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Page1.Qxd (Page 2) daily Vol No. 51 No. 316 JAMMU, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2015 REGD.NO.JK-71/15-17 14 Pages ` 4.00 ExcelsiorRNI No. 28547/1992 PM calls for comprehensive global response Petrol, diesel prices hiked Modi joins world leaders for urgent NEW DELHI, Nov 15: Petrol price was hiked today by 36 paise a litre, while that of diesel by 87 paise per litre in line with firming global rates. action to deal with terror This is the first hike in petrol price in five months and the third ANTALYA, Nov 15: The meeting of leaders from in diesel rates since October. 20 top economies, which was to Petrol will cost Rs 61.06 per Prime Minister Narendra discuss inclusive economic litre from midnight tonight as Modi today joined US President growth and climate change, will against Rs 60.70 a litre currently, Barack Obama and other world adopt a resolution at the end of the said Indian Oil Corp, the nation's leaders to seek urgent and unit- two-day meeting tomorrow call- largest fuel retailer. ed global efforts to combat ter- ing for better coordination and rorism as the gruesome Paris exchange of information to cut off A litre of diesel will from funding and a more comprehen- tomorrow cost Rs 46.80 as com- Ban for plan to sive approach on "addressing the pared to Rs 45.93 per litre cur- conditions conducive to terror- rently. ism." "The current level of interna- prevent terror Village women carrying cow-dung at Pampore in Pulwama district. —Excelsior/Younis Khaliq The resolution on terror would tional product prices of petrol and ANTALYA, Nov 15: be separate from the main Summit diesel and Indian Rupee-US UN chief Ban Ki-moon declaration, officials said. Dollar exchange rate warrant an today said he will soon present In his intervention at the G20 increase in prices, the impact of Staff shortage hits patient care at to member states a comprehen- Summit, Modi said the meeting is which is being passed on to the sive joint plan of action to pre- being held under "the tragic shad- consumers with this price revi- vent terrorism and called for a ow of dreadful acts of terrorism" sion," IOC said in a statement SMHS, PG docs on strike robust action to combat the and leaders are "united by a sense here. ward) and Medicinal Intensive anonymity that when the threat. shock, pain and outrage." Last time the price of petrol Adil Lateef Care Unit (ICU) as these sections appointments were made they “We need to address the "We are united in condemning was hiked on July 16 when rates SRINAGAR, Nov 15: are facing severe shortage of staff. had urged the higher ups to keep underline drivers of violent the barbaric attacks in Paris this were increased by 32 paise. Since Patient care at Shri Maharaja Resenting the move, the PG doc- the appointees only for 3 months extremism,” the UN Secretary- week and the recent bombings in then prices have been cut on four Ankara and Lebanon. We share Hari Singh Hospital (SMHS), tors are on strike since yesterday, in Triage Ward because of “hec- General said at a news confer- occasions - by Rs 2.43 on August the sorrow of Russia for the lost Srinagar, has been severely hit causing inconvenience to hun- tic duty”. “The triage ward is ence during the Group of 20 1.27 on August 1, by Rs 2 on lives in the fallen aircraft in Sinai," due to shortage of staff and dreds of patients who throng the very hectic and we had told them (G20) meeting of world leaders September 1 and by 50 paise on he said. "These alone are a stark strike by Post-Graduate (PG) SMHS everyday. not to permanently post these here in the Turkish seaside last price change on November 1. reminder of the dark force we face doctors against their overbur- The Health Department had assistant surgeons there. We told resort. Diesel rates were not changed -- larger than specific groups and dening. appointed nearly 130 Assistant them to rotate their duties after 3 on November 1 but had been (Contd on page 11 Col 6) particular targets and territories." Thirty six PG doctors at Surgeons for Triage Ward and months. But we were not heard hiked by 95 paise on October 16 "It is a major global chal- SMHS hospital are on strike since and the results are before you,” and by 50 paise on October 1. * Pic on page 11 attacks, war in Syria and the lenge of our times. It not only yesterday against ‘overburdened he said. Rates of diesel were on fight against Islamic State mili- takes a tragic toll of lives, it also duty’. Authorities in SMHS have Medicinal ICU few years back. Sources said that as of now Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the G20 Turkey 2015, in tants