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TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2019 (PAGE 4) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU From page 1 Obituary/ Tenth Day Kriya With profound grief & sorrow we inform the sad demise of our beloved father Will take tough decisions: PM Dismal irrigation, healthcare plague Noorabad Shri Pushker Nath Dhar S/o Late Shri Dhar and the youths that in coming He said women have donned to ailing healthcare of the con- One of the main attractions of said. The residents of several areas some areas remain plunged into Pandit R/o H.No. 127, Lane 4, Sec 4, Sharika days all big and tough decisions Vihar Durga Nagar, Jammu. the role of fighter pilots, an all- stituency. One such project is the the area is Aharbal waterfall that complained that the existing water darkness for months after any will be taken that are necessary for women crew of the Indian Navy construction of Modern Sub-dis- attracts thousands of tourists every supply schemes lack filtration and minor damage to the transformer. The 10th Day Kriya will be held at Akhnoor the security of the country," Modi circumnavigated the world, and Ghat on 6th Feb 2019 at 10.30 AM. trict hospital in Damhaal year. But continued negligence has cleaning mechanism. "The reser- "Voltage remains so low that at GRIEF STRICKEN said. now his Government has taken pushed it on the verge of collapse. voirs are filled with dirt and muck. times only a filament of a bulb is Hanjipora area. The work on the Pushpa Dhar - Wife He said a lot of important steps to induct women in military building has been left half way The height of the Aharbal waterfall The water distribution pipes get visible," they said. Ashok Dhar & Suman Ji Dhar decisions have been taken for police and take it to nearly 20 per after it was said that it is not has receded with the passage of blocked several times due to mud The residents said that they Shri Pushker Nath defence and security in the last cent of the corp. approachable for people but the time and measures have not been that is carried from the reservoir," raised the issue of poles and Kiran Dogra W/o Late Sunil Dogra Dhar four-and-a-half years and that Modi appreciated the hard former MLA Sakina Itoo said initiated for its protection. Besides, Mohammad Shafi, a local said, improving power infrastructure in Shalni Nanda & Rajan Nanda India is now among the select few work put in by the cadets, many that the decision to stop work is the relentless dumping of waste has adding a majority of the water the area but to no avail. Rajni Nanda & G L Sudan countries which have developed of whom come from villages and politically motivated. also damaged the pristine environs reservoirs haven't been cleaning for Former MLA, Abdul Majeed Deepika Bhat & Chaman Lal Bhat the nuclear triad. small towns. He said many NCC Locals said that major roads of the place. The authorities have years. Padru, listed a series of projects that Grand Children: Priti, Gagan Suraj, Sagar, Nishant, Harshit Bavish cadets have gone on to make the The Prime Minister noted that leading to this constituency are in failed to promote Kounsarnag, a The locals said that the issue of he said were only possible with his 9796422312, 6005328828, 9419070807, 9622112435 whatever the Government has country proud. In this context, he dilapidated condition as the MLA well-known tourist trekking route. portable water was raised with the efforts. "The construction of two been able to do, has been actively mentioned famous athlete Hima has focused on some selected roads Residents said despite the former MLA several times but no major roads like Batpora- Chenar supported by the youth. Das. and left the others in dilapidated Tourism Ministry was with the filtration of water is being done. and Kounsarbal - Nadimarg road, TENTH DAY KRIYA "You (the youth) took forward Modi urged the cadets to conditions. PDP, the former MLA failed to get The locals also alleged that they that people have been demanding With profound grief and sorrow, we inform the sad spread greater awareness about smell a rat in the allocation of for a long time. Besides, construc- demise of our beloved Smt. Jeeta Dhar (Gashi) orig- the cleanliness movement The inhabitants told Excelsior projects about upgrading the infra- inally resident of Irkoom, Kokernaag A/p:- H.No- 97, through the Swachch Bharat the Government's welfare that all the roads leading to Pahloo structure of these places through. MGNREGA works and accused of tion work on two major bridges Ward No:- 61, near Elite Public School, Om Nagar movement, you backed a tough schemes and to motivate the tehsil are in dilapidated condition. "We approached him to get these diverting the works