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TP NEWS:Jammu and Kashmir

DGP Dilbag Singh onMonday directed officialsto use technology-basedtools to identify and bringto book people usingsocial media for anti-

national and anti-socialactivities.

The director general ofpolice (DGP), while chair-ing a high-level securityreview meeting at thepolice headquarters here,also asked them to put inplace effective measuresfor maintaining peaceand order in the unionterritory. Stressing on theneed of using technologyand related tools to keepa check on people misus-ing social media, Singhsaid that "a mechanism

TP NEWS:To facilitate night landing in days to

come, the newly constructed runway islikely to be commissioned in the monthof August here at Jammu Airport.

Official sources said that the target tocomplete the new runway was May 31and it is almost complete, adding, “it is afull length runway and the operationmay be commissioned on the directionsfrom the Indian Air Force (IAF) byAugust ending.”

The routine flight operations, whichwere suspended in view of runwayexpansions and other allied works,resumed from April 20 at JammuAirport. “Runway at Jammu Airport isnot under DGCA and the final call has to

be taken by the IAF after holding delib-erations with concerned authorities butas per inside reports, the runway mayget commissioned in August,” they said.

Pertinent to mention that flights fromJammu Airport were earlier regulatedfrom March 10 to April 19 to enable theIndian Air Force (IAF) to carry outresurfacing and other allied works afterthe Centre shot down its proposal for acomplete closure of the strategic airportfrom March 6 to 20.Earlier in March, in acommunication to Airport Authoritiesand Airlines, Senior Air TrafficController has written that the completeclosure of runway at Jammu towardslaying of final two top DAC-II layers

COVID: VaishnoDevi pilgrimagewitnesses slumpdue to COVIDTP NEWS:The pilgrimage to Worldfamous Shri Mata VaishnoDevi Shrine, located in theTrikuta Hills of Reasi dis-trict in Jammu andKashmir has witnessedslump in the past twomonths due to surgingcases of COVID-19 in theUnion Territory of Jammuand Kashmir like otherparts of the country. “Thenumber of pilgrims perday visiting Katra town toperform pilgrimage hasdeclined due to COVID,”an official said.

TP NEWS:The Government onMonday informedthat2237 new positivecases of novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), 854from Jammu division and1383from Kashmir divi-sion, have been reportedtoday, thus taking thetotal number of positivecases in Jammu andKashmir to 272858. Also45 COVID-19 deaths havebeen reported, 29 fromJammu Division and 16from KashmirDivision.Moreover, 3999more COVID-19 patientshave recovered and dis-charged from varioushospitals including 1490

from Jammu Division and2509 from KashmirDivision.According to thedaily Media Bulletin onnovel Corona virus(Covid-19), out of 272858positive cases, 45630 areActive Positive, 223619have recovered and3609have died; 1732inJammu division and 1877in Kashmir division.TheBulletin further said thatout of 8270069test resultsavailable, 7997211 sam-

ples have been tested asnegative till 24thMay,2021.Till date 2035593persons have been enlist-ed for observation whichincluded 74787 persons inhome quarantine includ-ing facilities operated bygovernment, 45630 in iso-lation and 141002in homesurveillance. Besides,1770565 persons havecompleted their surveil-lance period.

Providing district-wisebreakup, the Bulletin saidthat Srinagar has 62468positive cases (including309 cases reported today)with 5683 Active Positive,56048recovered

TP NEWS: In order toassess the effective imple-mentation of various wel-fare schemes in J&K,Lieutenant Governor,Manoj Sinha todaychaired a review meetingand sought the detailedstatus of relief measuresbeing extended to differ-ent sections of the societyaffected due to Covid-19pandemic.

Pertinently, theLieutenant Governor hadrecently announced aslew of measures to miti-gate the sufferings of var-ious vulnerable sectionsof community due toCovid-19. The Lt

Governor asked the offi-cers to work with com-passion and empathy andtake all required steps toenable people overcometheir difficulties duringthis pandemic.

