Saturday January 19, 2019 11 SENSEX NIFTY GOLD: SILVER: Rs. 10,906.95 points up by Rs.1.75 points. Rs 32,096 per 10 gram down by Rs 172 per gram. Rs 39,199 per kg down by Rs 201. Rs. 36,386.61 points up by Rs.12.53 points. NOTICE My daughter's name has wrong- ly been written as Vishakha instead of Riya in DOB certifi- cate (DOB- 28-10-2004) issued by Jammu Municipal Corporation Jammu. Now I am applying for correction of the same. Objection if any may be conveyed to Jammu Municipal Corporation Jammu within seven days. Kedarnath Luthra F/o Riya R/o 252 Pacci Dhakki Jammu NOTICE I, Vishal Bamba S/o Sh. Vijay Bamba R/o H. No. 25, Resham Ghar Colony Jammu have purchased a vehicle bearing Reg. No. JK14B-6363 from Ankit Kapoor S/o Ramesh Chander R/o Kangri Tehsil Sunderbani District Rajouri. Now I am applying for trans- fer of the above said vehicle in my name. Objection if any may be conveyed to ARTO Udhampur within seven days. NOTICE I, Amarjeet Singh S/o Naryan Singh R/o Baspur Bangla P.O Rangpur Malania Tehsil R.S Pura Distt. Jammu (J&K) Sold my vehicle No. JK11B=4705 Maruti Suzuki Celerio VXI to Sohan Lal S/o Shri Surjeet Parkash R/o Kalal P/O Deeing Tehsil Nowshera Distt. Rajouri (J&K). Now I am applying for transfer of the above said vehicle. If anybody any objection may be con- veyed to ARTO Rajouri seven days after publication this notice. NOTICE My wife name has wrongly been written as Santosha Koul instead of Asha Koul in Ration card bearing No. 019673. Registration No. 273/1 Data No. 7106. D. Form No 058800. Now I am applying for correc- tion of the same. Objection if any may be conveyed to Relief Commissioner Jammu within 7 days. Omesh Chander Koul S/o Lt. Shiv Ji Koul R/o H.No. 26A Ganga Nagar, Jammu NOTICE I, Pooja Devi W/o Sh. Devi Dayal R/o Bachyal District Jammu have lost RC of my scooty Maestro Edge bearing Registration No. JK02BP-4854. Now I am applying for duplicate of the same. Objection if any may be conveyed to RTO Jammu within 7 days. NOTICE I, Masood Ahmad Mir S/o Nazir Ahmad Mir R/o Malipath Kishtwar Arto Kishtwar have purchased a vehicle Motor Cycle Bajaj Pulsar bearing Reg. No. JK17-3879 from Kailash Kumar S/o Som Nath R/o Bhandarkoot Kishtwar. Now I am applying for transfer of the above said vehicle in my name. Objection if any may be conveyed to ARTO Kishtwar within 7 days. NOTICE I, Zakir Hussain Wani S/o Bashir Ahmed Wani R/o Sounder Dacchan have lost my Driving Licence bearing No. JK17-20180001921. Now I am applying for duplicate of the same. Objection if any may be conveyed to ARTO Kishtwar within 7 days NOTICE I, Harnom Singh S/o Om Parkash R/o Tantly Teh. Gandoh Distt. Doda have lost my 12th Class Marksheet under Roll No. 735937 Session Bi-Annual 2008. Now I am applying for duplicate of the same. Objection if any may be conveyed to JKBOSE Jammu within 7 days. NOTICE The plot No.38 B/D measuring 60'x90' in Housing Colony Gandhinagar has been allotted to Sh. Ghulam Hussain vide Govt. Order No.33-8-HD-361- A dated 12/12/1964 and transferred in the name of Sh. Satish Chancier Anand vide Govt. Order No.HUD/Trf/07/2013 dated 26/07/2013. The Ownership Rights of the said plot is under the process of transfer to Sh. Rajnish Anand on the basis of Will. Any person having any objections to this trans- fer shall furnish the same in writing to the office of Managing Director J&K Housing Board Jammu within a period of 15 days, however no objection will be entertained after the expiry of the above said period. Rajnish Anand S/o Sh. Late Sh. Satish Chander Anand R/o 38 B/D Green Belt Park Jammu NOTICE I, Pardeep Kohli S/o Sh. M.N. Kohli R/o 315 Rehari Colony Jammu A/o Channi Himmat Jammu am the orig- inal allottee/transferee of Plot No. 114 Sector No. 7 in Housing Colony, Channi Himmat Jammu and have applied for transfer of lease hold rights to free hold rights of above said plot in my favour. Objection, if any, may be conveyed to the Managing Director, J&K Housing Board, Green Belt Park, Gandhinagar, Jammu within a period of 15 days from the date of publica- tion of this notice. However, no objection will be entertained after the expiry of the above said period. NOTICE I, Bhawna Sharma W/o Sh. Rajesh Sharma R/o H. NO. 134, Extension Janipur Colony Jammu have