to areas of namely Adejan Bridge and Ashthal Udhaywalla Jammu. Met with an Tragic road acci- youths to vote in large numbers Besides, the main road has not been places on tourism map for uplift- influential people, leaving the bridge are underway due to my dent on 27th of Jan 2019 at Akhnoor Road Jammu. decision like demonetisation Tenth Day Kriya will be performed on 5th of Feb aimed at fighting corruption, you in the upcoming elections. repaired at Manzgam, Chogalpora ment of the people of the con- needy areas. "The lapses in the efforts", he said. development would have been He said what had not happened 2019 at Akhnoor Ghat Jammu. Assembly will be played an important role in bring- He said the cadets could visit and Khur Batpora for last few years stituency but nothing moved for- held at our residence H.No:- 97, Ward No:- 61 near plugged if the MGNREGA works for 30 thirty years, that has been ing in clean and transparent sys- several new landmarks that have due to which locals, as well as ward", they said. Elite public school, Om Nagar Udhaywalla Jammu come up in Delhi in the recent tourists, have to face tremendous Residents of Asthal and adjoin- were implemented with transparen- done in last three years. "We have at 11.00 am. tem through Digital India. You GRIEF STRICKEN past, which are connected to hardships in commuting. ing villages are facing hardships as cy," the residents said. "Places were done work in all sectors such as saved every programme from works such as the construction of PMGSY, R&B, and Agriculture Smt. Shyam Rani Dhar - Mother-in-law becoming just a government ini- India's heritage and great lead- Majority of the roads connect- a bridge across the Vaishaw Nallah Sh. Rattan Lal Dhar - Husband ers. He mentioned the Kranti ing important villages with main is incomplete for the past several drains and streets or even roads and were even applauded for our Daughter & Son-in-law tiative," he said. were conducted substandard mate- commendable job," he said. Smt. Arti & Sh. Nitesh Koul Emphasising that there was Mandir at Red Fort, and the town Damhal Hanjipora including years, causing problems of com- Smt. Jeeta Dhar (Gashi) Mahaparinirvana Sthal of muting for thousands of people liv- rial was used", they alleged. Regarding the Sub District Amit Dhar - Son no difference between girls and Chemar, Nandimarg, Ahmadabad, Archana Dhar - Daughter Babasaheb Dr. Bhimrao Khasbe Khul, D K Marg, ing in the area. "It has been eight The electric supply in the area, Hospital Damhaal Hanjipora, he boys, Modi said the Government residents complained, is erratic and said: "The building was constructed Sh. Ramesh Dhar & Smt. Daizy Dhar (Devar & Devrani) Ambedkar at Alipur Road. He years that the vital bridge remains Sh. Satish Dhar & Smt. Shallu Dhar (Devar & Devrani) has taken steps to ensure that girls Khurbatpora, Mirwani, said a visit to these places gives Khudhanjipora and dozens of other incomplete. We are facing grave people are fed up with unscheduled on a mountain. We have used the Mob. No: 8713066836, 7006135217, 9796495633, 9622196792 are connected to every possible power cuts. "There is no proper site of the old police station for the new energy to work for the peo- link roads are in bad difficulties due to the incomplete opportunity. schedule for electricity supply and construction of a new hospital and ple. (PTI) conditions."The roads in our area bridge and urge the authorities to at the most we get only few hours of 25% work is complete, " he said, BARKHI are in complete shambles and even complete its construction in a stipu- electricity a day while at times the adding the unused hospital would a small downpour inundates roads lated time," said Mohammad Your presence always remains with us like a SAC approves health villages reel under darkness for days be given to social welfare for the and these turn muddy during inces- Sultan Bhat, a local. He said that blessing. We miss your love, affection and they approached the former MLA altogether", the inhabitants said. construction of an orphanage. guidance. insurance scheme sant rains thereby making the They further said that the elec- On the issue of compensation, movement of vehicles and pedestri- several times but to no avail. BARKHI of our beloved Late Smt.Maya Devi tric wires are fraught with danger he said: "The assessment has been ji(Gurha Slathian Wale) W/o Late Pt. by Principal Secretary, Health & the employee's health insurance ans difficult," the residents of Despite having a number of Medical Education to examine across the State for its added fresh water springs the whole con- and can lead to a mishap. These done and the proposal sent to the Visheshar Nath Ji will be performed at our Ahmadabad told Excelsior.
