, "the mapping ofthose tactical responses are bestleft to professionals. It is advisablethat jingoism needs to beavoided". (PTI)killing two soldiers on January 8just after two days of this incident.Such operation requiresgood preparation at least for twoweeks. It indicates that theiroperation was pre-planned andused commandos to intrude intothis side of LoC and executeoperation. It is worthwhile tomention here that just within 12hours of flag meeting, Pakistanindulged in ceasefire violationsat three places including Balnoi,Mendhar and Uri along LoC.On Siachen glacier, theGOC-in-C said, "Siachen glacieris strategically an important areafor us. On the western side of theglacier, Pakistani troops arepresent in Gilgit- Baltistan andon other side there is Karakoramhighway and on eastern sideDepartments respectively.Minister of State Aijaz AhmadKhan, Congress MLA from Goolhas been assigned theIndependent charge of Revenue,Relief and Rehabilitation, whichhad earlier been held by CabinetMinister Raman Bhalla.Sajjad Ahmad Kitchloo,Minister of State has been allocatedIndependent charge of Industriesand Commerce, a Department earlierheld by his party colleague,Surjit Singh Slathia. In addition, hewould be MoS Home, R&B,Mechanical Engineering, Housingand Urban Development, Tourismand Culture.Minister of State ShabirAhmad Khan, Congress MLAfrom Rajouri has been givenIndependent charge of Health,which was earlier held by his partycolleague, Sham Lal Sharma.Congress MLA from Billawarand MoS Dr Manohar Lal Sharmaretained his portfolio of Fisheries,Cooperative, Printing, Stationeryand Elections as Independentcharge and MoS of Finance andPlanning, Higher Education,Forests, Environment andthere is Akasai Chin. There isno risk on the eastern side but onwestern side it is there.Replying to another question,Northern ArmyCommander said there is nothreat from China but it is therefrom Pakistani. We can not trustthem and vacate Glacier. Theypropose for talks over glacierbut when occasion comes, theydo not accept the conditions. So,there is no point to talk ondemilitarization in that area."China is raising infrastructurelike roads, tunnel and bridgesbesides power projects in PoK(Gilgitt-Baltistan). Chinesetroops are very much present inPoK but they are not involved inany military operation or action inthat part. Our troops are keepingPortfolios rejig: 3 MoS bag major Deptts;changes mainly confined to CongCabinet MinistersSr. No. Cabinet Ministers Departments assigned1. Mr. Tara Chand, School EducationDeputy Chief Minister2. Mr. Abdul Rahim Rather Finance & LadakhAffairs3. Peerzada Mohammad Sayeed Public Enterprises, Haj,Auqaf and Floriculture4. Mr. Ali Mohammad Sagar Rural Development &Panchayati Raj5. Mian Altaf Ahmad Forest, Environment &Ecology6. Mr.Taj Mohi-ud-Din Medical Education,Sports and YouthServices7. Mr.Nawang Rigzin Jora Urban Developmentand Urban Local Bodies8. Mr. Sham Lal Sharma PHE, Irrigation andFlood Control9. Mr. Ghulam Hassan Mir Agriculture Production10. Ms. Sakina Itoo Social Welfare, ARI &Trainings and PublicGrievances11. Mr. Raman Bhalla Housing, Horticultureand Culture12. Mr. Akbar Lone Higher Education13. Choudhary Ramzan Consumer Affairs &Public Distribution andTransport14. Mr. Ajay Sadhotra Planning &Development andLabour & Employment15. Shri Ghulam Ahmad Mir Tourism16. Shri Abdul Majid Wani R&B and MechanicalEngineering17. Shri Mir Saifullah Law, Justice &Parliamentary AffairsMinisters of StateEcology, Labour and Transport.New entrant from CongressVakar Rasool, MLA Banihal hasbeen given Independent charge ofTechnical Education. In addition,he would be MoS for Law,Justice, Parliamentary Affairs,Rural Development andPanchayats, Social Welfare,Power, Hospitality and Protocol,Information and CAPD.MoS Feroz Khan, NC MLAfrom Zanskar was allocatedIndependent charge of Scienceand Technology and InformationTechnology, which was earlierheld by his party colleague andformer Cabinet Minister AgaRuhullah Mehdi. In addition, hewould be MoS for MedicalEducation, School Education,Youth Services and Sports.MoS Nazir Ahmad Gurezi,NC MLA from Gurez got theIndependent charge of Animaland Sheep Husbandry, held earlierby his party colleague anddropped Minister Aga SyedRuhulla. In addition, he would beMoS for PHE, Irrigation andFlood Control, Horticulture,Agriculture and Floriculture.Portfolios of MinistersSr. No. Minister of State Departments assigned1. Mr. Ajaz Ahmad MOS (Independent Charge)Khanof Revenue, Relief &Rehabilitation2. Dr. Manohar a) MOS (Independent Charge)Lal Sharma of Fisheries, Cooperative,Printing & Stationery and Electionsb)Minister of State for Financeand Planning, Higher Education,Forests, Environment andEcology, Labour and Transport.3. Mr. Shabir MOS (Independent Charge)Ahmad Khan Health4. Mr. Sajjad a) MOS (Independent Charge)Ahmad Kitchloo of Industries & Commerceb) Minister of State for Home,R&B and MechanicalEngineering, Housing & UrbanDevelopment, Tourism &Culture5. Mr. Feroz Khan a) MOS (Independent Charge) ofScience & Technology andInformation Technologyb) Minister of State for MedicalEducation, School Education,Youth Services & Sports6. Mr. Nazir Ahmad a) MOS (Independent Charge) ofKhan (Gurezi) Animal & Sheep Husbandry.b) Minister of State for PHE,Irrigation & Flood Control,Horticulture, Agriculture &Floriculture7. Mr. Viqar Rasool a) MOS (Independent Charge)of Technical Educationb) Minister of State for Law,Justice, Parliamentary Affairs,Rural Development andPanchayats, Social Welfare,Power, Hospitality & Protocol,Information and ConsumerAffairs & Public Distribution