purchased a plot No. 80 Sector No. 1 in Housing Colony Channi Himmat Jammu from Sh. Gowhar Arif S/o Late Sh. Arif Sultan R/o Sultan Enclave Baghat IG Road Srinagar originally allotted in favour of Sh. Arif Sultan S/o K.H. Mohd Sultan R/o 53 D/C Gandhi Nagar Jammu. The followig original papers issued by the J&K Housing Board stand misplased / Not traceable I have applied for transfer of leasehold rights of above said plot in my favour. Objection, if any, may be conveyed to the Managing Director, J&K Housing Board, Green Belt Park, Gandhinagar, Jammu within a period of 15 days from the date of publication of this notice. However, no objection will be entertained after the expiry of the above said period. 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SEC. SCHOOL APPLICATION ARE INVITED FOR THE POST OF Science, Commerce & Arts Streams. PGT:- RAJPURA MANGOTRIAN, JAMMU EXPERIENCE OF AT LEAST 3 YEARS REQUIRED. CONTACT IMMEDIATELY ALONG WITH CERTIFICATES AND BIO-DATA. ATTRACTIVE SALARY PACKAGE STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: Urban Mulberry plantation was launched at Kathua by Sericulture Department from the Deputy Commissioner's Office here on Friday. The programme was kick started jointly with planting of Mulberry Saplings by Additional District Development Commissioner (ADDC), Kathua, Dr. Shubhra Sharma, and Director Sericulture Gulzar Ahmad Shabnum in presence of District Sericulture Officer Anju Koul and Senior Officers of District Administration and Sericulture Department. The Additional District Development Commissioner, while appreciating the initia- tive of Sericulture Department termed it as a viable gesture to reshape the urban landscape and ensure sustainable healthy environ- ment. She said that concerted efforts to facilitate such pro- grammes shall have long last- ing effects on the conservation and beautification of cities and towns. Speaking on the occasion, Director Sericulture enumer- ated advantages of urban Mulberry plantation and said that 2000 highly improved Mulberry plants are targeted for plantation within the municipal limits of Kathua. He said that the Department is delivering Mulberry plants at doorsteps of people free of cost and extending all techni- cal assistance to the interested people. He said that under urban Mulberry plantation institutions and other protect- ed establishments and vacant state lands in Kathua town shall also be covered. He appealed the urbanites to avail the benefits of this pro- gramme and associate with Sericulture Department for a conscious role in beautifica- tion and maintenance of healthy environment in the cities and towns. District Sericulture Officer, Kathua also spoke on the occasion and enumerated var- ious facets of Urban Mulberry plantation. She said that all the stake holders shall have to work together for better upkeep and maintenance of urban mulberry wealth and motivate urban populace for venturing in profitable sericul- ture activities. Later, a vehicle loaded with highly improved Mulberry Plants was flagged off by the dignitaries for free of cost dis- tribution of plants among the households, Institutions and Govt. Establishments within Kathua Town. STATE TIMES NEWS RAJOURI: An oath-taking ceremony was organised for the newly elected Chairman Municipal Council Rajouri Arif Jat and Vice-chairman Bharat Bhushan Vaid. The oath was taken in the pres- ence of Additional District Development Commissi-oner Rajouri Sher Singh Thakur. Speaking on the occasion, senior BJP leader Vibodh Gupta congratulated and extended warm wishes to them. He also briefed them about the expectations of the people and said that our mis- sion is to fulfill their wishes and aspirations. He further said that our primary focus should be on maintaining cleanliness in Rajouri town to further the dream of Swachh Bharat. MLC also appealed people to contribute in the same as only collective efforts of people and authori- ties can develop Rajouri town on modern lines. Addressing the people, Arif Jat said that he will honestly abide by his duties as read in the oath. He committed peo- ple for overall development and grooming of the town with proper and adequate water supply and electricity. Vice-President Bharat Bhushan Vaid