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09/12/2023

Mega Awareness Event Sheds Light on Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007 in Ganderbal

Ganderbal, December 09: In a concerted effort to bolster awareness and advocacy for the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007, a significant awareness event was held at the townhall in Ganderbal.

The initiative, spearheaded by District Social Welfare Officer, Sahir Majeed, drew a robust gathering of senior citizens, civil society representatives, and retired government officials.

The District Social Welfare Officer in his address provided insights into various social welfare schemes and discussed the challenges faced by senior citizens.

District Mission Coordinator, Sabeeta Jan, emphasized the importance of addressing health-related issues affecting senior citizens.

Shagufta Nabi, Centre Administrator OSC Ganderbal, delivered a concise presentation on the Senior Citizens Act of 2007, shedding light on its provisions and implications.

To enhance the impact of the initiative, posters and pamphlets elucidating the significance of the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007, were distributed among the attendees. These materials aim to empower senior citizens by imparting valuable information about their rights and entitlements.

The event marked a milestone in fostering community awareness and support for the well-being of senior citizens, underscoring the commitment of Ganderbal towards the welfare of its elderly population

09/12/2023

ACB organizes Awareness program on International Anti-Corruption Day at Mini Secretariat Ganderbal

GANDERBAL, DECEMBER 09: In view of the International Anti-Corruption Day being celebrated on December 09, Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), Srinagar today organized Workshop here at Conference Hall of Mini Secretariat Ganderbal

Additional Deputy Commissioner, Gulzar Ahmad and officers and officials of different Departments participated in the workshop.

In his address during the workshop, the ADC focused on fast disposal of complaints especially related to Revenue, Welfare and other public oriented works.

Chief Prosecuting Officer Srinagar, Ghulam Jeelani and Inspector Muneeb Ul Islam attended the program on behalf of Anti Corruption Bureau Srinagar.

Chief Prosecuting Officer Srinagar in his address spoke in length about healthy work culture and importance of honest and credible officers who play instrumental roles in functioning of various Government departments.

During the workshop, it was highlighted that corruption is an all common phenomenon which knows no boundaries and barriers and all efforts should be made to curb this menace. They highlighted that the institution of Departmental Vigilance officers is a step towards utilizing officers in the field within the concerned department to provide a helping hand to curb corrupt practices.

During the program, the participants were also enlightened about the detailed procedure regarding conducting of Regular Departmental Actions (RDA) besides emphasizing on the importance to conclude RDA in a time bound manner.

07/06/2023

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07/06/2023

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18/05/2023

The Kathi Junction outlet was inaugurated by Senior Journalist From Jummu and Kashmir Syed Tajamul.During Opening Ceremony Syed Tajamul Said This is the first type of food brand outlet Kathi Junction in Nagbal to 90 Feet Road Srinagar /Ganderbal .A number of people from different walks of life thronged for the opening ceremony of the outlet.Molana Nisar Qasmi and other dignitaries were present on the occasion.Kathi Junction serves the best Fast food like Kathi Rolls, Kababs, Shawarma Biryani and much more.Owner of kathi Junction told that the outlet will be a joint for the tourists students to come and enjoy their favorite dishes including pizzas, burgers and other latest items of fast food.

18/05/2023

J&K | LG Manoj Sinha inaugurated JKIDFC's Projects worth Rs 97 crore earlier today. Some of the projects dedicated to the people were pending for years. Our commitment and focus is on accelerated development and timely completion of projects.

18/05/2023

DHSK conducts emergency medical service (EMS)drill to check preparedness.

The Directorate of Health Services Kashmir under the supervision of Director Health Services Kashmir, Dr Mushtaq Ahmad Rather today conducted an emergency medical service (EMS) mock drill to take stock of preparedness of healthcare ahead of G20 Summit events.The drill was monitored by the Director Health Services Kashmir at DHSK Main Office Bemina and a dry run was held from DHSK office to SKIMS Soura and Kashmir Nursing Home to check the readiness.In the mock drill doctors, paramedics, drivers, critical care ambulances were also put in place during the mock drill in order to check the preparedness at the venues.After the culmination of the mock drill the director said that the directorate is geared up with all the arrangements in place for the G20 delegates that would take part in the historic event in Kashmir.Earlier, the respective officers were instructed to ensure that all the healthcare arrangements are in ready mode and the exercise will help improve lacunas if any.Meanwhile, the directorate has made all the necessary arrangements at multi places where ever there is requirement of the same to meet any kind of eventuality.