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2013 (PAGE 12)Gokul guides PG Law to QFs;GDC Samba script huge winExcelsior Sports CorrespondentJAMMU, Jan 15: Elegantleft-handed batsman Gokul Baruscored masterful 70 runs off 52balls to guide PG Law andSciences to the quarterfinals ofthe ongoing Inter-CollegiateMen’s Cricket Tournament,being organized by theUniversity of Jammu in theVarsity grounds, here.Earlier, winning the toss andbatting first, GovernmentDegree College (GDC) Rajouriscored a fighting total of 149runs in the stipulated 20 overs,losing 3 wickets in the process.Nadeem Ahmed played a brilliantinnings of 71 runs whichincluded 4 fours and 2 sixes,while Tahir Mehmood, ImranShah and Ajay Kumar contributed29, 26 and 23 runs to thetotal respectively. For PG Lawand Sciences Himanshu Sharma,Gokul Baru and Ajay Kumarclaimed one wicket each.In reply, PG Law rode on apower-packed innings of 70 runsby Gokul Baru to chase the targetin 18.5 overs by losing 4wickets, thus won the match 6wickets. Gokul smashed 7delectable boundaries in hisknock. Sheroz Malik and AjayKumar also contributed 26 and23 runs to the total respectively.Imran Shah, Waseem and Sachinclaimed one wicket each forGDC Rajouri.The match was officiated byAmit Gupta and Vijay Dogra asumpires, while Manu Khajuriaacted as scorer.In another match, GDCSamba drubbed BhargavaAll eyes on Tendulkar asMumbai start as firm favouritesNEW DELHI, Jan 15:Sachin Tendulkar will be thecentre of attraction as 39-timechampions Mumbai take on thebravehearts from Services in theRanji Trophy semi-final startingat the Palam Airforce groundtomorrow.Ajit Agarkar-led side start asoverwhelming favourites butone can't count the institutionalside out after their five-wicketvictory over UP.On paper, Services are nomatch for Mumbai, whose lineupboasts of names likeTendulkar, domestic runmachineWasim Jaffer, allrounderAbhishek Nayar apartfrom two in-form youngsters inHiken Shah and KaustubhPawar."I don't know about overwhelmingbut we are favourites.It might sound arrogant but wehave played at this level somany times that it has becomelike this," skipper Agarkar toldthe mediapersons after theteam's training session.Tendulkar faced a lot ofthrow downs after a deliveryfrom left-arm spinner VishalDabholkar kept really low in theMaster Shubam Kaith of Shiksha Niketan Senior SecondarySchool, Jeevan Nagar, Jammu who was paid Rs 600 as cash prizefor bagging 3rd prize in the Music Competition sponsored byJ&K Academy of Art, Culture and Languages at AbhinavTheatre KL Sehgal Hall recently. Also seen in the picture areSchool Principal, Rameshwar Mengi and other students of theSchool who participated in the event.Headquarters 134 Works Engineers C/O 56 APOinvites application from approved MES, CPWDand Railway contractors of appropriate classfor the following works :-Name of WorkEstimated cost of workCompletion periodResurfacing of flooring using EpoxyPolyurethane based flooring in hangerat Shalateng`14.50 Lakhs06 (Six) MonthsAmount of Earnest `29,000.00Money for Contractorsnot enlisted with MESCost of TenderLast date of Receipt ofApplicationsEligibility Criteria: -(a) For MES EnlistedContractors(b) For other Contractorspractice net and then he askedformer India manager and SSCBsecretary Air CommanderBaladitya to increase the heightof the sightscreen."Obviously, when you have aplayer of Sachin's calibre, itmakes a lot of difference. Wasimhas been our best batsmen for afew years now and our man forthe season has been AbhishekNayar. It's also good to find thatnew boys like Hiken andKaustubh are doing well," theskipper added.For the Services side, playinga Ranji Trophy semi-finalafter more than five decades is abig achievement but WingCommander Deepak Bhaskar,who is also team manager, saidthat boys are not overawed bythe occasion."They (Mumbai) might havea lot of cricketing exposure butour boys are also battle-hardenedprofessionals. They havegarnered experience about lifefrom their experiences in thedefence. We are not overawedby Tendulkar's presence. In anycase, we are the underdogs,"Wing Commander Bhaskar said.(PTI)Saurashtra to take on Punjabin Ranji semi-final todayRAJKOT, Jan 15:Saurashtra are all set to faceformidable Punjab, without theirstar players Cheteshwar Pujaraand Ravindra Jadeja, when theywill clash each other tomorrowin the semi-final of Ranji Trophyat Saurashtra CricketAssociation Stadium, Khaderi,on the outskirts of the city.Both Pujara and Jadeja areon the natiional duty for theongoing One-day Internationalmatches against England.Youngsters such as ArpeetVasavada, Kamlesh Makwanaand S P Jackson did well in theleague and quarter final matchesand are expected to do welltomorrow as well in a crucialmatch against Punjab here, saidSaurashtra captain Jaydev Shahwhile talking to mediapersonshere today, after the net session.He further said 'The Teamwill do hard work and hope wewould make it through.' (PTI)`500.00 in the shape of DD/BankersCheque from any Scheduled Bankin favour of AEE(I) CIF(K) C/O 56APO, Payable at Sri nagar alongwith application.28 Jan 2013Class: 'E' Cat: a (i)(i) Meeting enlistment criteria of MESwith regard to having satisfactorilycompleted requisite value works,Annual turn over working capital,Fixed Assets etc.