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| Efforts afoot to promote quality education in state: Dy CM | | DPS Udhampur celebrates annual day Adopt poor students in pvt schools : Tara Chand | | | Early Times Report
UDHAMPUR, Mar 24 : Reiterating resolve to provide quality education, Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Tara Chand said universalizing education in the state is priority of the government and necessary steps have been taken to further the cause of education in government as well as private education institutions.
He said private institutions working in the field are positively contributing to promote value based quality education in the state. “Private institutions are doing a fine job but I appeal them to come forward in sharing social responsibility by adopting talented students from poor and underprivileged families so as to give such students a chance to nurture their talent,” he exhorted. Mr. Tara Chand was addressing a gathering at the annual day function of DPS Udhampur, here today. He was chief guest on the occasion. MLA, Udhampur Mr. B.S. Mankotia, DIG, Udhampur-Reasi Range Mr. Garib Dass, DC Ms Yasha Mudgal, Chairman, DPS Management Committee Mr. J.C. Gupta, IAS (Prob) Ms Deepti Uppal, Principal Mrs. Anju Pandey, officers from education, youth services and spo... | |
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| Govt suspends 3 forest guards for illegal tree felling | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 24 : Jammu and Kashmir government has suspended three forest guards for their alleged failure to check smuggling of forest timber and chopping of trees in Bhaderwah belt of Doda district. Mushtaq Khan, Irshad Ahmed and Rishi Kumar were suspended by Conservator Forest Chenab Circle, M M Gupta for failing to check smuggling by timber mafia, Forest officials said.
"The action was taken after finding that the accused have failed to check felling and facilitating illegal activities," Gupta said, adding that further action against the erring officials will be taken by Chief Conservator after completing the probe.
The smuggling of green gold and cutting of forest t... | |
| | | | Soz assures OBCs to take demands with union | | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 24 : JKPCC President Prof. Saifuddin Soz-MP (Former Union Minister) has assured the OBCs for taking up their demands for enhancement of reservation quota in the job with coalition government.
According to press release, one day convention of OBC was held here today, addressing the convention, Prof. Soz said that Congress is the voice of all sections of the society and it represents the people of all regions in the state irrespective of their faiths, religion or caste.
He said, "The downtrodden sections of the society should get their due and the demands of OBC, in the state would be taken up with the Chief Minister fo... | |
| | | | DLRC meeting in Pulwama approved District Credit Action Plan of Rs. 778.88 Cr | | | | Early Times Report
PULWAMA, Mar 24 : District Level Review-Cum-Consultative Committee (DLRC) meeting held here at District Administrative Complex, Pulwama today. The meeting was chaired by Additional District Development Commissioner Pulwama, Mr. Tariq Ali Mir. The meeting was attended by District Lead Bank Manager, representatives of Reserve Bank of India, State Bank of India, Punjab National Bank and other concerned Banks and the district level officers of the allied departments. Lead Bank Manager, Mr. Saleem told the meeting that against the financial target of Rs. 342 crores and physical targets 15003 beneficiaries under priority sector, the Banks have disbursed Rs. 206.04 crores to 17... | |
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