GOVT. OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

SOCIAL WELFARE DEPARTMENT CIVIL SECRETARIAT, SRINAGAR SUBJECT: - ONLINE APPLICATION & PROCESSING OF THE PROPOSALS OF NGOS.

CIRCUL ARIt is hereby brought to the kind attention of all concerned that applications by Non-Government Organizations (NGOs) and Voluntary Organizations (VOs) seeking grants-in-aid for the financial year 2014-15 onwards in respect of the following schemes from Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment Government of India shall be accepted on-line only, on the interactive website www.ngograntsje.gov.ina. Scheme of Grant in Aid to Voluntary Organizations working for Scheduled Castes.b. Assistance to Voluntary Organizations for Welfare of OBCs.c. Assistance to Disabled Persons for Purchase/Fitting of Aids and Appliances (ADIP

Scheme).d. Deendayal Disabled Rehabilitation Scheme to Promote Voluntary Action for persons

with Disabilities (DDRS Scheme).e. Integrated Programme for Older Persons.f. Scheme for Prevention of Alcoholism and Substance (Drugs) Abuse. No applications for grants-in-aid shall be accepted in material form commencing from

the current financial year. Accordingly it is impressed upon All Non-Government Organizations (NGOs)/Voluntary

Organizations (VOs) to register their particulars in the above mentioned URL. In case of any difficulty in registration/filling of application for grants-in-aid, the District Informatics Centre should be approached for assistance. The user manual for NGOs/VOs for online filing of applications can be accessed at-

http://www.socialjustice.nic.in/pdf/UserManualver1.1NGOUser.pdfSD/-

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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDING ENGINEER HYDRAULIC CIRCLE BUDGAM

CHAIRMAN DISTRICT LEVEL COMMITTEE CLASS IV I&FC DEPARTMENT BUDGAM

Sub:- Selection list for filling of Class IV posts (District Cadre Budgam)in irrigation & Flood Control Department District Budgam during the year 2014-15.

Ref: Government order No: 65-PW(Hyd) of 2013, Dt: 21/02/2013, Chief Engineer Kashmir I & FC Department Kashmir’s endorsement No: 29137-43, Dt: 26/03/2013 and this office Notification No:3/ SE/Hyd/Bud/2013-14, Dt: 28/02/2014.

Notification No.06/SE/Hyd/Bud of 2014-15, dated:19-06-2014. Details of selected candidates for the post of “Coolie, Embankment Guard, Gardener, Gate Keeper and Helper to Zildar” in respect of District Budgam advertised vide notification No.01/SE/Hyd/Bud/ of 2013-14, dated:-18-09-2013 are hereby notified for information of all the concerned. The candidates are advised to report to the office of the undersigned within 21 days of publication of this notice along with original documents/testimonials. NO. SE/Hyd/Bud/estt./2014-15/1259-68 Sd/-Dated:- 19-06-2014 Superintending Engineer,