“It’s a collective respon-

sibility of the officers atvarious levels to ensurethat no one goes hungry.You all must reach out toevery citizen in need.Mid-day meal supplies,supplementary nutritionmust continue for thebeneficiaries. Take care ofthe families of daily wageearners, migrant labour-ers and address the issuescaused by the pandemic,”the Lt Governor said. TheLt Governor observed inthe meeting that the pan-demic has broad range ofimpact on differentaspects of people's lives.If required, specific inter-ventions should be taken

immediately to supportthe most vulnerable pop-ulation, workers, women,children, small business-es, farmers, communitiesand senior citizens.Collaborative, consistentand continuous effortsare required to furtherstrengthen the social pro-tection,” the Lt Governoradded. While taking acomprehensive overviewof the implementation ofwelfare schemes, the LtGovernor was briefedthat the relief has beenextended to around 40lakh beneficiaries underdifferent components.

TP NEWS:The rollout of special vac-cination drives for highrisk and vulnerablegroups within the 18-45age category was todayfinalized during a high-level meeting chaired bythe Chief Secretary, B V RSubrahmanyam.

Administrative Secretaries of the departments ofHousing & UrbanDevelopment, Information, Transport, Labour& Employment, JalShakti, Social Welfare,Higher Education,Tourism and Law, Justice

COVID-19—Mortality, positivity shows significantdip: 45 deaths, 2237 positive cases in J&K

Govt Announces 24 new Vaccinationcentres for age group 18-45 in JammuDeptts asked to mobilize target groups

for special vaccination drives

TP NEWS:The Jammu and Kashmiradministration onMonday declared blackfungus (Mucormycosis)an epidemic in the state.

A notification regard-ing the same was issuedby Health and MedicalEducation Department ofthe Union Territoryunder Section 2 of theEpidemic Disease Act1897. This comes a fewdays after the Centredirected all the states andUTs to make black fun-gus a notifiable disease.According to the notifica-tion, all the governmentand private health facili-

ties and medical collegesare required to follow theguidelines for screening,diagnosis and manage-ment of the diseaseissued by the Ministry ofHealth and FamilyWelfare (MoHFW),Indian Council ofMedical Research (ICMR)and J&K government asamended from time totime.The guidelinesmake it mandatory for allsuch facilities to reportsuspected and confirmedcases to the healthdepartment through dis-trict-level officers andIntegrated

Black fungus declaredan epidemic in J&K

New runway at Jammu Airportlikely to commission in August forsafe landing of aircrafts

Mughal RoadRestored AfterRemainingClosed SinceSunday EveningTP NEWS:Authorities have restoredMughal road – connect-ing Poonch and Shopiandistricts of southKashmir – after haltingthe vehicular trafficmovement on Sundayevening following a land-slide along the thorough-fare at Mansar Morh PeerKi Gali. An official toldnews agency that theroad has been cleared

Use technology-based tools toidentify people misusing social media: J-K DGP to officials

LG exhorts officers to reach everyone in need, ensure noonegoes home hungry during review of welfare schemes in J&K