(ii) Affidavit for No Recovery outstandingin Govt. Department.Date of issue of Tender 29 Jan 2013on or afterDate of receipt of Tender As stipulated in Tender documentsDegree College by a big marginof 76 runs in an easy contest.Batting first, GDC Sambascored a good total of 147 runsby losing 9 wickets in stipulated20 overs. Nitish Sharma (29),Amit Sharma (25), Suresh (20)and Rao Virender (18) were themain contributors. For BhargavaCollege, Arjun Singh was thepick of the bowlers, who captured3 wickets, while Nitin andRahul bagged 2 wickets andAmit claimed one.Bhargava College, in reply,bundled out for 71 runs in 13.5overs, thus lost the match by 76runs. Nitin (17) and Rahil (10)were the main contributors.Nitish Padha was the wreckerin-chieffor GDC Samba, whoscalped 4 important wickets,while Amit Sharma and Sureshclaimed 2 wickets each. AmitSingh and Aditya also pickedone wicket each.The match was officiated bySadiq Hussain Malik andSaleem as umpires, while ManuKhajuria maintained the scorebook.NEW DELHI, Jan 15:The simmering tension on theIndo-Pak border today spilledover to the sporting arena with arattled Hockey India deciding tosend back all the nine Pakistaniplayers taking part in its high-profileleague following protestsover the killing of Indian soldiers.After protests by Shiv Senaand other right-wing organisationsdisrupted the training andthe first match of the league,Hockey India took the decision tosend back the Pakistani playersconsidering the "extra-ordinarycircumstances"."After discussion with all thestakeholders, the Hockey Indiaand Pakistan Hockey Federationhave mutually decided to sendthem (Pakistan players) back dueto an extra-ordinary situationwhich has arisen," Hockey Indiasecretary general Narinder Batratold reporters here."We kept all stakeholders thefranchises, PHF and HI in theloop during these discussions. WeKumble questions BCCI'sage-verification process at WC meetingNEW DELHI, Jan 15:took all on board before makingthis decision. All have approvedthis decision. The contract moneyfor 2013 will be paid in full to thePakistani players and HI standscommitted in guaranteeing thesame."We and PHF have mutuallydecided to release the players sothat they do not feel the mentalstress and their performance isnot affected," Batra added.Batra said that the franchises,who had to release the Pakistaniplayers, were free to seek theirreplacements."We will give the right to franchiseswhich own Pakistani playersthat they can ask for replacements.They can select from thereserve pool within their allocatedbudget," Batra said.HI had initially decided tosend back the Pakistani players ofMumbai Magicians franchiseonly but fearing that the leaguecould be affected by disruptions,it took the decision to send backall the players. (PTI)Former India captain andKarnataka State CricketAssociation (KSCA) presidentAnil Kumble today raised questionsabout the Indian CricketBoard's age-verification processfor various junior level tournaments.However it was reliablylearnt that BCCI president NSrinivasan was not on the samepage with India's highest wickettakerin international cricket.Kumble raised his objectionsat the board's WorkingCommittee meeting today aboutthe BCCI's prescribed 'bonedensity' tests for determining theage of the U-16, U-19 cricketersas there have been cases of agefudgingin the past."Anil raised the issue at theworking committee meeting.His contention was that the bonedensity test which is carried outis not foolproof. There are a lotof discrepancies and he askedthe president to think about analternative. However, the presidentinformed that the existingsystem was good enough anddoesn't need any change," a seniorBCCI official, who was presentat the meeting, informedPTI."I don't want to comment onthis issue," was Kumble's tersereply when contacted for a reaction.Early last year, the MumbaiU-16 team had 11 out of its 16players reported for over-ageafterTanner-Whitehouse3(TW3) test, whichdetermines skeletal maturity,was conducted.While the TW3 test was recommendedby Dr Vece Paes duringhis association with theAsian Cricket Council (ACC), ithas recently been done awaywith as the BCCI reverted backto its old method of bone densitytest.Kumble has been one of thevocal members of the BCCI ashe has been raising variousissues during the WorkingCommittee meetings. During anearlier working committee meeting,Kumble had asked whetherDuncan Fletcher has been askedby the BCCI to explain India's 0-8 debacle against England andAustralia. (PTI)Students of GCW Udhampur who excelled in Jashan-e-Virasat competition posing for a groupphotograph along with College authorities on Tuesday.GCW Udhampur students excelExcelsior Sports CorrespondentJAMMU, Jan 15: The studentsof Government Collegefor Women (GCW), Udhampurbrought laurels to the institutionby bagging first prize in threeevents of Quiz Competition,Toran Competition, TraditionalFood Competition (DograCuisine) and second prize inFolk Group Dance competitionin a function Jashan-e-Virasat,organized by the Montage FilmsIndia in collaboration with J&KPolice, Jammu Province andDoordarshan, Jammu atGovernment College forWomen, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu .The students also participatedin Chazza MakingCompetition, Banner MakingCompetition and TraditionalBand Competition. About 27students participated in theevent.Principal GovernmentCollege for Women, Udhampur,Dr Youdhvir Singh and Dr B BSharma provided guidance andsupport for