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PRESUMED GUILTY LITTLE TOO SOON

Justice Sathasivam sworn EXCESSIVE USE OF FORCE in as Chief Justice of India CONDEMNED BY STATE CABINET
Rs 5 lakh ex-gratia announced to kin of Gool firing incident
Srinagar-Jammu NH remains closed, Amarnath Yatra suspended
SRINAGAR, JULY 19: On Friday it was the second consecutive day for the all important Srinagar Jammu National highway to remain closed for traffic on account of tension in Ramban district in which four persons were killed. The highway has been closed for vehicular traffic as a precautionary measure, a spokesman of the Traffic department said. Traffic on the highway was suspended yesterday after protests at Ramban, Ramsu and Banihal against the killings.Amarnath Yatra has been halted for the time being till the situation turns normal. Although stranded vehicles were allowed to move towards their destinations at 6.00 pm last evening after curfew was imposed in Ramban district, no vehicles were allowed today, the spokesman said. Officials said authorities are monitoring the situation and a decision to allow traffic on the highway - the only road linking Kashmir with rest of the country - will depend on the emerging law and order situation. Four persons were killed yesterday when security personnel opened fire at a mob that had gathered at a BSF camp in Ramban district to protest against alleged manhandling of an Imam of the area by the force. NEW DELHI JULY 19: Justice P Sathasivam was on Friday sworn in as the 40th Chief Justice of India (CJI) by President Pranab Mukherjee. He took over the post from Justice Altamas Kabir, who served as the CJI for over nine months. Justice Sathasivam, 64, took oath in the name of God at a brief ceremony at Darbar Hall of Rashtrapati Bhavan. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Vice PresidentHamid Ansari, UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi, Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha Sushma Swaraj, her Rajya Sabha counterpart Arun Jaitley, NDA Working Chairperson L K Advani, CPI leader D Raja, several Union ministers were present at the ceremony. Jus-

tice Sathasivam was elevated to the Supreme Court in August, 2007 and would demit office on April 26, 2014. Like his predecessor,

Justice Sathasivam is opposed to scrapping of the present collegium system for appointment of Supreme Court and high court judges. But at the same time, he has admitted that there are drawbacks in the collegium system and efforts can be made to overcome the shortcomings to ensure transparency. "There are drawbacks, I accept. But these drawbacks can be settled," he had said yesterday. Born on April 27, 1949, he enrolled as an advocate in July 1973 at Madras and was appointed as a permanent Judge of the Madras high court in January, 1996. Later, he was transferred to the Punjab and Haryana high court in April, 2007.

Photo of one of the person who was injured during Ramban firing SRINAGAR, JULY 19: Srinagar: In a cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday announced Rs five lakh ex-gratia relief to the next of kin of the four persons killed in the security forces firing in Gool area of Ramban district. The meeting also ordered appointment of one member from each bereaved family in government service on compassionate grounds, an official C M spokesman said. "The cabinet YK extended ex-gratia of Rs five lakh each to the next of kin of those killed in the firing incident. It further ordered that government job will be provided to a family member of those killed in the incident," the spokesman said. The state cabinet also condemned the "excessive use of force" by security forces in Gool area of Ramban that lead to the loss of lives. "The state cabinet condemned the excessive use of force in Gool area of Ramban district and extended condolences to the bereaved families and sympathies with those injured in the firing incident," the spokesman added. Four persons were killed and 44 others, including security personnel, injured in stone-pelting and resultant firing when a mob attacked a BSF camp in Ramban district over alleged high-handedness by a BSF team.

Gool Firing: Three FIRs registered against BSF personnel

JAMMU, JULY 19: Police has registered three FIRs on Friday against BSF and state police personnel in connection with firing at Gool in Ramban district .Four persons died in the firing. Based on complaints from locals, these FIRs have been registered under various sections and police were already looking into it, he added. Meanwhile, Inspector General of BSF (Jammu Frontier), Rajeev Krishna, said they would also file an FIR over the incident.

NEW DELHI, JULY 19: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) announced formation of 20 panels to focus on various aspects of electioneering for the next Lok Sabha polls. BJP leader Ananth Kumar, who announced the details of the various panels, said the party has decided to release a chargesheet against the Congress-led UPA in the run up to the general elections. Party leader Gopinath Munde and Ravishankar Prasad have been entrusted with the responsibility of preparing the chargesheet. The party plans to hold 100 rallies across the country to expose the Congress. Varun Gandhi and Ananth Kumar have been given the charge of plan-

BJP to release charge sheet against BRIEFLY KILLED, UPA, nominates team 2014 MILITANT INFILTRATION BID
ning and arranging these rallies. Top party leaders LKAdvani, Vajpayee and Rajnath Singh will oversee the functioning of central poll panel which is headed by Narendra Modi. The party's publicity team will have senior leaders Sushma Swaraj and Arun Jaitely and Amit Shah. MM Joshi will head the BJP's manifesto team for 2014, while NitinGadkari will be responsible for party's vision document. Nitin Gadkari has also been given the special charge of overseeing Delhi assembly elections. Amit Shah, Poonam Mahajan and Navjot Singh Sidhu have been included in a panel entrusted with the job of wooing the first-time voters.

FOILED IN GUREZ

SRINAGAR, JULY 19: The Indian Army on Friday foiled an infiltration bid along the Line of Control in Gurez sector of Jammu and Kashmir, killing a militant in the operation. A group of three to four heavily armed militants tried to sneak into Gurez sector near Nani Post in the wee hours today, official sources said. The sources said the infiltrators

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STATE BJP NOMINATES CELL PRABHARIS

JAMMU, JULY 19: BJP State President Jugal Kishore Sharma, in consultation with party leaders, has nominated prabharis of different cells from among the senior leaders and State Executive Members. Shashi Pal Vaid has been nominated Prabhari Sewa Group, Rajinder Singh as Prabhari Defence Cell, Col. Uttam Singh as Prabhari ExServiceman, Ravinder Gupta as Prabhari Legal Cell & RTI Cell, Vishwinder Dev as Prabhari Election Cell, Urban Local Body Cell and Panchayati

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HINDUS IN PAKISTAN WORST VICTIMS OF RAPE SAYS A REPORT

ISLAMABAD, JULY 19: Areport by an independent American group. In the past 18 months, has reported that Hindus in Pakistan are the worst victims of rape with seven incidents of Hindu girls being raped were reported, says the study by the US Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF). Not on ly this, two Hindus were killed and four injured in 16 attacks in Pakistan. Besides this, three Hindus were killed in targeted attacks, the Daily Times cited the report as saying. There were three cases of attacks on Sikhs in Pakistan, leading to the death of one person. In the last 18 months, 203 incidents of sectarian violence resulted in 1,800 casualties including 717 deaths. Of these, 635 were Shia Muslims. The report said sectarian and religious violence in Pakistan was on the rise, and between January 2012 and June 2013 the Shia community had been the worst victim. The factsheet prepared

CET FOR MEDICAL COLLEGES: GOVT TO FILE REVIEW PETITION IN SC

NEW DELHI, JULY 19: An "upset" government may file a review petition on the Supreme Court verdict scrapping common entrance test for medical colleges, w ith health minister Ghulam Nabi Azad making it clear on Friday that legal recourse is the only option available. Azad said the apex court order will create difficulties for students aspiring for medical degrees and the health ministry has sought legal opinion on the judgement. "We are very upset," he said while commenting on Thursday's ruling by the top court. He has already asked officials to study the judgement to decide the future course of action. The minister said the government was "expecting a better outcome" but "unfortunately that did not happen." The court ruling, he said, was "a little demoralising for us because we wanted to clean up a number of things". Asked what the government planned to do, the minister said, "there is a legal recourse. There is no other way." A petition seeking review comes up

SRINAGAR, JULY 19: While reviewing progress on the development of rural roads Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday asked for speedy land acquisition for construction of roads under Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY). "The Rs 710 crore provided by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as a special grant need to be utilised in a meticulously and in a transparent manner to achieve the set target within the prescribed time frame," Omar said while chairing a meeting here. The meeting was convened to review the progress on PMGSY and the status of land acquisition process be-

ing carried out across the state. The PMGSY provides necessary succour to the efforts of the state government to expand road communication network in the state and open up villages and remote areas for holistic development and generation of economic activities, he said. Omar asked the department concerned to ensure spending of funds as per work schedule and concentrate on realising outcomes rather than outputs. The Chief Minister said road communication sector in the state has been flagged as one of the most important sectors in the development policy and upgradation,

GERMAN AMBASSADOR CALLS ON VOHRA

SRINAGAR, JULY 19: German Ambassador to India, Michael Steiner called on N. N. Vohra, Governor, at the Raj Bhavan on Friday. The Governor and Steiner discussed issues arising from the world wide economic draw down and several important matters relating to the strong bi-lateral ties between the two countries. They also discussed the possibilities of German investors assisting the establishment of business and commercial ventures for the

before the same bench of the apex court which has delivered the judgement. Commenting on the order, he said the Supreme Court merely said thatMedical Council of India (MCI) should not conduct exams but did not say who else should conduct the tests. He said the court should have said which other body should

INDIA NEEDS MANY THINGS MORE THAN ONLY SECULARISM

HINDSIGHT
ROHIT SINGH RANA The downslide in Indias political narrative is not good for the democracy least for the political system. Every nation passes through turbulent times when a political churning takes place, which ultimately lays foundation of the course on which it finally moves along. France, Germany, Italy and off course England and America too have passed through this kind of churning which ultimately gave expression to a new way. Unfortunately, in India the way political narrative is being allowed to decline is not a healthy sign of a democracy. While as efforts should have been taken in hand to develop a holistic idea of a nationhood, so central to discipline and identity of a nation, efforts are on to weaken the idea of India in order to make some quick electoral gains. It is just like a person engages in corrupt practices in order to make a fast buck. Curiously, in the present context the idea of India is not important to define. Ask any politician what he thinks about India. He will frown, get confused or in his supreme political wisdom say that it is an amorphous, discontinuous land mass which needs the uniting force of secularism to bind. It is only secularism that according to many politicians binds India. Little, they know or care to know that during the heydays of brutal assault on India by Sultans and Mughal kings, there was still amity and the country did not fell apart. Secularism is a natural discourse of India and if any political party seeks to cash on assumed, real or managed threats to it and then they do not understand India. This country has witnessed brutal attacks on its institutions and cultural symbols but still India is a secular country not because of overzealous politicians but because in the DNA of India there is nothing else but secularism. Having said so the war of words between so called secular parties on one side and Modi on the other is not good for the country. The secular card cannot be flogged much because it will eventually backfire on those who without rhyme and reason use it every day and every minute. There was a time when soon after independence, the first Lok Sabha was formed. Nehru, Tandon, Shayma Prasad Mukherjee, Maulana Azad, Mahavir Tyagi, P G Mavlankar, Acharya Kriplani, Kamraj etc adorned the political landscape of the country. Even a cursory glimpse on the quality of debates in the Parliament and level of political discourse between the opposition and ruling party in those times should open the eyes of all politicians who today engage in monkey gesticulations and wicked demonstration of deranged vocabulary. Things have come to such a pass that nobody from ruling UPA, and even the Vice President and Speaker of Lok Sabha turned up in the Parliament when floral tributes were to be paid to Shyama Prasad Mukherjee on his death anniversary. Reason, he challenged Nehru, who always listened to Mukherhjee with respect and rapt attention. Manish Tiwari, Kamal Farooqi, Digvijay Singh, Laloo Yadav, Mulayam Singh, Mani Shankar Iyer, Modi, Varun Gandhi have time and again indulged in debased attacks and some have even gone too personal in their attack on each other. Amidst this unruly slugfest, the political discourse has suffered; courtesy the mad race for garnering votes. Even on the death of 22 children after taking contaminated mid day meal, the political dialogue turned out to be only a pathetic blame game and nothing else. In this drama of duplicity and arrogance, poor Indians are made to swallow every day, the pill of secularism and threatened with assumed dangers to democracy and the country. Today, the political class must come out with what they think India is. Is it a people of Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, castes, or is it a nation which has some historically continued streak of unity binding it together. Unfortunately, the Congress and its tributaries do not understand what India is and the BJP plus Sang Parivar can for too long ignore Gandhi, Nehru or other Congress stalwarts. They are too big to be ignored and their contribution is historical. Presently India does not need assertion on secularism, what it needs is the creation of a sense of nationhood in its people. India needs assertion of its identity; a sustained war on corruption, hunger and poverty. Are Indias politicians capable of that remains to be seen.

conduct the exams. "That would have been fair," he said. Contending that the order will lead to problems for those aspiring for medical degrees, Azad said students across the country now have to run from pillar to post. They will have to appear in different examinations but still not be sure of admission. Since the entrance tests are held around the same time, the students have limited options, he said.

MOB ATTACKS ON SECURITY FORCES : EXPRESSION OF FREEDOM?

The Gool incident in which unfortunately five protestors were killed and many injured raises many questions. It has become a trend in some areas of the State that in the event of an incident of firing or dealing with suspicious persons, security forces are targeted en mass by mobs. It happened in Markundal village of Sumbal Tehsil last month. An army ambulance was targeted by violent mobs which tried to set it on fire along with its occupants. In such grave circumstances, the only option left with the army was to fire in self defence. This resulted in loss of lives. Similarly, a mob of thousands in strength instigated by a Molvi tried to set the BSF camp on fire in the Gool Town. BSF fired in self defence, tragically lives were lost. If we take the view of villagers as gospel truth still the Molvi had no right to instigate th e people. T here are many ways in democracy to express anger. But in the troubled areas in valley and elsewhere people behave as if they do not live in a democratic set up. They seem to have rejected the option of peaceful protest; the result though very unfortunate is for all to see. RANASAHIB

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districts. Ganesh Basotra has been nominated for Basohli district, Dr. Narendra Singh for Kathua district, Keshav Sharma for Samba district, Dev Raj (Adv.) for R.S. Pura district, S. Varinderjit Singh for Jammu district, Suraj Padha for Akhnoor district, Raj Kumar Sharma for Nowshera district, Rajinder Gupta for Rajouri district, Satish Sasan for Poonch district, Rakesh Anthal for Udhampur district, Sheel Mangotra for Reasi district, Sham Singh Katoch for Ramban district, Koushal Kotwal for Doda district, Basant Raj for Kishtwar district. Ashraf Azad for Srinagar Central, M.M. War for South Kashmir and Sofi Yousuf for North Kashmir. an unidentified militant was killed while his accomplice fled back across the LoC, they said. Search operations in the area are still in progress, the sources said. This is the second infiltration bid by militants this month. Five militants were killed when Army foiled an infiltration bid in Keran sector on July 9.

2 Shiv Sena may not support Modi as PM candidate

NEW DELHI: If signals coming from Shiv Sena are taken into consideration then it is likely that the Sena might not support Narandra Modi as the Prime Minister for the 2014 elections. "The country needs a reliable face. Can you find one face who fits? Can you see one? Since we cannot see a clear face, let us elect a strong government," Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray said at a programme organised by Assocham. Later, when asked by reporters who would be the face of NDA in the elections, Thackeray said, "We have a lot of credible people. Have some patience. We will definitely show you the face." The Sena chief's apparent disinclination to back Modi assumes significance considering that BJP has virtually decided to project him as its prime ministerial nominee for the Lok Sabha elections slated for next year. He later had an hour-long meeting with senior BJP leader L K Advani, who had last month revolted against Modi's nomination as BJP's election campaign committee chief. Shiv Sena has been having reservations to the projection of Modi as PM candidate, apparently because of his proximity to Uddhav's estranged cousin and Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray. In his address at the function, Thackeray said, "First bring in a strong government if you want a manifesto for development." Targeting the UPA, he said it is difficult to make out who is running the country - the government or the media or NGOs or some other entity. He said he does not want to single out Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for the sorry state of affairs in the government which he described as "corrupt".

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improvement and construction of roads and bridges are receiving priority attention under various state and Centrally sponsored schemes. He said that good roads buttress economy and bridges bridge the development gaps, he said. Omar said he will review the land acquisition process under PMGSY on quarterly basis.

biggest religious community in Pakistan, were attacked 37 times in which 11 people were killed and 36 injured. Five Christian girls were raped.

BJYM to launch month long membership drive

JAMMU, JULY 19: With an aim to attract youth towards the Bharatiya Janat Yuva Morcha (BJYM) which has undertaken a country wide compaign in this regard, the Jammu district BJYM will launch month long membership drive from July 23, the day coinciding with the birth anniversary of Shaheed Chandrashekhar Azad. It was announced in a meeting of the morcha activists of Jammu district under District President Ajay Vaid. The meeting was attended by the entire team of district office bearers, district working committee members and Mandal presidents. Ajay Vaid, while sharing the details of the said membership drive, said that the BJYM National President Anurag Thakur has chalked out a countrywide comprehensive programme of bringing more and more youth into party's Yuva Morcha. For this exercise, it has been decided to undertake one month membership under Yuva Sadasya - Yuva Mitra Abhiyan at district, mandal and booth level. Vaid said that the present young generation in the country has been feeling betrayed by the anti-youth policies of the UPA government as well as the NC-Congress coalition government in Jammu & Kashmir and have very well understood it that a party like BJP having ideology of patriotism can only ensure their all-round development. He said that the base or strength of a political party depend on the number of its members and the Yuva Morcha has been reaching the youth to ensure that they join us so that their grievances and problems are raised in an effective manner and get resolved. Keshav Chopra, Gaurav Mangotra, Sunil Sharma, Sahil Gupta, Kanav Abrol, Sagar Chandwal, Amit Gupta, Munish Gupta, Ajay Kumar, Rohit Kumar, Rakesh Kumar, Rinku Chauhan, Ravi Sharma, Ankit Verma, Abhisheikh Gupta and others took part in the meeting.

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Raj Cell, Onkar Seth as Prabhari for Senior Citizen Cell, Doctors Cell, Intellectual Cell and C.A. Cell, Anil Gupta as Prabhari Beopar Cell, Ashok Kumar Khajuria as Prabhari Shranarthi Cell, Shilpi Verma as Prabhari Migrant Cell, Mohan Singh Chauhan as Prabhari Media Cell and Rajinder Sharma as Prabhari Training Cell. Ramesh Jasrotia as prabhari Unorganized Labour Cell, Rashpal Verma as Prabhari OBC Cell, Avtar Singh as Prabhari International Border Cell, Govind Sareen as Prabhari Sports Cell. S.Amreek Singh has been nominated as Convenor Intellectual Cell. Jugal Kishore Sharma also nominated State Executive Members as Incharge Cells of different

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Ambassador .. rapid economic growth of J&K, particularly in the areas in which the State was keen to secure foreign collaboration. ` The Governor and Steiner also held discussions in regard to the opportunities available for the youth of the State to pursue their education at the centres of higher learning in Germany, as well as availing job opportunities there. It is pertinent to recall that the Governor, as the founder Co-Chairman of the Indo-European Union Round Table during 200108, has had extensive experience of promoting bi-lateral and multi-lateral understandings between India and the European Union countries.

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under the "Pakistan Religious Violence Project" took into account publicly reported attacks against religious communities. The report said the already poor religious freedom environment for Hindus, Christians and Ahmadiyas continued to deteriorate. There were 77 attacks on Shias, leaving 635 dead and 834 injured. They also suffered 18 bomb blasts and 46 targeted shootings. Christians, the second

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were challenged by the army and asked to surrender. However, the militants opened fire towards the army positions, which was retaliated. In the ensuing gunbattle,

Div. Com Jammu appeals for calm, brotherhood

JAMMU, JULY 19: The Divisional Commissioner, Jammu clarified here today that four persons were killed in the firing incident at Shadi in the Gool area of District Ramban on July 18, 2013 and not six as reported in a section of print and electronic media. He informed that the State Government has sanctioned ex-gratia relief of Rs.5 lakh each to the next of kin to those killed in the firing incident. The State Government also ordered that a job will be provided to one of the family members of those killed in the firing incident. The Jammu Divisional Administration has appealed to the public not to believe in rumors and maintain peace, brotherhood and harmony. In the meanwhile, Minister for PHE, Irrigation and Flood Control, Mr. Sham Lal Sharma and the Minister of

State for Revenue, Relief and Rehabilitation, Mr. Ajaz Ahmed Khan visited the Government Medical College and Hospital, Jammu here today accompanied by the Divisional Commissioner, Jammu and inquired about the condition of injured, all of whom are stable. The Deputy Commissioner, Jammu has disbursed Rs.10, 000 each to the injured persons out of Red Cross Funds.

Free treatment for NCDs be provided to all Districts: Shabir

Says Indian System of Medicine alternate choice of treatment

SRINAGAR, JULY 19: Minister of State for Health, Mr. Shabir Ahmad Khan has said that government would bring all districts under the benefit of National Programme of Non Communicable Diseases (NCDs) adding that at present such facility is being provided in six districts of the State three each in Kashmir and Jammu Divisions. He said in this regard the Union Health Ministry in Principal have agreed to provide funds and a detail proposal would be mooted soon to the Centre for approval. This was stated by the Minister while reviewing the status of several healthcare schemes under implementation in Kashmir Division at meeting of the officers of Health Services of Kashmir. Special Secretary Health & Medical Education, Director Indian System of Medicines, Dr. Ab. Kabir, Director Health Services, Kashmir, Mr. Saleem-ur- Rahman, Mission Director, NRHM, Dr. Yash Pal Sharma, State Surveillance and Nodal Officer, NCD, Dr. Rihanna Kounsar were among other senior officers attended the meeting. Mr. Shabir Said presently this programme is under implementation in the districts of Kupwara, Kargil and Leh in Kashmir Province, where the patients having ailments ofDiabetes, malignancy, cardio-vascular disorders, Cancer and hypertension gets free treatment facilities with the cent percent financial assistance of Central Government. The Centre is funding the programs at district level to scan the patients with these diseases in the State, he said and added that during last two years the Centre has released Rs 5.84 crore and against which Rs 4.08 crore have been incurred on the free treatment of different contagious diseases in these districts. He said under National Programme of Healthcare for Elderly Rs 2.06 crore expended on the different treatments in these districts. He instructed the concerned authorities to formulate a detailed proposal soon to moot it Union Health Ministry for approval of funds, as the Ministry in principal has agreed to grant funds to launch this Scheme to other high focused districts of the State. Receiving appraisal about the status of NCD implemented in 3 districts of Kashmir Division, the Minister was informed that so far 36383 patients has been provided different free medicare facilities, which includes chemo doses to 116 patients, oncology to 421, pain and palliative care to 975 patients and NCD clinic OPD and IPD to 22241 patients. He was also apprised that under National Programme of Healthcare for Elderly 40000 elderly persons provided OPD and IPD care services while as 22039 such persons referred for laboratory investigations and 7781 persons provided physiotherapy. Mr. Shabir asked the field functionaries of the department to carry out mass awareness especially in rural and remote areas about the precautionary measures of infectious diseases. He directed that surveys and tests of water borne diseases should be frequently made to avoid the out breaks of epidemic diseases like measles, food poisoning, influenza, mumps, chicken pox and enteric fever especially in remotest and slum areas. While reviewing the healthcare facilities of school children, the Minister emphasized the need for ensuring monthly health checkup of school children and their proper treatment. He was informed that during first quarter of current fiscal 1030 schools visited by field health teams in the Valley, where 65161 children examined, out of which 16017 school children provided free treatment of different ailments besides distributed vitamin and iron folic tablets to them. The Minister also received detailed appraisal of the different health care activities from Director ISM and instructed the concerned functionaries to encourage people to avail this choice of treatment. He said the government had set up ISM health centers at all state and district level hospitals, besides primary health centers, where free of cost medicines and other related facilities had been made available to needy patients. He asked the concerned to ensure these treatment facilities to the patients. Mr. Shabir said the government was keen to promote the Indian system of treatment in the state. He said in this regard 438 AYUSH medical officers have been engaged at PHCs., 160 posts of Ayurveda and Unani medical officers created by corresponding reduction of equal number of posts of Assistant surgeons besides 396 AYUSH Pharmacist have also been engaged under National Rural Health Mission at Primary Health Centers across the State. He said that upgradation of ISM infrastructure in the State also received focused attention of the government adding that construction work on 5major ISM hospitals and 30 dispensaries at an estimated cost of Rs 101 crore is apace across the State.

