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Page3local.Qxd (Page 1) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 2021 (PAGE 3) Dr Jitendra chairs DISHA meetings of Udhampur, Ramban, Reasi *E-inaugurates 11 PMGSY roads of Udhampur Excelsior Correspondent Minister about the status of dif- Employment Guarantee Act ferent schemes taken up and (MGNREGA), 14th FC, SBM- UDHAMPUR, Apr 9: To their status as on date. G, Physical status report under review the progress of various The Union Minister stressed 14th FC, Dr Singh asked con- centrally sponsored schemes, on achievement of physical as cerned officers to ensure all the Union Minister of State well as financial progress and works taken up are completed (Independent Charge) for the targets set under different within time frame. The Union Union Minister Kiren Rijiju during visit to Regional LG participating in convocation of NIFT Srinagar. Ministry of Development of schemes. He directed the con- Minister directed all the con- Research Institute of Unani Medicine Srinagar. North Eastern Region and cerned departments to mobilize cerned departments to ensure Minister of State for Prime their men and machinery for 100% coverage of all eligible Smriti Irani presides over first Minister's Office, Personnel, effective implementation of all beneficiaries and Aadhaar for Rijiju visits Regional Research Public Grievances and Pensions, schemes and coverage of 100% whole population in the district Department of Atomic Energy eligible beneficiaries under all so that all beneficiaries oriented convocation of NIFT Srinagar and Department of Space, Dr schemes and also added to schemes should be linked to Institute of Unani Medicine Jitendra Singh chaired District ensure that no eligible benefici- Aadhaar and implemented effec- *Inspects Testing Labs, technical infrastructure *J&K emerging as a global fashion hub: LG Development Coordination & ary is left out. The MoS direct- tively on grass root level. Monitoring Committee ed all the officers to work in Earlier, Dr Singh chaired Excelsior Correspondent the institute. Excelsior Correspondent part of the J&K Industrial sustained efforts, the Handloom another meeting of District Rijiju also interacted with the Development Scheme and urged and Handicraft Industry of J&K Development Coordination & SRINAGAR, Apr 9: Union patients admitted in the Institute JAMMU, Apr 9: Weavers, upon the students to put in their would again reach its pinnacle. Monitoring Committee Minster of State, Youth Affairs and and enquired about their well being artisans, and craftsmen working in best efforts to reap benefit from it. Addressing the young design- (DISHA) at Conference Hall DC Sports (IC) and MoS Ministry of and recovery. Patients on the occa- the handloom and handicraft sec- Lieutenant Governor, Manoj ers of NIFT, Srinagar, the Lt Office Complex Udhampur. Minority Affairs and AYUSH, sion apprised him regarding the tor of J&K are unique examples of Sinha, during his address, Governor said that Designing and The meeting was attended by Kiren Rijiju today visited Regional facilities available to them and the creation and development of observed that with the revival of Fashion communication course of District Development Council Research Institute of Unani quality of treatment provided. designs. They are an inspiration art and craft centres, the J&K UT NIFT has huge potential in creat- Chairperson, Ramban Dr Medicine here and took overall "Every disease has specific for budding fashion designers in is emerging as a global fashion ing and developing new designs. Shamshada Shan, DDC Vice review of its functioning as well as treatment and can be cured by designing and fashion communi- hub. It also has the power to revive the Chairperson, Rabia Beigh, physical infrastructure and Testing Unani, Ayurveda or Psychological cation. Observing that J&K is wit- old crafts of the handloom sector, District Development Labs. treatment", Rijiju said. Lieutenant Governor, Manoj nessing the revival of its tradition- and can bring about a revolution Commissioner, Ramban, During the visit, Rijiju oversaw While referring to history of Sinha made these remarks while al handicrafts, the Lt Governor in the handloom industry of the Mussarat Islam, BDCs, PRIs the different types of Unani System application of Unani Medicine, he addressing the first convocation of said that the artisans are again giv- region. and other District officers of of treatment including cupping said Kashmir has adopted Unani the National Institute of Fashion ing expression to their creativity The Lt Governor highlighted various departments. without scarification, cupping with medicine much earlier. Technology, Srinagar through vir- through their talented eyes and the significant role of NIFT, Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh during DISHA meeting at DC Ramban, Mussarat Islam scarification, Inkibab (Application In relation to prevailing pan- tual mode. hardworking hands. He called Srinagar in creation of Human Udhampur. gave a scheme wise detailed of Steam), Natool (Irrigation) and demic, the MoS said that tradition- Smriti Zubin Irani, Union