participation inJashan-e-Virasat. Prof RavinderKour, Convener CulturalCommittee and Prof YogeshKumar, HoD Music prepared thestudents for the event.Students who participated inthe event included SonakshiMalhotra, Minakshi Sharma,Shivangali Sharma, AkankshaVerma, Nisha Kumari, IshaSharma, Rupali, Risha Verma,Deepika Sharma, PriyankaBandral, Deepmala Kotwal,Suman Kumari, Sunamika,Paran, Malti, Mrinal Charak,Shavita Jamwal, Sapna Bandral,Simran Jamwal, Romi, Sonika,Sheetal, Jyoti Sharma, AnitaBajal, Shoba Devi and ManikaSharma.All nine Pakistani players to return homeCOURT OF THE MUNSIFF, KATRAPresent: Prem Sagar1. Mandir Shiv Ji Maharaj through its worshipers namely,2. Ram Dhan S/o Kaku Ram, 3. Rakesh Kumar, 4. Parshotam KumarBoth Sons of Om Parkash 5. Surinder Kumar S/o Mir Chand 6. KewalKrishan S/o Dina Nath 7. Mohan Lal 8. Thakar Dass, 9. Romesh ChanderSons of Gullam All castes Sanmotra Brahmins, Residents of Vill. KotliBajallan Teh. & Distt. Reasi.(Plaintiffs)V/s1. Suraj Parkash 2. Dev Raj Sons of Lt. Ishwar Dass 3. Ved Parkash S/oLate Jagan Nath 4. Balkrishan 5. Santosh Kumar Sons of Badri Nath 6.Om Parkash S/o Ragu Nath. All reisdents of VIll. Kotli Bajallan Teh. &Distt. Reasi(Defendants)In the matter of : Suit in a representative capacity for permanent prohibitoryinjunction and compromise with respect to the suit land.Where as the plaintiffs have filed a suit in a representative capacity forpermanent prohibitory injunciton restraining the defendants their agents,representatives, employees, allies from causing any type of interference,obstruction directly or indirectly through any mode, manner & methodwhatsoever over the piece of land measuring 91 kanals 5 marlas comprisingunder khasra No. 822 min/423 situtated at Village Kotli Bajallan,Katra upon which a Mandir ShivJi Maharaj/Temple & other connectedreligious sanctuaries/places stood constructed.Now, the parties want to compromise with respect to the suit land mentionedabove.The public in general is informed through this proclamation that if anybody has any objection in compromising the parties with respect to thesuit land mentioned above, shall file their objections on or before05/02/2013, failing which the suit shall be dealt will in accordance withlaw and no objections will be entertained after the expiry of date of hearingfixed for.Given under my hand and seal of their court on 01/01/2013.Sd/-MunsiffKatraNo:-231/MKDt: 14/01/2013Women handballtrials todayExcelsior Sports CorrespondentJAMMU, Jan 15: Jammuand Kashmir HandballAssociation is holding trials topick the players for the coachingcamp prior to the 41stSenior National WomenHandball Championship to beheld at Nellore in AndhraPradesh from February 16 toFebruary 21, 2013.According to a handoutissued here the trials will beheld on January 16 and January17, 2013 at Mini Stadium,Parade in Jammu.Meanwhile, the Associationhas advised the women playersbelonging to affiliate units of theState to report at the said venueon the aforementioned dates.JKHA suspendsAngad SinghExcelsior Sports CorrespondentJAMMU, Jan 15: The officebearers of Jammu and KashmirHockey Association (JKHA) inan emergent meeting haveunanimously decided to suspendofficial of the Association,Angad Singh with immediateeffect.It is pertinent to mentionhere that a case has been registeredby the Cyberabad PoliceStation, Hyderabad in AndhraPradesh in connection withalleged molestation chargesagainst him on the complaint ofwomen hockey player.According to a handoutissued here, president Jammuand Kashmir HockeyAssociation, S Balwinder Singhhas written to Andhra PradeshDGP to apprise the Associationabout the charges leveledagainst him to help it take furthernecessary action.DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMUIndia finally win, thrashEngland in 2nd ODIKOCHI, Jan 15:India finally found their winningtouch as they relied on a brilliantall-round display to thrashEngland by an emphatic 127 runsin the second cricket one-dayerhere today.India first posted a competitive285, riding on captainMahendra Singh Dhoni's 72 andRavindra Jadeja's 61, before thebowlers skittled out the visitorsfor a paltry 158 in just 36 overs tolevel the five-match series 1-1.It was a convincing andmorale-boosting victory for theIndians who have struggled oflate even in home conditions, losingthe ODI series to arch-rivalsPakistan and the Test seriesagainst England.The hosts did well in alldepartments of the game, thoughthe batting of the top order continuedto be a concern with GautamGambhir (8) and Ajinkya Rahane(4) failing to deliver while theform of Virat Kohli remainedpatchy though he scored 37 today.It was Dhoni's 66-ball 72 andJadeja's blistering unbeatenknock of 61 in just 37 balls whichprovided the late flourish to theIndian innings. Suresh Raina (55)and Yuvraj Singh (32), who wasdistinctly unlucky to be givenLBW, were the other notable contributors.With the Nehru Stadium providingample assistance to thebowlers in the second half, theIndians exploited the conditionsto the hilt to bundle out the visitorswith Kevin Pietersen beingthe top-scorer with a 58-ball 42.Bhuvneshwar Kumar (3/29),R Ashwin (3/39) and Jadeja(2/12) were the pick of the Indianbowlers to give the hosts aresounding victory in front of acapacity crowd.The two teams will now travelto Ranchi for the third onedayerto be played on January 19.It was rookie Shami Ahmedwho gave India an early breakthroughwith the wicket of IanExcelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Jan 15: Two day“On the Spot PaintingCompetition” organized by J&KAcademy of Art, Culture andLanguages commenced today atKala Kendra.On the first day of the competition,about 150 students inthe age group of upto 11 yearsfrom different school and institutionsparticipated and displayedtheir talent.During prize distribution ceremony,three equal prizes of Rs500 each in infant group werebagged by Tanishka Mahajan ofSt Joseph Convent School,Nagrota, Shloka Sharma of AirForce School, Satwari andChirag Khanna of DPS School,Jammu.The Certificates of Meritwere presented to Shaiste of CooperativePublic High School,Rahil Hussain and Prianshu ofShiksha Niketan SeniorSecondary School, IpsitaMahajan of Sanfort School, RituDas of DBN Vidya Mandir andNiharika Bassey of Army PublicSchool, Miran Sahib.First prize of Rs 700 inJunior group was presented toAnmol of GD Goenka PublicSchool, second prize of Rs 500was bagged by Saday Samnotraof Heritage School. The threeequal prizes of Rs 300 each wentto Hirdeshte Mahajan ofPresentation Convent SeniorSecondary School, RidhiPrabhakar of Heritage SchoolIndian skipper MS Dhoni and Ravindra Jadeja who added 96runs in 10 overs to push India to 285 for 6 in Kochi one-dayer.0-39-3. PTIBell (1) who chased a wide ballwhich pitched up and swung,only to take an edge to Dhoni inthe second over of the Englandrun chase.Two day ‘On the Spot PaintingCompetition’ commencesSCOREBOARDIndia:Ajinkya Rahane b Finn 4Gautam Gambhir b Dernbach 8Virat Kohli c Bell b Woakes 37Yuvraj Singh lbw b Tredwell 32Suresh Raina b Finn 55MS Dhoni c Root b Dernbach 72Ravindra Jadeja not out 61Ravichandran Ashwin not out 1Extras: (LB-5, W-10) 15Total: (For 6 wkts; 50 overs) 285Fall of wickets: 1-18, 2-18, 3-71, 4-119, 5-174, 6-270.Bowling: Steven Finn 10-1-51-2, Jade Dernbach 9-0-73-2, ChrisWoakes 9-0-60-1, Samit Patel 10-0-43-0, James Tredwell 10-0-48-1, Joe Root 2-0-0-5.England:Alastair Cook lbw b Kumar 17Ian Bell c Dhoni b Shami Ahmed 1Kevin Pietersen b Kumar 42Joe Root b Jadeja 36Eoin Morgan c Dhoni b Kumar 0Craig Kieswetter c Raina b Ashwin 18Samit Patel not out 30Chris Woakes lbw b Jadeja 0James Tredwell lbw b Ashwin 1Steven Finn c Dhoni b Ashwin 0Dernbach run out (Jadeja/Dhoni) 2Extras: (B-4, LB-3, W-4) 11Total: (For 10 wickets; 36 overs) 158Fall of wickets: 1-4, 2-58, 3-73, 4-73, 5-110, 6-132, 7-132, 8-135,9-135.Bowling: B Kumar 10-2-29-3, Shami Ahmed 4-1-24-1, I Sharma4-0-28-0, R Jadeja 7-1-12-2, Yuvraj Singh 4-0-19-0, R Ashwin 7-and Tanvi Sharma of GDGoenka School.The certificates of meritwere awarded to Nandini Abrolof Air Force School, JasleenKour of J&K Police PublicSchool, Manpreet Kour ofShiksha Niketan, Aryan Saprooof DBN Vidya Mandir, SwapnilaAcharya of JK Public SchoolKunjwani, Divya Gupta of StPeter School and Uddhav PratapVohra of KV No. 1, Jammu.In the competition, Nationalreputed Artists Harsh Vardanand Rohit Verma were the adjudicators,while Dr SudhirMahajan was the incharge.As if taking revenge for Bell'swicket, England captain AlastairCook punished Shami for twofours in the fourth over andPietersen joined his skipper bycarting the same bowler for threeboundaries three overs later.England were scoring at abrisk pace, more than five anover, and Ishant Sharma's introductionin the 10th over did notstop the flow of runs and thepacer was greeted with twoboundaries by Pietersen. (PTI)Aryan Gupta, S/o AnilGupta, studentof ShangrillaH i g h e rSecondarySchool, LaxmiNagar, SarwalJammu who wonsilver medal in 23-25 kg categoryof 58th National SchoolGames TaekwondoChampionship held at Delhirecently.Students of GD Goenka Public School, Jammu who excelledin Jashan-e-Virasat and Cyber Olympiad respectively, posing fora group photograph along with Principal Poonam Jha. WhileTanishka Tickoo bagged a cash prize of Rs 300 for her vocal performancein Jashan-e-Virasat, Deepti Bakshi, Vaibhav Dhar andPitamber Gupta qualified for the second level of the CyberOlympiad. Others who excelled in Cyber Olympiad includedManila Singh, Arnav Thakur, Zeeshan Rasool, Sarthak SinghKotwal and Shashwat Dubey.

DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2013 (PAGE 13)IT official removedfrom Finance MinistryNEW DELHI, Jan 15:A senior Income Tax officialwho has allegedly taken ahuge bribe of crores of rupeeswas today removed from theFinance Ministry after CBI carriedout searches on his propertiesduring a probe into accusationslevelled by Rs 500-croreStock Guru scam mastermind.Deputy CommissionerIncome Tax Yogendra Mittal, a2006-batch Indian RevenueServices Officer, who wasposted at Finance Ministry inCentral Board of Direct Taxesas an Officer on Special Duty(OSD) in the Tax planning andlegislation division has nowbeen "attached" as an OSD inChief Commissioner (IncomeTax) Delhi office, officialsources said here."A departmental inquiryagainst him will be conductedby a Chief Commissioner rankofficial and it will submit areport to the CBDT soon. Hemay later be suspended too," aNSF protestsagainst SSRBExcelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Jan 15: NationalSecular Forum today protestedagainst the SSRB for its allegedcallous attitude towards theJammu region.During the protest, whichwas held on Jammu Universitycampus, the NSF activistsraised slogans against SSRBand demanded due share ofJammu region in respect ofGovernment jobs.Addressing the protesters,Ravi Choudhary State generalsecretary