Jora chairs meeting of SDA, HUDCO officers

Discusses construction of various projects taken in hand by SDA
SRINAGAR, JULY 19: Minister for Urban Development and Urban Local Bodies, Mr. Nawan Rigzin Jora on Friday convened a meeting of officers of Srinagar Development Authority (SDA) and HUDCO in his office chamber and discussed various issues related to development of infrastructure in Srinagar city for housing people and to improve facilities provided to the people of the city. The meeting was attended by Commissioner-Secretary, Housing & Urban Development, Mr. Jeet Lal Gupta, Vice Chairman, Srinagar Development Authority, Mr. Mohammad Shafi Rather and Regional Chief, HUDCO, Mr. Harjit Kumar, besides other senior officers of the concerned departments. During the deliberations, the meeting was told that SDA has decided to co-opt HUDCO as Consultants for three major projects including construction of Shehjar Apartments, development of Railhead Nowgam and Sangarmal phase-II. Mr Jora while asking the concerned officers to go ahead with the proposed construction on the new projects said that these newly proposed development projects will not only accommodate the houseless people but will also provide employment avenues to the un-employed. Earlier Vice Chairman SDA informed the meeting that SDA has already taken in hand the process for accomplishment of three flagship projects, construction of 300 residential flats-Shehjar Apartments at Bemina, development of an Integrated Housing and Commercial Centre (ICC) at Railhead Nowgam for which around 1500 kanals of land has already been notified by the Government and construction of a mini- convention Centre, Corporate Office complex and hostel as a part of Sangarmal Phase-II. He further said that the Proposed Railhead Nowgam Complex would be a business hub of various commercial activities including housing, hotels, motels, restaurants, shopping plaza etc. The meeting was further told that Shehjar Apartments at Bemina will be the first planned vertical housing colony in Srinagar with various facilities like parking, recreational areas, banquet hall and sports avenues. It was also told in the meeting that HUDCO has already agreed to finance these projects.

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German Ambassador calls on Governor

SRINAGAR, JULY 19: Mr. Michael Steiner, German Ambassador to India, called on Mr. N. N. Vohra, Governor, at the Raj Bhavan here today. The Governor and Mr. Steiner discussed issues arising from the world wide economic draw down and several important matters relating to the strong bi-lateral ties between the two countries. They also discussed the possibilities of German investors assisting the establishment of business and commercial ventures for the rapid economic growth of J&K, particularly in the areas in which the State was keen to secure foreign collaboration. The Governor and Mr. Steiner also held discussions in regard to the opportunities available for the youth of the State to pursue their education at the centres of higher learning in Germany, as well as availing job opportunities there. It is pertinent to recall that the Governor, as the founder Co-Chairman of the IndoEuropean Union Round Table during 2001-08, has had extensive experience of promoting bi-lateral and multi-lateral understandings between India and the European Union countries.

DUPLICATE OF RC
I Amrik Singh S/O Sh Ram Singh R/O 216 Rampura Satwari Jammu have lost RC of Vehicle No JK02U-1267. Now I am applying duplicate for the same . Objection if any one may be conveyed to RTO Jammu TRANSFER NOTICE I Sonam Seanzin S/O Sh Sonam Gilalson R/O Angchok Spon Shopkeeper Road Sakara have applied for the transfer of Vehicle No. JK02AC-7281 in favour of Mohd Riaz Khan S/O Sh Ali Akbar Khan R/O Surankot Distt. Poonch. Objection if any may be Conveyed to RTO Jammu With in 7 Days.

DUPLICATE OF RC
I Ram Singh Transport Service R/O Raipur Satwari Jammu have lost RC of Vehicle No JK02G-4467. Now I am applying duplicate for the same . Objection if any one may be conveyed to RTO Jammu within 7 TRANSFER NOTICE I Vikas Choudhary S/O Darshan Lal R/O H.No 16 Ext Sanjay Nagar Jammu have applied for the transfer of Vehicle No JK02AS-2713 in favour of Dalvinder Singh S/O Jagdish Chander R/O Jasrot Kathua. Objection if any may be Conveyed to RTO Jammu With in 7 Days. TRANSFER NOTICE I Chaghar Singh S/O Sh Sarav Singh R/O Chak Bhalwal Jammu have applied for the transfer of Vehicle No JK02Ak-1646 in favour of Raj Kumar S/O Shanker Dass R/O Ghaje Singh Pura Jammu. Objection if any may be Conveyed to RTO Jammu With in 7 Days. TRANSFER NOTICE I Ajay Kumar S/O Tilak Raj Verma R/O L.No 3 Chandan Vihar Muthi Jammu have applied for the transfer of Vehicle No JK02AS-2475 in favour of Tarsem Lal S/O Bhula Ram R/O Pallan Walla Partly P.O Pallan Walla P.S Akhnoor Jammu. Objection if any may be Conveyed to RTO Jammu With in 7 Days. TRANSFER NOTICE I Manjeet Singh S/O Surjeet Singh R/O Link Road R.S Pura Jammu have applied for the transfer of Vehicle No JK02Ak0589 in favour of Abheed Singh S/O S Tralochan Singh R/O Rani Bagh Jammu. Objection if any may be Conveyed to RTO Jammu With in 7 Days.

Agriculture Minister meets Governor

SRINAGAR, JULY 19: Mr. Ghulam Hassan Mir, Minister for Agriculture, called on Mr. N. N. Vohra, Governor, at Raj Bhavan here this evening. The Governor and Mr. Mir discussed the longer term adverse consequences of climate change on the agricultural and horticultural productivity of the State and the measures which must be implemented in the short and medium term. They also discussed issues arising from the growing shortages of water faced in several areas and the need for urgent steps being taken by farmers and growers to optimize available moisture resources. The Governor and the Minister also discussed issues relating to delays in democratic decentralization.

High Powered Committee approves Plan under RGPSA

Organize more exposure visits, Create data bank at Halqa Panchayat level: CS
It was informed in the meeting that State Panchayat Resource Centres (SPRCs) and District Panchayat Resource Centres (DPRCs) are planned to be established under RGPSA in various Districts. Moreover, Rs 50,000 will be provided to each Halqa Panchayat for various services including street Lighting, sanitation, repairs of Halqa assets etc under the Scheme. For administrative and technical support to Panchayats, services of 4 member team comprising Panchayat Development officer, Accountant Cum Data Entry Operator, Panchayat Sahayak and Junior Engineer are needed under the scheme. As such the total requirement of personnel for data entry operator is 2064 with a target of 518 operators during the current financial year and placement of 1032 Panchayat Sahayaks, the meeting was SRINAGAR, JULY 19: In order to further strengthen the Panchayati raj System in Jammu and Kashmir, the State level High Powered Committee headed by Chief Secretary Mohammad Iqbal Khanday discussed and approved the Annual Plan 2013-14 under Rajiv Gandhi Panchayat Sashaktikaran Abhiyan (RGPSA) to the tune of Rs 55.50 crore for funding. Maintaining that capacity building and training of all Panchayat functionaries is important for efficient functioning of Panchayats in the State, Chief Secretary asked for organizing more exposure visits to different outside State Panchayats to acquaint them with their working. He also called for performing a Base Line Survey to generate effective Data Bank at Halqa Panchayat level to help Panchayats in the Development of plans. informed. Besides administrative and technical support to Panchayats, Rajiv Gandhi Panchayat Sashaktikaran Abhyan also envisages a range of activities such as, Panchayat infrastructure support, capacity building and training of elected representatives (ERs)) and other functionaries, upgradation of institutional structures that provide training and capacity building to PRIs, promotion of active gram sabhas, eenablement of Panchayats, appropriate accounting procedures and accountability processes such as social audit etc. The meeting was attended by Principal Secretary Planning and Development B R Sharma, Commissioner Secretary Rural Development Department Farooq Ahmad Peer and other senior officers.

Centre to fund for modern drug testing lab Srinagar: Joint Secretary
Shabir for early approval of PIP
SRINAGAR, JULY 19: The Union Health and Family Welfare Ministry would provide funds to the State government for establishment of modern Drug Testing Laboratory of International standard at Srinagar and asked the State government to identify alternate land for the purpose to create necessary infrastructure well in time. This was apprised by Union Joint Secretary, Health and Family Welfare, Dr. A.K.Ponda to the Minister of State for Health, Mr. Shabir Ahmad Khan during his meeting with him held at Civil Secretariat last evening. The meeting was also attended by Drug Controller General, India, Dr. G. N. Singh, besides other Senior Officers of Union Health Ministry and State Health Department.During the meeting several issues related to strengthen of Drug and Food Testing Laboratories besides ensuring supply of quality drugs in the State were discussed and decisions were taken for immediate strengthen of the existing Drug and Food Testing infrastructure in the State. The Health Minister said that State government has already mooted Programme Implementation Plan (PIP) to the Centre for release of funds for strengthen the necessary infrastructure in drug testing Labs at Srinagar and Jammu and urged for its early approval. He assured that alternate land for setting up of modern Lab of international standard at Srinagar would be identified and a proposal for sanction of funds would be submitted to the Union Health Ministry soon.The Minister also informed the Central team about the several measures taken by the State government for improvement of healthcare facilities in the State under State and Centre Plans. Shabir asked the central team to take positive view of the proposals already send to Union Health Ministry for funding, keeping also in view the topography of the State. He said timely release of funds under centrally sponsored Schemes like NRHM prove much beneficial to complete the under execution health infrastructure besides upgrading the diagnostic equipment's with manpower in the hospitals of the State.The Joint Secretary and Drug Controller General of India assured the Health Minister that they would take positive view to sanction the genuine proposals of State government meant for improving better health care facilities of the people of the State.

DUPLICATE OF DL
I Rahul Tandon D/O Satish Tandon R/O H No. 32 L No. 6 Suraj Nagar Talab Tillo Jammu have lost DL No JK0220110075143. Now I am applying duplicate for the same . Objection if any one may be conveyed to RTO Jammu within 7 TRANSFER NOTICE
I Hanif Mohd S/O Sh Rashid Mohd R/O Samilpur Bari Brahmna Jammu have applied for the transfer of Vehicle No. JK02T-7336 in favour of Naresh Kumarh S/O Shiv Saran R/O Samilpur Tehsil & Distt. Samba. Objection if any may be Conveyed to RTO Jammu With in 7 Days.

TRANSFER NOTICE
I Charan Dass S/O Sh Amar Nath R/O Kham R.S Pura Jammu have applied for the transfer of Vehicle No JK02W-8519 in favour of Shakti Kumar Sharma S/O Sh Pandit Tara Chand R/O H No. 231 Packki Dhakki Jain Bazar Jammu. Objection if any may be Conveyed to RTO Jammu With in 7 Days.

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STATE
8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 08.03.1994 01.09.1990 12.12.1995 84.20 81.00 78.40 03.01.1993 15.03.1993 73.40 07.03.1995 70.00 07.06.1993 01.02.1993 20.01.1994 68.80 68.60 68.20 67.40 67.00 66.80 66.40 66.00 65.60 60.40 59.20 58.00 01.04.1993 56.60 13.01.1995 20-2-1989 55.20 12.02.1994 50.60 49.00 13.02.1992 SC 65.20 63.40 61.80 59.80 65.37 54.60 65.20 ST ST ST ST P.H OBC ALC S.No. NAME OF THE CANDIDATE 1. 2. 24.05.1992 03.02.1995 75.80 06.06.1993 74.60 74.00 71.73 03.02.1995 05.07.1989 66.40 15.01.1995 59.07 57.20 62.60 03.09.1992 61.73 83.00 77.60 Gen 74.67 Gen Gen Gen 71.60 66.67 RBA 65.40 SC SC ST 62.20 OBC ST DENTAL ASSISTANT S.No. NAME OF THE CANDIDATE 1) 2) 02.02.1994 69.40 66.40 03.04.1986 64.60 61.87 61.87 61.60 61.40 59.73 59.47 58.40 71.33 Gen. Gen. 65.60 Gen. Gen Gen Gen. Gen. RBA RBA RBA Gen Gen. 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11) 12) 13) 14) 15) A.L.C 08.03.1993 50.80 60.40 SC ST S.No. NAME OF THE CANDIDATE 1) 2) Upasana Sharma Pazyal Dutta Mohd Abas Navjot Singh Gulnaz Akhter Taranjeet Kour Waseem Ahmed Iftekhar Ahmed Perphulat Singh Jaseem Ahmed Ramandeep Singh Maqsood Ahmed Rubia Kousar Zahida Parveen Usha Kumari PARENTAGE Balraj Sharma Sunil Kumar Dutta Mohd Akber Late Manjeet Singh Mohammed Sadiq Rajinder Singh Mohd Kabir Khan Ghulam Mohd Gurcharan Singh Mohd Kabir Khan Jagdev Singh Mohd Akbar Mohd Hanief Abdul Hanief Mohan Lal PARENTAGE Sayed Shamim Ahmed Satish Kumar Phool Jai Singh Vinod Sharma Hardev Singh Sudan Wazir Mohd Nazir Ahmed Mohd Labal Krishan Lal Sharma Mohd Jamil Mohd Hussain Abdual Latief Kuldeep Chander Mohd Saghir Khan Abdul Qayoom Khan Mohd Latief Mohd Zaman Mohd Aziz Khan Ghulam Hussain Alaf Din Farooq Ahmed Mohd Aslam Bagh Hussain
Parentage

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73.80 73.60 73.40 73.00 73.00 72.00 18-11-1990 6-12-1992 68.60 68.40 68.40 68.00 68.00 65.40 54.60 53.00 49.00 47.40 45.40 44.80 44.20 43.80 54.40 52.60 49.00 43.40 65.00 63.80 65.00 63.20 59.40 59.20 58.80 Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen 71.20 69.00 Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen RBA RBA RBA RBA RBA RBA RBA RBA SC SC SC SC OBC CDP ALC ST ST ST ST CATE Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen S. No. Name of candidates 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. SC 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. Priya Sharma Aayushi Sharma Sushma Devi Abishek Jamwal Takdir Singh Sachin Sharma Ajay Sharma Deepak Gupta Mohd Aslam Narayan Singh Sunil Singh Anshu Kundal Romi Dogra Shabnam Akhtar Shehbaz Ahmed Shivati Parentage Gopal Krishan Nand Lal Tara Chand Gopal Singh Jamwal Harpal Singh Madan Lal Sharma Padam Nabh Radyey Shyam Shamshad Mohd Late Sh. Jagdish Singh Raj Paul Dev Raj Kundal Bansi Lal Mohd Hussain Wazir Ali Girdhari Lal Parentage S. Manjeet Singh Romesh Singh Kewal Kumar Sharma Rattan Chand Romesh Bishan Dass Tilak Raj Sharma Chamail Singh Sh. Sher Singh Nazir Ahmed Devi Dass Dev Raj Ram Lal Peter Prabh Dayal Parentage Rattan Lal Raman Khajuria Sansar Chand Suraj Parkash Mohan Lal Tilak Raj Shama Late Sh. Mani Ram Gurmeet Singh Ram Pal Bodh Raj Bashir Ahmed Keshav Nand Ali Mohd Beli Ram Atma Ram Krishan Kumar Mohd Shafi Abdul Rashid Prem Singh Chanchal Singh V.P.O.Judda Teh. Mahore Raj Paul Madan Lal Madan Lal Parentage Manohar Lal Haqiqat Raj Puran Chand Sarab Singh Romesh Chander Romesh Chander Subash Sharma Sagar Singh Kishori Lal Must Ram Brij Lal Balwan Singh Bishamber Lal Vindo Kumar Nijhwan Karan Singh Banarsi Dass Dewan Chand Sat Paul Sharma Mulk Raj Sat Paul Dwarka Nath Jamat Ali Nasib Singh Waryam Singh Shanti Parkash Kripal Singh Gian Singh Sagar Singh Dev Raj Gupta Fafal W.No. 4 , Kathua Anant Ram Sadanand Sharma Taraq Hussain Bodh Raj Sudesh Kumar Tarsem Raj Rattan Chand Safe Ali Mir Baksh Mahant Ram Parentage Sudesh Kumar Joginder Singh Braham Raj Sharma Darshan Singh Samyal Mohinder Kumar Des Raj Gulzari Lal Abrol Ram Dass Sharma Mohd Hanif Dharm Singh Kuldeep Singh Omkar Chand Mukhtiar Chand Onkar Singh Kanshi Ram Surjit Singh Parentage Romesh Abrol Gurbachan Singh Ram Parshad Mohinder Pal Omkar Chand Sham Lal Ashraf Ali Kamal Kumar Dev Raj Des Raj Bansi Lal Chaggar Singh Sudesh Kumar Bishamber Dass S. No. Name of candidates 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11) 12) 13) 14) 15) 16) Ruchi Sharma Arti Jandial Shivani Devi Nidhi Gupta Dalip Singh Gourav Gupta Shamsher Singh Rashi Sharma Sheetal Sharma Saddam Hussain Rohit Sharma Mohd Shabir Ajay Kumar Bandhana Sapna Devi Mohd Quyum Parentage Late Sh. Kasturi Lal Jia Lal Jandial Lt. Sh. Prabhat Singh Mohinder Gupta Madan Singh Om Parkash Gupta S/O sh. Dewan Singh Ramesh Kumar Romesh Chander Mir Qasim Prabhu Ram Umer -Ud-Din Wani Madan Lal Rattan Lal Tirth Ram Ali Mohd Gen Gen S. No. Name of candidates 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11) 12) 13) 14) 15) 16) Anil Kumar Yogeshwar Singh Nitin Mangotra Sanjeev Kumar Rohit Kumar Vishal Mangotra Manju Devi Imtiaz Ahmed Bharti Devi Javed Iqbal Rinku Devi Kuldeep Kumar Madan Lal Shabeer Hussain Rubia Banno Pawan Kumar Sharma Parentage Rattan Lal Mool Raj Krishan Kumar Magotra Chatru Ram Kali Dass Sh. Krishan Kumar Sansar Chand Abdul Gani Sardar Singh Mohd Hanief Thakar Dass Mangu Ram Chuni Lal Shattu Abdul Karim Madan Lal Sharma Residential address Date of Birth Percentage from 12th basis Category 11-06-1994 10-10-1993 74.27 28-3-1994 5-3-1995 73.17 14/2/1994 24-4-1994 67.20 15-11-1990 65.80 68.60 2-4-1991 8/1/1993 60.00 65.20 81.00 77.47 Gen 73.87 73.80 Gen 72.80 70.60 RBA 65.80 RBA SC 67.40 66.00% ST P.H Category Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen SC ST RBA Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Surni, Block Ghordi Ramnagar Udhampur Badan Soo Tandar , Chenani , Udhampur Ward 3 Nai Basti Reasi 2/6/1993 Barmeen , Ramnagar , Udhampur Dhandal . Ramnagar , Udhampur Ward 3 Nai Basti Reasi 30/11/1989 Laddan Power House Udhampur Dhandal Jaganoo, Udhampur Narore Kanthgali Chhatrari , Udhampur Sounthan Jaganoo Morh 5-3-1995 2-2-1993 24-7-1989 Khaned Ramnagar,Udhampur

DIRECTORATRE OF HEALTH SERVICES JAMMU

SELECTION LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR TRAINING COURSE OF PARAMEDICS IN ANMT SCHOOL OF JAMMU PROVINCE FOR THE YEAR 2013-14 DISTRICT (RAJOURI) FMPHW
S.no 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. Name of Candidate Date of Birth Deeksha Sharma Anu Priya Sharma Gagandeep Kour Bala Devi Naseem Akther Kirti Devi Sharma Shamyila Parveen Jeewal Sharma Sobia Tariq Shafiqa Kouser Attia Hayder Fatima Samina Koser Jyoti Kumari Shabnam Ara Sonika Sharma Anjali Sharma Nazia Kouser Danisha Sanwal Seema Choudhary Neha Kapoor Palavi Thakur Shbina Kosser Shagufta Manhas Gazalla Kouser Nagina Nargis Naz Tannu Sharma Koser Parveen Shaneez Akther Roohi Shabir Reena Devi Monika Kumari Manisha Kumari Neha Devi Sunderbani Rozia Kouser Shazia Akther Farhat Firdose Rifat Yasmeen Tazeem Akhter Feezelat Begum Rajni Bala Parentage % age 10th. Basis Yash Pal Mahesh Chander Amrik Singh Nand Kumar Sharma Mohd. Niayaz Subash Chander Mohd.Sharief Govind Sharma Tariq Iqbal Mohd. Sarfraz Khan Mohd. Iqbal Shah Javaid Iqbal Jagat ram Manir Hussain Ashok Kumar Kuldeep Raj Khaliq Hussain Satpal Singh Jagdish Raj Surinder Pal Kapoor Jagdev Singh Mohd. Bashir Mohd Rafiq Mohd.Shafiq Naseer Ahmed Babu Ram Mohd Sarwar Mohd. Amin Mohd.Shabir Amar Nath Mangal Nath Chaman Lal Gulshan Kumar 10.04.1995 Khadam Hussain Khaliq Hussain Mohd. Qasam Pervaiz Akther Mohd Rashid Mohd. Taj Balwant Raj Parentage % age 12th. Basis Mohd Sharief Som Raj Mohd Kabir Vijay Kumar Sharma Zaffer Iqbal Munawar Hussain Karnail Singh Mohd Iqbal Mohd Sarfraz Khan Mohd Arif Mohan Lal Jagat Ram Mohd. Sharief Mohd Rayaz Manzoor Ahmed Parentage % age 12th. Basis Mohd Rafiq Vipan Kumar Kohli Nazir Hussain Ram krishan Tariq Iqbal Shamshir Hussain Romesh Chander Ram Chander Pawan Kumar Mirza Mohd Khalid Mohd Aslam Mirza Vinod Kumar Bali 15.03.1993 Sunial Kumar Mohd Yousif Alam Hussain 59.60 Parentage % age 12th. Basis Mohd Shabir 18.03.1995 Mohd Ashraf 01.01.1996 Mohd. Sharief 01.01.1995 Kewal Krishan 10.03.1995 Mohd. Shabir 25.03.1992 Bihari lal 15.03.1994 Kamal Singh 58.40 24.07.1993 Mohd. Sadeeq Talib Hussain Mohd Shabir Amarjeet Singh 18.02.1993 Vijay Singh Late Abdul Gani Mohd Farooq 21.11.1995 Mohd. Rashid Parentage % age 12th. Basis Mohd. Afzal Khan Tirath Ram Bali Mohd. Rayaz Raghbir Kumar Sharma Narinder Paul Mohd. Zamoorad Jasbir Singh Chib Tirath Ram Mohd. Saleem Dev Raj Raj Kumar Mohd. Aslam Mohammed Rashid 18.02.1993 Pardeep Kumar Lal Hussain Mohd.Shabir Parentage % age 12th. Basis Chuni Lal Mohd. Maqsood Wazir Hussain Mohd.Ashrif Bidhi Singh Mohan Lal Raina Suresh Kumar Abdul Hamid Muneer Hussain Chand Narayan Sat Pal Sharma Ashok Kumar Sharma Bashir Hussain Bhim Sen Darshan Singh Pushap Raj Raina Dev Raj Kunju Ram Pritam Lal Guftar Ahmed Mohd. Hanif Shabir Ahmed Malik Abdul Razaq Fazal Mohd. PARENTAGE Bansi Lal Sharma S. Surjeet Singh Late Sohan Singh Pritam Singh Late Revti Dutt Sharma Subash Chander Datta Mangat Ram Badhoon Rajouri Argi Rajouri Fathepur Rajouri Bandi(Badhoon) Rajouri Thannamandi Rajouri Shahpur Maniyal Rajouri PHARMACIST S.no Name of Candidate Date of Birth 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Azhar Javid Madhuri Sharma Sajid Ali Mohd. Rashid Rashad Kabir Minakshi Sharma Shahid Iqbal Shagufta Naz Nisha Kumari Zaffer Iqbal Wazeefa Kouser Iram Sabha Pooja Kumari Jyoti Kumari Rabia Sharief Anjuman Shaheen Aroosa Manzoor Residential Address Category Tola Mohra Thannamandi Rajouri Keri Barmandal Kalakote Rajouri 30.03.1995 25.08.1994 15.02.1991 07.03.1994 Badakana Thannamandi Rajouri Muradpur Rajouri Dodaj Darhal Rajouri KapaKha Rajouri Gen Gen Gen Residential Address Category Patrara Rajouri Dhangri Rajouri Saranoo Rajouri Gen Gen. Gen. 73.80 73.40 Gen. 70.60 Gen. 69.80 69.00 69.00 Gen. Gen Gen. Gen. Gen. Gen Gen. Gen. Gen. RBA RBA RBA 57.20 RBA 55.60 55.40 RBA 55.00 SC SC 49.00 SC RBA RBA RBA RBA Gen Gen Gen. Gen. Gen. Gen

