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Page10local.Qxd (Page 1) THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 (PAGE 10) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU Process to augment power Shree Cement organizes infrastructure initiated: DyCM dealers’ meet Excelsior Correspondent to the power sector and the nec- essary mechanism has already Excelsior Correspondent gic markets, we are able to SRINAGAR, July 8: Deputy absorb a larger sales quantum, been put in place. JAMMU, July 8: To discuss Chief Minister, Dr Nirmal Singh Dr. Singh further assured the ensure better realizations and today said that the Government their market strategy, Shree increase our competitiveness," deputationists that under the new Cement organized a dealer meet has already initiated the process procurement policy, their inter- he added. to augment the power infrastruc- in which more than hundred He said that Shree Ultra is ests would be safeguarded and dealers from the entire city par- ture and in this regard several Government is committed to their flagship brand, contribut- measures stand already taken. ticipated. ing to more than half of our sales strengthen the industry in the The meet was held under the Dr. Singh was interacting State and in this regard a new volume and is the first manifes- with the deputation of the Small Dharna by Traders Federation at Goal Chowk Shopian chairmanship of KK Talwar, tation of our strategic move industrial policy is in offing. against development. -Excelsior/Younis Khaliq joint vice president, Marketing, FMPHWs and Medical employees raising slogans during Scale Industrial Units (SSIUs) of The Finance Minister, Dr. from commodity to brand mar- the State engaged in the manu- North India. keting. He added that its two their protest dharna at Jammu on Wednesday. -Excelsior/Rakesh Haseeb A Drabu while interact- Speaking on the occasion, facture of the electric transform- ing with the industrialists variants, Shree Ultra OPC and ers and other related things asso- Shopian traders hold sit-in, Talwar said, "We differentiate Shree Ultra Jung Rodhak assured them that their problems ourselves in a highly competi- FMPHWs stage dharnas, ciated with them. Cement are distinctly positioned would be looked into judiciously tive market with continual Minister for Finance, Labour in the market. and asked them to ensure that changes in our marketing and Employment and Culture, Dr allege discrimination Shree Ultra Jung Rodhak demand release of salary they provide quality material as branding strategy and by align- Cement through its unique rust Haseeb A Drabu, Minister for Excelsior Correspondent Mughal Road should be handed Excelsior Correspondent Kumnar, Narinder Tony, Joginder well as maintenance service to ing our offerings to the cus- prevention properties has high Industries and Commerce, the Power Department. He also over to Shopian district adminis- Kumar and Sharda Kumari, at SRINAGAR, July 8: Traders tomer's needs instead of force- acceptance amongst brand influ- JAMMU, July 8: The Chander Prakash Ganga, asked them to upgrade their tration for development. "We fully pushing products. This is Poonch under the leadership of in mountainous district of encers (masons etc) and high FMPHWs working under 2211- Principal Secretary Power, products to match national and have reports that the to say we do not create cus- Balbir Singh, Amrik Singh and Shopian in South Kashmir brand recall value. The brand, Family Welfare who are without Sandeep Naik, Chief Engineer of international standards. Government has connected tomers, we create what cus- Harbans Kour, at Rajouri- Mohd today staged a sit-in protest in while enhancing its presence in salary for the last 16-18 months PDD and other senior officers The Minister for Industries these destinations to Kulgam tomers want." Farooq Mirza, Farida Begum, favour of their demands and highly educated markets of Delhi today staged dharnas in all district were present in the meeting. and Commerce, Chander district," he said. "We believe that our sus- Adrash Kumar, at Kishtwar- accused Government of ignor- has increased its reach in the inte- headquarters of the State. Dr. Singh assured the deputa- Prakash Ganga also spoke on the The traders' body is also tained success is because of our Mansoor Hussian, Ajit Kumar, ing the district. rior markets of Madhya Pradesh, At Jammu, the dharna was tion that their genuine demands occasion and said that the demanding a district hospital for highly satisfied customers and Javed, Salma Parveen, at Doda- The traders under the banner Uttrakhand, Uttar Pradesh, staged at Madam Shashi Bala would be looked into and Government has already under- Shopian. He said at present there that continuous learning about Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir. Mehboob Kripak, Amjad Ali, of Traders Federation assembled Memorial Park, Directorate of redressed. He also asked them taken measures so that the are only 7 specialists for 3 lakh their psyche and behaviour is Among others who were pres- Naseem Akhtar, Halima Begum, in Gool Chowk and held peace- Health Services (DHS) Jammu that they should also contribute Industrial Sector in the