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LG exhorts....It was informed that under Interest Subvention, about 3.50lakh borrowers have received installments of 5% interestsubvention worth Rs 200 crore.On benefits extended to construction workers, the LtGovernor was informed that the first installment of morethan Rs 34.50 crore has been provided to 3,49,303 active con-struction workers at the rate of Rs 1000 perbeneficiary.Moreover, Rs 5.6 crore have been provided foraround 28 thousand Shikarawalas/Ponywalas/Dandiwalas/ Palkiwalas/ Tourist guides at Rs 1000 permonth per beneficiary as two months' relief. Of the total,14,627 beneficiaries are from Kashmir division and 13,153 arefrom Jammu Division.As a part of COVID mitigation meas-ures, Rs 55 crore have been provided to all DistrictDevelopment Commissioners at the rate of Rs 2.25 crore eachand Rs 5 crore to each Divisional Commissioner of Jammuand Kashmir.The Lt Governor was informed during themeeting that Rs. 2000 was disbursed each to 9.5 lakh farmersunder PM-KISAN Yojna involving a total amount of Rs. 190crore.Further, the Rural Development Department has pro-vided employment to 26,673 households covering 35,484individuals, involving Rs 8.21 crore under MGNREGA dur-ing April and May, 2021.About 7.10 lakh pensioners have received their pension(through DBT mode) amounting to Rs. 71 crore under ISSSPension for the month of April. Under the Indira GandhiNational Old Age Pension scheme, amount to the tune of Rs.25.68 crore for the month of March and April has been paidin favour of 1.28 lakh pensioners (through DBT).Bankaccounts of 83,617 beneficiaries of Ladli Beti scheme havebeen credited with an amount of Rs. 50.00 cores (throughDBT). Another amount of Rs 25 crore is being credited to theindividual bank accounts of the beneficiaries.Besides, 1212beneficiaries belonging to different districts of UT of J&Khave been given an amount of Rs 4.836 crore as financialassistance to poor marriageable girls (through DBT) underState Marriage Assistance scheme during the current finan-cial year. It was informed that the School EducationDepartment is providing Dry Ration (Rice) to 8.46 lakh stu-dents under the Mid-Day Meal Scheme.Under Supplementary Nutrition Programme, a total of7,89,586 beneficiaries including pregnant & lactating women,children under 6 years of age have been provided dry rationin the UT. The Lt Governor expressed gratitude to Hon’blePrime Minister Narendra Modi for all the assistance to theUnion Territory. He also asked the concerned officers toadopt various mitigation strategies in line with the dynamicsof the situation at hand and ensure seamless extension ofbenefits to the citizens under various beneficiary orientedschemes. Sh. Arun Kumar Mehta, Financial Commissioner,Finance Department and concerned senior officers attendedthe meeting.

Govt Announces ....& Parliamentary Affairs, besides Mission Director, NationalHealth Mission (NHM) and Director, Family Welfare partic-ipated in the meeting.To implement the decision taken bythe Government for prioritized coverage of high risk andvulnerable groups under 18-45 age category, it was decidedthat the special vaccination drives will initially be kick-start-ed in 8 districts having the highest disease caseload and pos-itivity ratio and will be extended to all the districts once thesupply of vaccines increases. The rollout will begin inAnantnag, Baramulla, Budgam and Srinagar districts ofKashmir, and Jammu, Kathua, Rajouri and Udhampur dis-tricts of Jammu.It was further informed that the targetgroups have been identified considering their risk assess-ment and vulnerability to the disease. It was directed that asa part of the special vaccination drive, additional dedicatedvaccination centres are established for centralized and fast-tracked coverage of all identified beneficiaries after properverification.The Chief Secretary directed the LawDepartment to organize 2-days special vaccination drives atHigh Court complexes and District Courts to vaccinate alllawyers. The Information Department was directed to organ-ize similar vaccination drives for journalists at twinDirectorates of Jammu and Kashmir, while the TourismDepartment was asked to hold such drives at concerned dis-trict offices to cover stakeholders associated with the tourismindustry.The Transport Department was asked to hold thedrives for truck/bus/taxi/autorikshaw drivers at respectiveRTO/ARTO offices; while the Higher Education Departmentwill coordinate vaccination of teaching/non-teaching facultyat campuses.Similarly, the departments of Labour andHousing & Urban Development were directed to organizecentralized vaccination drives at suitable places to cover allconstruction workers, and shopkeepers/vendors/dhabaworkers, respectively.For the target group comprising Government employees on