also commit- ted to endure all his responsi- bilities as read in the oath with his sincere efforts. He said that his dream is to make Rajouri a model town with all modern facilities. Ex- Pahari Board Chairman Kuldeep Raj Gupta, District President Dinesh Sharma,Tazeem Dar, Rajinder Gupta, Prof. M B Magray and Javid Malik also spoke on the occasion. Handicraft Deptt organises awareness camp STATE TIMES NEWS UDHAMPUR: Handicraft Department on Friday organ- ized an awareness camp to sen- sitize the local stakeholders about central schemes launched to boost handicraft sector. Joint Director Handicraft, Jammu Anju Gupta was the chief guest who formally inau- gurated the camp. A large number of villagers from Chak Rakhwalan, Malhar, Bakli, Tikri, Neeli Nallaha, Ritti and Tabbri par- ticipated in the event. While addressing the camp, the chief guest highlighted the schemes run by the Department. She said that the main objective of organizing this camp is to generate aware- ness among women stakehold- ers about various schemes of handicraft department. Meanwhile, the Handicraft Artisans present at the aware- ness camp were guided to take Handicrafts as their source of earning and livelihood and get- ting themselves registered as Artisans in the district office. Assistant Director Handicraft, Jammu Ankush Hans Development Officer Textile, Sukriti Sharma Development Officer Non Textile, Mamta Devi Deputy Director Planning, Yash Paul Assistant Registrar, K.L Sharma and other officers/Officials of concerned departments besides large number of women beneficiaries were present. STATE TIMES NEWS R S PURA: Govt. Degree College R.S Pura on Friday launched Voters' Awareness Week as a part of celebra- tion of 9th National Voters' Day under the supervision of Prof. Shivani Sharma, Convener, Electoral Literacy Club and guid- ance of Prof. Kalpana Kesar, Principal of the col- lege. As part of the inaugural event, a pledge was taken by all the staff members teaching as well as non- teaching including a total of 160 students. Also awareness was creat- ed among the students to vote ethically, irrespective of religion, race, caste and any other prejudices. STATE TIMES NEWS NOWSHERA: Vinod Sharma, social worker met BMO Nowshera Dr. Mohinder Sharma and apprised him about the need of paediatric doctor in SDH Nowshera. It was urged to fill up the post of child specialist which is lying vacant for the last one year. He apprised BMO that general public is suffering as they have to move to Jammu for the treatment of their children. BMO Nowshera assured early redressal by raising the issue at concerned quarters. STATE TIMES NEWS AKHNOOR: A police pub- lic meeting was held at Akhnoor under the super- vision of Deputy Superintendent of Police, Ajay Sharma and in the presence of Station House Officer SHO Akhnoor Shiv Dev Singh at Mahajan Sabha Akhnoor. In meeting number of prominent citizens of Akhnoor and members of Municipal Committee Akhnoor including Karan Singh, Deepak Manni, Sanjay Saraf, Rakesh Malhotra, prominent citi- zens Raj Pal Sharma, social activist Kuldeep Kour, Deedar Hussain and others were present. The main agendas of the meeting was traffic jam and encroachment in the town. DySP Ajay Sharma appealed to the people and Beopar Mandal of Akhnoor town to cooperate with police and adminis- tration to solve the issues of town. He also appealed to all shopkeepers to avoid dis- play of their goods outside their shops and not to encroach foot paths. STATE TIMES NEWS KISHTWAR: District Development Commissioner, Angrez Singh Rana on Friday reviewed the physical and financial achievements under District Capex Budget 2018-19, here at a meeting. Detailed discussions were held on a host of issues including various sectors and progress on languishing projects. Taking sector wise review, the DDC directed the officials of line Departments to expedite the pace of work to achieve the targets set for current fiscal. He stressed on judicious and full utilization of funds well before the end of the financial year. The DDC particularly stressed on pacing up devel- opment works in the areas where the face was slow. He stated that clarification will be sought from the officers who shown dismal perform- ance in the