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    Subject: I Samtiarr of Financial Assist;mm under Yentral Scheme' in favour NOKs of deceased vvhd died due to PDK She/ling[C~ass Lo&, Shelling. PATE: 22- 06'- 2~20 Whrr as. 05 persans died, due to POK Shelling/Cma LOC. Shelling ceasdre vi$3 latiaman 18-03-2U18.at village Dharglacsn Tehsil Balakote. duriT,;/l!::<5 ,, , ill-s:, // 'lL!l Whetws, as per revised guideline received fmm Home Deptt. vide Order Na. Home-228 of 2017 dated:-16-03-2017, and due tQ wigenq for of e%-gmtia1 relief an amaunt d Rs. 25.00 Lacs has been transferred for financial aqistance, under the nhwne "Central Scheme for victims/farnify of victims of tc~rorist/communal/LWEViolence and WinVIED blasts on Indian Territory" vide IeRer No. Q3-2018'frbrdm Account No. 26077 nw-rated by the -i CD-847 pperated by the Addl. Deputy recouping 63% for preparation of Fixed aeposit 05 decea~dslfor dsb#ment to the NOKs Minister QII spott: ~,helwe,Fixed Peposlt Receipts (Mvl3) arnaunting to Rs. 25.00 lacs wh d.e'tail5 are given below has been prepared vide th$ DRce Invoice ~C~/~elJFiQ547-48dated:- 18-EC4-2018and disbursed to NOKs of ddeceased by Wowe~er,Xhction in respect of 03 Nos. of Death msa ile.from 5, No. Q 03 has atready been accorded Vide Sanction or& No. DCP/Rel/ 12 af 201-9 23-03-2019 also treasury drawl has been made. Moreover, treasurj drawl been made on the name of NUKs of two Death cases figuring at S. No: 4 the District Treasury Poonch $0 for.
  • Census of India 1981

    Census of India 1981

    CENSUS OF INDIA 1981 SERIES-8 JAMMU & KASHMIR Special Paper of 1981 VILLAGE / TOWN WISE POPULATION AND SCHEDULED CASTE POPULATION ABDUL GANI Joint Dil ector of Census Operations Jammu and Kashmir PREFACE This is a special publication presenting the 1981 Census total popu­ lation and scheduled caste population of the State, districts and Tehsils down to village/urban block level to meet the requirement of data users interested in figures of population at village/ward level. This requirement could have been served by the 1981 District Census Handbooks which contain comprehensive basic information about populatIon by sex including literacy and work partici­ pation but the printing and publication of these handbooks which is the respon­ sibility of the State government will take some time. Until these handbooks are published, it is hoped that the present volume will serve a useful purpose to feed the urgent requirement of all data users. The Director of Census Opserations Shri A. H. Khan, under whose guidance the entire census operations were carried out, deserve all cred it for the success of the operations but he had to leave the organisation because of superannuation before this paper could be made ready for the press. I must record my deepest sense of gratitude to Shri V.S. Verma, Registrar General, India and Shri V.P. Pandey, Joint Registrar General, IndIa for their valuable guidance and for having agreed to bring out this specIal paper even in deviation of the approved census publications programme and arrange for its printing on a priority basis through the Printing Divi~ion of the Registrar General's Office under the supervision of Shri Tirath Dass, Joint Director.