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Page5local.Qxd (Page 1) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2020 (PAGE 5) LG inaugurates Guru Nanak Chair Mansar being developed as in Jammu University state-of-art destination: Dr Jitendra *Chairs for Gojri & Pahari languages in offing Excelsior Correspondent With the completion of "Gupkar" led governments, he Mansar lake project which was asked. Excelsior Correspondent lishment of chairs for Gojri and not recognize our inner self. UDHAMPUR, Nov 27: launched recently despite Dr Jitendra Singh said, this is Pahari languages is in the offing He further said that the Union Minister Dr. Jitendra COVID pandemic, said Dr possibly the only Lok Sabha JAMMU, Nov 27: to promote and encourage the establishment of the Chair will Singh said here today that Jitendra Singh, a long pending constituency in the country Lieutenant Governor, Manoj regional languages of J&K, he not only help in furtherance of Mansar Lake is being developed public demand will be addressed which was given three centrally Sinha, who is also the added. research on his teachings but as a state-of-art destination and the real question to be funded Government Medical BJP president, Ravinder Raina addressing election rally at Chancellor of University of The Lt Governor said that it also help in keeping the harmony which will attract visitors from asked is why this demand could Colleges, a National Institute of Seri in Rajouri district on Friday. Jammu, today inaugurated Guru is a matter of great pleasure that and equity in the society. across the country and also be a not be addressed by the earlier High Altitude Medicine, two Nanak Chair & University of history is being created where he The Lt Governor also con- part of the tourism circuit in this governments in so many national river rejuvenation proj- BJP for “Sabka Saath, Sabka Jammu Special Purpose Vehicle is witnessing establishment of gratulated the University of region. decades in spite of the fact that ects, Asia's longest tunnel at Jammu and described the Making a dig at those who there had been influential Chenani-Nashri, world's highest UOJSPV Foundation as a mile- railway bridge, irrigation proj- Vikas, Sabka Vishwaas”: Raina stone for the entire J&K for cre- ects like Shahpur-Kandi, power Excelsior Correspondent these parties were busy in accu- ating a bridge between knowl- projects like Pakkal Dull etc. All mulating wealth and grabbing edge and entrepreneurship. He this has been possible because of RAJOURI, Nov 27: Government lands but never praised the contribution of the support from Prime Minister Maintaining that “Sabka Saath, thought of the common masses. University of Jammu for the Narenda Modi, whereas before Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwaas” Now with these DDC elections Prime Minister's mission of start- 2014 the Ministers representing will always be the top priority for BJP has shown commitment to up India by nurturing the aspir- this region were always shy of BJP, party JK UT president, resolve all the long pending ing youth of J&K and helping talking of Jammu because they Ravinder Raina, today said his issues of remote areas, he added. them to become successful entre- were always apprehensive of party is fully committed to pro- Raina said that the Modi preneurs. annoying their masters from vide benefit to every individual Government stands firm in its Nitishwar Kumar, Principal Kashmir. The same disgruntled in the remotest area of the UT. commitment to protest the Secretary to the Lt Governor, leaders have now suddenly Ravinder Raina was address- national interests. It is also com- Mahant Manjit Singh Ji, Head, woken up to speak about Jammu ing a massive gathering while fil- mitted to provide good gover- Dera Nangali Sahib, Poonch, S. Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh during DDC election cam- and the Dogras, he quipped. ing of nomination papers by nance and promote development Tarlochan Singh Wazir, paign in Mansar area of district Udhampur, on Friday. Exuding confidence that BJP Sangeeta Sharma at Seri, in the entire region. He said that LG Manoj Sinha inaugurating Guru Nanak chair in Jammu Chairman, Distt Gurudwara say that there is no development Ministers from this region both will win District Development Lamberi near LoC today. BJP has delivered what it com- University on Friday. Prabandak Committee, Dr happening, DrJitendra Singh, in the State Cabinet as well as in Council election hands down, He said that the common pub- mitted earlier and party will Foundation Building at Guru Nanak Chair in University Manjeet Singh, President who was addressing District the Central Cabinet. Some of Dr Jitendra Singh said, history lic is in complete favour of BJP deliver what it is committing University of Jammu, in pres- of Jammu. Punjabi Lekhak Sabha, Sardar Development Council election these Jammu based leaders of will record this fact that Prime in these elections. He said that today. ence of Professor Manoj