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ALL JAMMU & KASHMIR PATWAR ASSOCIATION DISTRICT GANDERBAL

All J&K Patwar Association District Ganderbal condoles the demise of the mother of Bashir Ahmad Magray Office Qanungoo Gund (District President AJKPA Ganderbal) R/o Cherwan Kangan. The Association prays for the eternal peace to the departed soul and may Almighty give patience to the family members of the deceased to bear this irreparable loss.

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CONDOLENCE MEETINGA condolence meeting of Peoples Voice Civil Society was held on 17th of Nov. 2016 under the Chairmanship of President Manzoor Ahmad Sidiqi to mourn the demise of Mohammad Amin Bhat brother of General Secretary Peoples Voice Abdul Rashid Bhat R/o Peer Bagh. The participants conveyed heartiest condolence to the bereaved family and prayed to Almighty to bestow eternal peace on the departed soul.

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With profound grief, we inform the demise of our beloved father Bashir Ahmad Mir S/o Late Abdul Ahad Mir R/o Zaldagar, Srinagar on 16th of Nov. 2016 (Wednesday). Mourning will be observed for three days only. There will be no Fateha Khawani.Ladies are requested not to bring any kind of fruits along with them.

BEREAVED FAMILY Abdul Rouf (9906493719), Mohammad Zahoor (9697358131)

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5TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF

NISSAR AHMAD WANI S/O MOHAMMAD SHAFI WANIR/O BADADEMB KALSHPORA, SRINAGAR

From: M/s Drugzone Khanyar, Srinagar

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CREMATION With great sorrow and grief, we are saddened to inform the demise of Mahant Swami Madhoo Dass Ji R/o Resident of Hanuman Mandir Srinagar and Shiv Mandir Bagwati Nagar Jammu. Cremation shall be performed at Shamshan Ghat Karan Nagar Srinagar on Friday 18-11-2016 at 12 Noon.

IN GRIEFMAHANT SALIGRAM DASS JI

MAHANT SAHATURGHAN DASS (SON)SWAMI BHARAT DASS (SON)

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FATEHA KHAWANI TODAYWith profound grief, we inform the demise of Fehmeeda W/o Ab Rashid Rather R/o Aqilmir Khanyar Srinagar. She passed away on 15th

of Nov. 2016 (Tuesday). The congregational Fateha Khawani will be held on 18th of Nov. 2016 (Friday) at their ancestral graveyard Sheraaz Reyteng near Syed Sahib Asthan at 10:30 AM.Ladies are requested not to bring any kind of eatables with them.

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FATEHA KHAWANIWith profound grief, we inform the demise of our elder brother Nazir Ahmad Wadoo R/o Chattabal Patlipora Bala Srinagar. He passed away on 17th of Nov. 2016 (Thursday). The congregational Fateha Khawani will be held on 20th of Nov. 2016 (Sunday) at our ancestral graveyard Syed Mohammad MantqiRA Guzarbal Chattabal at 11:00 AM.Ladies are requested not to bring any kind of eatables with them.

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DEMISEWith profound grief, we inform the demise of Abdul Rehman Reshi S/o Late Ghulam Rasool Reshi R/o Reshi Mohalla, New Kohan Khan Road on 17-11-2016 at 2.00 A.M. His congregational Fateh Khawani will be held on 20-11-2016 at 10.30 A.M at his ancestral graveyard Opposite Masjid Zindshah Sahib.

Bereaved: Manzoor Ahmad Reshi, Irshad Ahmed,

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Train services partially resume

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Div Com reviews functioning of PHE depttSrinagar, Nov 17: The Divi-sional Commissioner Kash-mir, Baseer Ahmad Khan, today reviewed the function-ing of PHE Department and progress of its various ongo-ing projects.

Chief Engineer, Superin-tending Engineers, Execu-tive Engineers and other officials of the PHE Kash-mir attended the meeting. Threadbare discussions were held on the status of ongoing projects and schemes including AMRUT, LIC, Capex Budget, NRDWP and NABARD.

The meeting was informed that the Depart-ment provides water supply to 75.29 lakh souls of the Kashmir division, including an urban population of 23.55 lakh souls and rural popula-tion of 51.75 lakh souls.

It was given out that for rural population, 1963 water supply schemes were taken up against which 1218 water supply schemes stand com-pleted till March 2016, while as rest are at various stages of completion.