COVID duty/or in active field offices- viz employees ofPHE, PDD; people with disabilities (PwD); widows/singlemothers; orphans; and persons with co-morbid conditions,the concerned Deputy Commissioners were directed tomobilize identified beneficiaries towards existing vaccina-tion centres on priority. The Information Department incoordination with Administrative Secretaries and districtadministrations was asked to widely publicize the scheduleof vaccination drives to ensure maximum participation of thebeneficiaries.Meanwhile J&K High Court, Jammu, SuperSpeciality Hospital, Jammu,SMGS Shalamar Jammu, UrbanHealth Center, Trikuta Nagar, Jammu, Directorate ofInformation, Bahu Plaza, Jammu, Primary Health Center,Chakroi,Community Health Center, Khour, Board ofInspections, Ware House Jammu, Regional Transport Office,Transport Nagar, Jammu, G. B Pant Hospital,Satwari,Community Health Center, Kot Bhalwal(GHSS),Community Health Center, Akhnoor,CommunityHealth Center, Bishnah,Community Health Center, RS Pura(GHSS R S Pura Jammu), 15 Community Health Center,Marh, Primary Health Center, Shastri Nagar,CommunityHealth Center, Arnia Jammu, PHC Gho Manhashan, PHCJourain,Urban Health Post, Talab Khatikan, Primary HealthCenter, Yatri Niwas, Bhagwati Nagar, Primary HealthCenter, Shastri Nagar, Day Care Center, Roop Nagar,Jammu, Urban Health Center, Mubarakh Mandi (DewanBadri Nath, School).

Black fungus....Disease Surveillance Program (IDSP). The notification fur-ther read, “no person, institution or organisation will use anyprint, electronic or any other media for Mucormycosis with-out prior permission from Director Health Service Jammu/Kashmir.” The DHS will constitute a committee headed byChief Medical Officer (CMO) of the concerned district, whichwill have specialist of internal Medicine, Ophthalmology,ENT and Epidemiologist as members to review any viola-tions. The violators will be punished under Section 188 ofIndian Penal Code.The UT reported its first death due toblack fungus on Friday.

COVID: Vaishno....He said that only a few hundred pilgrims, mostly local devo-tees from parts of Jammu and Kashmir, are visiting the caveshrine to pay obeisance. The tracks are wearing a desertedlook and the eating points along the twin routes are shut,”said a local shopkeeper adding that the food points beingrun by the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board are opera-tional. “The services like helicopter, battery car and cable carare also functional for the convenience of the pilgrims,” headded. Chief Executive Officer, Shri Mata Vaishno DeviShrine Board, Ramesh Kumar here told “all facilities beingprovided by the Board are functional.”“The Shrine Board istaking care of pilgrims with all safety measures in placeincluding testing on their arrival,” said the CEO adding thatthe Board is following SOPs, guidelines being issued time totime by the Centre and the J&K Government including theHealth Department.On an average, 300 to 400 pilgrims are visiting the CaveShrine daily, he added Amidst COVID, more than 16 lakhpilgrims paid obeisance at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi in thefirst four months of 2021.In the first two months, pilgrimageincreased and the per day figure reached 15000 to 20000 butwith the second COVID wave, the number decreased and inthe first four months, 16,45,333 pilgrims visited the Bhawan.In January, a total of 40,8861 devotees reached the Bhawan,in February, 3,89,549 devotees, in March, 5,25,198 and in themonth of April, 3,21,725 pilgrims.

New runway ....on runway surface was approved by Air HQ and the samehas been intimated to ED (Operations) Airport Authority ofIndia, New Delhi. On a daily basis, Jammu airport has morethan 20 operational flights with over 3000 travellers.Theoperational runway was 6,700 feet long and further beingextended to 8,000 feet (1300 feet expansion) for night land-ing. Meanwhile, official sources said the process for expand-ing the existing runway from 6,700 feet to 8,000 feet on 18sides to facilitate operations of aircraft with load penalty,will be completed at an estimated cost of Rs 80 crore.The Airport Authority of India has expanded, modified andupgraded the terminal building of Jammu Airport withenhanced passenger amenities, including doubling the areaand per hour passenger handling capacity.Previously also the area of the building was increased from6,750 sqm to 14,500 sqm with increased numbers of escala-tors and lifts while three aerobridges with additional taxingtrack were also commissioned.Jammu Airport had 1.6 mil-lion passengers in FY17 and now the airport handles 50 air-craft movements.

Mughal Road ....of the debris at affected spot and the stranded fruit-laden

trucks allowed to ply along the road.It is pertinent to mention here that the thoroughfare wasexclusively thrown open to fruit-laden trucks and movementof Gujjar-Bakerwals. However on frequent appeals frompublic, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha asked the admin-istration to extend the relaxations for patients referred fromPoonch and Rajouri districts to Srinagar hospitals.