NSF, alleged thatJammu region was beingignored by giving more importanceto Kashmir region.Sukhdev Singh alleged thatSSRB has created more jobopportunities for Kashmirregion neglecting the Jammu.He appealed the Chief Ministerto look into the matter and holdan enquiry into discriminationover the posts created forJammu region as compared toKashmir region.Among those who werepresent in the protest includedSukhdev Singh, Rahul Sharma,Tanveer Ahmed, Parwaz Khan,Rishikesh Rana, VivekSawhney, Mayank Arora, VinodSharma, Ravi Chark, DeepakSharma, Rajeev Sharma, AnurajGupta, Abhishak Sharma andothers.People of SayalSallen meetARTOExcelsior CorrespondentUDHAMPUR, Jan 15:People of Sayal Sallen arealed by Sarpanch Vikas Sharmamet ARTO and apprised himabout the problems beingfaced by the local youths dueto issuance of more auto servicepermission from theirplace to Udhampur town.While speaking, VikasSharma said that for the longtime there was no transportfacility in their locality andthe Panchayat has initiated toprovide transport facility tothe people by encouraging theyouth to adopt transport astheir profession.He said that local youthsare continuing their businessdespite poor public responseand his office is issuing morepermission orders, which isunjustified.ARTO gave a patient hearingto their demand andassured that he will withdrawthe route permit granted toothers.Among others presentwere Jagdish Kumar, NaibSarpanch, Rahul Dev Singh,district president, YouthCongress, Subash Kumar,Jagdish Bhardwaj, Bikku,etc.senior official said.Meanwhile, CBI took custodyof Stock Guru promoterUlhas Khaire, who was in Tiharprison as an undertrial, and isplanning to confront him withMittal in the light of allegationsand counter-allegations leveledby them against each other,agency sources said here.They said questioning ofMittal took place today at theagency's headquarters herewhere he denied taking anybribe from Khaire.CBI had conducted searchesafter allegations by Khaire thatthe IT official had walked awaywith Rs 40 crore from hisRewari residence besides payinga bribe of Rs 15 crore fordiluting a case against his company.However, the agency aftersearches and seizure of all documentssaid only movable andimmovable assets worth Rs 2crore could be traced and thesame could be well explainedby the IT official, CBI sourcessaid. (PTI)NPP demands rollback of newrecruitment policyExcelsior CorrespondentUDHAMPUR, Jan 15:National Panthers Party (NPP)today held a protest againstthe new recruitment policy.Amid slogans, large numberof Panthers Party leaders andworkers gathered at GoleMarket and criticized the newrecruitment policy made byGovernment.The protestors condemnedthe new recruitment policy andalleged that the Governmenthas spoiled the future of educatedyouths.They said that the ChiefMinister has failed to createany strong recruitment policyand no step has been taken byhim to provide relief to unemployededucated youths.They demanded roll back ofthe new recruitment policy atthe earliest.Mandleek Nagarresidents protestagainst PHEExcelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Jan 15 :Residents of Mandleek Nagar,Paloura, today held a protestdemonstration against PHEalleging shortage of drinkingwater supply in the area for thelast week.The protest was organisedunder the banner of WelfareCommittee of MohallaMandleek Nagar. The protestingpeople raised slogansagainst PHE.They appealed the concernedauthorities to look intothe matter and take necessaryaction for regular supply ofdrinking water in the locality.FurnituredistributedExcelsior CorrespondentKATRA, Jan 15: FormerChairman of MunicipalCommittee Ambrish Magotraand owner of New Swagat andLight House Arun Sharmadonated thirty desks toGovernment Higher SecondarySchool Katra in lieu of celebratingJagran Ki Raat inside theschool premises.On the eve of 31stDecember, ex-chairmanMagotra organised Mata KaJagran on the school groundwhere renowned devotionalsinger Chanchal and thousandof devotees participated.Principal Tripta said thatthis time the organizers of theJagran agreed to donate desksfor the good functioning of theschool.Invitation to youth for CongressChintan Shivir creates heartburnNEW DELHI, Jan 15 :With youth getting the lion'sshare in invitations, the muchtalkedabout Chintan Shivir ofCongress being held in Jaipurthis week has created heartburnin a section of the Party.Middle level leaders includingformer Union Ministers havebeen upset over their failure toget invitations despite beingMPs and leaders for long.These leaders are doublyupset that the peculiar way ofgranting large scale invitationsto the office bearers of the YouthCongress and the NSUI havecreated a situation that their followershave got in but they havefailed."What could be achieved bycalling political greenhorns forsuch meets to decide on pollstrategy?", a leader asked.Another said a better optioncould have been having a separatemeeting of the IYC andNSUI office bearers with theCongress president and RahulGandhi, who is in charge ofthese bodies.The view of yet anotherleader was that it was hardlypossible for doing a brainstormingsession when the number ofdelegates run into hundreds.With Rahul Gandhi virtuallytaking centre-stage in Congresspolitics, youth power is expectedto come to the fore as neverbefore during the party's ChintanShivir.This is because for the firsttime around 160 members fromYouth Congress and NSUI willbe among the 350 participantsduring two-day conclave whichhas assumed importance in viewof the 2014 Lok Sabha elections.There were not more thanfive youth leaders in the earliertwo such brainstorming sessionsof the party at Panchmarhi andShimla held in 1998 and 2003,respectively.Central leaders are projectingthe conclave as an attempt toarrive at a "harmonious blend ofyouth and experience" to get theParty's act together as a precursorto formation of UPA-III.