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Page13 Local.Qxd (Page 1) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2019 (PAGE 13) Anganwadi workers, helpers Rehabilitate displaced Kashmiri BSF spots 3 drones without pay for 11 months FEROZEPUR, Oct 22: Basti Ram Lal, Tendi Wala and Pandits in J&K: KOA to Govt Hajara Singh Wala villages, fol- Excelsior Correspondent is on October 27 and without WASHINGTON, Oct 22: the US gathered in a Maryland BSF personnel posted in lowing which the BSF was put salaries, the employees will not suburb of Washington DC over Punjab's Hussainiwala sector on alert. JAMMU, Oct 22: be able to celebrate the festival. An organisation of overseas the weekend for a day-long con- have spotted three drones along At that time, search opera- Anganwadi workers and helpers They are facing starvation. They Kashmiri Pandits today urged the ference to discuss the post-Article the India-Pakistan border, offi- tions were carried out by the of the ICDS projects of the sought intervention of Governor Government to rehabilitate the 370 situation. cials said today. BSF and the Punjab Police but Social Welfare Department are and the Chief Secretary into the displaced members of the com- The development, they said, Though there were reports nothing suspicious was found. without pay for the last eleven matter. They alleged that munity in the Union Territory of has brought out “many pent-up that Border Security Force The border guarding force (11) months. instead of paying their wages Jammu and Kashmir which will memories of loss and pain”. (BSF) troops fired at the drones had also sensitised residents liv- In an emergency meeting of regularly, the officers have come into existence on October “Each of us has our own sto- coming from the Pakistani side ing along the Indo-Pak border to the Anganwadi Workers and 31 after the reorganisation of the adopted the attitude of harassing ries of our lost childhood, lost on Monday night, there was no immediately inform police or Helpers Union, Jammu Division the workers. State. homes mixed with feelings of lost official confirmation. “Actions taken by the Indian BSF authorities if they spotted held here today under the leader- The condition of the ICDS friendships, betrayal and a feeling Earlier this month, drones Government after the abrogation of being disowned, dispossessed anything unusual near the zero ship of Suman Suri (president), centres has gone from bad to were sighted by residents of of Articles 370 and 35A directly and uprooted,” KOA president line. (PTI) the members expressed serious worse due to negative attitude of concern over the attitude of the impacts our existence. A new Shakun Malik said in a statement. the authorities. The Govt has light of hope has energized our In a resolution, the KOA Col Chewang Rinchen bridge will higher authorities in the Social now hell bent upon the exploita- Welfare Department. They community for the first time after urged the Indian Government to tion of the workers and forcing our forced exodus three decades establish in Jammu and Kashmir alleged that respective Project them to work without wages. make his legacy endure: Daughter Officers/ District officers of the ago,” the Kashmiri Overseas an environment of empowerment, This is clear violation of Human Association (KOA) said. ICDS have failed to release the sustainable development and Rights. The CDPOs, Project Members of the Kashmiri foolproof security based on the LEH-LADAKH, Oct 22: November 11, 1931 at Sumur vil- hard earned wages of the Officers and even Mission Pandits community from across principle of non-refoulement. lage, Nubra Valley in Ladakh employees who are running cen- Director, avoid to meet when It appealed to the Centre to Fiercely patriotic, straightfor- region, and is known as the 'Lion of tres regularly and performing any deputation of employees Dr Lahori performs develop programmes and services ward and a great soldier who loved Ladakh' for his extraordinary acts their duty. They also demanded approaches them, they alleged. Vertebroplasty on 76 that will provide security, job India is how Phunsog Angmo of courage in defending Leh and release of arrears of the Union, vice president opportunities, business opportu- remembers her father, Col Partapur sector in face of attacks by increased state share of their Mehajbeen, general secretary nities, health care, education, and Chewang Rinchen, after whom the adversaries. year old patient country's highest altitude all-weath- wages. Nirmal Kumari and others also cultural preservation and promo- He participated in wars in 1948 er permanent bridge has been just (Indo-Pak), 1962 (India-China) and They pointed out that Diwali spoke on the occasion. Excelsior Correspondent tion for the Kashmir Pandit com- munity in the newly established named. 