Rahila Koser Mehnaz Fatima 6 Ravneet Kour Monika Sharma 7 Asia Qureshi 8 Tanvi Datta 9 Mavish Sheikh Afasana Shoket Anjum Koser Palak Sharma Laieqa Bano Geetanjali Gulnaz Akhter Diksha Sharma Ismat Maroof Nazmeen Kouser Robina Akhter Farkhat Mir Fareen Akhter Makhdoom Akhter Arafana Kouser Mehnaz Akhter Kavita Kumari Priyanka Kumari Minakshi Chabra Anita Devi Pooja Devi Daraspreet Kour Sayma Koser Rabia Kouser Uzma Noorin Shanaz Akhter Nayeem Kouser

Mohd Iqbal Mohd Azam Khan Surjeet Singh Ashok Kumar Mohd Arif Gulshan Datta Abdul Ghani Shoket Hussain Khan Mohd Bashir Rajesh Kumar Sharma Mohd Aslam Naresh Karnal Mohammed Sadiq Davinder Kumar Mohd Mahroof Ghulam Ahmed Manzoor Hussain Shah Mohd Mumtaz Gafoor Ahmed Abdual Razak Mohd Rafiq Ghulam Mohd Chaman Lal Parveen Kumar Narinder Kumar Romesh Lal Chaman Lal Darshan Singh Mohd Iqbal Mohd Ibrahim Manzoor Hussain Nazam Din Mohd Ishaq PARENTAGE Mohd Shafi Rakesh Kumar Sharma Darshan Lal Faiz Hussain Naresh Kumar Mohd Sageer Abdul Karim Abdul Ghani Bandy Zabir Ahmed Mohd Maroof Sher Ahmed Om Parkash Parveen Kumar Akbar Din Mohd Sadeeq Mohd Shafi PARENTAGE Bansi Lal Sharma Mohd Ramzan Mahesh Chander Luthra Sham Lal Sharma Abdul Ahmed Vinod Kumar Chaman Lal Dutta Ghulam Akber Khan Dushyant Kumar Mohd Din Mohd Hanief Mohd Yaqoob Muzaffar Hussain Mohd Tariq Ashok Kumar

Vill. Bhatidhar Mendhar Vill. Dhargloon Mendhar Vill. Ajote Poonch Vill. Gohlad Mendhar

1-3-1995 5-3-1995 25-3-1993 10-9-1994

W.No. 15,H.No. 19 Poonch 29-4-1993 Vill. Bandichechian Poonch 15-4-1994 Vill. Bandi Kamakhan Poonch Vill. Gunthal Surankote , Poonch W.No. 06 Poonch W.No. 10 Poonch Vill. Arai Mandi Vill. Dharana Mendhar Vill. Parat Mendhar Vill. Gohlad Mendhar Vill Lohal Bella Mandi Vill Kalaban Mendhar Vill. Sangla Surankote Vill. Tarranwali Surankote Vill. Tarranwali Surankote Vill. Chakrara Mandi Vill. Markote Mandi W.No. 17. Poonch W.No. 17. Poonch W.No. 17. Poonch W.No. 4. Poonch Vill. Mangnar Poonch W.No. 17 Poonch Vill. Dara Dullain Vill. Gohlad Mendhar Vill. Gohlad Mendhar Vill Dara Dullain Vill. Khaneter Poonch PHARMACIST ADDRESS 22-5-1995 31-8-1993 15-3-1995 6-5-1993 11-6-1993 2-10-1995 29-3-1990 1-4-1993 2-5-1992 2-1-1993 5-12-1992 17-5-1995 3-3-1995 5-3-1993 1-6-1994 25-8-1994 5-2-1988 1-3-1994 15-12-1993 10-3-1994 1-2-1995 26-12-1994 16-10-1994 1-1-1993 DATE OF BIRTH

19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40.

Chura Talab Dhandal , Ramnagar , Udhampur VPO Charala kote P.O.Tote, Reasi Vill Baga , Reasi Ossu Kaira Udhampur LAB. ASSISTANT Residential address Vill. Kahna P.O.Pouni Date of Birth 18-2-1995 25-10-1994 2-2-1992

Vill Chabber Teh. Kalakote Rajouri Argi P.O Gunni District Rajouri Dhangri Rajouri 25.02.1995 Khablan Thannamandi Rajouri Lamberi Nowshera Rajouri 01.05.1992 Dodasonbala Thannamandi Rajouri Vill Kalali Tehsil and District Rajouri Dodasan Pain Teh. Thnnamandi Rajouri Fathepur Rajouri Jamola Kotranka Rajouri Ram Pur Rajouri Dhangri Rajouri Dhangri Rajouri Argi Rajouri Gunni Rajouri Potha Dadya Rajouri Khabber Kalakote Rajouri Ghambir Mughlan Rajouri Kotli Kalaban Rajouri 12.09.1993 07.05.1993 22.10.1995 07.06.1990 03.08.1994 08.01.1995 11.11.1993 14.03.1993 15.02.1994 10.04.1994 25.03.1995

Vill. Chandimarh Surankote 1-1-1993

Percentage from 12th basis 75.80% 12/2/1995 29/06/1995 1-2-1985 66.60 8/11/1994 7/5/1994 65.40 65.30 19-4-1993 20-1-1995 3-3-1992 22-1-1993 64.20 28-2-1995 49.33% Gen 71.20 69.00 67.80 Gen 66.13 65.60 Gen Gen 56.60 56.00 54.40 64.80 SC 59.40 ST

H.No. 194 W.No. 14 Udhampur Fangal ( Rathian) P/O Sattani Udhampur W.No. 8 H.NO. 75 Udhampur Mand Udhampur 2-10-1983 W.NO. 15 H.No. 22 Udhampur Vill. Sarsote P.O. Mamankote Near Air Force Kashirah Jansal Majalta 8-12-1994 25-3-1994

Rai Chack , Ramnagar Udhampur Dhandal, Ramnagar , Udhampur Demary Rai Chack Ramnagar Parole,Ramnagar , Udhampur Sambal Danga Udhampur 7-9-1994 Chapper Bandhole, Udhampur Budddan Kote Teh. Mahore 5/3/1993 DENTAL ASSISTANT Residential address Date of Birth

RBA RBA RBA SC ST

Dhanaka Nowshera Rajouri 20.02.1995

Panhad Koteranka Rajouri 02.01.1995 Azmatabad Thannamandi Rajouri Raj Nagar Budhal Koteranka Rajouri Bhattian Thanamandi Rasjouri Topa Darhal Rajouri Murad Pur Rajouri Loorkote Rajouri Thandapani 48.00 03.02.1995 10.01.1993 16.03.1995 1-1-1984 20.04.1995 14.09.1995 04.05.1993 05.03.1986 21.03.1995 Shahdara Sharief Thannamandi Rajouri

S.No. NAME OF THE CANDIDATE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. Mehnaz Akhter Sneha Sharma Sourab Sharma Zahid Ahmed Geetanjali Yasser Iqbal Bashir Ahmed Ashiana Khatoon Yasar Khan Rahida Maroof Ashfaq Ahmed Sunakshi Parkash Avinash Kumar Gulzar Hussain Mohd Tariq Sayeeda Begum

Percentage from 12th basis 3-3-1994 2-2-1994 30-1-1994 1-4-1988 6-5-1993 67.87 67.20 67.07 65.40 63.80 60.40 60.13 21-2-1993 62.40 61.20 59.73 % 12th basis 78.27 68.27 67.33 66.53 65.60 16-6-1994 64.60 64.60 62.80 53.73 50.27 49.73 58.67 4-4-1993 61.20 62.27 75.60 74.67 73.20 70.80 68.27 Gen Gen Gen RBA RBA RBA SC 54.93 OBC ST ST CATEGORY Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen 65.47 Gen Gen Gen RBA RBA RBA ST 57.00 ALC OBC

Vill. Poshana Chandimarh Surankote Vill Ari Old Bus stand Mendhar Moh. Guru Niwaz W.No. 15 Poonch Moh Khaitana Vill. Draba Sureankote Moh. Shiv Nagar Vill. Dharana Mendhar Thakrian Vill. Ari Mendhar Sawjian Mandi Chandimarh Surankote 18-4-1994 16-2-1993 1-1-1991 Vill Hari Surankote Poonch 2-2-1986

Percentage from 12th basis 79.60 24-12-194 64.40 64.40 63.60% 63.40% 63.20 62.93 55.87 13/7/1993 45.73 58.00 25/8/1994 59.40% 30/3/1995 50.60% Gen 76.60 Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen RBA 55.80% RBA SC 50.80% ST 49.40% OBC

Category Gen

Kashirah Kawa Udhampur 20-7-1995 W.No. 6 Karan Nagar Udhampur Bharnara Majalta V. PO Bharakh Reasi V.PO Bharakh Reasi Block Ghordi Ramnagar Sangoor Udhampur Ponara Ramnagar Nalla Ghoran Ramnagar Jar Krimachi Udhampur Vill.Shajroo Teh. Mahore 28-5-1993 04/10/1994 12/1/1995 8-12-1993 10-4-1994 15-7-1991 20-1-1990 28-12-1995 2/3/1995 Housing Colony Udhampur 21-2-1994

W.No. 3 Shiv Nagar Nowshera, Rajouri

Vill. Lohibella Mandi Poonch 31-3-1995 Vill Mahra Tehsil Surankote 2-1-1995 W.No. 4 Nai Basti Poonch Madana Poonch Vill Bachian Wali Poonch LAB ASSISTANT ADDRESS Vill. Dharan Mendhar Vill Lathoong Surankote W.No. 13 Poonch W.No. 6 Poonch Vill. Loran Mandi Jhullas Poonch Vill Baila Mandi Poonch Purani Poonch Trarnwali Surankote Vill. Chakrara Mandi Vill. Chakrara Mandi Vill. Kanuoyain Poonch Vill. Gulpur Poonch Vill. Mangnar Poonch DATE OF BIRTH 2-3-1994 14-1-1992 12-3-1993 7-4-1994 5-2-1995 9-4-1995 20-1-1993 18-11-1994 11-4-1993 12-7-1993 29-7-1993 10-3-1992 2-7-1995 20-2-1991 5-4-1994 4-3-1992 3-3-1993 W.No. 17 Bal Miki Basti Purani Poonch

Ward No. 13 Roop Nagar Reasi

RBA

Dodasan Bala Thannamandi 01.02.1991

Vill.Kolka Nagar Pardhal Katra Vill. Lancha P/O Budhan Mahore Vill.& P/O Gran more Reasi 28/8/1994 OPTH. ASSISTANT Residential address Date of Birth 11/25/1992 27-1-1990 15-3-1993

SC ST

Vill. Saloonian Tehsil Mandi 22-3-1994

Sunandha Sharma Abdul Majed Ankush Luthra Sorabjeet Sharma Abdul Subhan Sorabh Karan Dutta Javid Iqbal Aman Kumar Irshad Ahmed Sakib Hanief Parveen Akhter Mohd Tariq Mohd Tarif Vinod Kumar

S. No. Name of candidates 1. 2. 3. Gen 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. ST 12. 13. 14. 15. SC Charanbir Kour Shivani Sharma Ravinder Singh Raghav Sharma Ankush Pooja Devi Pooja Devi Mohit Parshar Vantish Arun Singh Sohani Rajput Zahoor Ahmed Shiekh Rajesh Singh Isha Sharma Ripon Dogra Eric Teji Usha Kumari

Percentage from 12th basis 5/4/1993 60.13% 5-7-1992 59.60 20-5-1995 58.00 14-4-1993 21-6-1994 11/09/1993 55.20% 52.80% 1/8/1994 24-9-1991 4/10/1994 63.80% Gen 59.87 Gen 59.60 Gen 57.20 56.40 56.13% Gen RBA 51.60% 51.07 50.80% 22-10-1992 SC

Category Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen

3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Vill. Thalkote Teh. Mahore, Reasi Tikri Tehsil and District Udhampur Kaller Udhampur Nagrota Udhampur Chowki Birnoo Ramnagar , Ramnagar Chore Motto Majalta ,Udhampur Near Railway Station Udhampur Chassana Hassote , Mahore , Reasi Vill.& P/O Arnas, Reasi V. P.O Judda, Reasi Vill.Sarh Teh. Mahore , Reasi Kogarmarh Ramnagar , Ramnagar Vill. Garan P.O Aghar Jitto, Reasi 6/5/1994 02/10/1989

Jagdish Chander Sharma Ram Gali Reasi

Azmatabad Thannamandi Rajouri

Kandian Village Draba Surankote

Vill Seela P.O Tatta Pani District Rajouri Manyal Thannamandi Rajouri Kalali Rajouri Pathan Mohra Rajouri Jamola Koteranka Fatehpur Rajouri Shahdhara Thannamandi Residential Address Category Thanna Thannamandi Rajouri W.No. 6 Nowshera Rajouri 16.10.1995 30.11.1993 Azamtabad Thannamandi Rajouri Lamberi Nowshera Rajouri 14.07.1993 Dodsan Bala Thannamandi 07.06.1993 Azamtabad Thannamandi BalJarallan Rajouri Swari Budhal Rajouri Behrote Thannamandi Bada Kana Thannamandi Hanjana khanka 58.67 Potha Radya Rajouri Majhoor ST DENTAL ASSISTANT Residential Adderess Category Badakana 74.00 Thannamang 73.00 Khablan 67.80 Khersoo 65.20 Shahdara Sharief 62.53 Peli 61.47 Swari Gen 57.20 Jamola Rajouri Ghambir Mughlan Rajouri Narian Darhal Malkan Nonial 53.60 Gadyok Koteranka W.No. 1, Rajouri Shahdhara Sharief 58.20 Kheora Rajouri Residential Address Category Kapa Khah Rajouri W.No. 7, Sunderbani Khablan Thannamandi Dhangri Rajouri Deeing Nowshera Chowkian Thannamandi Lower Hathal Sunderbani Vill. Kathanu, Sunderbani Vill. Chappria, Rajouri Devak Sunderbani Harichama Kalakote Dodaj Thannamandi Ghambir Mughlan 45.73 Dhanour Rajouri Kote Dhara Rajouri Badakana Thannamandi X-RAY ASSISTANT Residential Address Category Agrati Rajouri Dhani Dhar Rajouri Gurdhan Bala Rajouri Ghambir MughlanRajouri Jungrial Kalakote Brehvi Kalakote Lamberi Nowshera Badhoon Rajouri Bhanghai Thannamandi Rajouri Nowshera Dhanaka Nowshera Kothra, Darhal Dandaser Nowshera Saranoo Rajouri Lamberi Nowshera Devak Sunderbani Prat Sunderbani Jawahar Nagar Rajouri Phalni Koteranka Dodaj Darhal Phalni Budhal KaKora Rajouri ADDRESS Vill. Dharana Mendhar Vill Ajote Poonch Purani Poonch Vill. Ajote Poonch W.No. 18 Poonch 05.09.1994 07.01.1991 06.03.1995 01.01.1995 05.02.1995 17.04.1995 06.11.1992 01.11.1994 23.08.1994 11.08.1995 18.03.1994 04.12.1993 04.04.1989 31.03.1993 04.01.1995 04.04.1994 25-4-1994 10.01.1989 07.11.1989 13.10.1995 06.02.1992 04.11.1995 09.04.1995 DATE OF BIRTH 2-3-1994 24-8-1995 1-4-1994 9-1-1995 30-1-1994 RBA 04.12.1988 01.01.1990 20.02.1995 05.06.1993 31.03.1993 06.02.1994 01.03.1993 22.07.1992 13.03.1995 04.04.1991 10.12.1992 01.07.1993 25.04.1994 12.08.1994 02.03.1993 ST 01.01.1996 SC 25.03.1994 18.09.1992 Gen. 05.02.1989 04.02.1989 08.04.1992 Gen. Gen. Gen Gen. Gen Gen 01.10.1993 05.03.1995 07.10.1993 05.03.1994 04.01.1994 Mawa Sunderbani Rajouri 22.06.1992 02.02.1994 15.03.1992 07.05.1993 15.03.1995 07.12.1993 Bhattain Thannamandi, Rajoui

Gen RBA RBA

10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

Mohd Murtaz Ahmed Qadri Waliat Hussain

Moh. Tikra Vill. Phagla Tehsil Surankote

RBA RBA SC 48.40

Peer Badsir vill. Jagote Kandu Nowshera Rajouri LABORATORY ASSISTANT

W.No. 17 H.No. 149_A Opp. Range Forest office , Udhampur W.No.7, H.No.7 Reasi Residential address Pakhali Udhampur W.No. 7 H.No. 44 Udhampur Tabber chanunota Udhampur C/O Chief Medical Officer Udampur Vill. Beaulion P.O .Pouni Vill Kanthi P.O. Arnas T. More Udhampur Vill.Pouni Teh. Reasi Rown Udhampur Vill. Bhaga P.O. Sarh Vill. Kahana Teh. Reasi VPO Judda Teh.Mahore Tandar Chenani Tikri Kalka Nagar Reasi Vill.Cheeral V.Shajroo, Reasi Vill.& P.O.Shajroo Teh. Mahore Vill. Dhangakote Teh. Reasi 9/6/1993 2/3/1994 Nalla Ghoran Ramnagar Ghordi Ramnagar Vill. Trintha Teh. Reasi Residential address Nagrota ( Budhi) Kathua Plahi, Basohli Logate , Kathua 46.40% 20-1-190 15-10-190 21/9/1992 Date of Birth 30-12-1995 5-4-1995 15-10-1993 3/4/1993 10-8-1990 7-1-1993 5/7/1993 20-10-1990 4-3-1995 18/8/1993 5.5.1992 25-2-193 18/3/1993 14/2/1988 Seen Thakran, Kah Udhampur 13/2/989 Date of Birth 13-6-1994 46.00%

PARENTAGE Mohd Aslam Abdul Hamid Abdul Salam Subash Chander Surjit Singh Mohd Hayat Khan Madan Mohan Sharma Mohd Hussain Mohd Azam Rahim Dad Munir Hussain Mohd Azam Khan Muzaffar Hussain Abdul Qayoom Jagdish Kumar

ADDRESS Vill. Chella Mandi Vill. Hari Surankote W.No. 2 Poonch W.No. 8 Poonch W.No. 15 Poonch Vill. Islamabad Poonch Vill. Jhulass Poonch Vill Saiklu Mandi Vill. Saiklu Mandi Vill Salwah Mendhar Vill. Kassalian Poonch Vill. Bhatadurian Mendhar Vill. Phagla Surankote Vill. Sangla Surankote W.No. 2 Poonch OPTH. ASSISTANT ADDRESS Gohlad Mendhar Vill Gohlad Mendhar Poonch

DATE OF BIRTH 25-10-1993 18-4-1994 15-2-1995 19-11-1993 29-4-1993 20-12-1993 18-3-1993 5-3-1994 3-4-1994 1-3-1990 10-7-1989 25-11-1995 10-4-1994 1-3-1995 1-2-1992 DATE OF BIRTH 20-7-1994

%12th basis 68.80 65.60 62.40 61.80 60.00 59.47 58.13 57.33 56.80 56.93 47.60 54.67 54.67 56.60 52.27 51.73 % 12th basis 65.47 21-7-1995 4-2-1995 57.20 55.87 54.13 53.33 53.20 52.67 52.40 30-11-1988 30-4-1985 50.27 1-3-1992 46.93 45.20

CATEGORY Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen ALC RBA OBC CDP ST ST SC CATEGORY Gen 62.00 61.80 Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen 52.17 47.83 ST 49.73 ST SC CATEST Gen ALC Gen Gen

16.