Use technology....must be put in place to identify and bring to book all the

mischief mongers, who are found using social media foranti-national and anti-social activities". The DGP said thatofficers must maintain close surveillance of elements tryingto disrupt the fast-returning peaceful atmosphere in Jammuand Kashmir. Officers should take all measures to neutraliseattempts of disruption by such elements, Singh said.The DGP in the meeting also reviewed the Jammu andKashmir Police''s response to the second wave of the coron-avirus disease.Officers were also directed to augment securi-ty grids to further improve safety of citizens.Singh saidaction against militants and their associates should continueand all suspicious elements should be kept under check tofoil their ill designs aimed at disrupting the normal lives ofpeople. Underscoring the need for a pro-active role by lawenforcing agencies, the DGP directed officers to put in placeeffective measures for maintaining peace and order in coor-dination with other security forces.Singh said police alongwith other security forces has ensured rule of law after fac-ing tough challenges and have succeeded in maintaining asense of security among the people.

COVID-19....(including 863cases recovered today), 737 deaths; Baramullahas 19955 positive cases (including 103 cases reportedtoday)with 2823Active Positive, 16889recovered (including119 cases recovered today), 243 deaths; Budgam reported18895positive cases (including221 cases reported today)with4464 active positive cases, 14267 recovered (including304cases recovered today), 164 deaths; Pulwama has 12008positive cases (including 77 cases reportedtoday)with2232Active Positive, 9620recovered (including 45cases recovered today)and 156 deaths; Kupwara has 10887positive cases (including 204 cases reported today), 1905Active Positive, 8847 recoveries (including 225 cases recov-ered today), 135 deaths; Anantnag district has 13280 positivecases (including 106 cases reported today)with 3797 ActivePositive, 9334recovered (including 558 cases recoveredtoday), 149 deaths; Bandipora has 7957 positive cases(including77 cases reported today), with1217Active Positiveand 6657 recoveries (including 58cases recovered today),83deaths; Ganderbal has 7876 positive cases (including 91casesreported today)with 1168Active Positive, 6642 recoveries(including 97 cases recovered today)and66deaths; Kulgamhas 9159 positive cases (including 169 cases reportedtoday)with 2516 Active Positive, 6553recoveries (includ-ing198 cases recovered today)and 90 deaths while asShopian has 4995 positive cases (including 26 cases reportedtoday),1087active positive cases, 3854 recoveries (including42 cases recovered today)and54 deaths.Similarly, Jammu has 48128 positive cases (including 441cases reported today) with 7053 active positive cases,40099recoveries (including 474 cases recovered today), 976deaths; Udhampur has 10118 positive cases (including55cases reported today), 1372active positive cases, 8634recoveries (including211 cases recovered today)and112deaths; Rajouri has 9059 positive cases (including 66 casesreported today)with 2991active positive, 5909recoveries(including 253 cases recovered today)and 159 deaths; Dodahas 5193 positive cases (including 43cases reported today)with 1082Active positive, 4029 recovered (including 61 casesrecovered today)and 82deaths; Kathua has 8335 positivecases (including 49 cases reported today), 1059 active posi-tive cases, 7160recovered(including 166cases recoveredtoday) and 116deaths; Kishtwar has 3813 positive cases(including 47 cases reported today)with 314 Active Positive,3469 recoveries (including 82 cases recovered today)and30deaths; Samba has 6441 positive cases (including 31 casesreported today)with 2377 active positive cases, 3964 recover-ies (including 54 cases recovered today)and 100 deaths;Poonch has 4776 positive cases (including 27 cases reportedtoday)with1000active positive, 3700recoveries (including57cases recovered today)and 76 deaths; Ramban has 4556positive cases (including 47 cases reported today)with883active positive cases, 3626 recoveries (including 67 casesrecovered today)and 47 deaths while Reasi has 4959 positive(including 48 cases reported today)with 607 active positivecases, 4318 recoveries.

