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(3) Pay Scale. As per AWES rules.(4) Age

(a) For Trained Graudate Heads, minimum age 45 years on the lastlaid down date for submission of application.(b) For other candidates, age upto 45 years on the last laid down datefor submission of application. (c) Relaxation as per AWES rules.

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Principal

Students seeking information at Admission Fair on Saturday. -Excelsior/Rakesh

Warm send off to retireesExcelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, May 31: KhalidBashir Ahmed, Secretary,Academy of Art, Culture andLanguages, J&K, Srinagar, todaydemitted his office, handing overthe charge to senior mostAdditional Secretary HaroonRashid, till Government appoints anew Secretary. He was accordedwarm send off by his col-leagues. The contribution ofout-going Secretary wasapplauded by the speakers andhe was wished a happy andhealthy lifeafter retirement.

Students and staff of theGovernment Higher SecondarySchool Dansal accorded a

warm and affec-tionate farewell toS Dalbir SinghSudan, Principal,on his superannu-ation today. Thefunction among

others was attended by A KKoul (Principal), S K Bhat(Principal) and Jeet Singh (ex-Principal). All wished him avery happy and healthy lifeafter retirement.

A warm and affectionatesend off was accorded toShiban Lal Khar, ExecutiveEngineer Relief Organization(M) and Chand Ji Bhat, JuniorAssistant by ReliefOrganization (M) on their

superannuation today. Reliefand RehabilitationCommissioner (M) R K Panditaand all other staff members wishedthem a happy and prosperous lifeafter retirement.

Neelam Gupta, Headmaster,Government High School PullTawi, zone GandhiNagar, wasaccorded warmsend off on herretirement onsuperannua t iontoday. All staffmembers and stu-dents wished her a happy andhealthy post-retirement life.

A warm send off was accord-ed to Rehmat Ali, Veterinary

Supervisor ofP o u l t r yN u t r i t i o n i s tS e c t i o nBelicharana, on hissuperannuation bythe officers and

staff of the Department. Thefunction was presided over byDeputy Director R S Charak.

Lab Assistant in the office ofthe Director School Education,Jammu, Sat Pal,was accordedwarm farewell.Director SchoolEducation, TusharK Sharma, speak-ing in the farewellfunction lauded the services ofSat Pal and wished him happyand healthy post retirement life.

Kailash Nath Sharma,Lecturer in Political Science, aresident of Mawa, districtSamba attained superannuation.Sharma had joined this depart-ment in 1981 and rendered hisservices for more than 33 yearsto the department. A farewellfunction was organised in thepremises of Government HSSRajpura, Samba to bid adieu toSharma. Principal of the institu-tion Vijay Kumar Bhagat andother staff members threw lighton the life of Sharma.

Admission Fair at Jhelum ResortExcelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, May 31: The 11thAdmission Fair opened today inJammu at Jhelum Resorts with abig rush of students in search oftheir dream colleges and universi-ties.

Large number of 12th passout students and college goerswere seen at the fair along withtheir parents exploring their bestcareer choice.

The major offering of the fairis that youngsters are able toaccess accurate information byinteracting directly with theauthorities of over 20 institutionsoffering over 100 career coursesfrom Delhi, NCR, Bangalore,Dehradun, Jaipur, etc. Some ofthe participating institutions areAMITY University, ManavRachna International University,Lovely Professional University,NIIT University, Jaipur NationalUniversity, DIT University,Dayanand Sagar Institutions,Acharya Institute etc.

Vivek Shukla, Director AffairsExhibition & Media- the organiz-er of the fair, said, "The Fair isbeing organized to serve as timeand cost effective platform for

parents and students to accessmultiple institutions under oneroof and it helps students to makean informed decision about theircareer."

The three-day Admission Fair2014- India's largest educationfair. Has come to Jammu for thesecond time to help students insearch of quality education. Thefair will be on till June 1 at JhelumResort from 11 am to 7 p.m.

Army holds medical camp

Excelsior Correspondent

SRINAGAR, May 31: Armyhas organized a medical campat Army Goodwill School inPartappur in Nubra Valley inLeh.

A defence spokesman saidSiachen Army Hospital of theFire and Fury Corps and CivilAdministration alongwith theMeiktila Gunners battalionorganised the camp as part ofOperation Sadbhavana.

Five Indian Army doctorsprovided medical treatment atthe camp to the local peoplewho attended it.

Demonstrationheld against PDD

Excelsior CorrespondentUDHAMPUR, May 31:

National Panthers Party (NPP)held a demonstration againstunscheduled curtailment of elec-tricity in the town. The protestwas organized by State presidentand MLA Udhampur BalwantSingh Mankotia against PowerDevelopment Department (PDD).