Kumar He further elaborated on the Jagjeet Singh, former President, campaign meetings in the Congress and National Minister Narendra Modi intro- the people are thankful to the He further appealed the pub- Dhar, Vice- Chancellor, timeless teachings of Guru DGPC were present on the occa- Mansar and Majalta area, said Conference, who are now duced grassroot democracy in Prime Minister, Narendra Modi lic to vote en-masse in favour of University of Jammu. Nanak Devji which are still guid- sion. that when Mansar develops as a lamenting lack of attention and Jammu and Kashmir, while the led Government who has taken BJP candidate to strengthen the "Recently when Parliament ing the society at large. The Lt In his address, JU VC Prof versatile Multiplex Health lack of development in the Gupkar leaders and their hench- various steps to ensure these grass root level democracy and to of India passed the Jammu and Governor emphasized that the Manoj K Dhar observed that Resort, these critics will also be region, should first answer why men from Jammu did not allow elections which will prove to be a boost the development in the Kashmir Official Languages establishment of Guru Nanak Guru Nanak Ji is considered to able to avail of the "Wellness" they had facilitated this discrim- the District Development boon particularly for the far flung area. Bill, 2020, on the request of UT Chair will help in the develop- be a religious innovator with facilities here. He reiterated that ination to happen when they Councils to be constituted in the areas like the villages near LoC. Later, the candidate also Government, the Government of ment of inner and outer personal- interfaith harmony, community opponents and certain vested were Ministers in successive last seven decades. Ravinder Raina said that addressed the gathering and India also agreed to the fact that ities of the students. cohesion and Universal brother- interests had launched a disin- these areas have always demanded votes in the DDC efforts must be made towards The perfect balance between hood. The main objective of formation campaign about no remained on back-foot due to the election while making the com- promotion and development of inner and outer world is the most Nanak Chair is to change the development even during the continuous ignorance by the ear- mitment to resolve the develop- the Punjabi language in J&K and important aspect and lifetime social and cultural thinking 2019 Lok Sabha election, but the lier Governments led by NC, ment and local issues in the con- today's occasion is a major step opportunity for the students. The through Guru Nanak Devji and voter proved wiser and testified Congress and PDP. He said that stituency. towards this direction", observed teachings of the Guru Nanak promote Punjabi Language, that he was a witness to the the Lt Governor, while speaking Devji have always directed the Social equity and manhood. unprecedented development in on the occasion. people towards the path of God, A formal vote of thanks was the last six years, the magnitude BPCL felicitates real heroes He also reiterated UT who is just like a sea, what seems delivered by Prof Neetu Andotra, of which could be compared Government's commitment to be many like the waves, said Registrar, University of Jammu. with the development of earlier towards encouraging and pro- the Lt Governor. He further Among others Prof Rajni six decades. of Fit India campaign moting the Punjabi language in emphasized that our students and Dhingra, Dean Research Studies, Senior PCC leader Raman Bhalla and Th. Balbir Singh at Dr Jitendra Singh said, after public meeting in Kathua. Excelsior Correspondent implementing an innovative idea J&K and assured that the the society at large should con- Prof Naresh Padha, Dean the Devika project, this is the Government will take all efforts tinuously struggle wholehearted- Academic Affairs, Heads of vari- of running in which the runners second water rejuvenation proj- JAMMU, Nov 27: Bharat do the running activities with in this regard. Further, the estab- ly for spiritualism until we do ous teaching Departments, ect of national level in the same BJP thrives on deceptive slogans, Professors of various Petroleum Corporation Limited him on the heritage places of Lok Sabha constituency of (BPCL)— a Maharatna and Jammu, thus creating an aware- Departments, Prof Satnam Kour, Udhampur-Doda-Kathua. The false promises: Raman Bhalla Incharge Guru Nanak Chair, Prof India’s second largest Oil ness in promoting the culture and estimated cost of this project Marketing Company believes heritage of Jammu. Parikshat Manhas, Director, Excelsior Correspondent various sections of society which will also be almost the same as eventually ended in smoke, said firmly in the Government’s Fit During a felicitation ceremo- UOJSPV Foundation, Officer, the Devika project, that is about President of various associations KATHUA, Nov 27: Former Bhalla.He added that the so called Rs.
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