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| DDC reviews progress of work on GMC Rajouri | | |  Early Times Report
RAJOURI, Feb 7: District Development Commissioner Rajouri, Rajesh K Shavan on Sunday chaired a meeting to review the progress on Government Medical College Rajouri campus, which is being executed by the PWD.
The meeting was attended by the ADC Rajouri, Sher Singh; Chief Planning Officer, Mohammad Khurshid; Superintendent Engineer, PWD, Shahid Latief, ExEn PWD, Mohammad Zubair, Assistant Commissioner Development, Sushil Khajuria; DM,JS Pawar; ExEn JKPCC and representatives of Kapahi Constructions.
The DDC sought a detailed report about the progress on the GMC. It was informed that the project has been approved at an estimated cost of Rs 139 crore and the work on the Administrative and Academic block and the approach road is likely to be completed by February end.
The DDC asked the PWD functionaries to speed up the pace of work and work in double shifts to complete the prestigious health sector project which is going to cater the people of three districts including Rajouri, Poonch and Reasi.
He further called for using only standard quality material and warned of strict action in case of any compromise in this regard.
The DDC directed the District Mineral Officer to conduct the inspection of the stone crushers in the district and submit a report regarding the stocks available with them and impose penalties on the violators. It was decided that a team consisting of the SHO concerned, Naib Tehsildar concerned, JEE I&FC concerned, Rangers and Foresters shall aid the DMO in this regard.
Meanwhile he reviewed the arrangements for smooth conduct of OMR based objective type written exam for Class IV posts being conducted by J&K Service Selection Board.
Informed that the examination shall be held on Feb 27th, Feb 28th and March 01 March,2021 from 12 noon to 2 pm at 22 examination centers.
It was decided that besides deployment of Superintendents, Deputy Superintendents, and supervisors and required invigilators i.e one invigilator on every 24 students, Magistrates shall also be appointed at all the examination centers.
Moreover, the Information Department was asked to provide a list of private videographers who shall be engaged for video coverage of each examination center.
The Education Department was directed to provide a list of required number of teachers for deployment as invigilators after due randomization. |
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