S.no Name of Candidate Date of Birth 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. Shafeeq Ahmed Sonali Kohli Vishav Sharma Zaffer Iqbal Saroj Bala SobiaTariq Rabia Kouser Rohini Mehra Arju Sharma Akeerti Sharma Afaq Ahmed Waseem Mirza Katyani Kumari Nowshera Jyoti Bala Ajaz Ahmed Raoof Ahmed 05.03.1992

Mehvish Anjum Mohd Haq Nawaz Abdul Qayoom Abhishek Uttam Ravneet Kour Tazeem Akhter Palvee Sharma Mushtaq Ahmed Khatoon Akhter Mohd Iftikhar Shaheen Akhter Waseem Azam Khan Naiz Ahmed Farzana Yasmeen Radhika Gill

Vill. Chandimarh Surankote 20-4-1995

X-RAY ASSISTANT S. No. Name of candidates 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11) 12) 13) 14) 15) 16) 17) 18) 19) 20) 21) 22) 23) 24) Rakesh Kumar Dhruv Khajuria Suhit Ruby Kalotra Sachil Kumar Sahil Sharma Rajesh Kumar Sukhmeet Singh Jyoti Sharma Deep Kumar Dilshad Akhtar Varun Sharma Mohd Azam Rahul Kumar Abinash Raina Sheetal Mangotra Mohd Asharaf Khalid Hussain Om Parkash Ranjeet Singh Vasseem Sajjad Mohd Sadiq Sunil Singh Pawan Kumar Pulbi Joshi RBA 45.73 43.20 48.00% RBA RBA SC Category Gen Percentage from 12th basis 63.40 22-12-1993 10-3-193 18-3-1993 60.00% 30-4-1993 57.47% 57.00 56.27% 56.80 55.60% 55.07% 54.40% 52.93 51.87 51.50 24//11/1987 2/2/1994 26/10/1994 48.20% Gen 63.00 62.40 61.80 Gen 58.00 Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen SC OM OM 50.27% 47.60% 50.53% RBA ST ST RBA Gen Gen Gen Gen Category

Mohd Shah Nawaz Sultan Sultan Mohd

Romesh Chander Sharma Baljrallan Rajouri

16)

Panihad Koteranka Rajouri 06.06.1992

Vill. Budhan/Lancha Teh. Mahore

Thannamandi

3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11) 12) 13) 14) 15) 16)

Moh Chara Vill Neherian Poonch Basantgarh Poonch Vill Parat Mendhar Saklu Mandi Surankote Poonch Khawaja Malhan Poonch Surankote Poonch Mohammed Azam Khan Vill Mangnar Poonch Vill. Gursai Mendhar Gohlad Mendhar X-RAY ASSISTANT . ADDRESS 25-3-1995 11-6-1993 8-9-1993 30-12-1993 29-09-1992 29-11-1994 Dhargloon Mendhar 21-9-1992 1-3-1991 21-4-1992 DATE OF BIRTH

S.no Name of Candidate Date of Birth 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. S.No 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. S.no 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. Abdul Haq Bahar Thannamandi Rajouri Afshan Khatoon Thannamandi Rajouri Farid Ahmed Thannamandi Rajouri Saloni Dutta Kalakote Rajouri Aftab Ahmed Thannamandi Rajouri Ajay Kumar Sunderbani Rajouri Vikrant Singh Kotranka 18.04.1994 Dheeraj Khajuria Sunderbani Rajouri Mohd. Naheem Mohd. Safeer Inam Ul- Haq Harjinder Singh Nowshera Rajouri Ranju Devi Nahida Akther Shabnum Farooq Thannamandi Rajouri Rukhsar Kohli Name of Candidate Date of Birth Arfana Kousser Amit Bali Saika Tabassum Sahil Kaplish Aditya Sharma Noshad Ahmed Malik Rajat Singh Chib Sunny Sharma Iram Naz Bushan Kumar Atish Kumar Waseem Aslam Keramat Ullah Rajouri Katen Kumar Mohd. Arshid Mohd. Nawaz Name of Candidate Date of Birth Pardeep Kumar Shakeel Ahmed Asif Iqbal Ashia Tabassum Joginder Singh Gagan Raina Atul Bharti Khalda Begum Muzaffar Amin Sonika Vishal Sharma Alok Sharma Shah Nawaz Gourav Sharma Chandandeep Kour Rozy Sharma Bushan Kumar Ravi Kumar Rohit Kumar Bilal Ahmed Mehtab Hanif Malik Irfan Ahmed Malik Mohd. Nasar Shoket Hussain

W.No. 2 KamaKhan Poonch 23-4-1986 Moh. Bachitter Nagar W.No. 7 Poonch

DISTRICT KATHUA FMPHW S.No. Name of candidates 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. OM Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. Gen Gen 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. Gen Gen RBA ST ST OBC 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. Anu Rani Anjali Bhagat Deepa Sharma Anu Radha Deepika Sharma Preeti Badwal Reena Sharma Priyanka Jasrotia Sushma Rani Neena Devi Sonika Rani Neha Rani Ranjana Mehra Kajal Nijhwan Neelam Kumari Preeti Sharma Kanchan Bala Shallu Devi Priya Dipika Mamta Devi Khursheed Bano Jyoti Devi Rajnee Devi Neha Verma Anita Devi Reeta Devi Pritty Jasrotia Renu Gupta Jyoti Tirath Singh Ranjana Devi Madhu Sharma Shabnum Bano Neelam Kumari Arpana Devi Sarika Rani Seema Devi Syedian Anver Begum Jyoti Devi Percentage from 10th basis 7-4-1993 81.20 80.00 77.20 5-1-1989 75.80 75.20 74.20 73.40 73.20 71.80 71.80 71.00 69.40 69.20 5-3-1993 14-3-1990 68.40 25-6-1995 6-12-1993 20-7-1987 15-8-1988 65.40 65.00 64.80 64.80 15-2-1994 2-3-1992 58.20 RBA 14-4-1992 5-12-1991 4-10-1992 15-2-1995 59.80 58.60 58.60 53.00 52.20 48.40 % from 12th basis 10-3-1994 5-3-1995 84.00 7-3-1993 11-9-1994 24-3-1995 74.70 74.20 15-4-1995 71.60 10-6-1993 70.20 10-2-1993 5-2-1994 12-3-1994 % from 12th basis 82.80 78.80 76.60 76.60 75.00 74.40 74.20 73.60 67.00 64.00 62.00 67.33 4-5-1994 67.33 67.40 SC CONTD. ON Page 6 SC Gen Gen Gen Gen RBA RBA RBA 56.40 56.40 55.20 60.40 SC SC SC ST ST ST Category 92.80 91.60 26-12-1993 85.06 Gen 82.00 79.40 76.40 Gen Gen 73.80 Gen 74.60 SC 72.80 66.60 71.20 Category Gen Gen Gen ST ST OBC SC Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen RBA RBA RBA SC 81.40 Gen Gen Gen 76.60 Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen 68.80 68.80 Gen 67.80 67.20 66.60 65.50 Gen Gen Gen RBA 61.00 58.40 RBA RBA RBA Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Chandwan , Hiranagar District Kathua

Ghulam Mustafa Ahmed Khan

Moh. Pandaw Vill Kalaban Mendhar

Vill. Chak Bhagwana , Hiranagar Kathua Pathwal, Hiranagar , Kathua 27-2-1995 Dhanni( Bhurthain )Kathua 15-1-1993 Vill. Baira , Kathua W.NO. 5 Kathua Plail , Billawar Kathua Logate , Kathua Malti, Billawar, Kathua Bakhta , Kathua W.No. 16 Kathua Jakole , Kathua 20-3-1994 22-11-1989 28-10-1993 2-9-1985 22-3-1995 19-2-1994 27-10-1994 29-9-1993

S.No. NAME OF THE CANDIDATE GORY 1) 2) 56.67 54.27 53.20 RBA RBA RBA 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 49.60 53.60 SC OBC 8) 9) 10) 11) 57.60 ST 12) 13) 14) 15) 64.40 62.53 56.80 56.53 55.73 54.80 54.40 52.40 51.47 51.33 52.40 48.80 Gen. Gen. Gen. Gen. Gen. Gen Gen. Gen. Gen. Gen. RBA RBA
S. No. Name of candidates

Percentage from 12th basis 70.80 23-3-1994 64.40 5-5-1991 19-6-1988 60.00 3-3-1992 21-12-1994 16-11-1994 57.47 57.33 29-9-1992 4-5-1990 56.00 55.47 55.47 3-2-1995 7-4-1995 6-4-1994 7-6-1992 52.40 5-9-1993 52.40 12-3-1994 OM 66.40 Gen 59.87 61.17 Gen 59.73 59.33 58.60 Gen Gen 57.00 56.80 Gen Gen Gen 55.40 55.20 53.80 53.47 ST 50.80 ALC 46.40

Mahesh Chander Khajuria Bal Shama

Shaid Mahmood Sushant Phool Gurvinder Singh Sorab Sharma Jaspreet Singh Sudan Rukshana Kosar Ashiq Hussain Sajid Iqbal Akash Sharma Neeraj Sharma Kafeel Ahmed Mohd Arfan Rubina Kouser Rajat Sharma Tahira Saghir Zafran Ahmed Khan Tariq Hussain Rameez Ahmed Mohd Irfan Khan Mehhnaz Akhter Mushtaq Ahmed Bisharat Ahmed Arif Mir Mohd Saleem

Vill. BandiKamakhan Mandi 5-1-1990 Moh. Kamakhan W.NO. 7 Poonch Vill Ajote Poonch 22-7-1995 Vill . Lower Dharana Mendhar Moh. Jarnalli W.No. 17 Poonch Vill. Kalaban Mendhar 5-12-1994 Mohd Kumaharan Vill. Samote Surankote Vill. Bachaiwali Tehsil Haveli Poonch Villa Kanuyian Poonch 17-3-1993

W.No.17 Durga Nagar Kathua VPO Chandwan , Hiranagar ,Kathua Saida, Hiranagar ,Kathua 23-3-1994 Garh Malti , Tehsil, Billawar District Kathua Dayala Chack , Tehsil Hiranagar Distt. W. No. 9 Hiranagar Ditt. Kathua Najote Billawar District Kathua Jakhole , Kathua Nagri Parole ,Kathua Vill. Hatlimore, Kathua Village Dhanni Kathua 15-3-1992 1-4-1983 1-12-1995 25-2-1995

Romesh Chander Sharma Moh. Purani Poonch W.No. 16 Vill Karmara Haveli Poonch 19-8-1994 Moh Ganyal Kari Vill. Mahra Surankote Moh . Harmutta Vill. Gursai Mendhar Vill. Ari Mendhar Vill. Dhargloon Mendhar 12-4-1995 15-3-1994 Vill. Harni Mendhar Poonch 1-4-1993 Moh . Peer Khana Harmutta Vill. Gursai Mendhar Vill. Jughal Bhatidhar Mendhar Vill. Dharati Balakote Mendhar Moh . Harmutta Vill. Gursai Mendhar Vill Shiendra Haveli Poonch 6-5-1994 Moh. Chakarlia Vill. Ari Mendhar Vill Dhangri Mandi Poonch 1-1-1995 Vill. Chaktroo Chandak Poonch DISTRICT UDHAMPUR & REASI FMPHW
Residential address Date of Birth

OPHTALMIC ASSISTANT

16) 17) 18) 19) 20) 21) 22) 23) 24)

Sheri Kotla Tehsil & Distt. Kathua Vill. Baira , P.O Dhanni Tehsil and Distt. Kathua Juthana ,Kathua 11-4-1993 19-12-1993 57.40

Boura P.O Kathera Teh.& Distt , Kathua Dharmahanpur , Basohli , Kathua Vill Khurrwah P.O Lowang , Bani , Kathua Nhalpur , P.o Palli Morh Tehsil and Distt. Kathua W.No. 10 Basoli Village Nagri Parole Vill. Haripur , Hiranagar W.No. 8 Basohli , Kathua Jakhale , Kathua Badnote BIllawar PHARMACIST Residential address 26-1-1992 6-4-1990 28-3-1990 15-12-1993 2-2-1995 2-2-1995 Date of Birth

Percentage from 10th basis Category

1. 2. 3.

Priyanka Sharma Jyoti Sharma Bandhna Dev i Ruchi Sharma Rajni Kumari Shilpa Sharma Anita Kumari Pooja Devi Saloni Verma Renu Bala Surbhi Gupta Poonam Sharma . Om Parkash

Puran Chand Sharma Ram Pal Chuni Lal Late Sh. Kasturi Lal Sukh Ram Om Parkas Sharma Sardar Singh Bishan Dass Sandokh Ram Gian Chand Gopal Krishan Jard Rathian Udhampur Badri Ram Angraz Singh Late Sh. Bali Din Shakti Singh Ramesh Dev Raj Lehar Singh Chuni Lal Late Sh. Hans Raj Hans Raj Amar Nath Shanker Dass Late Sh. Ram Lal Prem Singh Late Sh. Krishan Dass Kishor Singh S. Kuldeep Singh Ashok Kumar Charan Dass Tilak Raj Ali Mohd Karnail Singh Som Raj Sultan Mohd Sultan Mohd Mishru Gulam Hussain Uttam Singh

Syal Jattan Udhampur Village & P.O Pouni Jib Udhampur Vill. Kahna P.O Pouni Bara Johnu Udhampur Nalla Ghorian Ramnagar BattaL Ballia Rathian Chore Mattu Majalta Bhanara Majalta Barmeen Ghordi 24-2-1994 Barta Udhampur Lansi Udhampur Nagrota Udhampur Bishal Jattan Udhampur Bali Udhampur Chiryai Udhampr Lansi Udhampur Bilaspur Majalta Kahana, Pouni Reasi Vill. Sarhi P.O Tote Reasi Vill. Chassana P.O Gota Vill. Gulab Pura Reasi Chulna Udhampur

19-6-1992 5-7-1993 7-3-1994 18-2-1995 15-5-1994 25-4-1992 18-12-1993 14-4-1993 17-1-1995 27-2-1994 72.60 15-3-1995 30-1-1995 15-3-1993 4-4-1995 15-3-1994 22-12-1993 23-12-1994 3-2-1995 09-01-1993 1-9-1988 12-12-1993 3-7-1993 15-12-1990

85.00 80.40 78.80 77.60 75.80 75.80 75.20 74.20 73.40 73.20 72.80 Gen 72.00 1-2-1994 69.60 17-3-1995 68.40 68.40 68.20 3-11-1991 67.60 67.40 65.60 63.00 62.80 1-5-1995 66.20 65.80 62.60 62.20 60.80 60.40 59.00 5-6-1990 56.80 5-4-1991 1-1-1992 52.60 5-6-1991 38.40

Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen

46.8 47.17 51.87

OBC OBC ST

4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

S.No. Name of candidates 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Vishal Khajuria Sukhvinder Kour Aditti Sharma Neha Samyal Anchal Kumar Shivani Sharma Mayank Abrol Vikrant Sharma Mohd Aslam Varun Dev Singh Raman Singh Girshma Tajuria Vandana Suman Bala Neesho Devi Reetika Mahajan

W.No. 17 Partap Nagar Kathua Vill. Raj Bagh , Tehsil Hiranagar Distt. Kathua Makwal , Billawar Kathua 20-7-1995

68.80 64.00 58.60 57.80 57.00 55.20 55.20 55.00 54.93 54.60 54.13 53.20 52.83 52.80 52.60 52.00 51.33 47.47 44.67 51.00 45.73 45.06 49.40 45.40 % 10th basis 80.40 31-3-1993 78.00 76.20 75.20 74.20 74.00

Gen. Gen. Gen Gen Gen. Gen. Gen. Gen Gen Gen Gen. Gen Gen Gen. Gen. Gen. Gen SC Sc RBA RBA RBA ST ST CATEGORY Gen 79.80 Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen

10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40.

Kambal Danga Udhampur 23-5-1992

W.No. 2 Hiranagar Pheru Chak , Hiranagar District Kathua Kagrore , Basohli Distt. Kathua Vill . Marhoon , Billawar , Kathua Vill. Dinga Amba , Hiranagar , Kathua Kohag , Billawar, Kathua Rakhey. P.O Dilwan Dhorsi, Kathua VPO Changran, Kathua VPO Darang , Billawar Kathua 23-10-1994 Macheedi, Billawar Distt. Kathua Badnota , Billawar Distict Kathua Raj Bagh Tehsil Hiranagar , District Kathua LAB. ASSTT Residential address H.No. 435-A Jammu Vill. Nagari Parole Kathua Nanak Nagar , Jammu W.NO. 15 Kathua Uttri Kathua Village Budhi , Kathua W.No. 11 Basohli Uttri Kathua Vill Hottar, Billawar Dhoulla , Bani Khurrwah, Bani Logate , Kathua Date of Birth 5-11-1994 1-2-1995 22-2-1994 4-6-1992 10-6-1995 5-2-1993 10-10-1992 24-12-1995 3-5-1992 5-8-1993 29-11-1993 28-6-1993 23-1-1995 ( Mehtabpur ) Kathua 8-3-1995 Machedi, Billawar , Kathua 4-1-1995

Veena Kumari Anita Devi Shebina Akhter Santosh Kumari Pooja Devi Baby Devi Lakshmi Rani Rekha Devi Sapna Atri Deepika Rani Suman Lata Monika Bharti Rohini Devi Reeta Devi Chanchla Devi Shilpa Devi Gagandeep Kour Pinki Devi Radha Rani Sunita Devi Naseem Akhter Vineta Devi Madhu Bala Zavera Begum Gulfroz Begum Parveen Akhter Gulzar Begum Preeti Kumari

Gen 69.60 Gen 69.00 Gen Gen Gen 67.60 Gen SC SC SC sc 66.20 RBA RBA RBA RBA RBA RBA RBA 58.40 OBC 62.20 55.40 ST 50.60 Handicapped ST ST ST RBA RBA Gen Gen Gen

6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

Vill. Kanthi P.O Arnas Tehsil Mahore Hardo Leyan Teh. Majalta Udhampur

Kadhirah Near Air Force St. Udhampur

Karowa Jaganoo Udhampur 18-10-1989

S. No. Name of candidates 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. Gen Vinod Sharma Rahul Sharma Rafia Tabassum Sundana Chandan Kirti Sharma Santosh Kumari Manmohan Singh Divek Singh CDP Surinder Kumar Nabreeti Kuldeep Abrol Sandeep Saini Shallu Sharma Hira Lal

VPO Bagankote Tehsil Mahore

Thanamang Thannamandi 01.01.1994

Vil. Jagir Ghordi Udhampur 7-3-1992 Vill. Kanthi P.o Arnas, Reasi 11-12-1993 V.P.O Matlote The. Mahore 1-1-1994 Vill. Chassote P.O Balmat kote, Reasi Vill. & P.O Dadooa ( Reasi) 10-9-1993 Vill. & P.O Thuroo Tehsil Machore Vill. & P.O Thuroo Tehsil Mahore V.P.O Thuroo Tehsil Mahore 9-11-1990 Vill. Thuroo P/O Dharmari Tehsil Mahore Palli Udhampur PHARMACIST 24-8-1981

DISTRICT POONCH . FMPHW S.No. NAME OF THE CANDIDATE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Sunandha Sharma 1 Avneet Kour Manmeet Kour 2 Navneet Kour 3 Priya Sharma 4 Urvashi Datta 5 Priya Sharma

W.No. 11, Moh. Panditan Poonch W.No. 10, H.NO. 6 Poonch 19-4-1993

Vill Dharamkote , Billawar, Kathua W.No. 3 Kathua 15-3-1992

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neering can also be practiced by mechanical and chemical engineers. Thermal engineers mainly work in the fields like: design of various types of heaters, from air and water line heaters to applications like freeze protection and temperature control; thermal analysis for optimizing use of power; heat-related safety studies; simulations and predictions. Thermal engineers can find work in administrative and managerial positions in government departments or public and private sector industries. Those who have a passion for teaching can opt for a teaching profession in universities and engineering institutes. Yet another option is to do research in the respective field. Thermal engineering principles are applied in many areas, including the electric power industry; the automobile industry; and the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) industry. The principles of Thermal engineering are also crucial to the operation of vehicles. Thermal engineering can also be applied in designing thermal control system, which in turn is used in spacecraft operation, cryogenic coolers, and so on. Hence thermal engineers are highly demanded in Avionics sector, Aerospace, Research and Development sector, and other related areas. Defense and railways require Thermal engineers to assist in maintenance and design of their machinery. Job prospects are immense for experienced hands abroad. Thermal engineers have job opportunities in L & T, Thermax, BHEL, Ennore Thermal Power Plant, Nuclear Power Plant, Wind Power Mill, Off shore oil platforms and in Marine Field. REMUNERATION The salary for Thermal engineers differ based on factors such as qualification, institution of study, experience and job profile. The salary packages offered for entry-level candidates are low when compared to that of an experienced one. At entry level, one can expect a pay range of Rs.12,00015,000 per month. For experienced hands, Indian companies offer pay packages in the range of Rs.36 Lac p.a. The scope for employment and salary is much better abroad.

CAREER IN THERMAL ENGINEERING

INTRODUCTION Thermal engineering is a branch of Mechanical Engineering, that encompasses technologies dealing with heating and cooling systems, transfer of heat, and fluid mechanics. In simple words, thermal engineering is a division of engineering that deals with heating or cooling of processes, equipment, or enclosed environments. A thermal engineer is a professional who specializes in a complex field of engineering that focuses on thermodynamics, heat transfer, mass transfer, and fluid mechanics. Thermodynamics deals with conversion of heat energy into mechanical, chemical and electrical energy as well as conversion of other energies into heat energy. Thermal Engineers pay attention to every aspect of heat generation and its removal in an electronics system. Thermal engineering principles are applied in many areas, including the electric power industry; the automobile industry; and the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) industry. The principles of thermal engineering are also crucial to the operation of vehicles. The heating and cooling of the car is controlled by thermal management systems integrated into the design. Thermal engineering also offers widespread application in the area of spacecraft propulsion and in other application areas of thermal control. Thermal engineering is important to the design of almost any machine. Mechanical elements and electric circuits generate heat during operation which can often threaten the device. Cooling mechanism help regulate the machine's internal temperature. Devices that use this principle include even computers and car batteries. ELIGIBILITY & COURSE AREAS To become a Thermal engineer one should have a postgraduate degree (M.E/M.Tech) in Thermal engineering. Educational Thermal engineering course is mostly offered to students at the postgraduate level. Those who have completed their graduate level (B.E/B.Tech) engineering programs in Mechanical, Automobile, Marine, or Aeronautical engineering streams are eligible to apply for this post graduate program. Conservation and Management, Advanced Thermodynamics, Advanced Heat Transfer, Applied Mathematics for Mechanical Engineers, Refrigeration Systems Design, Environmental Engineering and Pollution Control, Instrumentation in Thermal Engineering, Internal Combustion Engine Design and design of Condensers Evaporators & Cooling Towers. Thermal Engineering exposes students to a wide variety of specialized Mechanical Engineering fields such as Power Plants, Boiler Operations, Energy Development & Utilization, Instrumentation in Thermal Industries, Renewable & Unconventional energy engineering, Waste Heat recovery system, Food Processing & Preservation system. Personal attributes Thermal engineers need to have a good aptitude for the natural sciences, particularly physics, chemistry and mathematics, and should have good analytical and problem-solving ability. They must have numeric skills as math's is an important tool. They must have ability to communicate ideas clearly, both orally and in writing. They also need to have a genuine interest and concern in environmental issues. In addition to the above mentioned requirements- organising ability, practicality, ability to get on well with people of all types and to keep calm under pressure are an asset in the field. JOB PROSPECTS & CAREER OPTIONS A degree in the field of Thermal engineering helps the candidate to get in to a lucrative career in the area of thermodynamics or thermal control. Thermal engineers normally work as part of an engineering team, whether as independent consultants or as permanent members of an engineering/technical department. Thermal engi-

IIM-Kozhikode to host all India confernce of China studies

MUMBAI: Indian Institute of Management-Kozhikode ( IIM-K) will be hosting the 6th All India Conference of China Studies (AICCS) in collaboration with the Institute of Chinese Studies, New Delhi, from December 12-14, 2013. The AICCS is the annual flagship event of the Institute of Chinese Studies (ICS), Delhi. The theme of the conference is 'Reforms, Management and Social Transformation'. The conference seeks to cover the economic reforms in China in the post-Mao era (after 1978) and its multifaceted impact on the Chinese society in its path to becoming a major economic power. The world has witnessed a very unique social engineering in China in the name of 'socialism with Chinese characteristics' and as a result there have been constant innovations in the management of party- state-society relations, leading to a major Chinese social transition and transformation. In this regard the theme of the conference, Reforms, Management and Social Transformation is a conscious selection. The idea behind the conference is to have an overall idea and understanding of the functioning of the socialist market economy, create awareness and strengthen research in China and East Asian Studies in India. This is the sixth in the series of the annual AICCS and the first in Kerala. For further details please refer to the conference webpage: http://www.iimk.ac.in/ne wwebsite/#4 .