03/04/2023

Full Election Commission to visit J&K soon to assess ground situation for polls
-Will meet top officials, DCs, political parties to take views
-Chances of Assembly elections not very bright


Full Election Commission headed by Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Rajiv Kumar is likely to visit Jammu and Kashmir in the middle of this month to assess ground situation in the Union Territory though there are no indications for conduct of Assembly elections shortly which are overdue.
Few days back, the CEC while addressing a press conference in New Delhi stated that there is vacuum in Jammu and Kashmir which needs to be filled.
Sources told the Excelsior that the full Election Commission will be visiting both the divisions of Jammu and Kashmir and indications to this effect have already been dropped to all stakeholders for making preparations well in advance for presentation to the Commission.
While detailed schedule hasn’t been communicated so far, the visit could last two or three days as the full Commission has to interact with all top officials of the Election Department here, 20 Deputy Commissioners, representatives of all national and regional recognized political parties and other stakeholders.
The visit assumed significance as only few days back while announcing schedule for Karnataka Assembly elections at a press conference in New Delhi, CEC Rajiv Kumar had stated that there is vacuum in Jammu and Kashmir which needs to be filled. He also said that ongoing Special Summary Revision of electoral rolls will not affect the election schedule.
The Commission could also review the process for Summary Revision of electoral rolls. As per the Summary Revision schedule announced by the Election Commission of India, final electoral rolls of Jammu and Kashmir will be published on May 10, unless the schedule is extended.
“The Commission is likely to take feedback from all 20 Deputy Commissioners, other senior officers of civil and police administration on the situation, take view of the Election Commission officials in the UT, political parties and other organizations,” sources said.
It will make public its opinion after visiting the Union Territory, they added.
Sources were, however, of the view that there seems to be no possibility of holding Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir in May-June because of summer, tourist season and annual pilgrimage of Shri Amarnath Ji which will conclude on August 30.
However, there are chances that Panchayat and Municipal elections might be held in time from October to December as these bodies will complete their five-year term in January next year. Lok Sabha elections are due in April-May 2024.
As per the Summary Revision, the people can file claims and objections from April 5-20. Claims and objections will be disposed of on April 28. Checking of health parameters and obtaining Commission’s permission for final publication and updating database and printing of supplements will be done on May 4 while final rolls will be published on May 10.
Last Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir were held in November-December 2014 leading to formation of late M***i Mohammad Sayeed-led PDP-BJP coalition Government in March 2015 after hectic consultations. The BJP, however, withdrew support to Mehbooba M***i led Government in July 2018 that led to imposition of President’s rule followed by Governor’s rule in the erstwhile State.
During revocation of special status of erstwhile State and its bifurcation into two Union Territories of J&K and Ladakh, J&K was given 90-member Legislative Assembly on August 5, 2019. However, first election to the Assembly is yet to be held as the Delimitation Commission took two years to complete the exercise which was followed by Special summary Revision and was completed on November 26, 2022.
“The Summary Revision does not disturb the scheduled part of Assembly elections, the conduct part that depends on various other factors for which we will come back to you. We are aware that there is a vacuum that needs to be filled,” the CEC had said few days back.
Recently, Kumar had said that Assembly polls in J&K will be held keeping in mind various factors, including weather and security concerns. He had noted that the delimitation process in the UT was completed and so was the Special Summary Revision or revision of electoral rolls.
The CEC had said Returning Officers and Additional Electoral Registration Officers had also been appointed in the rearranged and new constituencies.

03/04/2023

J&K to achieve targets set under Sustainable Development Goals by 2030: Economic Survey
-Coordination Centre being set-up to identify area specific gaps
-Goal-wise strategies chalked out by administration


Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir is marching ahead to achieve the targets set under Sustainable Development Goals by 2030 and goal-wise strategies have already been chalked out by the administration in this regard. Moreover, Coordination Centre is being set up to identify area specific gaps in the development.
In the Economic Survey 2022-23 released recently by the J&K Government, it has been claimed that Union Territory is committed to achieve the targets set under Sustainable Development Goals by 2030 and necessary steps in this regard are being taken by the administration.
Measures like Back to Village, Aspirational Development Programme, Universal Health Insurance Scheme, Social Security Schemes, Digitization and Good Governance and building access are helping to cover gaps identified and provide service delivery mechanism to the unreached segments of the society.
Moreover, Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Dashboard and Coordination Centre is being established in J&K which will help to evaluate and identify the area specific gaps in the development, the Economic Survey said, adding districts will be ranked on the performance on SDG District Indicator Framework and in future, budgeting will be based on Output-Outcome Monitoring Framework (OOMF) showing the actual achievement of Key Performance Indicators and identify the gaps which are required to be bridged with the development planning in the concerned area.
“Effective interventions are being developed to address the underperforming targets so that tangible progress can be achieved within the time frame”, the Survey said while disclosing that goal-wise strategies have already been chalked out by the Government to achieve SDGs by 2030.
In J&K various schemes like MGNREGA, National Social Assistance Programme, Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY)-Rural & Urban, NFSA, Integrated Child Development Service (ICDS), Umeed Scheme, Pradhan Mantri Matritva Vandana Yojna (PMMVY)and Universal Health Coverage PMJAY-SEHAT are being implemented to achieve SDG Goal-I, which aims to end poverty in all forms.
About Goal 2, which aims to achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture, the Economic Survey said, “various schemes like Integrated Child Development Service (ICDS), Poshan Abhyian, ICDS, National Mission on Agricultural Extension and Technology (NMAET), Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY), Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture (MIDH) and Mid-Day Meal Scheme are being implemented to achieve this goal”.
In order to achieve Goal 3, the focus of which is on enhancing health and well-being related outcomes, the Economic Survey said that around 350 Health Infrastructure Projects/works worth more than Rs 7000 crore are coming up in Jammu & Kashmir which includes 2 AIIMS, 2 State Cancer Institutes, 2 Bone and Joint Hospitals, 7 New GMCs, 15 Nursing Colleges besides 140 PMDP projects for strengthening of district and sub-district level institutions.
To achieve the goal of ensuring inclusive and equitable education, the Government of Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir is leaving no stone unturned to implement NEP 2020 and various schemes besides opening of new universities, up-gradation of present universities, IIMs, IITs, Medical Colleges and AIIMS to strengthen educational infrastructure.
Various schemes like NIRBHAYA, Dowry Act, Beti Bachao Beti Padhao, Beti Anmol etc are being implemented to achieve the Goal-5 which is aimed at eliminating discrimination against women and girls everywhere.
About goal, which seeks to lessen inequalities among various socio-economic groups in terms of access to services, economic opportunities and overall quality of life, the Economic Survey said that various schemes like Pradhan Mantri Adarsh Gram Yojana, National Social Assistance Programme, SCA to TSP, Border Area Development Programme are being implemented.
The other goals for which all out efforts are being made by the Government are aimed at ensuring the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all; eliminating inefficient energy sources and instead promote universal access to safe cooking fuel and electricity generated from non-polluting and renewable sources which are affordable; focusing on growth which is sustainable and inclusive in nature and seeks to address a host of concerns pertaining to productivity, full employment, unemployment, decent work and labour rights; making cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable and reducing the effects of climate change.

26/03/2023

Srinagar Police took cognisance of a video wherein a group of youths on bikes are seen harassing & attacking a family on road. Midnight raids were conducted by teams led by SDPO West & SHO Parimpora. All 9 accused are arrested & 4 Bikes seized. FIR registered in Parimpora PS.

21/03/2023

Emergency LSCS was going-on at SDH Bijbehara Anantnag during which strong tremors of Earthquake were felt.Kudos to staff of SDH Bijbehara who conducted the LSCS smoothly & Thank God,everything is Alright:- District Chief Medical Officer

11/03/2023

J&K Govt Issues Instructions For Speedy Disposal Of Files In Civil Sectt And Other Government Offices.

13/10/2022

A video of Tezpur in Assam shows an Elephant eating along the road.

17/09/2022

Jammu And Kashmir | Lt Guv Manoj Sinha inaugurated a workshop on 'New Horizons in Sheep & Goat Husbandry among Tribal Community: Challenges & Opportunities' today. Our aim is to increase livestock productivity and production in a sustainable manner & focus on untapped potential for the export and value-added products.
High genetic potential breeds of sheep, exotic breed for crossbreeding, marketing facilities & preventive mechanism of endemic disease problems will bring overall improvement in sheep rearing sector & improve socio-economic status of a vast majority of our livestock producers.
Govt to build 1000 sheds for tribal community’s livestock. 1500 Self Help Groups to receive Rs. 1 Lakh financial assistance from Tribal Affairs Department. 50 Self Help Groups to receive Rs. 3 Lakh each for GenSet and Solar-based shearing machines for ‘Dhoks’.
Common Facilitation Centre - one each in Kashmir and Jammu Division to be established for collection, grading, sorting and packaging of wool.
The govt will soon bring out a scheme for social security for sheep breeders and provide insurance cover to the livestock. A comprehensive policy will also be prepared for health cards and monitoring of health for disease prevention and control measures.