Hydraulic Circle Budgam

DISTRICT BUDGAM, POST: COOLIE CATEGORY: OPEN MERIT, NUMBER OF POSTS :12

Merit Sr.No

Name of the candidate Parentage Address Category Date of Birth Total

Points

1 Muzamil Bashir Late Bashir Ahmad Mallah R/o Rakhi Arath OM 11/2/1993 81.66

2 Audil Ahmad Sofi Ghulam Mohmad Sofi R/o Qazibagh OM 3/1/1993 76.35

3 Ab. Rashid Budu Farooq Ahmad Budu R/o Choon Budgam OM 3/12/1988 75.16

4 Syed Shamas ud Din Syed Mohammad Shah R/o Wahabpora OM 11/29/1994 74.22

5 Sahil Gaffar Bhat Ab. Gaffar Bhat R/o Check-i- Kawoosa OM 3/5/1990 73.24

6 Rayees Ahmad Mir Ab. Rashid Mir R/o Gariend Khured OM 11/15/1994 72.64

7 Mehraja Shah Gh Mohidin Shah R/o Daharmuna OM 11/18/1987 72.11

8 Mohd Ishfaq Rather Gh. Hussain Rather R/o Karipora Budgam OM 6/16/1992 70.10

9 Zubair Manzoor Manzoor Ahmad Dar R/o Chadoora OM 12/6/1993 68.05

10 Ajaz Ahmad Sheikh Mohammad Akram Sheikh R/o Bunhara Wathora OM 1/3/1992 67.28

11 Ishfaq Hameed Mir Gh. Mohd Mir R/o Gariend Khurd OM 11/10/1994 66.29

12 Nasir Ali Bhat Mohd Ishaq Bhat R/o Jawharapora (Narbal) OM 10/15/1993 65.88

WAITING LIST FOR THE POST OF COOLIE

1 Aazad Ahmad Bhat Gulam Nabi Bhat R/o Bathara Budgam OM 10/22/1992 64.74

2 Mohd Ashraf Budu Gh Qadir Budu R/O Choon Budgam OM 2/11/1988 63.72

3 Firdous Ahmad Dar Mohd Moqbool Dar R/o Narkara OM 10/5/1987 63.49

DISTRICT BUDGAM, POST: COOLIE CATEGORY: RBA, NUMBER OF POSTS : 05

Merit Sr.No

Name of the candidate Parentage Address Category Date of Birth Total

Points

1 Suhil Ali Malla Ali Mohd Malla R/o Sogam Chadoora RBA 3/7/1987 66.53

2 Syed Aamir Shafi Syed Mohammad Shafi R/o Khudrawathpora RBA 4/4/1994 65.40

3 Javid Ahmad Doom Bashir Ahmad Doom R/o Arigam Khansahib RBA 12/10/1994 65.26

4 Malik Imran ul Manzoor

Manzoor Ahmad Malik R/o Ropora RBA 11/3/1993 64.45

5 Farooq Ahmad Bhat Ab. Aziz Bhat R/o Kanir RBA 3/11/1974 61.17WAITING LIST FOR THE POST OF COOLIE (RBA)

6 Fayaz Ahmad Sofi Ab Karim Sofi R/o Kharibagh Ranger RBA 3/4/1974 58.68

DISTRICT BUDGAM, POST:COOLIE CATEGORY: SCHEDULE CASTE, NUMBER OF POSTS : 02

Merit Sr.No

Name of the candidate Parentage Address Category Date of Birth Total

Points

1 Pawan Kumar Sh Chuni Lal R/o Malikpur R.S.Pura Jammu SC 6/15/1989 53.63

3 Vishal Kumar Sh. Manohar Lal R/o Rehari Jammu SC 4/2/1990 43.12

DISTRICT BUDGAM, POST: COOLIE CATEGORY: SCHEDULE TRIBE, NUMBER OF POSTS : 02

Merit Sr.No

Name of the candidate Parentage Address Category Date of Birth Total

Points

1 Mushtaq Ahmad Dinda

Gh. Mohidin Dinda R/o Riyar Beerue ST 3/1/1992 47.19

2 Mohd Ashraf Kalas Gh. Hassan Kalas R/o kachwari Khandahib ST 5/1/1992 40.30

DISTRICT BUDGAM, POST: EMBANKMENT GUARD CATEGORY: OPEN MERIT., NUMBER OF POSTS : 05

Merit Sr.No

Name of the candidate Parentage Address Category Date of Birth Total

Points1 2 3 4 5 6

1 Syed Shamas ud Din Syed Mohammad Shah R/o Wahabpora OM 11/29/1994 74.47

2 Ab. Rashid Budu Farooq Ahmad Budu R/o Choon Budgam OM 3/12/1988 74.41

3 Javid Ahmad Bhat Ab. Gani Baht R/o Ompora OM 2/1/1983 74.41

4 Mohmad Wasim Malik

Mohmad Ashraf Malik R/o Dreygam Khansahib OM 6/7/1994 72.23

5 Suahil Gaffar Bhat Ab. Gaffar Bhat R/o Checki Kawoosa OM 3/5/1990 71.49

WAITING LIST FOR THE POST OF EMBANKMENT GUARD (OM)1 Rayees Ahmad mir Ab. Rashid Mir R/o Gariend Khured OM 11/15/1994 69.88

DISTRICT BUDGAM, POST: EMBANKMENT GUARD CATEGORY: RBA, NUMBER OF POSTS : 02

Merit Sr.No

Name of the candidate Parentage Address Category Date of Birth Total

Points

1 Imtiyaz Ahmad Wani Mohammad Akbar Wani R/o Marbal Chadoora RBA 4/1/1994 71.03

2 Javid Ahmad Bhat Abdul Rahman Bhat R/o Paimus RBA 11/2/1992 70.28

DISTRICT BUDGAM, POST: EMBANKMENT GUARD CATEGORY: SCHEDULE CASTE, NUMBER OF POSTS : 01

NO RESPONSE FROM THE CANDIDATESDISTRICT BUDGAM, POST: EMBANKMENT GUARD

CATEGORY: SCHEDULE TRIBE, NUMBER OF POSTS : 01Merit

Sr. No.Name of the

candidate Parentage Address Category Date of Birth Total Points

1 Javid Ahmad Dar Gojar

Ali Mohd Dar Gojar R/o Hamchipora ST 1/1/1991 43.81

DISTRICT BUDGAM, POST: GARDENER CATEGORY: OPEN MERIT, NUMBER OF POSTS : 01

Merit Sr. No.