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TP NEWS: Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha

today chaired a series of meetings withCOVID Task Force, DeputyCommissioners and SPs from across theUT, in which important decisions weretaken to strengthen the Covid contain-ment efforts in J&K.The Lt Governor iskeeping a close watch on the Covid con-tainment measures being undertaken bythe district administrations across theUT. “Protect and save precious lives bydischarging your duties with determina-tion, dedication and greater responsibil-ity. Put in your best efforts and workround-the-clock to ensure the availabili-ty of all the necessary medicare facilities,besides laying a strong rapid responsemechanism in all districts in order todeal with the emerging situation”, the LtGovernor asked the officers.Rate of vac-cination & testing, effective manage-ment of Covid Care Centres will be theparameters for monitoring performanceof the officers, maintained the LtGovernor.Taking cognizance of the lowvaccination rate in some districts, the LtGovernor passed strict directions to theDCs for scaling-up the vaccination intheir respective districts.Maximize thetesting for areas with high positivityrate. Fix vaccination & testing targets forTehsildars and BDOs. Share good prac-tices and take comprehensive measuresto bring down the covid positivity rateacross the districts, besides tracking thetrend on daily basis, the Lt Governordirected the DCs.

The DCs were asked to prepare afuturistic plan to contain the spread ofthe deadly virus. Take prompt action oncovid related issues and regularly briefthe media providing factual and accu-rate information to the public, added theLt Governor.

Emphasizing on regulating the move-

ment of people during the restrictions,the Lt Governor directed the DivisionalCommissioners and DCs to streamlinethe process of issuance of passes.Whilereviewing the district-wise status ofpreparations being made to contain thespread of Corona virus in rural areas,the Lt Governor set timelines for estab-lishment of 5-bedded Covid CareCentres at panchayat level acrossJ&K.He directed for prioritizing farflung areas for establishing these cen-tres, besides ensuring availability of allrequisite facilities for the patientsincluding proper ventilation, beds, oxy-gen support, necessary medical kits,linkage with nearest healthcare centres,referral linkage with dedicated Covidhealth centres & hospitals, availability oftele-medicine facilities, power backupand other basic facilities.

“We are decentralizing the Covidmanagement, which is essential foreffective and efficient public health sys-tem. Focus on strengthening primaryhealth care in rural areas. There is a needto increase the availability and accessi-bility of healthcare support system in farflung areas,” the Lt Governor said.TheLt Governor instructed the PrincipalSecretary, Rural DevelopmentDepartment to lay a comprehensivemechanism for monitoring the opera-tionalization of Covid care centres inPanchayats.The Lt Governor laid stress

on proper training of ASHA andAnganwadi workers, besides mobilizingPRIs & volunteers and utilizing SDRFfunds for effective management ofCovid care centres at panchayat level.Health department was directed toproactively engage in functioning ofthese Covid care facilities.

“Community health workersASHA/ANMs are the foundation ofhealth services. Panchayat Covid Centreto help people adopt Covid protocol.The need for hospital services can bereduced with effective implementationof preventive and promotive protocolsby the community health workers,” theLt Governor observed.The Lt Governorfurther underlined the need for spread-ing massive awareness in villagesregarding oxygen saturation level andeducating the people on when to seekmedical attention.Reiterating the direc-tions issued in earlier meetings, the LtGovernor called for ensuring timelypayments under MGNREGA, and con-tinuous extension of benefits of variousbeneficiary oriented schemes. He furtherasked the Rural Development and SocialWelfare Departments to put a closemonitoring on the implementation ofwelfare measures like special pensionfor life and scholarships for childrenbeing taken by the Government to helpthose who unfortunately lost their lovedones to Covid-19.On the development

front, the Lt Governor directed the DCsfor early submission of the DistrictPlans. The District Plan must reflect theparticipation of all stakeholders, besidesreplicating the developmental aspira-tions of the people, he added.Sh. AtalDulloo, Financial Commissioner, Health& Medical Education Department gave adetailed overview about the status ofOxygen generation and supply, bedoccupancy in hospitals, containmentactivities, status of vaccination driveunder different age groups, district-wisedaily and weekly trends of Covid-19cases, positivity rate, recovery rate etc.

