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Page3local.Qxd (Page 1) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU THURSDAY, MAY 4, 2017 (PAGE 3) Jammu writers allege conspiracy CS visits Baramulla, Kupwara; reviews progress of projects behind ill treatment with Dogri Excelsior Correspondent tricts invariably have a limited Excelsior Correspondent working season, Chief Secretary BARAMULLA, May 3: Chief stressed upon prioritization of JAMMU, May 3: Surprised Secretary, B B Vyas today visit- works in each sector for their over a recently issued circular by ed the District Headquarters of completion within the fixed time- CEO Kathua directing all schools Baramulla and Kupwara and held line. He underscored the need and in the district to teach Urdu as a extensive interaction with the offi- significance for enhanced synergy compulsory subject in Primary cers of the two districts. and convergence between the classes from this session, Dogri Director General of Police, activities of various departments Sanstha Jammu and prominent S.P.Vaid, Divisional for tangible results. He reviewed Dogri writers have smelled a deep Commissioner, Kashmir Baseer the status of implementation of rooted conspiracy behind the Ahmad Khan, IGP, Kashmir, the various commitments of the move for creating a wedge S.J.M Gillani, DIG NKR, Nitish Chief Minister and directed the between Dogri speaking people of Kumar and other senior officers concerned officers for their imme- the State and Urdu lovers. accompanied the Chief Secretary. diate implementation. Union HRD Minister Prakash Javdekar interacting with J&K Ministers led delegation at New “It is shocking that instead of Chief Secretary reviewed in To infuse accountability and Delhi on Wednesday. taking concrete steps to implement Dogri writers addressing press conference at Jammu on detail the progress of important responsiveness in administration, Altaf calls on HRD Minister the earlier Government Order of Wednesday. —Excelsior/Rakesh developmental projects in various Chief Secretary stressed on mass 2006 for introduction of six moth- institutions of the State from the Dogri Sanstha Jammu, alleged that sectors and implementation of outreach by organizing regular er languages, including Dogri, in interactions with people for GoI agrees to release Rs 200 cr for SSA academic session 2006-07. present move of the Government * Watch video on the areas where such languages are redressal of their grievances. He “The Dogri Sanstha and Dogri clearly indicates that the www.excelsiornews.com spoken as mother tongue from writers hold nothing against Urdu Government in power was hell emphasized on adhering to the salaries, Rs 34 cr under RMSA Class 1st in all schools of the State, and we love this language, which bent on degrading and insulting welfare schemes besides avail- timelines fixed for replying to the a new circular contradicting the is also official language of the the Dogri language and Dogra cul- ability of essential commodities queries of the citizens under the Excelsior Correspondent was asked for submission of pro- Education Department to furnish a earlier order has been issued with- State but instead of taking concrete ture. “We demand that the Circular and services in these districts. Right to Information Act (RTI) posal in this regard at an earliest. fresh proposal based on revised out caring about the sentiments of steps to implement the of 18th March, 2017 by CEO, Among other issues reviewed and delivery of services under the NEW DELHI, May 3: Union The Union Ministry also costs for revalidation of 30 Dogri speaking population,” said Government Order of 2006, issu- Kathua be immediately withdrawn were macadamization /black top- Public Services Guarantee Act Minister for Human Resource and agreed to cover Polytechnic diplo- KGBVs and 311 PS buildings Prof Lalit Magotra, prominent ing a new circular, contradicting and the persons who have tried to ping of roads, implementation of (PSGA). Development (MHRD) Prakash ma holders under PMSSS for lat- which were sanctioned over the Javdekar today announced release eral entry in engineering courses. years upto 2009-10 but could not * Watch video on the earlier Order, without caring play this vicious game be punished District Annual Plan, District He impressed upon the district of Rs 200 crore to meet out the With regard to raising of upper be executed due to land issues and www.excelsiornews.com about the sentiments of Dogri while the Government must also Credit Plan, PHE schemes, con- administration for maintaining speaking and Dogri loving popula- take immediate practical steps to struction of hospitals, bridges, cordial relations with the employ- pending salaries of SSA teachers income limit of Rs 6 lakh under cost escalation. Dogri writer and convener of the tion of the area, smacks of a deep see that the Dogri language is double cropping, supply of solar ees, ensuring punctuality of staff in Jammu and Kashmir. PMSSS and enhancing the quota After chairing a comprehen- under PMSSS, the MHRD assured MLA