State gets residents and at night only two the only path ahead. Today, by ent during the meet included under the leadership of Babli Rita Devi, Babli Devi, Fayzan ful sit-in. The traders have pre- their bit in ensuring that the the much required fillip and doctors remain available in the creating depth in dealer net- Sourab Aggarwal, Rahul Sharma, Sharma and Neelam Kumari, Tramboo, at Ramban-Moh sented series of demands before power infrastructure is augment- more entrepreneur units come up local hospital "Besides, there are works, extensive brand promo- Tosis Malik, Vipul Sharma and president and secretary general, Akhter, Mohd Irshad, Naseem, at ed properly by adding quality the Government. Reasi- Ab Hamid Butt, Banu which can go a long way in pro- other demands including soil tion and opening up new strate- Rajinder Singh. Jammu Kashmir FMPHWs infrastructural capacities to it. Ghulam Nabi Turray, the testing lab and Reshnagri Bridge Association, respectively and Sharma, Sushma Devi, at viding job opportunity and also The Deputy Chief Minister president of the local Traders over Vaishaw stream," he said. Sushil Sudan, president JKMEF. Udhampur- Sham Prashar, contribute in economy of the Sham critises Govt move of closing said that the Government is com- Federation, told Excelsior that it During the sit-in protest, the The dharna was attended by Mahima Devi, Ashwani Khajuria, State. mitted to resolve issues related seems the Shopian district is shops were open in the town on FMPHWs from district Jammu Nancy Bhan, Dheeraj Sharma and being "deliberately ignored" by down schools under rationalization and Samba. Urmil. the directions of Traders the successive regimes. Federation. Excelsior Correspondent regard to their day to day prob- The protesting employees In the meantime, the Elaborating, he said the shouted slogans in support of their FMPHWs decided to hold next Turray said the Shopian dis- lems on account of power and traders want Mini-Secretariat trict generates huge revenue for JAMMU, July 8: Former water supply. He strongly criti- demands. "We are facing immense massive dharna in all the districts should be relocated from Minister and Senior Vice financial problems and are living in Jammu Division on July 16. the Government with its apple cized the Government for the Sofanaman, which is around 2.5 orchards and timber trade. "But, President PCC Sham Lal erratic power supply in the the life of penury, as despite Besides, FMPHWs, the leaders kilometers from the district Sharma has criticized the move repeated requests made to the from JKMEF who participated in we fail to understand why we entire Jammu region and headquarters, to "feasible and are being ignored," he said. of State Government to close unscheduled and long duration Director, Family Welfare, J&K, dharna at Jammu include Vinod accessible" location. The down large number of schools Kumar Sharma, Yougal Bakshi, Meanwhile, the Traders cuts besides long delays being for releasing our salaries, nothing traders' body president said that under the plan of rationalization has been done except giving assur- Kamaljeet Sawhney, Jarnail Federation has called for four caused to replace damaged and the building is inaccessible for and said that it would create ances", they added. Choudhary, CL Koul, Mohd day shut down in Shopian dis- burnt transformers in different the general public. hardships to children and par- Similar protest dharnas were Saleem, Suresh Gupta, Sandeep trict spanning from August 11 to locations in rural and semi He said that another demand ents in rural areas. held at all district headquarters. At Kumar and Kulraj. They urged the 15 in favour of their demands urban areas. The people are of the traders is that the "world Addressing a meeting of Kathua the dharna was held under authorities to fulfill the demands next month. suffering a lot during this class" tourist destinations along party workers at Akhnoor to the leadership of Surinder of the FMPHWs at an earliest. scorching heat and the holy take stock of problems of people month of Ramzan, he added. EC Tourism takes stock of Lal Singh, Altaf Bukhari inspect from different parts of Akhnoor Mr. Sharma said that BJP- constituency, he said that move PDP Government has failed to to close down about 104 schools respect the genuine aspirations Participants of National Theatre Workshop posing with digni- upcoming hospital complex Chanpora in Akhnoor constituency alone, damages due to sudden rise in water taries. of the Jammu region and held Excelsior Correspondent The Minister instructed exe- is arbitrary and against the over- the BJP Ministers and legisla- Excelsior Correspondent yurgo, Lharjey Chongston yurgo, cuting agency and authorities of all interest of students and peo- and Churgo-Thangjuk were also SRINAGAR, July 8: tors mainly responsible for LEH, July 8: Sudden rise in health department to speed up ple, as most of these schools damaged by the sudden rise in ESRM organizes National Minister for Health and compromising the mandate of temperature has resulted in and ensure that ground and first were opened as per norms of people for the sake of power.
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