Sh. Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar, Advisor toLt Governor; Sh. BVR Subrahmanyam,Chief Secretary; Sh. Dilbag Singh, DGP;Sh. Arun Kumar Mehta, FinancialCommissioner, Finance Department; Sh.Shaleen Kabra, Principal Secretary to theGovernment, Home Department; Sh.Bipul Pathak, Principal Secretary toGovernment, Department of RuralDevelopment and Panchayati Raj; Sh.Rohit Kansal, Principal Secretary, PowerDevelopment Department &Information Department; Sh. ShailendraKumar, Principal Secretary to theGovernment, Public Works (R&B)Department; Sh. Nitishwar Kumar,Principal Secretary to the Lt Governor;Sh. Ranjan Prakash Thakur, PrincipalSecretary to the Government, Industries& Commerce; Sh. Mukesh Singh, ADGP;Sh. Pandurang K Pole, DivisionalCommissioner, Kashmir; Ms. SheetalNanda, Secretary to the Government,Social Welfare Department; Sh. VijayKumar, IGP Kashmir; Dr. RaghavLanger, Divisional CommissionerJammu; Choudhary Mohammad Yasin,Mission Director, NHM; DeputyCommissioners and SPs, attended themeeting, in person and throughvirtual mode.

Covid Containment measures: Lt Governor chairs series of meetings

LG sets timelines for establishment of 5-bedded Covid CareCentres at Panchayats; far flung areas to be prioritized

TP NEWS: A meeting was held today in the office

chamber of V.K Singh, Director General ofPolice cum Commandant GeneralHomeguards/Civil Defence & SDRF J&K,with regard to deployment of SDRF per-sonnel for Covid-19 duties in Jammuregion.Dr. Raghav Langer, DivisionalCommissioner Jammu; Nisha Nathyal(Commandant SDRF 2nd Bn Jammu;Mohammad Shabir, SO to CommandantGeneral: Ghanshyam Singh, ADC Jammu;Dr. Sanjay Sharma, Dy. Director HealthJammu; Ashwani Kumar Khajuria,Administrator Associate Hospital Jammu;Naresh Kumar, OSD Gandhi NagarHospital Jammu; Manoj Kumar Thakur,OSD GMC Jammu; Rakesh Kumar Gupta,OSD CD Hospital Jammu; and Dr.Narinder, Incharge MS DRDO HospitalBhagwati Nagar Jammu, attended the

meeting During the meeting, it was decid-ed that Health Department Jammu shallimpart training to 100 SDRF personnel inthree batches for Covid duties.The SDRFpersonnel shall regulate inflow/outflowof patients and relatives, assist in house-keeping and handling of oxygen concen-trators etc. After training the said man-power shall be deployed primarily atGMC Bakshi Nagar, Jammu; Govt.Hospital Gandhi Nagar; Jammu and Govt.Chest Disease Hospital, Jammu.In addi-tion, the trained manpower shall also bedeployed for duties at DRDO Hospital,Bhagwati Nagar, Jammu, as and when itbecomes operational.After the meeting, inthe Directorate with DivisionalCommissioner Jammu and other officers,Commandant General along withCommandant SDRF 2nd Bn Jammu visit-ed Government, Medical College Jammu .

100 SDRF personnel to be deployed forCovid duty in Jammu region: VK Singh

TP NEWS:Secretary, Cooperatives Department,

Yasha Mudgal, today visited variousplaces in Jammu city and inspected theland and properties of erstwhile JAK-FED.Secretary was accompanied bysenior officers of Cooperative depart-ment.Secretary said the land and prop-erties of erstwhile JAKFED shall be uti-lized by the government in a produc-tive and constructive way to benefit thegeneral public optimally besidesincreasing government revenue. Shewas briefed about the present status ofland and properties and other assets ofthe erstwhile JAKFED besides lateststatus of rented properties of thedepartment.During her visit atTransport Nagar and AmphallaJammu, Secretary inspected varioussections of the buildings of erstwhileJAKFED including godowns, offices,buildings and shops. She directed theofficers for proper maintenance ofinfrastructure, timely white wash andinstallation of proper sign boardsdeclaring them as government proper-ty to ensure the same are notencroached upon.Later, Secretary visit-ed Fruit Mandi Narwal Jammu and