The meeting was fur-

ther informed that various schemes have been taken up for execution under AMRUT including those in Tangnar, Sukhnag, Anantnag and Sopore at approved costs of Rs 148.37 crore, Rs 121.00 crore, Rs 45.89 crore and Rs 33.58 crore respectively.

The Div Com was briefed that under NRDWP there are about 745 schemes, including 638 Coverage (Piped) Water Supply Schemes, 8 Qual-ity Affected Habitations (IR Plants), and 98 Source Sus-tainability, with a total allo-cation of Rs 129.28 crore for 2016-2017

It was said that the PHE has framed a draft plan to work out the demands of water supply as per the area designated in revised master plan 2015-35 which spreads to an area of 757 sq. km, against 416.10 sq km as per the master plan 2000-2021.

The meeting was also informed that there are a total of 15 Water Treatment Units with a total Installed Capacity (MGD) of 81.325 MGD and Operational Capacity of 9.36 MGD.

Srinagar, Nov 17 : After remaining suspended for over four months due to ongoing unrest in the Valley, the rail service connecting north and south parts of Kashmir resumed partially today, officials said.

The full operations are expected to start within the next 10 days, they said.

The rail service resumed from Budgam to Srinagar Railway stations after completion of neces-sary restoration work on damaged infrastructure and tracks, the officials said.

They said the service was resumed along the 11.5 km axis after a trial run yesterday.

"Two trains were sched-uled to run on the route today, one in the morning and another in the eve-ning," they said, adding the passenger turnout was very low but is expected to pick up in the coming days.

The Railway authori-ties are working on a plan to resume normal operations along the 120-km track between Banihal in south and Baramulla in north Kashmir within next 10 days, the officials said, adding restoration work on the damaged infra-structure and tracks are in full swing and expected to be completed shortly.

Northern railways suspended the service as a precautionary measure on July 9 following wide-spread protests over the killing of Hizbul Muja-hideen militant Burhan Wani in an encounter with security forces in south Kashmir a day earlier.

The unrest has left 86 persons dead and thou-sands others injured.

The railways suffered heavy losses due to the damages and disruption in its services.

"The signal boxes, junction boxes, wiring and other infrastructure have been badly damaged during the unrest," the officials said. PTI

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Burhan’s killing was a trigger, peoples’ anger was brewing up since long: SagarSrinagar, Nov 17: The Youth National Conference (YNC) President Salman Ali Sagar on Wednesday flayed the government over its anti-people measures, saying the present situa-tion, if not tamed, would prove disastrous.

“The government has been pushing the people especially the youth of Valley towards the wall. It is playing politics with the future generations with dra-conian laws like PSA becom-ing the only escape route for the present dispensation,” Salman said while address-ing the party workers here.

He added that the people of Kashmir Valley after feel-ing betrayed by the PDP, launched peoples’ movement to give vent to their anger. Salman said that the killing of Burhan Wani was a mere

trigger while the anger that was brewing up in peoples’ minds since the inception of the new government was sprouting its roots deeper in Kashmir’s society. “If people observed strike for more than 130 days, it would be enough for the world to understand that something somewhere has went terribly wrong,” YNC president said.

He said that right to vote is a fundamental right of every individual and no one should object to people’s choice of exercising the fran-chise. “We have no problem if people of Jammu voted for the BJP but PDP sought votes from Kashmiris against the BJP’s mission 44 plus. It pro-jected itself as the only party that could stop right wing party’s march to Kashmir. The rest is history. The cur-rent unrest is the outcome

of PDP’s short-sightedness and the measures it has been taking since day one while undermining peoples’ aspi-rations,” Salman added.

YNC leader Imran Dar during his address said the reason behind South Kash-mir becoming epicentre of the current unrest is PDP’s betrayal with the people. “As people of south Kash-mir voted for PDP to stop BJP from forming govern-ment in JK, the party did a U turn and recorded history’s greatest ever betrayal with the people. I can tell you with certainty that South Kashmir would never ever vote for the PDP again. It has been routed from the region a long time ago,” Imran Dar said. Among other YNC leaders, Jahangir Yaqoob, Ehsan Pardesi and Mudasair Shahmeri also addressed the event.

Kar to head PDP’s Baramulla district Srinagar, Nov 17: Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has nominated Irshad Rasool Kar as Party District President for Baramulla. In order to further streamline party net-work to reach out to common masses, the PDP president Ms Mehbooba Mufti today nominated Irshad Rasool Kar as District President for Baramulla. This was dis-

closed here by party General Secreatry Nizamudin Bhat.