(PTI)THE JAMMU AND KASHMIRSTATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATIONOFFICE JAMMU : GOVT POLYTECHNIC CAMPUS, BIKRAM CHOWK,JAMMU - 180004 (NOV. TO APR.)OFFICE SRINAGAR : A-BLOCK, OLD SECRETARIAT, SRINAGAR-190001(MAY TO OCT)Ph/Fax : Srinagar :Off : 2485697 Jammu : Off: 2430015NOTICEIt is notified for the information of all the students of Jammu andKashmir division that the theory paper of 4th Semester scheduledon 18-01-2013 is hereby POSTPONED, and will now beheld on 31/01/2013. It is due to the reason that the 18th Januaryhas been declared as State holiday on account of Guru GobindSingh’s Birthday the venue and timing of the exam will remainthe same.Sd/-DIP/J-7512(Er. J.K. Kesar)Dt: 15-01-13RegistrarJ&K , SBOTE JammuSanitarysupervisorsproject demandsExcelsior CorrespondentJAMMU, Jan 15: SanitarySupervisors’ Union urged uponthe Government to address thegenuine and justified demandsprojected by the union leadership.In a meeting of the Unionheld here under the chairmanshipof Dev Anand Gill today,the executive members projecteddemands of the Sanitarysupervisors. The main demandsof the Union included implementationof SRO 43, sanctioningof two and half days’ extrasalary to field staff, filling up ofthe vacant posts as committedby Government, early conductof DPC and enhancement ofthe salary of casual labourers.Prominent of among thosepresent in meeting includedVivek Sood, Romesh Kumar,Rajinder Kumar, Sameer Bali,Bansi Lal, Chaman Lal andKashmiro Devi.CONGRATULATIONSJenab ShabirAhmed Khanon beinginducted in theMinister ofHealth(Independent)Courtesy:Jenab ShabirDr. A.P. SinghAhmed KhanOrtho Ist ClinicRani Bagh, JammuMob.: 8803030303,94191-44299CONGRATULATIONSJenab SAJJADAH. KICHLOOon being inducted in theCouncil of Ministers.Courtsey:Mustaq Ah. AhangerUmer MushtaqueR/o Astan Balla Kishtwar(M) 94192-00988, 99061-74009Government of Jammu and KashmirDirectorate of School Education KashmirSubject: Cancellation of appointment of candidates selected by the J&K ServicesSelection Board for the post of Teacher (Backlog) District Cadre Anantnag.Reference: Administrative Department’s letter No. Edu-1/64/2009 Dated 21.06.2012.ORDER NO. 90 DSEK OF 2013DATED: 12/01/2013Whereas, Administrative Department vide letter No. Edu-1/64/2009 Dated 21.06.2012and No. even dated: 03.08.2012 has conveyed selection list of candidates selected asTenders for District cadre Anantnag pursuant to selection made by the J&K ServicesSelection Board, Jammu vide No. SSB/Sel/Secy/2121-22 Dated 02/08/2012 forissuance of appointment orders only after authentication/ verification of all original certificates/reserved category certificates/ character antecedents etc.Whereas appointment orders in respect of Twenty (20) candidates were issued vide thisoffice Order No. DSEK of 2012 dated: 08.08.2012 subject to the verification/authenticationof category certificates.Whereas Chief Education Officer Anantnag vide letter No. CEO/A/Estt-II/17979/12,dated: 25/08/2012 has reported that the following five candidates have failed to join theDepartment within stipulated time.S.No.S.No. of annexureto order no. 1499Drug peddler nabbedwith 350 capsulesExcelsior CorrespondentKATHUA, Jan 15: A drugpeddlerwas arrested along with350 capsules of toxic nature inKathua town here today.Apolice spokesman said that alocal police party during patrollingnear Gujjar Hostel, intercepted abike rider Baljit Singh, son ofSardar Singh of Barwal villageand during frisking recovered 350capsules of Parvan Spas from hispossession. A case FIR No. 12/2003 was registered against him atKathua Police Station.Name of the candidates Parentage Category1 04 Mumtaz Ahmad Manzoor Manzoor Hussain Khan ALC2. 12 Rajeesh Kumar Puran Chand SC3. 13 Ajay Kumar Thoru Ram SC4. 18 Devi Das Thapa Sewa Ram SC5. 20 Naresh Kumar Naseeb Chand SCOFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER PWD (R&B) DIVISION REASIFRESH E. N.I.T No. 33 of 01/2013 Dated: 04/01/2013Executive Engineer PWD (R&B) Division Reasi, on behalf of J&K State invite tenders by e-tendering mode on item rate basis from approved and eligible contractors registered with J&KGovt. / CPWD/ MES for the following works:-1. Date of Publishing 07-01-2013.2. The Bidders documents can be downloaded from the website www.jktenders.gov.in from 07-01-2013 to 13-01-2013 up to 1400 hours.3.a. The Bids shall be deposited in electronic format on the website www.jktenders.gov.in from09-01-2013 to 16-01-2013 up to 1400hours. The Bids received will be opened at 1400hours on17-01-2013 online.b. The complete bidding process will be online.c. A Pre Bid Meeting will be held on 10-1-2013 at 1400hours in the office of the SuperintendingEngineer PWD (R&B) Circle Udhampur to clarify the issues and to answer questions on any matterthat may be raised at that stage as stated in clause 10 of instruction to bidders of the Biddingdocuments --DELETED.d. Technical bids of the bidders shall be opened online in the office of the SuperintendingEngineer PWD (R&B) Circle Udhampur