The basic eligibility criteria for a BE / B.Tech is 10+2 or equivalent examination, with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. After the bachelor's one can go in for a Masters degree. Applicants for postgraduate programmes (M.Tech) in Thermal engineering are required to have completed B.E./B.Tech. or equivalent from a recognized University/Institution in related area and he/she has to qualify the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) Entrance Examination. Selection :Selection to the post graduate courses ( M.E/M.Tech ) is based on merit i.e the marks secured in the final exams of B.E./B.Tech course Or on the basis of scores obtained in the entrance exams such as the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) Entrance Examination OR the institutes own separate entrance exams. Some engineering colleges/institutes specify GATE qualification as mandatory even for admission of selffinancing students to postgraduate programmes. The candidates have to achieve a good score in the entrance test to get admitted into master's program in Thermal Engineering. Duration : The duration for M.E/M.Tech course is 2 years. Subjects studied under this degree are Energy

Preschool education doesn't come cheap

CHENNAI: Educating a toddler costs more than you think. In some cases, parents are finding, it costs more than the sum spent on a child in high school. The recently-released fee structure for individual schools shows that the government, which questioned the 'exorbitant fee' collected by educational institutions, has recognised the need for some schools to charge close to 30,000 a year to impart learning to children below 5 years. The government-appointed fee committee, under justice S R Singaravelu, has determined the highest fee of 28,400 for kindergarten classes in Sri Sankara Senior Secondary School, Adyar. A few preschools in the state reportedly charge double this amount. Schools say the fee collected is proportionate to the amount spent on children. A school correspondent said more manpower and equipment were required to run pre-KG and KG classes than for higher classes. A play gym used by 10 children costs close to 20,000, and preprimary books are very expensive. "The life span of everything, from furniture to play equipment, is much shorter. You can't expect discipline or responsibility in a twoyear-old. So, we have to replace things more often," said the correspondent of a school. The sum spent on conducting activities is huge. "We have at least one small activity and one major event in a week. We invite guests and parents for some of them," said a preschool head. He added that parents were proactive when children were in preschool, and schools were expected to raise the bar. "I am always checking what my threeyear-old does in school, than what my seven-year-old does," said Madhusha, a mother of two boys. She added that she gave her feedback on everything - from the syllabus to the sanitation standards. "Parents don't hesitate to compare our KG section with other schools. They don't do that in higher classes," said a principal. Teachers also said that what happens in a preschool or kindergarten class cannot be considered as less important than that taught in higher classes. Studies have shown that early childhood care is key to the child's academic performance later in life. Those who can afford it are coughing up the money. But, at such rates, many may not be able to access learning at a young age. "Education, expected to be the leveller, will lose potency if the state does not soon come out with its own early learning programmes for children of the socio-economically poor," said education activist P B Prince Gajendra Babu.

UG counselling to begin soon at Allahabad University

ALLAHABAD: The authorities of AllahabadUniversity have constituted committees for conducting admissions. The committees would announce the counselling schedule for BA, BSc and BCom on July 19. Director of admission cell B N Singh said that the final dates of counseling would be announced on July 19. BSc counselling may commence from July 22. It would be held at Pravesh Bhawan, Chatham Line, from 8.30 am to 11.30 am. Singh said that each candidate clearing the entrance test had to come with documents like admit card (original), one set each of high school marksheet and certificate and intermediate marksheet. They would have to bring original transfer/migration certificate with weightage certificate and testimonials. The result of PGAT-2013 is ready it would be send to respective departments in the next couple of days and admissions in PG courses could be completed within the first week of the next month. It would be ensured that the university website would be updated daily for the benefit of students living in other cities. Meanwhile, the chairman of BALLB (Hons), five-year integrated course said that the revised time of reporting for admission at the course would be 9:00 am to 11:00 am and counselling would begin from 12 noon onwards

4,500 Class XI seats vacant in government schools

CHANDIGARH: On the end of the third day of the second counselling session for admissions to Class XI in government schools, nearly 8,000 forms were taken by students who wish to apply for admissions and those who wish to change the school or stream. Officials in the education department said nearly 4,500 seats in the general and reserved category are lying vacant in all streams in the 37 government schools. According to the tentative list issued by the UT education department, there are 969 seats lying vacant in the science stream in all schools, including 396 seats in the general category. In the commerce stream, there are 400 seats, out of which 165 are for the general category. In humanities, there are 2,600 seats lying vacant of which 1,123 are in the general category. There are 700 vacant seats in the general category.

National Eligibility cum Entrance Test fixed state syllabus but foxed students
BANGALORE: When the curtains were raised for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), panic buttons were pressed in Karnataka. For, the odds were stacked against students. The pre-university students did not even have prescribed textbooks in the state till then. All they followed were books and guides written by 'subject experts'. After a common entrance for the entire country was announced, the government came under fire. The Centre had proposed a common Science curriculum three years before and the state was yet to implement it. Karnataka students would not fare well in NEET, everyone feared. Pushed to the wall, the government decided to immediately introduce NCERT textbooks. This drew flak from every stakeholder as the sudden shift from state syllabus to NCERT textbooks was seen as a hurdle both for students and teachers. Bridge courses were held for students, but they did not help. Today Karnataka has a common syllabus and is on par with the rest of the country. It finally follows a common Science curriculum. The students have been rescued from the textbook lobby. But the flip side is, the whole purpose seems defeated with SC quashing NEET. The students will not forgive the urgency with which they were made scapegoats by introducing a new syllabus. Whether NEET was the answer to Indian students' entrance woes is a matter of debate. There are two sides, like every coin. That the students can avoid writing multiple tests saving time, money and energy, was the principal argument for it. "When the idea of having a common national test was conceived, it was done only with a view to prevent students going from city to city and appearing for 25 medical entrance tests in different states. There are 45,600 medical seats all over the country. If a student takes the test, there are so many seats for him/her. Writing multiple tests would restrict the student only to that particular college or university. And increasingly, examinations clash. Look at the cost implications. The student has to travel to different cities to write the test of that particular university. Besides, an eligibility test would have eliminated those not capable of studying medicine at one go. It would been a criteria for each state to admit students," said Dr Devi Shetty, who was chairman of the MCI governing council when NEET was proposed. But when the final draft of NEET was put to the test of law, it was a concocted one. The controversial clause like mandatory surrender of 50 per cent seats by the private managements to government quota nailed the proposal. Colleges were up in arms against giving up so many seats to the government. "We have been conducting the test and counselling in the most transparent way. Where is the question of us according anybody else's exam as better than ours? As a management, we should know whom we want to admit and not have someone else give us the merit list, The idea of a single exam was not a bad idea, but is not practicable in a country like India where there is so much of difference at various levels among students," said ComedK test director A C Ashok. Educationists say it was a deliberate move on part of the government to provoke college managements and ensure NEET was dead. "We had proposed it as an eligibility test and was never aimed at taking away the powers of private colleges or state governments. Why would private colleges or even state government allow someone else to dictate terms to them? The idea was not to tamper with the rights of private medical institutions," Shetty said. But for thousands of medical course aspirants who travel from city to city for that coveted medical seat, the search continues.

IIT-Kharagpur alumni start 'PPC for director' movement

NEW DELHI: The alumni association of IIT-Kharagpur has started a campaign called 'PPC for director' to press for the appointment of Partha Pratim Chakrabarti as the institute's head. A silent march will be organised Saturday in three cities -- Delhi, Kolkata and Bangalore -- to press for this demand, the alumni association announced in the national capital Friday. "We have lost faith completely (in the system) and so we are organising the silent march. We demand that P.P. Chakrabarti be appointed by July 29, as it would be a year since he was issued an appointment letter," said Arjun Malhotra, IIT-Kharagpur alumnus and co-founder of Hindustan Computers Limited (HCL). The post of the director of the institute has been vacant since June 30, 2012. Partha Pratim Chakrabarti was to be appointed the new director. However, his appointment was halted as he was accused in the Coal Net case, between IIT and Coal India Limited (CIL), a matter into which the Central Bureau Investigation (CBI) and Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) conducted a probe. The Coal Net issue involved a Rs.28crore project that would enable data sharing between the coal ministry, CIL and its subsidiaries, that was awarded to IIT-Kharagpur. However, against the rules, the institute awarded the project to a third, private party, owned by an alumnus. "CBI report had recommended only minor penalty against Chakrabarti. His appointment is pending as we are awaiting clearance from the CVC," Arjun Malhotra said. According to CVC guidelines, matters with minor penalty must be resolved within two months of receiving statements -- alumni members say Chakrabarti had responded to the first CVC/CBI enquiry over four-and-ahalf years ago. He also said there were other professors who carried out the project, too, namely R.N. Banerjee and Anil Bhowmick, and the CBI report had recommended that they be given major penalty.

IGNOU invites applications for watershed management course

NEW DELHI: The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has invited applications for a one-year diploma course in watershed management for its session commencing July 2013, an official said Friday. Diploma in Watershed Management (DWM) programme has been developed with financial support of Department of Land Resources, Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India. "The course intends to impart basic knowledge and skills for water harvesting, conservation and utilisation, soil erosion and its management, crop and animal husbandry, agro-forestry, fish farming etc.," said a statement by IGNOU. "It will provide the basic understanding of various activities undertaken during the development of watershed programmes, address the workforce requirement of the watershed management and focus on upgrading the knowledge and skills of existing personnel," it added. Although the duration of the programme is one year, candidates have the flexibility of completing it within four years. The mediums of instruction are English and Hindi. The course fee is Rs.10,000. The programme is open only for candidates who have passed either class 12 or Bachelor Preparatory Programme (BPP) from IGNOU. IGNOU is the world's largest open university system with a pan-India and international reach with flexible entry qualifications and a wide range of academic programmes at affordable cost.

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STUDENT AGE SATURDAY, JULY 20, 2013

EDITORIAL

ADAMANT AS BEFORE The Supreme Court has rightly thwarted the Congress-

led UPA Government's bid to reclaim control over the investigations that the Central Bureau of Investigation is conducting in the coal block allocation irregularities. Both the CBI and the Government had been smarting from the dressing-down which the apex court had earlier given them for being complicit in a bid to compromise the investigations, and they were looking for ways to wriggle out of the situation. They thought they had found the way out when the CBI asked the court for permission to share some portions of the ongoing probe with the Government on the pretext that the investigating agency would require the Government's sanction to prosecute certain officials. The CBI also argued that it needed to share details of the probe with the Government because the Government's prosecutors had to be kept informed and prepared to face the court in subsequent hearings. In other words, the CBI requested the apex court to modify the latter's earlier order directing the probe agency not to share details of the investigation with the Government. Mercifully, the court saw through the game and struck down the request to share the details, and also demanded to know why the Government's sanction to prosecute was needed since the investigations were being carried out under the direct supervision and monitoring of the Supreme Court. We may not have heard the last word on the latter since the Government has to get back with a response, but the court's mood is obvious. Since the Government no longer has a role to play in the probe, it should not be placing obstacles under the garb of following rules. Nevertheless, the court's line of thought on Wednesday is important in that it can restrict the cases where Government sanctions are mandatory for prosecution. Investigating agencies may not require Government clearance for prosecution of officials in matters that the courts are monitoring. This is as it should be, because we have seen in the past - and many senior officials who have served in the Government and as heads of investigation agencies are on record to confirm it - that the Government often takes its time to accord or deny permission to prosecute officials, thereby making a mockery of the probe process. Unfortunately for the Government, its woes do not end here. The Supreme Court has pulled up the Congress-led regime for causing roadblocks in the speedy investigation of the scam by not supplying the CBI certain crucial documents. The Government cannot dismiss the issue because it is the probe agency which has made this allegation in its status report to the apex court. The regime's attempt to drag its feet only reinforces the belief that it is doing everything it can, openly and surreptitiously, to sabotage the inquiry. The fact that the court observed it had found nothing substantially different in the three status reports that the CBI has given it over a period of time goes to demonstrate that the agency is not getting fresh material to take the probe forward. If the Government has nothing to hide, why is it withholding material? Attorney General GE Vahanvati's defence that the CBI's remarks are not true "across the board", is neither here nor there. The Government will have to do more to earn the trust of the apex court.

PRESUMED GUILTY LITTLE TOO SOON

ARINDAM CHAUDHURI

Just because a case is hanging against an MP or MLA, it is unfair for the person to be assumed disqualified due to the hyped-up fear of a future conviction, as the allegation could well have been fabricated to score political points
The Supreme Court's recent landmark judgement, which ensures that convicted politicians will now get immediately disqualified from contesting in elections or holding office, marks an end to almost a two decade long tug-of-war between political parties and the Election Commission over the right of electoral candidacy to tainted candidates. While it is surely a landmark judgement and it is not fair to be critical about everything, yet, the board is split into equal halves in their opinion towards the Supreme Court ruling, as pros and cons of the judgement seem to weigh equally. On the one hand, just because a case is hanging against a candidate, it is grossly unfair for the person to be assumed disqualified (due to the hyped-up fear of future conviction) - as the allegation could well be fabricated. As it often happens in the political domain, a candidate could be debarred based on false allegation brought about by vested interests to stonewall him from standing in an election. It's quite easy and simple: Just file a case against him, tom-tom the fact that the

candidate could end up getting convicted, and he is done for good. Morally, it is our constitutional right to remain innocent until proved guilty. And if that doctrine is applicable to all Indian citizens, it is only fair that the same applies to the politicians as well. It is not that the Supreme Court judgement goes against this. But the scrutiny that politicians will face now, especially the honest ones who have trumped up cases against them, could well be unfair. The attempts over the years to enforce stringent rules against political candidates has been to stem the growing criminalisation of Indian politics and to debilitate the nefarious nexus of politicians with goons and unlawful activities. But I have to admit, in this attempt to secure a fine balance between being just and unjust, it is debatable how far the strings should be pulled in curbing criminal activities in politics and how much latitude should be given to electoral candidates. The fact also is that a mind-numbing high percentage of Indian politicians have got criminal cases pending against them, most of which are genuine, but they are not convicted due to their muscle power. The Supreme Court ruling also makes the prospect of money and muscle power becoming increasingly in vogue in Indian public life, as often the outcome of investigations are manipulated by ruling parties to their benefit, where evidences are hushed up or conjured up, based on the ruling parties' benevolence. I should mention, all this doesn't mean a truly innocent person would be punished just because an allegation is laid against him. At the same time, the leeway given by the Supreme Court can be a shot in the arms of politicians and particularly the candidates belonging to the ruling Government. And characteristically, parties are being generally silent on the judgement and are giving only guarded statements on the issue. A large number of 'eminent' politicians have faced or currently face criminal charges. From our former Prime Minister PV Narasimha Rao to former and some present Chief Ministers of Punjab, Bihar, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Himachal Pradesh and Jharkhand, all have faced charges that range from misappropriation of money, cheating to other illegal activities. Political parties of all sizes, spread and ideologies are affected by this issue, and these include national parties like the Congress and the BJP, to regional ones like the Akali Dal and the Rashtriya Janata Dal. But then, this powerful bunch of people can easily win a pending case eventually on the strength of their money and muscle power and also with their high level contacts. There is hardly any case in India where a powerful politician is convicted and pun-

ished in the court of law. Comparatively, while there are a number of examples of Chinese lawmakers being incarcerated and even executed on account of their corrupt practices, Indian counterparts are mostly acquitted or are under the blessings of neverending pendency of charges brought against them. In other words, there is quite some possibility of honest politicians, without the muscle power, being affected by the Supreme Court judgement than politicians and ruling parties who shrewdly control investigating authorities like the CBI that are supposed to provide evidence to court. In this light, the

the Opposition parties, which in their ruling States are culprits of the same kind of scandals and corruption. The essence of democracy that politicians of yesteryears, like Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel stood for - to serve the country's people and provide them clean, healthy and corruption-free governance - has long been relegated to the trash can. Under these circumstances, in the current state, the Supreme Court ruling is more of tokenism rather than being a judicial revolution. Not only will it allow powerful politicians to settle their scores, but in the long run,

The Supreme Court ruling also makes the prospect of money and muscle power becoming increasingly in vogue in Indian public life, as often the outcome of investigations are manipulated by ruling parties to their benefit, where evidences are hushed up or conjured up, based on the ruling parties' benevolence. I should mention, all this doesn't mean a truly innocent person would be punished just because an allegation is laid against him. At the same time, the leeway given by the Supreme Court can be a shot in the arms of politicians and particularly the candidates belonging to the ruling Government. And characteristically, parties are being generally silent on the judgement and are giving only guarded statements on the issue.
apex court's ruling is perhaps skewed. It is exactly what powerful politicians had been waiting for and may work diametrically opposite to an attempted fight to root out corruption by our political masters. There is clearly no love lost between the Supreme Court and the politicians. One cannot forget the attempt by the Union Law Ministry to change the system of appointment of Supreme Court judges from the present system to a participatory process involving both the executives and the judiciary; that was clearly a subversive attempt to disrupt the neutral image of the Supreme Court. This is apart from various attempts of politicians to stifle a very impartial institution like the Supreme Court when it comments on political issues. All these are being done to protect tainted politicians and office holders from being prosecuted. Scams like 2G spectrum, Coalgate, and the very recent railway recruitment scandal are increasingly becoming an embarrassment and an impediment for the current Government. It's the same case with it will see itself being misused and abused. Today, elections in rural belts are mostly fought on caste and communal equations, while the integrity of the candidates usually takes the back seat. Hunger, social and caste discrimination, education and basic dignity of life are killing issues; clean legal records of electoral candidates are hardly points of contention. These are subject of discussion in the drawing rooms of State capitals and never in the impoverished villages of the hinterlands. Considering all this, the Supreme Court should, in the course of time, come out with a more fool-proof and holistic legislation in order to make the political corridors relatively cleaner and ethical, and a fair entry field for honest politicians without money and muscle power. But then, as they say, something is better than nothing. This one law may show the way for the future, but in the case of the Indian political system, the less said the better. (The author is a management guru and honorary director of IIPM Think Tank) and declared to reporters that he wanted to build a massive Ram temple there as soon as possible. There's only one way to read this: in his appointment of Amit Shah as the chief of the BJP's UP operation and in Shah's subsequent reiteration of the sangh parivar position on the Ram temple, Modi is announcing, as if on a megaphone, that good governance and Hindutvavadi nationalism are joined at the hip, that the former grows out of the latter. On cue Amit Shah followed up his Ram Mandir declaration by saying he had also prayed to god to uproot Congress misrule and replace it with 'good governance'. The idea that Modi's mantra of governance is an attempt to sugarcoat the BJP's appeal to those who have mixed feelings about Hindutva in general and Godhra in particular, is flat-out wrong. Modi's pitch is more radical and more ambitious than that. There is no attempt at misdirection; on the contrary, Modi has asserted in every possible way that the many episodes of violence against Muslims on his watch in Gujarat were, variously, understandable, excusable or legitimate. He is, in effect, making the case that Kodnani and Shah are instruments of good governance because a nation's economy can only progress once its society and polity are secured against its 'enemies'. His obduracy on Godhra, the 'Gujarat model' premised on Muslim subordination through violence and discrimination, the patronage extended to Kodnani and Shah, all these are policy statements that make a single argument: the consolidation of a Hindutvavadi State apparatus is a necessary preliminary to good governance because the 'decisiveness' that creates the one is the quality that makes the other possible. Modi is offering Indians 'good governance' in the service of an alternative nationalism: majoritarian, discriminatory and 'decisive'. He is not trying to live down Godhra; he's trying to live up to it. He is saying to the swing voter as explicitly as he can, that he isn't just pitching for an electorate's votes, he is bidding for the republic's political soul. We should take him at his word.

Mr Modi's package deal

MUKUL KESAVAN
Liberals fear and loathe Narendra Modi not because he is loved by voters who are bigots but because he appeals to some voters who aren't. The Bharatiya Janata Party's gamble on Modi is based on the calculation that he will galvanize the BJP's core vote (bigots), and yet attract swing voters who aren't particularly stirred by the prospect of a Ram temple or excited by the sangh parivar's favoured sport and raison d'etre, minority baiting. On the face of it, this seems counter-intuitive: wouldn't the party be better served by nominating someone less 'divisive' like Sushma Swaraj or Arun Jaitley? As leaders of the Opposition in the two houses of Parliament, they have a reasonable degree of name recognition without the burden of infamy: neither is accused of being the chief patron of a pogrom. Since bigots are likely to be motivated voters, shouldn't the BJP have assumed that Swaraj and Jaitley would get their votes anyway while their 'moderation' and parliamentary mien might attract the uncommitted voter who is put off by Modi's latter-day Lohpurush manner, his pitch-perfect performance as the bhagwa (saffron) Don? The BJP's answer to this question was no. The sangh parivar's cadres made it clear that Modi enthuses them in a way that no other BJP leader, provincial or pan-Indian, does. They love him because Modi is what they signed up to be: a virile Hindu with a magical knack for making Muslims invisible. While bleeding hearts might ventriloquize on behalf of his state's wounded Muslims, in Gujarat, politically, Muslims count for nothing. That, in a sentence, is the very definition of Hindutva heaven: a country where politically neutered Muslims are properly subordinated to potent Hindus. In Hindutva lore, Muslims are feral beasts and in this narrative Modi is a fearless ringmaster, who makes no apology for showing them their place firmly and, if necessary, with a touch of the whip. The fact that the occasional Muslim alim or businessman from Gujarat makes the news for praising Modi, is read by the parivarfaithful as a tribute to Modi's ability to make even recalcitrant creatures jump through hoops. The reason for Modi's hold on Hindutva cadres is that he never tries to play Dr Jekyll; he's always Mr Hyde. So unlike Advani, Swaraj and Jaitley, he has no interest in respectability as defined by the republic's political history: in essence, Modi's project is the re-making of India's political culture in the image of Hindutva. This can be properly realized only through the constitution of a 2nd Republic which isn't going to happen any time soon, but meanwhile cadres want a true

LOST PRIVILEGE

The shield has gone. The Supreme Court has taken away the protection to legislators offered by Sub-section (4) of Section 8 of the Representation of the People Act, 1951 by ruling that it is unconstitutional. This sub-section allowed a legislator convicted of any of the crimes listed in Section 8 of the RPA three months in office after conviction. More, if the convicted member of parliament or member of a legislative assembly or legislative council appealed to a higher court within these three months, he or she could continue in office till the matter was sorted out. Which could easily mean the full term. In the first place, this was highly discriminatory. No one convicted of a crime is allowed to contest elections, appeal or not. The Supreme Court's ruling aims at a level playing field. A convicted legislator is to be disqualified from the moment of conviction, and would not be allowed to contest elections for six years after imprisonment if there is any. There is to be no exception to the rule, even if the offence does not warrant imprisonment but only a fine. The real, and welcome, effect of this ruling would be in the sphere of experience, not just principle. It would be one of the best-defined steps in cleansing Indian politics of its criminal strain, something that proponents of electoral reform have been calling for through the years. Although the ruling is to be applied prospectively, that is, from the day it was made and not retrospectively, it would be immensely powerful in invisibly directing the composition of legislative bodies, for political parties would have to be careful about whom they consider as candidates. Apart from the fact, of course, that no convicted legislator will be allowed to linger in the House. That is a huge moral boost as well. It is not clear what would happen if a higher court finds the convicted legislator not guilty; he may go back, but how would his exile be compensated for? It is a question of fairness. Perhaps this is a risk the court is willing to take, since the moral tone of a House that has hitherto made convicted criminals welcome would be immediately elevated. Predictably, politicians have greeted the ruling with apparent enthusiasm while keeping low profiles. No one has said anything about firm implementation yet. That is the government's headache. It remains to be seen how willing it will be.