Bhat also reiterated party’s resolve to transform the society and state polity through honest, dedicated, committed and acceptable political class and hoped that Kar will come up to the expectations of the party cadre in particular and masses in general. CNS

Police Headquarters J&K Jammu

NIT No: 36 of 2016 / Dated: 12/11/2016For and on behalf of the Governor of Jammu and Kashmir State, e-Tenders are hereby invited from original manufacturers or their authorized dealers having proper authorization of the manufacturer to quote against the tender for the supply of Hospital Equipment (as indicated in the detailed SBD & BOQs). The download of NIT shall start on 12.11.2016 at 1100 hours. Tenders shall be submitted online on J&K State e-procurement Portal www.jktenders.gov.in before 12.11.2016 u pto 1800 hours. The samples (wherever asked) shall be submitted at Police Central Store, Gulshan Ground Jammu before closing date of submission of e-tender. Samples received after the prescribed date/time shall not be accepted. A Pre-bid conference shall be held on 23.11.2016 at 1500 hours in Conference Hall (3rd Floor) PHQ, J&K, Jammu to clarify the queries of prospective bidders, if any. All intending bidders should attend said conference to clarify matters related to this tender, if any.The tenders (technical bids only) will be opened online on 10.12.2016 at 1100 hours at Police Headquarters J&K, Jammu. In case of unforeseen circumstances, the date of opening will be next working day or else as notified separately.Detailed tender documents (SBD) with terms and conditions are available on J&K State e-procurement Portal www.jktenders.gov.in.

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Two Nation Theory does not need Dr Farooq’s authentication: Er RashidSrinagar, Nov 17: MLA Langat has said Two Nation Theory has been proven right a number of times and does not need Dr Farooq Abdullah’s authentication.

Accusing the National Conference leadership of nur-turing double standards and damaging Kashmir cause, he said that it is strange while Farooq Abdullah was criticiz-ing RSS in Srinagar, Omar Abdullah was marching with another constituent of Sang Parivar, the Shiv Sena, on the streets of New Delhi.

He expressed surprise over Farooq Abdullah’s apprehensions that Mohan Bhagwat’s claims and designs to make India a Hindu Rash-

tra may make people to believe that perhaps Jinah’s two nation theory was right.

Rasheed said, “ The Two nation Theory has been proven right a number of times and does not need Farooq’ authentication. Sheikh Muhamamd Abdul-lah’s arrest, Babri demo-lition, Gujrat carnage, Jammu massacre, ban on Zakir Naik’s organization have amply proved it.”

The nominal presence of Muslim representatives ad public servants in Parlia-ment, Assemblies, Bureau-cracy, Army and other pres-tigious institutions has fur-ther proved it, he said.

Rasheed said had Omar

Abdullah even an iota of sympathy for Kashmiris, he would have taken to streets of New Delhi against Indian terrorism in Kashmir, rather joining hands with Shiv Sina.

“It would be not only good for Kashmiris but also for National Conference itself if the party does not change colours on daily basis and stop talking Autonomy restoration. Had New Delhi been sure that Kashmiris would own restora-tion of autonomy as a solution, it would have offered the same to pro resistance leadership but despite all its ill designs New Delhi knows that Autonomy has no takers on the ground, so it does not give even a damn to the autonomy”, he said.

DGP visits border areasJammu, Nov 17: Director General of Police, K. Rajen-dra Kumar, today visited border areas of Jammu to review the security situ-ation in the forward belts affected by Pakistani shell-ing. He was briefed about the border situation by the officers of JKP and BSF.

Accompanied by IGP, Jammu Zone, Danish Rana and SP Rural Jammu, Arun Gupta, the DGP visited Old Kana Chak, Sohan Post, Bali Azmat post, Gol Patan, Tali-post and other forward posts.

The officers of JKP and BSF briefed him about the prevailing situation and security arrangements put in place for protection of

the people and check suspi-cious movement. He stressed upon the officers working in border areas to provide all possible help to the locals.

After assessing the situ-ation, Rajendra asked the police and BSF personnel to synergies their efforts and fully ensure the safety and security of the local popula-tion.

Later, the DGP chaired an officers meeting at Akhnoor and reviewed the security arrangements for border areas and ongoing Jirhi Mela. He stressed upon them to work in close coor-dination with other security agencies and ensure safety and security of the people.

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