Name of the candidate Parentage Address Category Date of Birth Total

Points

1 Mohd Lateef Dar Mohd Ramzan Dar R/o Hanji Bough Magam OM 4/1/1980 42.60

DISTRICT BUDGAM, POST:GATE KEEPER CATEGORY: OPEN MERIT, NUMBER OF POSTS : 01

Merit Sr. No.

Name of the candidate Parentage Address Category Date of Birth Total

Points

1 Sahil Gaffar Bhat Ab. Gaffar Bhat R/o Checki-Kawoosa OM 3/5/1990 69.99

DISTRICT BUDGAM, POST: HELPER TO ZILDAR CATEGORY: OPEN MERIT, NUMBER OF POSTS : 01

Merit Sr.No

Name of the candidate Parentage Address Category Date of Birth Total

Points3 4 5 6 18

1 Imran Rather Gh Ahmad Rather R/o Dardpora Budgam OM 2/5/1991 76.96

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SATSANGWith profound grief and sorrow, we inform that S. Rajinder Singh S/o Master Man Singh R/o Arina Budgam breathed last at his present residence Rani Bagh Jammu on 12-06-2014. To memorize the departed soul, a Satsang is to be organized on 29-06-2014 (Sunday) at Gurudwara Singh Sabha Allochi Bagh from 3:00 to 5:00 pm.

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Srinivasan to get nod as ICC chief

McCullum blames one bad session for loss to WIPort of Spain, June 22: New Zealand skipper Brendon McCullum believes one bad session cost his side the second Test against West Indies, and says they need to stick to their game plan if they are to win the third Test and the series.

The Black Caps won the opening Test by 186 runs in four days in Jamaica to take a 1-0 lead in the series but then slumped to a disappointing 10-wicket defeat in the second Test at Queen's Park Oval on Friday, reports CMC.Opting to bat first, New Zealand were 159 for three at tea on the opening day but lost seven wickets for 62 runs in just over an hour in the final ses-sion, to be dismissed for 221.

"I thought right through-out the Test, barring that one session ...we were pretty good," McCullum said.

"I thought the application and the intensity with which our seamers bowled was out-standing and something we can be really proud of. On another day they could have easily knocked the top off the West Indies batting order."Even when trailing by 239 runs in the first innings after West Indies piled up 460 all out, the Black Caps showed plenty character to battle back from 212 for eight after tea on the penultimate day, to 331 all out at lunch Friday's final day. IANS

Sydney, June 22: Sus-pended Indian cricket chief Narayanaswami Srinivasan is expected to be anointed as the new ICC chairman at this week's annual conference in Melbourne which is set to address growing concerns about corruption in the sport.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India has con-firmed the 69-year-old indus-trialist will stand as chair-man of the International Cricket Council despite being suspended by India's Supreme Court as the coun-try's cricket chief. Srinivasan — seen as the most powerful man in world cricket — was among 13 people named in a damning report into corrup-tion allegations in the Indian Premier League.

The IPL Twenty20 competi-

tion has been embroiled in alle-gations of illegal betting and spot-fixing, including against Srinivasan's son-in-law. Despite the scandal, BCCI sec-retary Sanjay Patel confirmed Srinivasan would go to Mel-bourne and was expected to be anointed ICC chairman.“By the month end, India will take a leading role in the ICC. Mr Srinivasan is going,” Patel was quoted by the Sydney Morning Herald as saying.

“There is no Supreme Court bar on him. Both of us are going to Melbourne. In the last four months we have settled [the issue] with all the full members of the ICC and convinced them about the new structure and the new financial model of the ICC which would be followed in the coming years.“AFP

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ISL signs partnership agreement with EPLMumbai, June 22: The Indian Super League has entered into a strategic part-nership with the English Premier League, the world's most popular and successful football league, to bring its best practices to India under an exchange programme.

The Co-operation Agree-ment between the ISL, co-promoted by IMG-Reliance, the joint venture between IMG and Reliance Industries, Star India with support from All India Football Federa-tion, and the English Premier League will allow the ISL to leverage the league's exper-tise in nurturing and grow-ing a high quality football competition.

The Indian Super League, set to kick off in September, will receive strategic sup-port, advice and assistance from the Premier League to further the development of the league and its clubs, a release said.

The EPL will also assist in establishing club gover-nance, shaping the brand, fan engagement, defining anti-corruption and anti-doping

policies for the ISL, as well as joint promotion of the ISL and Premier League football in India.

Richard Scudamore, Chief Executive of the Premier League, said, "Having earli-er this year signed a mutual co-operation agreement with the Asian Football Confed-eration, we are very pleased to also enter into this part-nership with ISL. This will see both organisations work together and share knowl-edge in several key areas including player develop-ment, refereeing, marketing and promotion.