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Cricketing Talent in Valley

Dear Editor, It is a matter of delight to note that Parvez Rasool from Kashmir has been selected for Indian cricket team; his selection in team is celebrated throughout the state and well highlighted by all media channels both electronic and print, as deserved. However, what the media missed out is that prior to him another lad from Kashmir is already a part of country's cricket team who is none other than Suresh Raina, originally a resident of Rainwari, Srinagar, and Kashmir. The lad had migrated from Kashmir Valley in wake of unprecedented mass migration because of disturbances in Valley in 1990. Undoubtedly, it is by dint of his hard work and self made efforts enabled him to earn name.One wishes that his selection at a young age and in difficult period ,if were highlited earlier, would have inspired many others in achieving such feats till now. Nevertheless, both the boys have made our state proud by earning a place in the national team and deserve kudos. God helps those who help themselves. Yours Etc, P. K Mam Shankar Vihar Talab Tillo, Jammu

The UPA government's decision to promulgate an Ordinance for food security is born not out of concern for the poor. It is aimed at securing more votes in the Lok Sabha election. The grand old party which has gained notoriety for administrative failure, resulting in scams of serious nature, has no other way to go. Yours Etc, Reshmi jamwal Jammu

Let the sun shine

Ploy to get votes Dear Editor,

Dear Editor, India is one of the countries where the sun shines all year round on most of its land. Due to a widespread increase in the consumption of electricity, India faces an acute power shortage. A developing country like India must have enough electricity at affordable tariff, otherwise, it would seriously jeopardise its growth and progress. Further, in view of the protests from the public against the building of new nuclear plants for producing electricity, and the depleting supply of coal, and related environmental issues, it is the time for India to focus on producing electricity through solar power. India must cash in on this opportunity as much as possible. If India can use solar power to run rickshaws, it should be able to produce enough electricity to meet its day-today needs. yours Etc, P Dorje Leh

believer at the helm, not temporizers in republican motley. This still leaves unanswered the question we raised earlier: how does this help the BJP reach out to the ideologically uncommitted voters it needs to win close to 200 seats? The prevailing wisdom seems to be that Modi's stewardship of Gujarat has been so efficient, particularly in terms of economic development, that Indians committed to economic modernity - shareholders looking for a return on their investment, corporate houses frustrated by red tape, young people looking for jobs, farmers hungry for irrigation and electricity, the urban middle classes thwarted by bureaucratic irrationality and corruption, ordinary citizens maddened by absent infrastructure will vote for a Modi-led BJP because their first priority is 'governance', not an unfortunate spasm of violence that happened more than a decade ago. So in this reading of the BJP's election strategy we have Modi as Janus, whose fierce visage rouses the faithful, while his other, more technocratic, managerial profile draws in desis yearning for decisive, coherent governance that will free them from the economic and political dysfunction of Congress rule. It suggests that the the swing voters who turn against the United Progressive Alliance will do so by suppressing their queasiness about Modi's past because the good governance he offers is ideologically neutral and will lead, if you like, to a secular good: economic progress. But this is not, in fact, the deal that Modi is offering. Modi has done nothing to ease undecided voters over the hump of the Gujarat pogrom: no anodyne word of regret, nopro forma murmurings about reconciliation. He has doubled down on the violence in an explicit, public way. Maya Kodnani, who in the aftermath of the Naroda Patiya massacre was widely believed to have organized the killings of Muslim women and children (a belief legally borne out by the verdict of the special court who found her guilty), was appointed by Modi in 2007 to the post of of minister of women and child development. She only left that office after she was arrested in 2009. More recently - and this is revealing given the imminent elections - Amit Shah, Modi's protg, out on judicial bail as one of the accused in the kidnapping and killing by the Gujarat police in 2005 of Sohrabuddin Shaikh, his wife Kauserbi and Tulsiram Prajapati in a fake 'encounter', was appointed by Modi as the man in charge of the BJP's election campaign in Uttar Pradesh. A man accused of organizing an encounter killing, forbidden from entering Gujarat till the disposition of his bail petition lest he tamper with the evidence, was given political charge of UP in spite of concerns voiced within the BJP.The Times of India reported at the time that "muscle-flexing by Narendra Modi has forced top party-men to fall in line". Less than a week ago Amit Shah visited the improvised temple on the site of the razed Babri Masjid

In Hindutva lore, Muslims are feral beasts and in this narrative Modi is a fearless ringmaster, who makes no apology for showing them their place firmly and, if necessary, with a touch of the whip. The fact that the occasional Muslim alim or businessman from Gujarat makes the news for praising Modi, is read by the parivarfaithful as a tribute to Modi's ability to make even recalcitrant creatures jump through hoops.

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Contd. from page 3 15. 16. 17. Swarn Kumar Dilwagh Singh Anil Kumar Verma Hans Raj Kehar Singh Kewal Krishan Parentage Rajinder Kumar Gen Bashir Ahmed Sham Kumar Suresh Kumar Kuldeep Raj Mohd Rashid Som Nath Chaman Lal 1-4-1995 Sunil Dutt Bandral Hari Singh Dharm Singh Tara Singh Tilak Raj Parkash Chand Krishan Chand Hans Raj Parentage Shashi Paul Khajuria Surjit Singh Bishan Dass Sharma Romesh Kumar Sharma Madan Lal Late Balkar Singh Narinder Singh Kotwal Puran Chand Munshi Ram Balbir Singh Vijay Kumar Prema Nand Subash Chander Thakar Dass Sudesh Kumar Sharma Parentage Ashok Kumar Mushtaq Ahmed Madan Lal Thuru Ram Des Raj Hans Raj Kartar Singh Bodh Raj Balkar Singh Vidya Sagar Verma Vijay Kumar Parkash Chand Badri Nath Madan Lal Kehar Singh Payar Singh Hans Raj Tara Singh Mohd Ayaz Rishi Badri Nath Shori Lal Gaisul Din Gulshan Kumar Prem Chand PARENTAGE Ashok Kumar Mengi Shakti Sharma Darshan Lal Sharma Sh. Parshotam Kumar S.Narinder Singh Balbir Singh Gen Kuljeet Singh Sarwan Dass Romesh Lal Madan Lal Attri Harbans Singh Lok Raj Pritam Dass Yash Paul Gurkarpal Singh Pritam Singh Suraj Singh Tara Chand Sat Paul Hakumat Raj Ashok Kumar Sh Kashmir Singh Sh. Sham Lal Bansa Ram Devinder Kumar Lekh Raj Bittu Ram Thoru Ram Subash Chander Pawan Kumar Rachhpal Chand Amar Chand Sharma Late Sh.Raj Kumar Suresh Kumar Rashid Mohd Ch. Abdul Karim Bashir Ahmed Ghulam Husain Kulwant Singh Vill:Pacci Dhaki Jammu PARENTAGE Prem Chand Sharma Onkar Singh Chib Bishan Dass Nepal Chand Darshan Lal Sharma Kuldeep Singh Kishori Lal Madan Lal Bishan Dutt Sardari Lal Malhotra Thoru Ram Tarsem Singh Babu Ram Shallo Ram Rashid Mohd. Sh. Gulam Rasool Stephen Sotra Saleem Teji Vill: Singhpura Maralia RSPura Vill:Suzadpur Rspura, Jammu Vill:Kalyana R.S Pura, Jammu Vill- Supwal P/o Sujwan Tehsil & Distt. Samba Vill: Shahpur Tonkanawali R.S Pura 05.03.1992 25.03.1989 14.11.1992 18-08-1993 13.08.1994 81.40 80.80 80.80 80.80 80.00 24-04-1995 78.80 78.80 10/6/1995 Gen Gen 78.20 7/3/1994 77.80 77.80 Gen Gen 14-03-1992 15-08-1994 SC SC SC RBA RBA RBA RBA RBA RBA RBA RBA ST 9/12/1987 53.20 50.60 ALC 58.20 ST ST 77.20 75.80 Gen 78.00 Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen 79.20 Gen Gen 78.80 67.80 W.No. 2 Kathua Bohra, Kathua Juthana , Kathua Gujroo Nagrota Billawar Parole , Kathua Chhan Rorian , Kathua Samper Sapla , Kathua Dhaggar , Bani Residential address Gadhyal, Kathua Raj Bagh , Kathua W.No. 17 Kathua Dayalachack , Kathua Marapatti, Kathua Kangrial , Kathua Gurah Kalyal , Kathua Plahi , Kathua Najote Billawar Bhurthain , Kathua Thein , Kathua Duggani Bhatodi Billawar Nagrota, Kathua Badnota , Billawar Chadwal, Kathua Residential address Logate Kathua Vill. Dharlta, Billawar Chann , Arorian Vill. Nagri Parole , Kathua Marhoon., Billawar VPO Dhaggar, Bani Maroli , Kathua W.No. 1 Kathua Kangrial Kathua VPO Govindsar , Kathua Mearth, Kathua Durang, Billawar Patta, Hiranagar Dhaggar Bani Vill. Surjan Bani Nagrota Gujroo, Billawar Malhar Billawar Doulka Kahtua Dhar dugnoo Billawar Lohai Billawar W.No. 16 Kathua W.No. 12 Kathua ADDRESS Gen 26-2-1995 18-7-1994 5-3-1995 15-1-1995 3-5-1994 21-3-1994 15-4-1994 10-11-1992 Date of Birth 28-3-1994 12-3-1994 26-11-1992 1-4-1993 15-3-1995 12-7-1995 23-3-1993 4-4-1993 5-4-1994 28-12-1993 16-1-1991 12-1-1994 7-4-1991 9-8-1994 23-11-1993 4-1-1986 Date of Birth 18-1-1993 29-7-1983 31-12-1986 3-1-1990 4-4-1995 10-6-1994 11-11-1994 6-3-1987 23-3-1993 1-7-1992 28-3-1995 9-6-1993 17-4-1995 3-3-1995 14-10-1992 1-1-1995 3-8-1992 2-2-1994 12-1-1991 1-11-1992 19-2-1992 1-3-1987 DATE OF BIRTH 67.20 63.60 57.40 56.00 59.80 58.80 58.13 47.07 OBC RBA RBA RBA SC SC SC ST Malhar Billawar Gurha Mundian Suttra Garah , Kathua Logate , Kathua Sahar , Kathua Pandrar , Kathua 6-3-1994 3-3-1995 15-10-1994 18-1-1992 4-5-1993 4-11-1994 70.60 70.60 69.80 69.33 68.93 67.80 Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Village Badnota , Billawar Bhulari Bani Mela , Hiranagar Residential address 10-3-1995 3-3-1995 20-5-1995 Date of Birth 60.00 57.80 61.20 % of 12th basis ST ST OBC Category Gen 7. 8. 9. Gen 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. Rodhe Bhagat Shallu Devi Nisha Devi Ankush Kumar Baby Kumari Suman Lata Arun Kumar Sharma Dinesh Sharma Khem Raj Bhagat Som Nath Rounak Singh Som Nath Bachitra Ram Swarn Lal Lakhan Pal Sharma Late Sh. Subash Kumar Abishek Singh Jamwal Kiran Bala Anu Kumari Mahipaul Singh Jamwal Mela Ram Ashok Kumar

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1. h.no:263 Vill:Toph Sherkhannia Jammu Vill: Dhakhar Akhnoor 10.02.1994 12.12.1991 66.40 66.93 Gen 7/3/1993 Gen Gen RBA 59.50 61.20 SC ALC 56.33 Departmental Candidate OPTH. ASSISTANT . S.No. NAME OF THE CANDIDATE GORY 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Gen 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. Sanjeev Choudhary Raman Kumar Megha Loach Neeraj Kumar Sandeep Kumar Rakesh Kumar Anju Rani Ramneek Singh Bhagwan Dass Pritam Kumar Bachan Lal Loach Tara Chand Tara Chand Sham Lal Balbir Chand Surinder Singh Vill:Shahpur Tonkana Wali RSPura Vill:Darsopur RSPura h.no:125 w.no:4 R S Pura Vill:Sai Khurd RSPura Vill;Seri Plai Akhnoor Vill:Palanwalla Akhnoor 21.05.1994 02.03.1994 30.03.1994 10.02.1991 28.12.1988 Vill:Satwari Ashok Nagar Jammu 02.03.1995 58.00 07.12.1990 55.47 50.13 56.40 53.20 60.20 Gen 57.60 SC OBC ALC CDP 41.80 Departmental Candidate X-RAY ASSISTANT S.NO NAME OF THE CANDIDATE GORY 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Gen 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. Sc 21. 22. 23. 24. Vishal Chetana Rai Bandana Kumari Satish Kumar Sharma Gharu Ram Rishi Kesh Thoru Ram Suram Chand Parentage % age 10th. Basis Lt. Sh. Hans Raj Girdhari Lal Hem Raj Ab. Qayoom Bhoru Pancham Singh Bodh Raj 13-9-1994 Dalwa Gool, Ramban Machail Padder, Kishtwar 69.00 68.60 Bhagwah Doda Sarthal Kishtwar Machail Padder Kishtwar Dhandrath, Ramban Lotna Palmar , Kishtwar Umer Mohalla Kishtwar Sangrambhata , Kishtwar Indralla Thathri, Doda Hidyal Kishtwar 73.2 13-4-1994 6/5/1993 Gen Gen 1/8/1992 1/1/1991 28-6-95 14-2-1995 23-9-1994 28-2-1994 10/5/1993 1/8/1993 22-3-1991 68.40 67.40 11-6-1995 66.20 66.00 65.60 65.40 64.80 64.80 64.40 Gen Gen 67.40 Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen 15-12-1992 30-3-1994 63.80 63.60 63.40 6/7/1991 25-1-95 11/2/1993 4-9-1991 15-2-1995 3/3/1995 16-2-94 15-4-1995 12/2/1994 15-7-1986 24-2-1994 22-11-1993 4/4/1995 29-5-88 62.60 62.60 61.40 56.00 51.80 50.20 48.00 46.60 60.00 58.80 57.80 57.00 55.40 63.20 64.00 R.B.A RBA R.B.A 62.60 RBA RBA RBA S.T S.T ST S.T S.T S.C S.C S.C S.C S.C OBC RBA 64.40 RBA Gen Gen 71.00 69.40 Gen Gen Mohd Sharief Kutay Mangat Ram Chander Prakesh Bhandari 28-8-1991 Mohd. Ramzan Sheikh 7/2/1986 Janki Nath Abdul Hamid Sheikh Lakhmi Ram Titar Singh Chuni Lal Thakur Mohd. Ayub Butt Nazir Ahmed Bal Krishan Mohd. Aslam Zargar Bal Krishan Ranjeet Singh Late Vijay Kumar Gupta Daulat Raj Ab.Rashid Butt Ab. Majeed Khan Hari Lal Ab. Majid Khan Shoket Ali Mand Baksh Mohd. Shafi Chuni Lal Gaddi Milkhi Ram Shadi Lal Khushi Ram Dhan Raj Doulat Ram Bal krishan Mohd Shafi Parentage % age 12th. Basis Mohd Mushtaq Gh. Mohd. Wani Ab. Rashid Padyar Behari Lal Om Parkash 74.27 Mohd. Ramzan Mir Brij Lal Ab. Kabeer Shan Gen Gh. Nabi Butt Suresh Kumar Sharma Des Raj Behari Lal Badhri Nath S.C Jagdish Chander Mohd Saleem Abdul Khaliq Ram nath Diggi Bhaderwah Thatharka , Ramban Thatharka , Ramban 25-1-1990 20-3-1992 10-9-1992 65.00 68.20 67.40 20-3-1975 S.C ST ST 41.80 Departmental candidate SC 70.60 LAB ASSISTANT S.no Name of Candidate Date of Birth 1) ST 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) Gen 73.80 11) 12) 13) 14) Gen Gen Gen 15) 16) Sonam Bandral Rajan Singh Sami Sharma Ajay Kumar Zaker Hussain Razeena Bano Ranu Parihar Sourbh Singh Anjani Devi Dheeraj Kumar Irfan Adil Parameet Sngh Saba-ul-Nissa Shams Ud Din Anjana Devi Anil Kumar Parentage % age 12th. Basis Sonam Bandral Om Raj Manhas Subash Sharma Roshan Lal Gh. Hussain Mohd . Amin Satwan Kumar Subesh Chander Pardeep Singh Shamboo Nath Parvez Ahmed Som Nath Salam Din Modh Israil Gujjar Doulat Ram Ram Lal Parentage % age 12th. Basis Mohinder Singh Sewa Ram Bhagat Surender Kumar Mohd Iqbal Mohd Irfan Wani Des Raj Ahadullaha Gutt Suresh Kumar Gulam Hussain Wani Abdul Karim Khan Feroj Chand Utta -Ullah Sheikh Mohd Sharief Gujjar Jeewan Lal Puran Singh Jagdish Raj Parentage % age 12th. Basis Residential Address Category Bagwah, Doda Bun Doda Lopra Dachhan , Kishtwar Lopra Dachhan , Kishtwar Astan Balla Kishtwar Suid Dachhan Near Dak Banglo Doda Dedha, Ramban Shiva, Doda Hrna Drubeel Jabba Gool Ramban Bhadroon Changam Phagwar Residential Address Category Gandoh , Doda Zellna Kishtwar Zeelana Kishtwar Suid Dachhan , Kishtwar Chicha Dachhan Kishtwar Gool , Ramban Gandoh, Doda Topneel Doda Thathyri Doda Saterwagan , Kishtwar Dachhan Gool, Ramban Hidyal Kishtwar Trigam Sarthal Kishtwar Residential Address Category 8/9/1994 7/3/1995 15-3-1995 16-4-1995 1/6/1994 5-2-1995 22-06-1995 7/5/1994 24-12-1994 1-3-1993 4/1/1990 27-12-1994 8-6-1994 72.60 72.60 72.40 29-10-1990 69.00 64.80 64.00 63.40 63.20 63.20 10-6-1995 61.87 57.20 56.00 53.60 53.20 Gen Gen Gen 72.00 Gen Gen Gen Gen RBA R.B.A 62.40 RBA ST SC SC SC RBA Gen 2/2/1995 10/3/1995 1-4-1994 27-2-1995 6/6/1993 15-4-1995 11/8/1991 1/3/1994 8/10/1995 3-4-1995 12/2/1995 4/4/1995 23-3-1995 78.00 2/5/1995 72.80 70.00 69.20 68.40 68.20 68.00 67.60 67.40 66.80 66.00 65.40 62.20 64.20 63.00 Gen 73.00 Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen RBA R.B.A RBA S.T S.T S.C SC Gen Galigarh Trigam District Kishtwar Berwar Kishtwar Thakrie Darbadan Chicha Dachhan Phagmulla Banihal Prabble 7/10/1994 28-8-1994 24-7-1995 15-3-1993 72.80 70.60 70.20 68.80 Gen RBA RBA RBA Vill:Dub Karam Din Jammu 19.07.1995 Vill:Dablehar RSPura Vill:Jakh Akhnoor Vill:Panjtoot Akhnoor Residential Address Category Birshalla , Dudhote, Doda Joudpur Doda Dhara Doda Jajka Thathri, Doda 20-3-1993 2/3/1993 30-9-1993 1/12/1993 81.20 78.20 77.40 74.80 73.60 Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen 25.02.1994 11.12.1990 10.07.1995 53.60 53.33 51.07 51.00 SC SC RBA ALC Rajinder Kour Harmeet Singh Adyal Pankaj Sharma Sanjay Kumar Rakesh Kumar Jatinder Jajua Rahul Sharma Sanjeev Choudhary Ankush Kumar Deepak Digra Aman Kumar Sohan Lal Neeraj Kumar Sahil Chalwania Gurdayal Singh Mukhtair Singh Kewal Krishan Gopal Das Madan Gopal Sardari Lal Jaget Ram Bhagwan Dass Som Nath Shyam Lal Bishamber Dass Mohan Lal Tara Chand Romesh Chander Vill:Khour Deonian R. S Pura, Jammu Vill:Laswara Bishnah Vill:Kharah Akhnoor Vill: Naryana Akhnoor 18.12.1994 19.02.1994 22.05.1992 Vill:Chowki Choura Akhnoor 24.02.1993 Near Govt. Hospital Samba 30-10-1981 Vill:Turgla Kalar Chowki Choura Akhnoor Vill:Shahpur Tonkanawali Rspura h.no:94 Prem Nagar Jammu 14.06.1988 Vill:Chorli Bishnah Vill:Kathar Bishnah Vill:Jogwan Akhnoor 09.03.1992 19.02.1996 17.09.1993 16.06.1994 61.40 61.33 60.40 60.33 60.27 28.07.1993 02.03.1995 59.50 59.33 59.20 58.80 02.03.1994 61.80 Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen 60.27 60.20 Gen Gen Gen Gen 55.47 3/9/1988 SC 54.00 Gen Gen Gen Note:1. The selected candidates shall have to report their respective ANMT School within 21 days from the date of issue of individual orders. 2. The individual orders of the selected candidates shall be delivered by ordinary post at their residential address mentioned in the application forms. 3. Any objection in writing regarding the above selection list shall be entertained by theis office within 7 days from the date of its publication in news papers. Suman Devi Pawan Kumar Sakshi Choudhary Dewakar Singh Neha Pawar Taruna Sharma Kartar Chand Ramesh Lal Gurkar Pal Singh Ramesh Singh Kulvir Singh Dwarka Nath Sharma Vill:Kalah Akhnoor Vill:Kotli Mirdian RSPura 16.04.1995 15.03.1995 74.80 67.20 08.11.1990 14.02.1992 Gen Gen 65.30 64.40 63.60 23-7-1994 Gen Gen Gen 61.80 PARENTAGE ADDRESS DATE OF BIRTH Percentage from 12th basis CATESC Gen Rupali Sandhu Rahul Kumar Tarandeep Kour Tejasvini Anand Jasmeet Kour Vishal Sharma Abishkek Khajuria Rajinder Prashad Prianka Bhagat Rashpal Dass Puran Chand S.Narinder Singh Vinod Anand Balvinder Singh Dev Kumar Sharma Kewal Krishan Khajuria OM Parkash Bishan Dass Vill:Langotian R.S Pura, Jammu Vill:Domana Jammu 17.03.1994 Vill: Basti Govindpura R.S Pura h.no:119 Mohalla Afghana Jammu Vill:Simbli Jammu Vill:Bhour Camp Jammu Vill:Sher Garh Bishnah 05.01.1995 03.02.1983 02.04.1982 02.08.1994 71.47 06.03.1995 06.02.1994 64.80 62.83 04.06.1994 62.00 74.40 Gen 66.60 64.80 Gen Gen 62.40 Gen 9/2/1995 61.40 Gen Gen Gen 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11) 12) 13) 14) 15) 16) 17) 18) 19) 20) 21) 22) 23) 24) Gen S.no Name of Candidate Date of Birth Sandeep Singh Rohin Badyal Rohit Kumar Shazia Rukhsar Baber Javed Mohd. Yousif Meena Devi Monika Sharma Jagnu Bhagat Tanveer Ahmed Gazala Yaseen Mudasir Irfan Arjun Sharma Jabeena Bano Shahid Hussain Neeraj Singh Jabeena Bano Abid Iqbal Khalid Najeeb Paramjit Singh Vijay Kumar Viney Kumar Ranjit Singh Ankit Singh Parentage % age 12th. Basis Kanshi Nath Raj Kumar Badyal Suresh Kumar Ab Hamid Javed Iqbal Gh. Hussain Naib Chand 61.20 Sanjeet Kumar Jagjeevan Ram Shams Din Mohd. Yaseen Attar Mohd. Irfan Mir Surjeet Sharma Nizam Din Dar Gh. Hussain Butt Krishan Chand Nizam Din Dar Mohd. Iqbal Zargar Shokat Ali Batt Kashmir Singh Sewa Ram Bhagat Jagdish Chander Bir Singh Jagdish Singh Category Janwas Sarthal, Kishtwar Lachkhazanz Kishtwar Philler Thakrie Bhabore Doda Berwar Kishtwar Malwana Gen Bhatta Palmar Arnora Doda Kastigarh Doda Mohalla Doda 4-10-1993 20-2-1994 20-4-1995 15-11-1995 61.07 60.80 60.80 60.80 60.60 60.20 60.00 59.80 59.82 59.80 59.60 59.20 55.20 52.50 51.00 54.20 53.73 Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen R.B.A R.B.A RBA SC SC SC ST ST 6/6/1995 15-5-1994 6/3/1995 15-3-1995 24-12-1994 73.8 66.40 65.40 20-3-1991 65.20 61.60 OM/RBA Gen Gen 65.20 Gen Gen PARENTAGE ADDRESS DATE OF BIRTH Percentage from 12th basis CATEOBC SC 66.00 Gen 2. 3. 4. 5. Vill:Kunjwani Jammu Vill:Tarah Dansal Jammu 09.10.1994 02.07.1992 65.60 63.60 53.33 14.06.1988 30.10.1993 61.00 62.80 19-6-1986 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. Vill:Kotli Main Fateh RSPura 26.11.1991 h.no:94 Near H.S.H School Prem Nagar Jammu h.no:155 W.no.1 Kashmiri Mohalla Akhnoor Vill:Bagga Janna RSPura 15.06.1994 Vill:Panjtoot Dhok Akhnoor 04.06.1994 Qtr. No. 160 Sartwal Jammu Sarwal , Jammu Mudasir Hussain Shabir Ahmed Anshu Dhar Adil Rashid Iqra Tabassum Monika Sharma Sapna Perihar Gazala Yassen Arti Devi Tanveer Ahmed Ashwani Kumar Abid Iqbal Istiyaq Ahmed Shilpa Rani Viney Kumar Irshad Ahmed Mohd Yousif Abdul Rashid Mir Hari Lal Dhar Abdul Rashid Manhas Hafizullah Sanjeet Kumar Shamboo Nath Mohd Yaseen Attar Bodh Raj Shams Din Harish Kumar Mohd Iqbal Zargar Gh. Qadir Ravinder Kumar Jagdish Chander Nazir Ahmed Panjdhara Dachhan Dalwa Gool Ramban Kwar Tanji Kishtwar Gool., Ramban Jamia Masjid Doda Bhatta Palmar , Kishtwar Mohalla Doda Trigam Kishtwar Rokali Kalan Thathri Kastigarh, Doda Bun Kulid Kishtwar Seri Bhaderwah, doda Malota thathri , Doda X-RAY. ASSISTANT Residential Address 10-3-1995 17-5-1995 4-4-1995 1-5-1995 1/1/1989 4-10-1993 15-11-1995 13-09-1994 1-8-1994 14-3-1994 8-4-1993 29-8-1988 10-6-1992 71.4 65.80 64.20 64.20 62.33 61.06 61.00 60.80 60.27 60.20 60.00 59.20 56.80 50.80 50.13 46.67 Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen R.B.A R.B.A RBA RBA SC SC OBC Vill. Rakh Amb Tali P/O Kali Bari Tehsil and District Samba

