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Page5.Qxd (Page 1) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU MONDAY, APRIL 17, 2017 (PAGE 5) Jugal reviews status of Jammu-Akhnoor NH Idea of 'mahagathbandhan' International conference concludes at SMVDU Excelsior Correspondent tion work for the 4 lanning of Highway which is the main source Jammu Akhnoor National for the development of Akhnoor Sustainable architectural design way forward JAMMU, Apr 16: Jugal Highway could get started. constituency as also Rajouri and in UP is good: Azad Kishore Sharma, BJP MP from Bali Bhagat said that the Poonch. LUCKNOW, Apr 16: BSP chief Mayawati too had for urban planners: Chairman JKB Jammu-Poonch constituency along Jammu Akhnoor National highway Krishan Lal Bhagat thanked the asserted that she would join with Bali Bhagat, Minister for is the main feeder and primary MP for taking interest for the early Senior Congress leader hands with other parties to take Excelsior Correspondent of use of land which was year, secured the first prize of Health, Sham Choudhary Minister source to reach most parts of his commencement of the upgradation Ghulam Nabi Azad today sup- on the BJP. becoming scarce in urban areas Rs 12,000/- and Karan Sharma for PHE, Rajeev Sharma MLA ported the idea of forming a KATRA, Apr 16: The huge due to rise in population and and team was awarded the sec- constituency and it should be con- work as it would be a great boon to The Congress' district unit wealth of architecture in the Akhnoor and Krishan Lal Bhagat structed soon so that the inhabitants connect the rural areas with the 'mahagathbandhan' (grand presidents, who had gathered migration to cities, Parvez ond prize of Rs 8,000/-. MLA Chamb held a meeting with alliance) along with the SP and State of Jammu and Kashmir is Ahmed suggested for a para- Achievements of the confer- would get a sigh of relief. urban parts of Jammu. here to deliberate upon the strat- a perfect blend of diverse cul- NHIDCL and Wadia Consultancy Sham Lal Choudhary added Vijay Kumar, General Manager the BSP in Uttar Pradesh to egy for the upcoming civic body digm shift in the urban planning ence were presented by Ar J K for expediting the process of counter the surge of the BJP. tures of all the three regions - by way going vertical with new Gupta, a renowned academician that the graph of National Highway NHIDCL and RN Kapoor of TL elections in the state, alleged Jammu, Kashmir & Ladakh. upgrading of Jammu-Akhnoor is made adjacent to the canal and Wadia Consultancy assured the MP "The idea of 'mahagathband- that the pre-poll tie-up with the materials and adoption of global in the field of Architecture. Prof National Highway for its 4 Laning. han' is good," the Leader of There is need to follow the practices with local adaptations. V Verma, Dean Faculty of service road must be constructed so and other dignitaries that the SP was a major roadblock for Japan model of using innovative Jugal Kishore Sharma took that beautification of canal would detailed feasibity report would be Opposition in the Rajya Sabha the party's prospect in the Acknowledging the first Engineering, also spoke on the stock of work done for the framing said here. materials that are light in weight such full fledged Department of occasion. be done and cleaning of canal done submitted till the end of July and Assembly elections. but high on strength as the of Detailed Project Report and dis- in equal span of times. further formalities would be com- However, Uttar Pradesh "Most of the district presi- Architecture and Landscape Earlier, the third day of the cussed the upcoming issues for Congress chief Raj Babbar, region was vulnerable for being Design in the State at SMVDU, conference began with parallel Rajeev Sharma discussed the pleted soon to execute the work of dents are of the view that the SP- in high seismic activity zone. upgradation and 4 lanning of importance of the National said road. while commenting on the issue, Congress pre-poll alliance Jammu-Akhnoor National said, "It is too early to say. If we This is what J&K Bank proved to be a major roadblock Chairman & CEO Parvez Highway. He revealed that present do not honour the feeling of the for the party's poll prospect in situation of the National Highway SLSA reaches out to fire people and workers, it will be Ahmed stated in his address as the 2017 UP Assembly elec- chief guest of the valedictory has become the accident prone and wrong. We will also talk about tions," a party office bearer who many people lost their lives due to victims of Gandoh 'mahagathbandhan' with our function of the three-day attended the meeting said. “International Conference on accidents while plying their vehicle Excelsior Correspondent for Legal Services to Disaster senior leaders." According to party sources, Theory of Architectural Design on the road. Victims through Legal Services He also claimed the nearly 30-40 district chief of the - Global Practices and Local J&K Bank