IMG-Reliance chairperson Nita Ambani said, "Partner-ing with Premier League brings credence to ISL and to our vision of populariz-ing the sport in India. I am confident the tie-up will immensely help in nurtur-ing and establishing ISL with good governance and best practices. The alliance also presents a great opportu-nity of partnership and cross promotions between the ISL League Partners and Premier League Clubs." PTI

Shalimar Sports Club cycle race

Several measures taken for augmenting sports infra: Sagar

‘Real Madrid could sign Suarez after World Cup’

Madrid, June 22: Real Madrid's Italian coach Carlo Ance-lotti says the

signing of Uru-guayan striker Luis Suarez and

two other players

will be

discussed after the 2014 World Cup.

"There will be no sign-ings until after the World Cup. We are in no rush and we do not need to do a lot of business," Ancelotti was quoted as saying by Spanish daily Marca before flying for his summer vacation, reports EFE.

Marca said that Real Madrid are also eying players like Paul Pogba, Arturo Vidal, Toni Kroos and Marco Verratti as the club wants to "form a dream frontline" beside Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema and Gareth Bale.

Having to pay a 75 mil-lion euros release clause

to Liverpool, Real Madrid have to "make sure they will get the full money's worth if they sign" the 27-year-old Suarez.

Despite going under the knife for a knee surgery three weeks ago, Suarez managed to score a brace in the 2014 World Cup securing Uruguay's win

over England on Thurs-day.

Suarez is living his best moments as he was the Pre-mier League's top scorer in the 2013-14 season with a tally of 31 goals and shared the European Golden Shoe Award with goal machine Cristiano Ronaldo.

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Srinagar, June 22: Main-taining that Sports is essen-tial for overall development and growth of an individual, Minister for Rural develop-ment and Panchayati Raj Ali Mohammad Sagar has said that the government has undertaken several measures for ensuring the augmentation of sports infrastructure in the state besides organizing several national and international events.

The Minister was speaking at an Award function orga-nized by Jammu and Kash-mir Tangusoodo Association under the aegis of Tangusoo-

do Federation of India.Sagar said that the gov-

ernment is doing its bit in ensuring that the youth are provided with every possible opportunity to hone their talent so that they can com-pete at various national and international levels and bring laurels to the state. He said that several sports persons from the state have exhibited their talent globally “and this is a pointer to the fact that they have immense potential to excel”.

The Minister said that comprehensive programme has also been undertaking for ensuring the upgradation

of sports infrastructure and in this regard construction/renovation of various stadia has been undertaken. He said, besides national and inter-national events of different games have been organized so that the youth get the req-uisite exposure and facilities as well.

Earlier, the Minister undertook a comprehensive tour of the Srinagar city to take on the spot review of var-ious development activities undertaken by the Govern-ment. He was accompanied by senior officers of different departments including SMC, R&B and JKPCC.

Hilal, Yaseen emerge victorious

Srinagar, June 22: Shali-mar Sports Club (SSC) in col-laboration with JK Cycling Association today organized a cycle race from Nehru Park to Harwan, here.

As per a handout issued here, around 350 partici-pants in senior, junior and sub junior boys categories participated in the event. The participants were flagged off by JK Cycling Association, President S Ravinder Singh at Nehru Park, who were to cover 21 km distance. Some of valleys top cyclists and athletics participated in the event.

In the senior category with foreign made cycles, Hilal Sofi of Shalimar Construc-tion Company (25.8 min), Akbar of Khyber Group (25.10 min) and Gh Rasool Kawa of Khyber Group (25.20 min) bagged the first, second and third positions respectively.

In senior category with Indian made cycles, Yaseen of Chinar Sports Club (26.20 min), Adil of Chinar Sports

Club (26.35 min) and Aashiq Hussian of Kashmir Uni-versity (27.05 min) finished first, second and third respec-tively.

In junior category, Parvaiz Ahmad of Chinar Sports Club (28.10 min), Aamir Asad of Shalimar Sports Club (28.25 min) and Wahid of Chinar Sports Club (28.55 min) bagged the top three posi-tions.

In sub junior category, Syed Hafiz of Chinar Sports Club (33.40 min) stood first, Sheikh Saqib-ul-Rehman of Chinar Sports Club (34.40 min) stood second while Bilal Ahmad Dar of Magam Sports Club (35.10min) fin-ished third.

At the end of the race, a prize distribution ceremo-ny was held during which the Chief Guest distributed prizes among the winners. Shalimar Sports Club general secretary B A Wani thanked the participants and urged the government to encourage such events in future.