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Chhicha Dachhan , Kishtwar 22-1-1995 Harshing Mundhar Doda 20-4-1995

DENTAL ASSTT. S. No. Name of candidates 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) Sharma 9) 10) 11) 12) 13) 14) 15) 16) Anamica Sharma Altaf Hussain Babli Sharma Neha Rani Gourav Sharma Kaynat pertyal Prianka Sharma Suvidha Sharma W.No. 15 Kathua Shubham Bandarl Sahil Singh Pooja Devi Bandhana Devi Arti Devi Sumeet Kanth Shami Kumar Pawan Kumar 25-3-1995 72.80

Bander Sehgarh , Kishtwar 5-3-1991

Near Jamia Masjid Chock Doda

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Vill:Sainth P/o HP Sidhar Akhnoor

OPTH. ASSTT. S. No. Name of candidates Category 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. Sakshi Khajuria Reetika Mathawan Parul Sharma Nidhi Sharma Rajat Khajuria Arun Kerni Devinder Singh Meghna Kotwal Deepa Sharma Rahul Sharma Jasvinder Singh Priya Sharma Lekh Raj Bintu Kumar Prem Singh Neelam Sharma 86.80 71.20 69.00 64.67 63.40 63.20 63.07 60.67 59.87 51.80 50.67 50.40 57.47 57.00 57.40 51.50 Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen RBA RBA RBA SC SC ST CDP Percentage from 12th basis

Swankha Morh P.O Vijay pur Tehsil and District Samba

Doda 25-3-1995

Subash Chander Khajuria Gadyal, Hiranagar

Loharna Dachhan Kishtwar 3/4/1995 Budhan Thakrie , Kishtwar 7-3-1995 Khuti Mundhar Doda Beoli Doda Tunder Dachhan Khuti Mundhar Doda Mundhar Doda Beoli Doda Darbadan Thakrie Poochal Kishtwar Diggi Bhaderwah Haddal , Bhaderwah Kansar Bhaderwah 10/2/1994 1/1/1994 10-8-1994 10/2/1994 14-3-1994 20-6-1995 13-2-1994 3-3-1989 29-8-1988 4-2-1994 3-8-1993

Plot No. 265 Panchhi Nagar ., Rehari Colony Jammu 12/2/1989

Nai Basti Jar P.O Ramgarh Tehsil and District Samba 27-6-1993 h.no:1 L.no:1 Bharat Nagar Jammu Vill:Pakhiwala Sungal Akhnoor

X-RAY. ASSTT. S. No. Name of candidates Category 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. Ashwani Sharma Ravina Akhter Munish Gupta Ram Paul Radhay Sham Baljeet Singh Michaed Singh Akhil Sharma Davinder Saini Pankaj Verma Shavi Bhardwaj Sumit Kanth Pushpinder Bhardwaj Lucky Sharma Dilbagh Singh Pankaj Singh Pawan Kumar Baldev Singh Yasser Ayaz Sunil Kumar Roma Devi Shahien Akhtar Satish Lalotra Ajay Kumar 74.20 68.00 67.67 66.80 65.80 65.60 63.40 63.20 63.07 63.07 59.20 58.80 58.40 57.82 57.80 47.47 47.07 57.20 56.40 56.00 55.73 53.60 56.80 56.20 Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen ST ST ST RBA RBA RBA RBA RBA SC SC CATEGen Percentage from 12th basis

Vill- Khanwal P/o Rehain Tehsil & Distt. Samba pin no.184121

SD/DIRECTOR HEALTH SERVICES JAMMU.

Vill. Ballan Bala , Hiranagar 31-3-1994

h.no:125 w.no:4 Rspura Jammu

Vill-H.No. 93/B Tirth Ram Talab Tillo Jammu pin no. 180002

CAG audit: Moily says everybody is cooperating

NEW DELHI, JULY 19: With CAG alleging that Mukesh Ambani-run Reliance Industries was delaying furnishing of records for audit, Oil Minister M. Veerappa Moily on Friday said there was no problem and everybody was cooperating. I dont know. That I must find out, he said when asked about the Comptroller and Auditor General of India writing to Oil Secretary complaining about RILs refusal to provide full assess to financial statements and records for audit of its spending on the flagging eastern offshore KG-D6 gas block. We are getting cooperation from everybody. There is no problem at all, he said. The question is we should not destroy them, then you get destroyed yourself, I am telling you. This is what is going to happen. If you destroy somebody, you get destroyed yourself. The CAG Principal Director of Audit (Economic and Service Ministries) AM Bajaj in the July 3 letter stated that RIL was providing information sought in phases and some records sought were still pending. RIL on the other hand says it is collating information sought and will provide it to CAG as and when it is ready. We want public sector to be involved (in exploration and production of oil and gas), we want private to be involved. But nothing should be done by breaking the rules or regulation. That we will safeguard. National interest will be safeguarded, Moily said. CAG at the request of the oil ministry is auditing KG-D6 spending for 2008-09 to 2011-12. It restarted the audit in April after issues like scope and extent of its scrutiny were resolved. RIL had previously stated that CAG cannot contractually perform a performance audit on it and Production Sharing Contract (PSC) only provides for a government appointed auditor to verify reasonableness of all charges and credits. CAG too has stated that it is not planning to a do a performance audit of the company but only wants to examine propriety of expenses made. For doing that CAG has been given the discretion of requisitioning records as it deems fit.

Vill. Dhaggar Bani , Kathua 10-11-1992

DISTRICT DODA, RAMBAN AND KISHTWAR FMPHW S.no Name of Candidate Date of Birth 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Gen 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. Gen 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. Veshali Devi Shan Nitika Gupta Isha Katoch Rubina Anjum Irfat Ara Sonia Kumari Abidah Majid Khan Noor Fatima Rabia Banoo Rehana Kousar Sanjokta Devi Pooja devi Sunita Devi Diksha Devi Puja Devi Anjna Devi Susheela Devi Khalida Shafi Dharbadan Thakrai Kishtwar Dradhu Bhaderwah, Doda 5/5/1991 Chakra Doda Checka Bhaderwah Sigdi Chatroo Distt. Kishtwar Hurmulla Kochal Filler Thakrie, Kishtwar Upper Dalwa , Ramban Dhadkhaie Gandoh Shallie Gandoh Ghan Sarthal, Kishtwar Birshalla Doda Kakol Bhaderwah, Doda Shanderi Kishtwar Bhadroon ( Arnas)Doda Payote Rehi Doda Bhadroon Doda Indralla Thathri 11/12/1994 21-4-1988 Sangeeta Devi Nitu Devi Sonia Rai Rumana Kousar Bhoru Varita Devi Arti Devi Shubnam Ara Anjana Devi Supriya Bhandari Bhandari Mohalla , Kishtwar Rahila Kousar Sheikh Pura Dool Kishtwar Rajni Devi Saleema Banoo Pooja Devi Renu Devi Kumari Sukanya Nahida Banoo Aliya Nazir Dimple Devi Shabana Naseem Madhu Balla

DISTRICT JAMMU & SAMBA FMPHW S.No. NAME OF THE CANDIDATE GORY 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Gen 13. 14. 15. Gen 16. 17. 18. 19. Gen 20. 21. 22. Gen 23. Sc 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. ST 37. 38. 39. 40. Beerian Bibi Shabana Azami Priyanka Salathia NehaRattan Lal Tak Vill. Bari P.O Smailpur , Samba Vill:Gagian R S Pura, Jammu Vill:Panjtoot Akhnoor 07.08.1994 ADDRESS Vill:Kalyanpur Jammu 09.02.1993 74.40 DATE OF BIRTH 06.05.1992 24-2-1986 07.01.1990 74.80 OBC Percentage from 12th basis 82.93 20.10.1994 Gen 81.60 5/3/1995 Gen 76.20 Gen 75.60 Gen 62.67 RBA RBA OBC 71.80 1/3/1995 ST 45.33 42.50 42.00 Departmental candidate LAB ASSISTANT S.NO. NAME OF THE CANDIDATE GORY 1. 2. 3. Gen 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. Diksha Pawar Shubam Sharma Rajni Bala Rakesh Kumar Sunaina Bharti Sunil Kumar Ekta Sharma Anil Kumar Naresh Kumar Rodhe Bhagat 0 Sumit Kumar 8 Madhu Sharma Romi Devi Bhagwan Singh Tarsem Lal Mangal Dass Pritam Dass Subash Chander Jeet Raj Rachhpaul Chand Brij Lal Bishan Dass Khem Raj Bhagat Tarsem Lal Ashok Kumar Sat Pal PARENTAGE Raghuveer Singh Charak Suraj Parkash Sharma Madan Lal Kuldeep Raj Vill:Balgara Akhnoor 25.01.1995 73.60 3/3/1995 25-4-1994 10/3/1991 59.20 56.80 56.27 54.93 68.80 65.60 20.05.1988 65.00 68.80 Gen 71.40 70.40 70.27 RBA RBA RBA RBA SC SC 47.16 ALC OBC CATEGen Vill. Gurwal P.O Vijaypur Tehsil & Distt. Samba Vill. & P/O Utter Behani Tehsil and District Samba Vill. & P.O Mawa Tehsil and District Vill:Barui Akhnoor Vill. Ghar Akhnoor Vill:Barui Akhnoor Vill:Chak Bala R .S Pura Kunjwani Talab Jammu 21.10.1994 6/2/1994 13.12.1990 26.08.1985 9-10-1994 Aman Rodney Khokhar Ramita Devi Sahil Bharat Timothious Khokhar Sat Paul Narinder Kumar Christian Colony Jammu 28.08.1992 84.13 13.08.1994 Gen 76.80 28-3-1992 Vill:Parlah P.o Arnia R S Pura PARENTAGE ADDRESS DATE OF BIRTH Percentage from 12th basis CATERBA Gen Gen Gen 80.80 CATENeha Kumari Deepka Rani Bandana Devi Laxmi Devi Bandana Kumari Sunaina Bharti Kanisha Sharma Ekta Sharma Rekha Sharma Preeti Langhay Bandana Kumari Naseem Akhtar Rukeyia Akhter Vill:Pahariwala Akhnoor Vill: Naryana Akhnoor Vill:Sagoon Jammu Vill:Jakh Akhnoor Vill:Barui Akhnoor Vill:Dev Nagar Akhnoor Vill:Barui Akhnoor Vill:Barui Akhnoor Vill:Goshan Akhnoor Vill:Jhajjar Kotli Jammu 20.03.1994 20.03.1994 18.12.1993 11.12.1990 21.10.1994 15.02.1993 13.12.1990 07.02.1994 24.03.1993 29.04.1995 74.60 73.80 73.20 76.20 75.00 74.80 71.60 68.40 67.80 67.60 65.00 70.00 Mamta Kumari Vill- Nanga P/o Ramgarh Tehsil & Distt. Samba pin no. 181141 Neeru Kumari Sweety Maroch Karamjeet Kour Vill:Ban Sultan R S Pura Vill:Karyal Khurd Bishnah 12.03.1991 01.04.1991 Anu Radha Sonia Manhas Rohani Sharma Sheetal Kumari Vill:Satrayan R.S Pura 03.03.1993 78.60 78.60 26/03/1994 Vill:Muthi Akhnoor, Jammu 12.03.1993 vill:-Mandhera ,P.O Naran Tehsil & District Samba Vill-Sangwali (Nonath) P/o Jatwal Tehsil & Distt.Samba Neha Choudhary Savita Bharti Neha Choudhary Vill:Fatehpur R S Pura, Jammu Vill- Trindian P/o Ramgarh Tehsil & Distt. Samba 14.04.1994 17-07-1993 Rohini Mengi Neha Sharma Neha Sharma Sonika Devi Tarandeep Kour Arpit Kour Gurpreet Jour Geeta Devi Surishta Devi Shikha Attri Anju Bala Kiran Momalia h.no:107 Tange Wali Gali Jammu Vill:Rajpura Jammu 24.06.1991 Vill:Nai Basti Raipur RSPura 24.02.1995 Vill. & P/o Naran Tehsil & Distt. Samba Vill: Simbal Morh RSPura 06.03.1995 06.03.1993 87.20 86.00 29-03-1994 82.40 87.40 Gen Gen 84.00 Gen Percentage from 10th basis

Draphra ,Bhaderwah, Doda 20-2-1993

Galigarh Trigam District Kishtwar

Vill- W.No. 5 H. No. 76 P/o Vijaypur New Church Rly St. Vijaypur Tehsil & Distt. Samba pin no. 184120

6/9/1995 82.20

Syed Ferha Tranum Shah Gh. Hassan Shah

Senabathi , Baihal , Ramban

Vill- Kathar Bharamana P/o Purmandal tehsil & Distt. Samba

Vill- Nai Basti Jar P/o Ramgarh Tehsil & Distt. Samba pin no. 181141

Panjdhara ( Lorharna Tehsil Marwah District Kishtwar

Sharda Devi Milap Singh Milap Singh

Vill. & P/o Koulpur Tehsil & Distt. Samba pin no. 184120

Pargalta P/o Bajalta Jammu 06.03.1992

2G case: Anil Ambani, wife called as witnesses

NEW DELHI, JULY 19: Reliance ADA Group Chairman Anil Ambani, his wife Tina and 11 others were on Friday summoned as prosecution witnesses in the 2G spectrum allocation case by a Delhi court. I find that examination of these witnesses is necessary for just decision of the case..., Special CBI Judge O.P. Saini said adding the application is allowed in total and all 13 are summoned. The CBI, in its plea, had sought summoning of Mr. Anil Ambani as witness in the case to ascertain the alleged investment of over Rs. 990 crore by Reliance ADA Group companies in Swan Telecom Pvt Ltd, facing trial in the case along with its promoters Shahid Usman Balwa and Vinod Goenka. The agency had contended that Mr. Anil Ambani, who is the Chairman of Reliance ADA Group, will be able to throw light on the issues of alleged investment by his group companies. Ambani is required to be examined regarding the decisions on incorporation of the alleged shell companies, special public prosecutor U.U. Lalit had said, adding that although he may not have

Vill:Nardi Devnagar Akhnoor 15.03.1995

Nagbal , Banihal , Ramban 6-10-1993 Residential Address Category Mahakund , Ramban Janakpur Dacchan Gool , Ramban Kastigarh Gen Renie Marwah Anjole Kishtwar Gundana 26-4-1995 5/4/1995 1-3-1995 25-5-94 21-11-1995

PHARMACIST S.no Name of Candidate Date of Birth 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. Ruby Kossar Bilal Ahmed Afshana Rashid Rangeel Singh Sandeep Kumar Mohd. Ishaq Mir Umesh Kumar Rabia Tabasum Kousar Hussain Neha Sharma Kajal Thakur Pardeep Singh Surjeet Kumar Akhil Kumar Shahena Firdous Yassmeen Akhter Om Parkash

Vill- Bari P/o Smailpur Tehsil & Distt. Samba pin no. 181133

81.40 75.80 75.20 31-12-1990

Gen Gen Gen 74.33 Gen

Phagmulla , Banihal , Ramban

PHARMACIST S.NO. NAME OF THE CANDIDATE GORY 1. 2. 3. Gen 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. SC 15. 16. 17. 18. Naseem Akhtar Muzafar Hussain Dujohn Stephen Ashar Teji Vill:Jhajjar Kotli Jammu 29.04.1995 61.40 11/4/1991 31.08.1983 10.12.1974 Vill. Bari P/O Smailpur Tehsil and District Samba h.no:128 Christian Colony Jammu h.no:245 Christian Colony Jammu Abhilasha Kandal Neha Sharma Arti Manhas Neetan Sharma Surinder Kumar Dogra Saahil Sharma Shivani Malhotra Tersaim Kumar Narinder Kour Diksha Kumari Meena Kumari Vill:Ghaink Jammu Vill:Shama Chak Jammu Vill:Naiwala Akhnoor Vill:Nardi Bala Akhnoor Vill:Kathar Akhnoor Vill:Dharap Jammu 17.07.1994 20.07.1995 19.03.1994 21.01.1991 21.03.1992 18.04.1991 78.80 24.02.1995 76.40 5/11/1994 75.00 23.12.1992 52.93 48.13 69.60 22.02.1995 Vill:Nai Basti Raipur R.S.Pura Mandhera P/O Naran Tehsil & Distt Samba Vill:Sagoon Saurinsar, Jammu Akash Sharma Pooja Chib Taniya Kumari VPO Greater Kailash Jammu

Doda 16-6-1993

74.00 73.60

Gen Gen

Doda 1/1/1996 73.60

Vill. Jasath( Lower) P/O Ghagwal Tehsil and District Samba

Doda 3/4/1994 65.80

Halla ( Dhandrath Tehsil and District Ramban

Kashmiri Mohalla w.no:2 , Akhnoor

Vill. Sadyali ( Nud) P/O Naikali Tehsil and District Samba

been a part of the decisions taken on these issues, he would have been aware about these matters. The CBI had said that Mr. Ambani and his wife had unrestricted powers so far as cheque issuing authority is concerned and Ms. Tina Ambani had presided over the relevant meetings. The advocates appearing for the three top executives of Reliance ADAG who are facing trial in the case had opposed CBIs plea saying that the delay on the agencys part in moving this application shows that it is not genuine. The defence counsel had argued that reasons for the delay could be explained but CBI has not given any explanation regarding this.

Departmental candidate

Congress slams Rajnaths English language remark

NEW DELHI, JULY 19: Taking on BJP President Rajnath Singh for his remark that the spread of English had hurt Indian culture, Congress on Friday said the opposition party had itself outsourced its vision document to people who only spoke English. I sometimes feel like laughing at our friends. On one side their vision document is outsourced to people who dont speak any language other than English. Is this medievalism or hypocrisy, Information and Broadcasting Minister Manish Tewari said in New Delhi. Tewari said the debate whether preschoolers should be taught English so that they can use the Internet had taken place in other countries also. This attempt to create a dispute over language or saying that one language is better or worse that another, doesnt strengthen the country and is not expected from a responsible political party, Mr. Tewari said.The I&B minister also rejected the criticism of the governments handling of the economy by BJP leader Yashwant Sinha. I am quite amazed at times, as to how in the kind of global economic environment that we are can any responsible political party really criticise a 5 to 6 percent growth in the economy when most major economies are either registering a negative growth or are barely positive, he said.Tewari said the prime minister had pointed out that things are not possibly as good as they were a few years back, but added the government is committed to the process of bring India back to a very high growth trajectory. The reforms in the FDI sector which have just been announced, the decisions taken by the cabinet committee on Infrastructure to try and unlock the bottlenecks are all steps in this direction, he said.Tewari said that going by sheer comparison, the 1998 to 2004 period when the global economy was doing well, India grew at 5.8 percent under NDA rule.