Ramnagar Dogri Advisory Board Sahitya rooted conspiracy to harm Dogri introduced at Primary level in all lights, up-gradation of schools and in all the offices in the districts sive meeting with J&K School and a positive consideration to the pro- Akademy, while addressing a language and culture,” said Prof schools in Dogri speaking areas issues related to Government and cautioned the officers against Higher Education Department led posal. bereaved press conference along with other Lalit Magotra and explained that from academic session 2017-18,” Degree College Sogam for which complacency and administrative by the Minister for Education MHRD also agreed to start writers and members of the Dogri a primary class student studying he added. Chief Secretary instructed the inefficiency that has a tendency to Excelsior Correspondent Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari, classes of engineering courses in Sanstha, here today. Hindi, English and Urdu as com- Dr Nirmal Vinod, Prof Veena concerned officers to furnish the develop corruption. He directed Javdekar said that Rs 200 crore newly approved engineering col- RAMNAGAR, May 3: Alleging that the new order on pulsory subject can not even think Gupta and other prominent Dogri report of completion to his office the officers to ensure a transparent will be released to J&K under SSA leges under RUSA at Safapora and Bhupinder Singh introducing Urdu as compulsory of taking Dogri, Gojri or any of his writers were also present in the by July 31 without fail. and people friendly administra- Pathania, veteran shortly. Kathua as constituent/affiliated subject was a foul play to trigger mother tongue as one more press conference. Observing that the two dis- tion. political person- Besides, Bukhari the J&K del- colleges of the university from this an inter-regional and inter-religion optional subject. ality and father of egation included MoS Education academic session. controversy in the already dis- Chhattarpal, president of Regularization, promotion of incharge DySPs MLA Ramnagar, turbed State, Prof Magotra Priya Sethi, The Union Ministry also R S Pathania, demanded that the controversial HC grants 3 weeks Commissioner/Secretary, Higher agreed to examine and consider a passed away order be immediately withdrawn File ATR or appear in person: HC to Home Secy Education, Secretary Education, proposal for Rs 120 crore in today after a brief illness. time for placing Director SSA, Director RMSA, respect of University of Kashmir and responsibility be fixed on the Excelsior Correspondent for hearing, Advocate Sheikh ing as Superintendents of He was 74 and had been persons who have tried to play this Director RUSA and other senior & University of Jammu under the admitted in AIIMS Delhi. His cre- Water Policy in court Shakeel Ahmed with Advocate Police". officers of the department. The component “Research, Innovation vicious game and exemplary pun- JAMMU, May 3: High Irfaan Mohammad Khan appear- At this stage, Senior AAG mation took place at his native vil- meeting was attended by Secretary and Quality Improvement” which lage. ishment be given to them. Excelsior Correspondent Court today granted final oppor- ing for the petitioners drew the Wasim Sadiq Nargal appearing Pertinent to mention that MHRD, GoI along-with other sen- has been submitted by the State Bhupinder Singh Pathania is JAMMU, May 3: Division tunity to the Principal Secretary attention of the court towards for Home Department produced ior officers of the department. Government to MHRD. survived by two sons and daugh- according to a Circular by CEO, Bench of State High Court com- Home for placing on record the the order dated February 14, a copy of communication dated Kathua, No.CEOK/63830-45, During the course of meeting The Department of Higher ter. His eldest son RS Pathania is prising Justice Alok Aradhe and Action Taken Report (ATR) 2017 whereby Principal April 17, 2017 issued by Syed an MLA from Ramnagar while dated 18-03-2017, all schools of MHRD agreed to the release of Rs Education was asked for submis- Justice Tashi Rabstan today with regard to the directions Secretary Home had been direct- Yasir Farooq, Under Secretary his second son is an advocate in the district have been directed to 34 crore to J&K in a shortest pos- sion of proposal for upgradation of granted three weeks time to the contained in Government Order ed to place on record the Action to Government, Home sible time as a recurring grant infrastructure in Baba Ghulam J&K High Court Jammu. teach Urdu as a compulsory sub- State for placing Water Policy dated August, 2, 2016 whereby Taken Report with regard to the Department stating therein that under RMSA. Shah Badshah University, Rajouri, A founder member of the ject to all students of Class 1st to in the court. the State Government had con- directions contained in the committee could not con- Javdekar also approved Rs 50 Jammu and Islamic University for State Congress, B S Pathania 5th from the new session 2017-18.
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