utilization of funds. Among others present in the meeting were ADDC, Imam Din, CPO, Yasir L. A. Balwan, and other concerned district officers. DEO convenes meeting with reps of poll parties STATE TIMES NEWS KISHTWAR: District Election Officer, Angrez Singh Rana on Friday chaired a meeting here with the representatives of various political parties. ENT Kishtwar was also present on the occasion. DEO informed the representatives that District Contact Centre of Election Cell has been established where general masses can enquire on subjects such as elections, vot- ing dates, EPIC, electoral roll, online registration etc. and can also file their grievance by simply dialing toll-free number 1950. He asked the representatives of various political parties to employ their Booth Level Agents and endow with the list of same in Election Cell before 20th January in order to assist the BLOs, EROs and AEROs in preparing error-free electoral rolls as well as smooth conduct of the Special Summary Revision. Awareness on BBBP imparted STATE TIMES NEWS POONCH: Indian Army organised a lecture on Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (BBBP) at Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Harni in Poonch District with an aim to generate awareness and improving the efficiency of welfare services meant for women. In all 137 students and 16 teachers attend- ed the lecture conducted by an Army officer. The event was organised to bring awareness amongst the members of society to include youth and school children, about importance of girl child and their education. The speaker highlighted the inequality, lack of opportunity and ill treatment of women in various parts of the country. The speaker also brought out the need to save the girl child as imbalance in the male to female ratio is causing problems in the society which need to be addressed on priority. The aware- ness drive was well received by the audience. STATE TIMES NEWS KATHUA: Deputy Commissioner Kathua Rohit Khajuria on Friday chaired a meeting to take stock of arrangements being made for the celebration of Republic Day 2019 in the district. The meeting was informed that the main function will be held at Sports Stadium Kathua and the day will start with playing of Shehnai Vaadan in the wee hours where the chief guest will unfurl the national flag and take salute at the march past to be presented by the contin- gents of JKP, JKAP, IRP, CRPF, NCC and the school children. The DC directed the PDD, PHW, Health and Fire Services departments to make adequate arrange- ments viz electricity, provi- sion of potable drinking water, ambulance with med- ical team and fire tender at the venue well in time. He also directed the officers to take all possible measures for the successful celebration of the national event. Among others present were ADDC, Shubra Sharma, ADC, Ganshyam Singh, ASP, Nasir Khan and ACR, Jitendra Mishra. STATE TIMES NEWS RAMBAN: As part of the sustained efforts to empow- er the youth, Indian Army conducted a lecture on 'Career Guidance' for youth at Janwari of Ramban District. The aim of lecture was educating the youth about the large number of job opportunities available within the State and other parts of the country in both Government and private sectors. A total of 22 youth hailing from the remote areas of Gool region attended the lecture. Speaking on the occasion, the Sarpanch of the village expressed his gratitude towards the Indian Army for organising such inform- ative and motivational event to boost the morale of the youth, encourage talent and provide impetus in fostering confidence amongst the future generation of our great country. The students also thanked the organisers for the valu- able guidance to them on this life changing aspect. MC Rajouri Chairman, Vice-Chairman take oath DDC reviews achievements under District Capex Budget DC reviews R-Day arrangements Posting of paediatric doctor in SDH Nowshera demanded Students and faculty taking pledge. Social worker Vinod Sharma meeting BMO Nowshera Dr. Mohinder Sharma. Police-public meeting held Army conducts lecture on career guidance Voters’ Awareness Week starts at GDC R S Pura Urban Mulberry plantation takes off at Kathua DySP Ajay Sharma speaking to media.