The demonstrators sat outsidethe office of Executive EngineerElectrical M&RE Division,Udhampur and blocked the traf-fic on road opposite MiniStadium, Udhampur for morethan two hours. A large numberof workers of National Panthersand Sarpanchs and Panchs partic-ipated in protest.

They raised the slogansagainst State Government par-ticularly Chief Minister, OmarAbdullah. Addressing the largegathering NPP State presidentand MLA Udhampur , BalwantSingh Mankotia said that about15 days back authorities

Concerned aware the prob-lems of heavy and unscheduledcurtailment of electricity willnot stopped then NPP will startan agitation. Mankotia dis-closed that he has brought thisissue into the notice of ChiefMinister, Omar Abdullah theplea that Udhampur is collect-ing highest revenue of electric-ity bills in whole State and peo-ple deserve more electricity.

Panthers leaders demandeda monthly meeting between thepublic and the higher authori-ties of Electricity Departmentshould be conducted to redressthe public grievances relatedwith Electricity Department.He also gave 20 days to controlthe dire situation of electricityelse they will start and agitationagainst the department.

Dr Darakhshan submitsmemo to Modi


NEW DELHI, May 31: SDPleader Dr Darakhshan Andrabitoday met the MoS in PMO’soffice Dr Jitendra Singh andsubmitted memorandum for thePrime Minister Narendra Modi.

Dr Andrabi presented thememorandum for the PrimeMinister regarding the J&KState. She demanded a specialeconomic and employmentpackage for the State besidesestablishment of mega industri-al base in the State for giving aboost to the shattered economy.She also demanded special con-cession in the power sector inlieu of Indus Water Treaty. SDPleader also discussed stateissues with Dr Jitendra Singh

Total knee workshop at ASCOMS


JAMMU, May 31: A totalknee replacement workshopwas organised by Jammu andKashmir OrthopedicsAssociation (JKOA) atASCOMS and Hospital Sidhrahere today.

The workshop was con-ducted under the aegis ofJKOA and Dr O N Nagi, for-mer Prof and HeadOrthopedics PGIMER,Chandigarh and presentlyworking as Director JointReplacement Centre, SirGanga Ram Hospital, Delhi. Alive joint replacement surgerywas also performed during theworkshop. Dr Rajesh KumarGupta, Head OrthopaedicsASCOMS said though thesesurgeries are regularly per-formed here but this academicactivity is performed toenhance the knowledge of theorthopedics.

2 residentialhouses, shop

damaged in fireExcelsior Correspondent

SRINAGAR, May 31: Tworesidential houses and a cosmet-ic shop were damaged in differ-ent fire incidents across theValley on Friday evening.

A police spokesperson saidthe joint residential house ofGhulam Qadir Dobi,Mohammad Ramzan Dobi andMohammad Ismail Dobi sons ofGhulam Mohammad Dobi ofDobi Mohallah Panzalpora,Shalimar was partially dam-aged.

The residential house ofBashir Ahmed Dar son ofAssadullah Dar of SahllporaAllochibagh, Srinagar, was alsopartially damaged.

A cosmetic shop of ShowketAhmed Mir son of GhulamRasool Mir was partially dam-aged in Lalpora in NorthKashmir's Kupwara district.

CongregationsExcelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, May 31: Bi-annualcongregation of Khajuria Biradariis going to be held on June 8 atDevsthan of Baba Ambo nearBagh-e-Bahu Jammu.

The function will start withHawan at 7 am. After the PuranAhuti, Preeti Bhoj will also beserved. Arrangements for the mailwere finalized in a meeting underBiradari president Ajit Khajuriaand attended by its all the mem-bers.

Annual congregation of AllIndia Barkulia Biradari is going tobe held at Devsthan Mansar(Shukla Saptami of Jyeshthmonth) on June 5, 2014.

The management committeeof the Biradari has extended anopen invitation to all Biradarimembers to attend the functionalong with families to get invokedblessings of Kul Devta. Bhandarawould be served to one and all.

Arrangements were finalizedfor annual congregation ofBandral Biradari in a meetingheld under Balwant SinghBandral on June 7 at the Devsthanof Baba Bhudhdar Nag Devta atPouni. All the members of theBiradari have been urged to par-ticipate and obtain blessings of thedeity.

AAP activists protest, demandrepair of bridge


HIRANAGAR, May 31: AamAadmi Party (AAP), unitHiranagar held a rally at ChadwalMore and took out a march underthe leadership of I D Khajuria sen-ior leader AAP towards the bridgeover river Tarnah and demandedits immediate repairs.

The protesters said that thebridge has been damaged and ithas become a cause of fatal acci-dents as dozens of people have losttheir lives after meeting accidentson this killer bridge.

The workers of the Party alsostarted 24 hour hunger strike underthe leadership of B L Kandley andRam Pal Sharma. The protesterssaid that National Highway author-ities have failed to repair the bridgedespite the repeated pleas.

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