overshadowed the G20 extracts a huge economic cost September 1 reduced by 50 paise asked the PG doctors to work in “The basic motive was the aug- no Assistant Surgeon is working Antalya (Turkey) on Sunday. (UNI) Summit. (Contd on page 11 Col 1) (Contd on page 11 Col 6) Triage Ward (high-dependency mentation of the staff. However, in Triage Ward and Medicinal with the passage of time most of ICU. “Earlier, there were 10 Only 2 percent works completed in 7 months Communication, intelligence systems upgraded the Assistant Surgeons managed Assistant Surgeons but for last to get themselves appointed in 15 days there is none of them GoI points out several non-clinical areas and some of and patients are suffering. It BSF goes pro-active, using hi-tech them were posted as Resident was only PGs who were doing Medical Officers and Chief additional duty there,” the deficiencies in implementation Medical Officers while some are sources said. They further said staying away from duties due to that the concerned authorities of MGNREGA in J&K gadgetry to nail infiltrators proximity with bureaucrats,” the had ordered some Assistant Nishikant Khajuria Government to hold a review sources said. Surgeons posted at Chest for arriving at the reasons for Sanjeev Pargal and intelligence systems have been they have installed very hi-tech everything went alright and there A senior doctor at SMHS told Disease (CD) Hospital to join JAMMU, Nov 15: Express- the same and ensure that such upgraded to meet with any threat,'' equipments, which have been spe- was no unusual movement in any Excelsior on the condition of (Contd on page 11 Col 1) ing its dissatisfaction and con- works are completed on cam- JAMMU, Nov 15: The IG BSF, Jammu Frontiers, Rakesh cially designed for the borders and area of 192 kilometers long inter- cern over the performance of paign mode. Border Security Force (BSF) were capable of spotting any kind national boundary. First attacker identified in Paris carnage Jammu and Kashmir under Further, the performance anal- manning 192 kilometers long of movement from a distance to He added that regular moni- Mahatma Gandhi National ysis points out that only 19 percent boundary along the alert its jawans and foil the intru- toring of the data from newly PARIS, Nov 15: Rural Employment Guarantee person days have been generated International Border (IB) in sion bids by the militants. installed latest equipments on French police have identified the first of seven gunmen who Act (MGNREGA), the Govern- in first seven months of the current Jammu sector has gone pro- “Though upgradation of sys- the border from Kathua to killed at least 129 people in a wave of carnage claimed by the ment of India has pointed out year. Up to 28-10-2015, only active with installation of vari- tem is continuous process, this Akhnoor ensured that even if Islamic State group, as international investigators stepped up their several deficiencies in proper 20.88 lakh person days have been ous new and sophisticated gad- time we have installed the gad- something had gone undetected probes into Paris’s worst ever attacks. implementation of the pro- generated against the projection of getry, monitoring situation on getry, which was designed to help by the BSF jawans on duty dur- French authorities yesterday named the first attacker as 29-year- gramme by the State. 113.68 lakhs till October 2015, the daily basis and guiding the vil- the BSF make infiltration attempts ing the night, it would be spotted old Omar Ismail Mostefai, who was identified from a severed fin- According to an official com- official letter explains and asks lagers to differentiate between by the militants, impossible,'' he in the Control Rooms in the ger found at Bataclan concert hall, scene of the worst of the blood- muniqué in this regard, written by the State to expedite the pace of security personnel and mili- said, adding the entire latest mod- morning and appropriate mea- shed. Union Ministry of Rural person days generation. The tants, who generally move wear- ern system was in place and the sures taken accordingly. IS jihadists said they were behind the gun and suicide attacks Development to the Department agreed to labour budget (person ing combat dresses to dodge BSF jawans were well versed to The Jammu BSF chief said that left a trail of destruction at a sold-out concert hall, at restau- of Rural Development, Govern- days) of J&K for the year 2015-16 security forces. handle the new system. that system installed on the border rants and bars, and outside France’s Stade de France national stadi- ment of Jammu and Kashmir; is 311.9 lakh.
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