Loppara Dachhan, Kishtwar 12-12-1993

Vill. Meen Charakan P.O Smailpur Tehsil and District Samba

Chilli Punie, Gandoh , Doda 26-11-1995

DENTAL ASSISTANT S.no Name of Candidate Date of Birth 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11) 12) 13) 14) 15) 16) Kushwant Singh Neha Bhagat Diksha Bhagat Shahnawaz Iqbal Mubena Banoo Anu Radha Thakur Mudassar Ahmed Gutt Sarita Devi Jabina Akhtar Isak Ahmed Lokesh Kumar Faisal ullah Nawaz Hussain Sudheer Kumar Baghat Kanchana Baghat Akshay Kumar

Vill:Noor Gharattal Akhnoor 27.06.1993

Bun Dacchan Gool, Ramban

h.no:534 Prem Nagar Jogigate , Jammu Vill: Rakh Malal Akhnoor Vill:Bal-e-Bagh Akhnoor ADDRESS 13.03.1995 13.01.1995 DATE OF BIRTH

Handicapped

DENTAL ASSISTANT S.No. NAME OF THE CANDIDATE GORY 1. 2. 3. 4. Gen 5. Gen 6. Chattar Singh S. Ranjeet Singh Shiv Nagar W.No. 11 Vijaypur Tehsil and District Samba 30-3-1988 67.00 Akshay Bhardwaj Late Sh. Ashok Kumar Bhardwaj H.no:58 Sector:E Sainik Colony Jammu 25.08.1991 69.87 Rishika Charak Nakesh Sharma Mukesh Kumar Deeksha Rani Sec no.2 Channi Himmat Jammu Vill;Ardhan Akhnoor H.no:37 w.no:9 RSPura 20.02.1994 13.04.1995 18.11.1994 75.00 72.60 86.40 Gen Gen 6/2/1995 72.40 Percentage from 12th basis

Panjdhera Dachhan , Kishtwar

Vill. Mahel Shahan P.O Ramgarh Tehsil & Distt Samba

Tutti Inharrah Gandoh Doda 3/3/1993

OPTH. ASSISTANT S.no Name of Candidate Date of Birth

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Kerry meets Palestinian negotiator about talks GUNFIRE IN CAIRO ANATOMY OF A MASSACRE
AMMAN, JORDAN, JULY 19: After Palestinian leaders demanded further guarantees before restarting talks with Israel, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry discussed his ideas with the chief Palestinian negotiator in Amman on Friday. A stormy, high-level meeting of senior Palestinian leaders called to discuss U.S. Secretary of State Mr. Kerrys latest peace proposal ended with a decision on early Friday to demand that Israel agree on the general border of a future Palestinian state, officials said. The demand casts a cloud of uncertainty over months of U.S. mediation efforts because Israel rejects preconditions. No details were immediately available about Mr. Kerrys meeting with Mr. Erekat. The talks lasted more than two hours with a short break in the middle, possibly for consultations. The Palestinians demand is that the starting said that if Israel accepts the 1967 lines as a basis that would make most of the settlements illegitimate. While Mr. Kerry has not publicized details of his plan, the Arab Leagues decision on Wednesday to endorse his proposal raised speculation that the Palestinians would agree. Mr. Abbas traditionally has sought the blessing of his Arab brethren before making any major diplomatic initiative. U.S. officials played down hopes that negotiations would begin soon. There are currently no plans for an announcement on the resumption of negotiations, Jen Psaki, a spokeswoman for Mr. Kerry, told reporters in Jordan. An Israeli Cabinet minister said no deal was imminent. Mr. Kerry has been shuttling for months in search of a formula to allow resumption of talks after a nearly five-year break. Talks have been stalled since late 2008.
CAIRO, JULY 19: The killing of 51 Muslim Brotherhood supporters on July 8, 2013 split Egypt. The Army claimed they were attempting a violent break-in at a military club. But after talking to witnesses and studying video evidence, this Correspondent uncovered a very different story. At 3.17 a.m. on Monday July 8, 2013 Yehia Moussa prepared to kneel outside the Republican Guard club in east Cairo for dawn prayers. For a few more hours, Dr. Moussa would remain the official spokesman for the Egyptian Health Ministry. But he was at the club that day in a personal capacity. Along with about 2,000 Muslim Brotherhood supporters, Dr. Moussa had camped outside the gated compound in protest at the removal of Mohamed Morsy, who they then believed was imprisoned inside. Like everyone else, Dr. Moussa knelt with his back to the barbed-wire fence protecting the entrance to the club. A few feet away were Reda Mohamedi, an education lecturer at Al-Azhar University, and beyond him Yasser Taha,

point for border talks must be the cease-fire line that held from 1949 until the 1967 war, when Israel captured the West Bank. Gaza Strip and east Jerusalem. Israel withdrew from Gaza in 2005. Palestinians claim those territories for their future state, with modifications reached through agreed land swaps that could allow major

Jewish settlement blocs built in the West Bank becoming part of Israel proper, in exchange for territories in Israel. Previous Israeli governments twice negotiated on the basis of the 1967 lines, but no peace accord was reached. Palestinian official Wasel Abu Yussef said Mr. Erekat would ask for more clarifications from Mr. Kerry

on what Israel expects from negotiations. Mr. Abu Yussef said Palestinians did not want to reject Mr. Kerrys efforts to restart negotiations outright. The Palestinians did not bring up their oftenrepeated demand that Israel stop building in Jewish settlements in the West Bank and east Jerusalem before talks could resume. One official

an Azhar biochemistry professor. All three were friends from university days, and had shared a tent that night. Within the hour, Mr. Taha would be dead with a bullet in his neck and Mr. Mohamedi would be unconscious, a bullet through his thigh. Mr. Moussa would have gunshot wounds in both legs and have most of his right index finger missing. Bloodiest state-led massacre since Mubarak All three were victims of Egypts bloodiest state-led massacre since the fall of Hosni Mubarak, in which, according to official

figures, at least 51 people were killed by security forces and at least 435 injured. Two policemen and one soldier were also killed. The military has said the assault on the protesters was provoked by a terrorist attack. At about 4 a.m., the Army says, 15 armed motorcyclists approached the Republican Guard clubs compound. The Army said the motorcyclists fired shots, that people attempted to break into the compound, and that the soldiers then had no choice but to defend their property.

WASHINGTON, JULY 19: The former U.S. President, Jimmy Carter, struck a blow for Edward Snowden, the whistleblower, when he reportedly said at a closed door meeting in Atlanta: America does not have a functioning democracy at this point in time. Coming close on the heels of comments by the Democrat that the invasion of privacy has gone too far and I think that is why the secrecy was excessive, Mr. Carters remarks were reported by German newspaper Der Speigel, and were reportedly made at a meeting of the Atlantic Bridge, an organisation that promotes U.S.German relations. While there were questions surrounding the identity of Der Speigels source and no other media outlets have reported on the event, Mr. Carter has been seen as openly critical of the NSA. In an article for the New York Times last year, he warned the U.S. would forfeit its moral authority if it continued to strip away the civil rights of its citizens. Mr. Carter was the

No functioning democracy in US: Carter Anti-Putin campaigner released from jail Merkel urges patience
MOSCOW, JULY 19: In a surprise turn of events opposition leader Alexei Navalny was released from custody less than 24 hours after he was sentenced to five years in prison. A court in Kirov, where Mr Navalny and co-defendant Pyotr Ofitserov on Thursday were convicted for embezzlement, on Friday morning ordered their release pending appeal. The judge said the arrest put Mr Navalny, who is running in Moscow mayoral elections, at a disadvantage compared to other candidates. However, Mr Navalny and his supporters said his release was the result of spontaneous protests that hit Moscow and other Russian cities after his conviction. Several thousand protesters filled Moscows main thoroughfares on Thursday night, blocking traffic and shouting anti-government slogans. Fridays court decision has no precedent in Russian legal

on NSA answers

39th President of the U.S. States, in office between 1977 until 1981, and the 2002 winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, which he was given for his contributions to advancing human rights. In prior comments to the former President said that although Mr. Snowden had violated U.S. law he may have ultimately done good for the country. In his NYT article A Cruel and Unusual Record, Mr. Carter reportedly criticised the Obama administrations use of drone attacks. His comments

became known even as Mr. Snowden continues to be holed up in the international transit zone of Moscows Sheremetyevo airport. While Bolivia, Nicaragua and Venezuela have offered to give him political asylum the U.S. has pressed charges against him for passing on NSA data to the Guardian and Washington Post newspapers. With his passport revoked by the State Department it is unclear whether he would be permitted to travel to a third country at this point.

practice, prompting Mr Navalny to poke fun at the prosecutor who had asked for his release: I ask the court to verify the identity of the prosecutor; I doubt he is the same person who demanded my immediate arrest a day earlier. Analysts said the conviction of Russias most famous anticorruption campaigner on what experts said were tramped-up charges will boost his popularity in the Moscow elections scheduled

for early September. As of last week he was trailing far behind Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, who is favoured by 76 percent of voters. Mr Navalny is in a distant second place with 14 percent, but his support grew by 4 percent in just one week. Mr Navalny may yet be taken off the race if his appeal against his sentence is overturned and the guilty verdict enters into force at least nine days before the September 8 vote.

BERLIN, JULY 19: Chancellor Angela Merkel is acknowledging Germans have been unsettled by allegations of widespread U.S. surveillance though she insists patience is needed as officials seek answers from Washington. Ms. Merkel faced a barrage of questions about the National Security Agencys activities at a news conference Friday following a week in which her opponents have asserted shes doing too little

to confront the U.S. and protect Germans data. Germany holds elections Sept. 22 in which Ms. Merkel seeks a third term. Ms. Merkel said her government is still awaiting answers from the U.S. to detailed questions and hopes to receive them as soon as possible but didnt set any specific deadline. Polls so far suggest Germans believe the government knew what the U.S. was doing but that appears not to have affected voting intentions.

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6.5% growth target looks difficultsays PM Court permits CBI to call Anil,
NEW DELHI, JULY 19: With global economy not doing well, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Friday said it may not be possible to achieve growth target of 6.5 percent for the current fiscal envisaged in February. However, he hoped that the economy will rebound as the government was taking all steps to boost investments. "I would not like to make a forecast of what our growth will be in the year 2013-14. The IMF has recently reduced its earlier projection of growth rates for all countries including India, for 2013," he said at a function here. "We had targeted 6.5 percent growth at the time the Budget was presented. But it looks as if it will be lower than that," he said. Pinning hopes on the agriculture sector, the Prime Minister said plentiful rains so far will help revive demand in rural areas which will contribute to stronger industrial performance in due course. "Industrial growth has not yet recovered. However, I am happy to say that agriculture looks well set to show a

Tina Ambani as witnesses into

NEW DELHI, JULY 19: Reliance ADA Group Chairman Anil Ambani, his wife Tina and 11 others were Friday summoned as prosecution witnesses in the 2G spectrum allocation case by a Delhi court. "I find that examination of these witnesses is necessary for just decision of the case...," Special CBI Judge O P Saini said adding "the application is allowed in total and all 13 are summoned." CBI, in its plea, had sought summoning of Anil Ambani as witness in the case to ascertain the alleged investment of over Rs 990 crore by Reliance ADA Group companies in Swan Telecom Pvt Ltd, facing trial in the case along with its promoters Shahid Usman Balwa and Vinod Goenka. The agency had contended that Anil Ambani, who is the Chairman of Reliance ADA

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HDFC Q1 net profit TCS spurt helps Sensex eke out marginal gains up 34% at Rs 1,707 cr
MUMBAI, JULY 19: The BSE benchmark Sensex Friday gained for the third straight day by adding over 21 points to end at new 6week high on heavy buying in software exporters led by TCS following robust earnings. Sharp losses in BHEL, HDFC and ICICI Bank weighed on the 30share blue-chip index but good gains in IT and auto stocks like Bajaj Auto helped Sensex end in positive terrain. RIL closed 0.7 percent higher ahead of Q1 earnings. The Sensex, which had gained 277 points in past two sessions, advanced further by 21.44 points, or 0.11 percent to 20,149.85. Though, it commenced on a promising note to touch 2-month high of 20,256.60, fag-end profit booking wiped off some initial gains. Brokers said market sentiment bolstered after Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Asia's largest software exporter by market value, gained 5.3 percent, leading peers like Infosys higher. TCS' total revenue, under the Indian IFRS accounting standards, rose 21 percent to Rs 17,987 crore from Rs 14,869 crore a year ago. TCS surged to a record of Rs 1,755 before ending at Rs 1,740.10, post-

good performance," he said. The country's economic growth has hit a decade low of 5 percent last fiscal on account of poor performance of farm, manufacturing and mining sectors. Highlighting the UPA regime's performance, Singh said the average growth rate during eight years (2004-05 to 2012-13) was 8.2 per cent. This is much better than 5.7 percent achieved in the previous eight years. He also said that the real wages have risen much faster

rate of 6.8 percent per year in the 11th plan period as compared to an average of 1.1 percent annually in the 10 years preceding it. Emphasising that percentage of the population below the poverty line declined at a much faster rate of 2 percent between 2004-05 and 201112, he said, the rate however was just 0.75 percent before 2004-05. "I think this is a record that any government can be proud of. I agree we have had one bad year.

Group, will be able to "throw light" on the issues of alleged investment by his group companies. Ambani is required to be examined regarding the decisions on incorporation of the alleged shell companies, special public prosecutor U U Lalit had said, adding that although he may not have been a part of the decisions taken on these issues, he would have been aware about these matters. CBI had said

that Ambani and his wife had "unrestricted powers" so far as cheque issuing authority is concerned and Tina Ambani had presided over the relevant meetings. The advocates appearing for the three top executives of Reliance ADAG who are facing trial in the case had opposed CBI's plea saying that the delay on the agency's part in moving this application shows that it is not genuine.

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MUMBAI, JULY 19: Housing finance major HDFC Friday posted 34 per cent rise in consolidated net profit at Rs 1,707.10 crore for the first quarter ended June 30, 2013. It had posted consolidated net profit of Rs 1,275.86 crore in the AprilJune quarter a year ago, HDFC said in a BSE filing. The total income during the period rose to Rs 8,482.85 crore, from Rs 7,388.51 crore in the same period a year ago. The consolidated result includes profit of subsidiaries such as HDFC Bank, HDFC Standard Life, HDFC Ergo General Insurance, HDFC Venture Capital and Gruh Finance Ltd. Parent company HDFC alone recorded a net profit of Rs 1,173.10 crore during the April-June quarter, up 17 per cent against Rs 1,001.91 crore in the same period a year ago. The total income during the period on standalone basis rose to Rs 5,556.94 crore from Rs 4,934.95 crore in the same period of the previous fiscal. The standalone profit of the company was in line with the market expectation. However, shares of the company were trading at Rs 802.60, down 2.46 per cent on the BSE. As of June 30, 2013 the loan book stood at Rs 1,76,993 crore as compared Rs 1,48,262 crore at the end of first quarter of last fiscal.

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ing a gain of 4.92 percent. However, the broad-based National Stock Exchange index Nifty surrendered all gains to end lower by 8.85 points, or 0.15 percent, to 6,029.20, after climbing to 6,066.85. SX40 index, the flagship index of MCX-SX, inched up by 2.54 points. In Sensex components, 16 stocks closed with gains while 14 ended lower. Among major gainers were Bharti Airtel, Coal India, Dr Reddy's, Hero MotoCorp and ONGC. Bhel slumped 8 percent on concerns over order cancellations

and sluggish pace in new order wins. HDFC reported 34 percent rise in profit in June quarter but stock slipped 2.35 percent as it missed estimates, said brokers. "For the next week, we believe traders need to remain extremely cautious. It is the derivative expiry next week," said Nagji K Rita, CMD, Inventure Growth & Securities. Sectorally, IT sector index Friday gained the most by rising 2.81 percent, followed by Teck index (2.20 pc), Auto index (1.66 pc) and Oil and Gas index (0.67 pc).

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JAMMU, JULY 19: The Department of English, University of Jammu Thursday organized a lecture on the topic 'Dialogics of self: The Mahabharta and Culture' by visiting Professor Lakshami Bandlamudi, a FulbrightNehru Senior Research Fellow and Professor of Psychology at LaGuardia Community College, City University of New York. Her lecture exposes the inter relationships between individual and culture, historical dynamics in interpreting texts, using key concepts from Bakhtin's theory of dialogics. The main focus of her lecture was on two characters: 'Karna' and 'Draupdi'. Vice-Chancellor, Prof. MPS Ishar in his presidential address appreciated the contribution of Dr. Lakshmi in highlighting India's rich cul-

Sports ministry recommends Dhyan English department holds lecture Chand over Sachin for Bharat Ratna
NEW DELHI, JUL 19: The sports ministry on Friday said recommending hockey legend late Dhyan Chand over cricket maestro Sachin Tendulkar for the Bharat Ratna was a logical choice. The ministry had to name only one sportsperson for the Bharat Ratna to the Prime Minister's Office for the highest civilian award and for them three-time Olympic gold medallist Dhyan Chand, who passed away in 1979, was the right choice. "We had to name just one sportsperson for the Bharat Ratna and it was Dhyan Chand. With all due respect to Tendulkar, Dhyan Chand is a legend in Indian sports. And it was logical to recommend Dhyan Chand for the Bharat

The ministry had to name only one sportsperson for the Bharat Ratna Ratna since we have named every other trophy after him," said Pradip Deb, secretary sports. Hockey India (HI), which had recommended Dhyan Chand's name earlier this year, was also elated. "It is a proud moment for Indian hockey. We sincerely hope that he is given the award," said Narinder Batra, secretary general of Hockey India (HI). Dhyan Chand, who won three gold medals at the Olympics - in 1928, 1932 and 1936, is widely considered as the greatest hockey player the world has ever seen.

Visiting faculty from City University of New York, Dr Lakshmi Bandlamudi (left) and VC, Prof MPS Ishar during a lecture at Jammu University Campus ture and ethos and hoped and student community in a Among others present were that her work will inspire the big way. Earlier, Head of the Prof. Deepshikha Kotwal, scholars working in this Department, Department of Prof. Versha Mehta, Prof. field. English, Prof. Kulwant Kour Arti Bakshi, JK Sharma, He further said that welcomed the guests and Prof. Sucheta Pathania, Dr. exchange of ideas helps aca- presented a brief introduc- Vinay Chouhan, faculty demic growth and proves tion of the work of Dr. members, scholars and stubeneficial for the scholars Bandlamudi. dents.

Minister takes Sports Council 'far granted' Deepika Kumari out of Standing Committee named without meeting Archery World Cup
KOLKATA: It was a disappointing day for the Indians at the A rcher y World Cup Stage 3 as ace a r c h e r Deepika Kumari made a quarterfinal exit, while others failed to progress beyond pre-quarterfinal stage at Medellin, Colombia. According to information received here, Deepika proved to be no match for her US opponent Miranda Leek, who shot the X-ring twice en route to an easy 6-2 victory in the recurve individual section. The 20-year-old US Olympian then upset third seed Yuanyuan Cui of China JAMMU, JULY 19: Taking the members for granted, the Sports Minister, Taj Mohi-uDin has included his favorites in the most powerful and decision making Standing Committee of the recently constituted J&K State Sports Council. Functioning self-style, the Sports Minister, who is also vice-president of the Council by virtue of his position, did not even bother to hold first introductory meeting of the newly constituted members to take their consent in this regard. "Ever since the establishment of the Sports Council, such committees are constituted from and among the nominated members only after the first meeting the Council is held under the chairmanship of its president, Chief Minister," pleading anonymity a member of the Council said to the Correspondent of Student Age. "Not only such committees, the election of the Secretary as also Joint Secretaries, from and among the already nominated members, takes place in the first meeting of the Sports Council soon after its reconstitution. , the way Minister is acting, I think he has made the appointed the Secretary too in sheer violation of the Constitution of the autonomous body," expressing his concern, the member rued. The Standing Committee of Sports Council comprises Minister

6-5 in a nerve-wracking battle to make the final. India will now hope to open their account in the team and mixed events lined up later in the day. Seeded seventh, Deepika was the sole Indian to have advanced to the quarterfinal stage of the competition after notching up easy wins against Regina Maria Romero of Guatemala 6-0 and Denmark's Carina Christiansen 6-4.

for Sports (vice president) as chairman, Administrative Secretaries (Finance Department, Planning and Development Department, DYSS) as members, Secretary as member Secretary, J B Singh Bali (Joint Secretary Kashmir), Siddarth Sharma (Joint Secretary Jammu), Zameer Thakur, Prof B A Shah, Kuldeep Handoo and Ranjit Kalra as members. Quoting the Rule-6 of the constitution of the State Sports Council, another member said, "The constitution is very clear about such appointments. The Rule-6 says the Secretary, Treasurer and Joint Secretaries shall elect from amongst the nominated members."

Mahadik appointed video analyst of Indian hockey team

NEW DELHI, JULY 19: Hockey India (HI) on Thursday announced the appointment of former India international Dhananjay Mahadik as video analyst of the men`s national team. Mahadik, with 64 international caps, represented India in the 2010 World Cup in New Delhi, 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi, 2009 Champions Challenge I in Argentina, 2010 Asian Games in China, 2006 South Asian Games in Sri Lanka and Azlan Shah Cup in Malaysia (2010 and 2011). "I am excited to be a part of the national coaching set-up. Asia Cup is a very important tournament for us and we have to win it to qualify for the 2014 World Cup. It will be a good experience for me to work under highly experienced Roelant Oltmans and M.K. Kaushik. I have played with many of the current player`s of the Indian team and will try to guide them with the best of my knowledge," said Mahadik, who was also the video analyst of the Delhi Waveriders during the Hockey India League. HI secretary general Narinder Batra welcomed Mahadik`s appointment saying that in modern hockey video analysis is an essential element to get a complete biomechanical feedback of performance which serves as a valuable resource in player's development.

J&K Police leaves Jammu University Campus

JAMMU, JULY 19: After staying at University of Jammu for three and half months without salaries, the 55-member contingent of the Jammu and Kashmir Police today returned to their parent department vacating the accommodations occupied by them. "Yes, finally, we have been called back by the Director General of Police (DGP) making an end to our stay on the JU campus this afternoon. Since, members of the contingent belong to different wings, we have been directed to report to the 10th Battalion of the Indian Reserve Police (IRP)," head of the contingent, Dy SP, Ashutosh Sharma. After the end of agreement between JU and the Home Department on March 31 last, the entire contingent of the police stayed on the campus without salaries. Now, with their return to the parent department, these cops had a sigh of relief with a hope to get their dues soon. However, it was not easy for the JU to remove the contingent from the campus. Vice Chancellor, Prof MPS Ishar had to involve Minister of State for Home and sent his officers to higher ups of Department of Home time and again to pursue the case.

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Akkunji set for World Athletics Championships

NEW DELHI: Double Asian Games gold-medallist Ashwini Akkunji looked set to make it to the Indian women's 4x400m relay squad for next month's World Championships in Moscow after she finished joint second in the trials held at Patiala. Five runners took part in the trials and Nirmala, who was the fourth member of the gold-winning Indian quartet in the Asian Athletics Championships in Pune early this month, was first in 54.60secs in the 400m trials while Akkunji and Anilda Thomas clocked 54.70secs each. Saritha was fourth with 55.80secs, while Priyanka Mondal was fifth and last clocking 56.20secs in the trials conducted in the presence of 400m coach N Ramesh and Athletics Federation of India officials at the NIS Patiala tracks. Akkunji had won gold each in women's 400m hurdles and 4x400m relay in the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou before she was caught for doping the following year. Her two-year ban period ended on July 3. India qualified for the women's 4X400m relay in the August 10-18 World Championships after winning gold in the Asian Athletics Championships in Pune early this month. The quartet of M

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