on 17-01-2013 at 1400hours.e. The scanned copies of the following documents to be uploaded online:i. Tender document cost in shape of Demand Draft.ii. Earnest Money Deposit [EMD] in shape of CDR@ 2% of advertised cost.iii. Attested photocopy of Registration card renewed for the current financial year.iv. Attested photocopy of PAN cardv. Attested photocopy of Sale Tax clearance certificate valid for the current financial year.vi. Financial turn over certificate @40% of advertised amount in any one year in last five yearfor advertised amount more than Rs. 50.00lacs.vii. Similar nature of work certificate 1/5th of advertised amount as a prime contractor in anyone year in last five year for advertised amount more than Rs. 50.00lacs.Sd/-Executive EngineerPWD (R&B) DivisionReasiDIP/J-7263Dt:7-1-2013JAMMU & KASHMIR PROJECT CONSTRUCTIONCORPORATION LTD JAMMUNOTICE INVITING TENDERE-NIT No. 122, 123 dt. 11-01-2013Sealed tenders affixed with Rs.5/- revenue stamp are invited on behalf of Managing Director J&K PCC Ltd. PanamaChowk, Rail Head, Jammu from original manufacturers or their duly authorized dealers for “supply of electrical items”for various projects of corporation in Jammu province.S.No NIT No. Particular Earnest Money1 122 Supply of PVC Copper wire of differentsizes. (Make: Anchor, Havells)Rs. 0.50 lacs2 123 PVC conduit pipes and bends of sizes Rs.0.50 lacsISI mark (Heavy duty) Make: A.K.G, PolyPack,Poly Plast, Setia.Detailed tender documents of each tender can be had from the office of Dy. General Manager Electrical Unit J&KPCCLtd. Jammu against cash payment (non-refundable) of Rs.500/- each or demand draft from any scheduled bank in favourof Dy. General Manager Electrical Unit J&KPCC Ltd. Jammu on any working day from 11-01-2013 to 31-01-2013 duringoffice hours.Both the tenders shall be addressed to the Managing Director J&K Project Construction Corporation Rail Head, PanamaChowk, Jammu, so, as to reach in his office on or before 31-01-2013 up to 4.00 PM through speed post/ Registeredpost only. The tenders shall be opened on 01-02-2013 or any subsequent date convenient to the Managing Director, inthe presence of the tenderers or their authorized representatives who may wish to be present.The application for the tender document shall be entertained only from those prospective tenderers who shall fulfill thefollowing conditions supported by documentary evidence:-a. Prof. of being an original manufacturer or their authorized dealer.b. Registration Certificate.c. Valid TIN No.The tender shall be accompanied by the earnest money in the shape of CDR/FDR pledged in favour of Accounts OfficerJ&KPCC Ltd. Jammu.The earnest money along with commercial terms & conditions and rates shall be placed in separate sealed envelops,each marked Part-I & Part-II respectively for both the tenders separate. These envelops shall be submitted in anothersealed envelop. Part-II of each tender of those tenderers shall be opened at predetermined date & time, whose earnestmoney & technical suitability is found to be in order.Complete detail of e-tendering can be down loaded/up loaded from the departmental website www.jktenders.gov.in.DIP/J-1637-PSd/-Dt: 11-1-13Dy. General ManagerElectric Unit, JKPCC Ltd., JammuDIRECTORATE OF HEALTH SERVICES, COMPLEX, JAMMUNow therefore appointment order issued in favour of the above five candidates vide thisoffice Order No. 1499-DSEK of 2012 dated: 08.08.2012 are hereby cancelled.Sd/-DIP/K-12867Director School EducationDt: 12/1/2013KashmirDIP/J-7436 Dt. 15-1-13Sd/- (Dr. Baldev Sharma)Deputy Director (HQ)Health Services Jammu

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2013 (PAGE 14)CONGRATULATIONSIdrees Malik(Chairman)On being elected asChairman & PresidentRespectively of self helpgroup associationCourtesy:M/s GLOTECH INFRAM/s SAI BABA ENGG. & CONSTRUCTION GROUPSHIV SHANKER CONSTRUCTIONSSUSHANT GUPTA (Ex. Gen. Secy. NSUI)Jagpaul Singh(President)Soldiers' killing overshadowRahul's Amethi visitAMETHI (UP), Jan 15:Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi today visited his parliamentaryconstituency and interacted with women members ofself help group and youth.However, instead of development issues, the Amethi MP's onedayvisit was dominated by the brutal killing of the two Indian soldiersby Pakistani troops.As soon as cavalcade of the Congress MP, who arrived for ameeting with women members of SHGs, left the Fursatganj airporta group of youth stopped it and demanded that the head of martyrsoldier Hemraj Singh be brought back.Later, in a meeting with about 3,000 women SHGs who came from22 districts of UP at a school here, Rahul again faced questions regardingthe incident and call for strict action, women participants said.According to those present in the meeting, the women workersdemanded that ten heads be brought in reply to the Pakistan army'saction.(PTI)REQUIREDFACULTY1. PGT - Eng, Phy,Chem, Bio and MathsSalary upto 10,000/-2. Doctor/Nurse -Salary NegotiableEx-Servicemen PublicSchool, Thathri, Doda.Mob.: 9906035562send your resume atfax-01997-228444DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMUFORTIS HOSPITAL, NOIDALIVER & NEURO SURGERY OPDOPD Consultation (Liver Transplant):Dr. Vivek VijOPD Consultation (Neuro Surgery):Dr. Anil DharVenue: 228 B.C Road Maharishi Dayanand Hospital, JammuDate 19th Jan 2013 (Saturday) Time: 10 Am - 2 PMContact: Mr. Nishant Chauhan09871878550, 09419182314,0191-2545225, 2576025