1971 (Bangladesh war for libera- JAMMU, Oct 22: Vertebro- Jammu and Kashmir. The 1400-ft-long bridge on tion), and was awarded the Maha plasty procedures one of the It also demanded the rehabili- Shyok River, located strategically Vir Chakra, the second highest gal- Lecture on ‘Career advance pain procedure of pain tation of Kashmir Pandits. about 45 km from India's border lantry award in the country twice, management that is done in cases Demanding the Government with China, was dedicated to the besides a Sewa Medal for being of compression fractures of verte- to undertake confidence building nation yesterday by Defence part of various operation. bra was done by Dr Rohit Lahori Planning’ held at YCET measures between the communi- Minister Rajnath Singh in the pres- "We are grateful to the Army Interventional Pain Specialist at Excelsior Correspondent final year students about oppor- ties in Jammu and Kashmir to ence of Army Chief Gen Bipin for preserving his old house in JK Medicity on a 76years old tunities and discussed career foster peace and brotherhood, the Rawat and the daughter of the late Nubra Valley as Col Rinchen's female patient who was suffering JAMMU, Oct 22: KOA urged that safety and securi- colonel, whose name stands among Heritage Abode, which was done options in private and public from compression fracture of 12th Department of Electrical ty of those Hindu families who the only six armed forces personnel recently only, where his uniform, sector which will be beneficial Thoracic Vertebra and had severe Engineering at Yogananda continued to live and work in the to have been awarded the Mahavir transistor, camera and other para- for them. pain. College of Engineering and valley and to the families still liv- Chakra twice. phernalia are displayed," Angmo Prof. (Dr) A.K Dr Lahori said that the patient ing in “sub-human” conditions of Singh while recalling his legacy said. Srivastava was unable to sit or stand since two (Director YCET), temporary camps in Jammu be said Col Rinchen's courage and val- She said her father was patriot- months .The bone cement was our are a source of inspiration for B.R Verma (Chief granted “utmost importance”. ic and had a sense of humour too, injected through a small hole in the one and all and this bridge is a trib- Coordinator (PTI) and "once as I have heard from my skin into a fractured vertebra to ute to his contributions to the family members, he ran after a per- YCET), relieve back pain caused by a ver- nation. son with his pistol, after that person Loveenesh Talwar tebral compression and to repair BJP remembers "I am feeling extremely proud uttered something bad about the (HoD Electrical the fractured vertebral segment, he that this important bridge has been country". Department) along added. Ashfaqullah Khan on named after my father, who was a "He was a straightforward man with the faculty He said no incision was given great soldier and a patriot of the and did not mince words, and told members were to patient and the procedure was birth anniversary highest order, who loved the coun- Guest speaker, K.R Suri being felicitated at everything to the face. And, as an also present on done under local Anesthesia. try and fought for safeguarding it, army man, of course, he dressed YCET. Excelsior Correspondent this occasion. The patient has lot of co mor- even before being inducted into the very sharply always and enjoyed The session bidity and was unfit for Anesthesia JAMMU, Oct 22: Bharatiya army,” 62-year-old Angmo said in non-vegetarian food particularly," Technology (YCET) here organ- concluded with vote of thanks to undergo surgery. He was dis- Janata Party, (BJP) Jammu, an interview. she said. ised a guest lecture on ‘GIS and by Loveneesh Talwar. charged on the same day of surgery Kashmir and Ladakh led by its Col Rinchen's granddaughter, Asked any incident associated Motivation & Career Planning’ and patient walked herself out of State general secretary, Yudhvir Rinchen Dolkar, who also attended with her father that she recalled on for the students of 7th semester Two Pak nationals hospital. Sethi remembered the contribu- the event was thrilled to see the the occasion, she fondly reminisced of Electrical Engineering. tions of freedom fighter iconic bridge located at 14,650 ft, about her school days memories at The guest speaker was K.R arrested Missing boy reunited Ashfaqullah Khan on his birthday being christened after her grandfa- Cambrian Hall in Dehradun, when Suri, GM (Retd) Power Grid and FEROZEPUR (Punjab), with parents today. ther. Col Rinchen showed up in full mil- a certified Career Councillor. Oct 22: In this connection, party's "He was kind and socialised itary regalia. OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE First part of the session start- Excelsior Correspondent Sanskritik Cell organized a pro- with people. He used to pamper me "People saw him, recognised Two Pakistani nationals, a lot... And my grandfather named ed with talk on latest technology gramme, in which the senior lead- him and then referred to him as roaming suspiciously on the me after himself only as he did not 'Angmo's father', which made me ENGINEER PWD (R&B) DIVISION, Gas Insulated Switch Gear used KATRA, Oct 22: General ers of the BJP enlightened the in power system and the lecture Indian side of the border here, Railway Police Katra today like the name suggested by the realise the importance of his mili- KATHUA have been apprehended by BSF party activists about the life, works monk," Dolkar said.
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