upon the students and faculty of Capital for the Fashion and PowerPoint presentation about Dalk (Massage) provided to al System of Medicine has become Minister for Textiles and Women NIFT to connect themselves with Design Industry, besides incorpo- (DISHA) meetings of coordination for better results at various ongoing centrally spon- patients. a vital method to fight the pandem- & Child Development was the maximum craftsmen and artisans, rating the local crafts into the Udhampur, Ramban and Reasi the grass root level. He further sored schemes under taken by On the occasion, MoS said that ic in recent times. Chief Guest and Kiren Rijiju, be their voice and enrich their art dynamics of fashion market. at Conference Hall of DC directed the officers to remain in different departments in the dis- he is impressed with the ISM treat- Kiren Rijiju during the visit Union Minister of State (I/C) for with the research and expertise of The Lt Governor congratulat- Office Complex Udhampur. touch with the people, pay regu- trict Ramban. ment and stressed for its further assured the administration of the Youth Affairs and Sports was the institute. ed all the students who received For District Udhampur, the lar visits and organize camps in Underlining the ambitious promotion so that maximum peo- Institute that the government will Guest of Honour during the con- Underscoring the UT their graduating degrees from meeting was attended by DDC all the remote and far-flung projects of PM to provide house ple get benefit out of this. provide all necessary support for vocation ceremony. Government's measures to pro- National Institute of Fashion Chairperson, Lal Chand, areas so that the people can avail hold to everyone, Dr Jitendra Rijiju took round of all testing further development and promo- Speaking on the occasion, mote the local products, the Lt Technology and wished for their Divisional Commissioner, maximum benefits of these directed DC Ramban to expedite and research labs including tion of infrastructure and Medicine Irani said that the first batch of Governor observed that UT happy and successful future. Jammu, Dr Raghav Langer, schemes. the work on PMAY Gramin to Biochemistry, Radiology, of these institutions. NIFT Srinagar has added a golden Government is working on GI While congratulating the grad- DDC Vice Chairperson, Juhi On the occasion, Dr Singh provide household under the Photochemistry, Histology and Earlier, Kiren Rijiju planted a page in the history of the institu- tagging of Kashmiri carpet, wood uates and their parents, Kiren Manhas, Deputy Commissioner, inaugurated virtually a total of scheme in a time line manner. Dr other Labs and took onspot review sapling of Prunus armeniaca L tion. She inspired the students to carving, Namda craft, Phool Kari, Rijiju, Union MoS urged the stu- Udhampur Indu Kanwal Chib, 11 completed projects under Singh asked the concerned to of their functioning. (Apricot) locally called "Tchear" in be prepared for whatever life has Basohli painting, Tweed fabric, dents to make best use of the BDCs, President MC Dr PMGSY sector which include aware the people regarding While speaking on the occa- the premises of the Institute and to offer and expressed faith that Chikri craft, etc so that these prod- opportunities available to them as Jogeshwar Gupta, District Udhampur- Kainthgali to Ayushman Bharat sehat Scheme sion, Rijiju said that he is pleased watered it. He was briefed regard- with the training imparted to them ucts can be made available in the the apparel and fashion industry Officers of different depart- Jasserkote road, Sunari to by mobilizing ASHAs, to visit the Institute and oversee the ing the benefits of the tree by the at NIFT, they would be equipped International Markets. has a lot of potential. He said that ments besides PRIs. Sanote part-II road, Thathi to Anganwadi workers and PRIs in treatment given to ailing patients. officers of the Institute. to deal with any tests and hard- Speaking on the latest e-com- the youth of India has an impor- At outset, District Mananoo road, Moud to Pattlian their respective areas and ensur He said Kashmir is blessed with Among others present were, ships that may come their way. merce initiatives, the Lt Governor tant role to play in defining and Development Commissioner road, Ritti to Kuprala, Delhar to that all the beneficiaries will be the natural vegetation which hous- Director General, Central Council The Minister said that the said that the Handloom and portraying soft image and soft Udhampur, Indu Kanwal Chib Amroh, Jakhed to Gurshala, covered under these schemes es varieties of medicinal herbs, for Research In Unani Medicine, Government of Jammu and Handicraft products of J&K have power of the country and that the gave a detailed power point Samnabanj to Sonal, Dhoona to and receive golden card. helpful in curing different ailments Asim Ali Khan, Registrar Kashmir Kashmir has recently announced a been provided global platforms alumni of NIFT Srinagar will play presentation about the centrally Conara, Katheel to Punna, A District Development and diseases.
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