Chairman and others releasing a booklet during He further added that the provi- BHADERWAH, Apr 16: Authorities. Congress does not practice vote- Congress, from eastern and cen- Milieu”, organized by valedictory function of three-day conference at SMVDU on sion of funds was provided in the Justice Muhammad Yaqoob Mir According to an official hand- bank politics as done by tral Uttar Pradesh, attended the Department of Architecture and Sunday. package announced by Prime has directed Executive Chairman out issued here, the team would Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh meeting at the party's state unit Landscape Design ( DoALD ), Minister Narendra Modi but still J&K SLSA, Chairperson of District coordinate with District Yadav. Chairman J&K Bank envi- technical sessions and the thirty headquarters here. Shri Mata Vaishno Devi the work was getting delayed by Legal Services Authority Administration for timely evacua- The party's Rajya Sabha MP sioned that it shall be the joint four delegates from all over the Speaking to mediapersons University ( SMVDU ), here days and months. He instructed that Bhaderwah (Principal District & tion of fire victims to the temporary Pramod Tiwari, when asked endeavor of the Bank and the country made oral presentations here, Tiwari said, "The party today. all the legal formalities should be Sessions Judge Bhaderwah) to con- shelters camps (relief camps) about the idea of formation of a University to actualize the con- of their papers. Oral presenta- workers are sad over the poll The Chairman urged upon completed soon and DPR prepared stitute core group headed by opened in the affected areas. grand alliance with the SP and fluence of trend and tradition in tions were followed by Plenary outcome in Uttar Pradesh the budding architects to focus at the earliest so that the construc- Judicial Officer in terms of scheme It said that the team would also the BSP, said, "My best wishes architecture in the State of Session. Assembly election, but their on energy efficiency and mini- ensure smooth distribution of relief are with them." Jammu and Kashmir. The conference acted as a morale is high and we will resur- mizing the environmental materials to the victims and assess Samajwadi Party president Ar Abhiney Gupta presented platform to present sixty five rect the Congress with the help impact during and post con- the damage caused to the life and Akhilesh Yadav has yesterday the report of the conference and papers in all. Papers were pre- of this spirit." struction of buildings, which property of the victims so that the supported the idea of forming a Ar Aditya Kumar Singh, HOD sented in parallel sessions along On any possible changes in shall take care of the sustain- cases for disbursement of relief are coalition of political parties DoALD, presented formal con- with plenary sessions by India’s party leadership at the state ability of the planet in the processed expeditiously by District against the BJP, saying, "There cluding address. Ar Abhimanyu most renowned architects like level, the Rajya Sabha MP said, longer run. He suggested for Administration, open temporary should be a coalition, which can Sharma presented vote of Ar Shirish Beri, Ar Kalhan "There is no question of any promotion of local manpower Legal Aid Clinics in the relief camp pave the way forward. We are hints being given in any organi- Thanks. Awards were presented Mattoo, Ar Jeet Kumar Gupta, ready to welcome it. We had and architectural features as per to the winners of architectural Yatin Pandya among others. manned by Para Legal Volunteers sation. Whenever, changes take the availability of material to hear the grievances of the victims welcomed such a move earlier place, it would be visible to all." design competition held in Representative of International too." keeping in view the ecological Department of Architecture and Architect Ken Yeang, also came and forward the same to the district (PTI) and heritage of different regions administration for their redressal. Landscape Design. Anuksha from Malaysia to address the of J&K State. Amla and team, students of final conference. Chairman of DLSA Stressing upon the challenge Senior Cong leader Raman Bhalla addressing public meeting Bhaderwah has also been directed at Qasim Nagar in Jammu on Sunday. to submit the consolidated report to the State Authority for further PoK DPs should focus on their goal: Chuni BJP-PDP fails to win people’s course of action. Excelsior Correspondent focus on their final goal instead ed. of celebrating it,” he added. Chuni said that organization faith in democracy: Bhalla Absconding JAMMU, Apr 16: The chair- Chuni further said that the after passing resolution today Excelsior Correspondent election 2011 in J&K was the criminal lands man of SOS International, an real assets of PoK refugees are would submit to the Prime overall enthusiasm of the people, organization of PoK Displaced their children.
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