inspected allotted land property ofJAKFED and directed the concernedofficers to take necessary steps towardsputting the properties of erstwhileJAKFED to productive public use bythe government.During the inspection, the staff mem-

bers of the erstwhile JAKFED called onthe Secretary and raised their issuesincluding release of their pendingsalaries and retirement dues. Secretarygave a patient hearing to the staffassuring due consideration to all theissues raised by them for redressal.

Secretary Co-operatives inspects propertiesof erstwhile JAKFED at Jammu


TP NEWS: The Stock Assistant Training Institute,

Jammu, has started a Capacity BuildingProgramme for the Field Officers, Vets& Paravets, and young entrepreneursinterested in Dairy and Poultry Farmingas a business.For the purpose, theInstitute has devised an annual calendarof Five Short Term TrainingProgrammes covering topics likeDepartmental Schemes and theirImplementation, Artificial Insemination,Latest Trends in Animal Health Care,Dairy Farming and PoultryFarming.These programmes are beingconducted via online mode till theCovid crises are over.Since theDepartmental employees are already onboard, the general public is invited toadopt the Dairy and Poultry Farming asa Source of Livelihood/ Business andutilize the services of the Institute for

getting trained for the same. The insti-tute can be reached out at [email protected] The Short TermTraining Programmes, being organisedunder the able guidance of, PrincipalSecretary to Government Animal/SheepHusbandry and Fisheries Department,Naveen Kumar Choudhry, andDirector Animal Husbandry Jammu,Vivek Sharma with the dual purpose ofdoubling the farmers' income andenhance the production.

The increase in the production of live-stock products like milk, meat and eggwill not only improve the health statusof the general public but will alsoenhance their socio-economic status.The implementation of theDepartmental schemes has been takenup on war footing by publicising theschemes and imparting awareness at alllevels. Potentiating the same process.

Capacity Building Programme for aspiringdairy entrepreneurs started in Jammu

TP NEWS: Advisor to LieutenantGovernor, Baseer AhmadKhan, today convened anofficers meeting to reviewfunctioning of PowerDevelopment Department (PDD).

The meeting wasattended by ChiefEngineer KPDCL andChief Engineer KPTCLKashmir besides ChiefEngineer Projects andProcurement Kashmirand other concerned offi-cers.Advisor Baseer Khantook stock of progress onvarious centrally spon-sored schemes like RAP-DRP, IPDS, DDUJJY andPMDP besides assessingthe status of inspections,metering, transmissionand powergeneration.While review-ing physical and financialprogress on CSSs,Advisor directed the con-cerned officers to removeall the bottlenecks andRight of way (RoW)issues so as to speed upthe execution of theseprojects. He also askedthe officers to prioritize

works and formulate def-inite timelines for earlycompletion of these proj-ects. He asked the con-cerned officers to devise asystem to continuouslymonitor and redress allpending issues concern-ing speedy execution ofthese vital works.

Advisor was briefedabout the present statusof power supply andsteps being taken toimprove and augment thepower scenario to ensureadequate power supplyto the consumers.Advisordirected the officers tocomplete the critical proj-ects before the onset ofwinter particularly thereceiving stations besidesasking them to ensurepruning of branches to bedone beforehand so as tohave minimum interrup-tions.Advisor also direct-ed them to ensure roundthe clock supply to vitalinstitutions particularlyhospitals and oxygenplants saying that provi-sion for proper back upshould also be put inplace.

Advisor further direct-ed for intensifying inspec-tions in all districts tocurb the menace of powertheft and illegal connec-tions. Chief Engineer,Transmission informedthat the department isendeavoring increase intransmission capacity byadditional 600 MVAbringing the total to 2800MVA by the year end.This year the departmenthas peaked its capacitywhich is further beingaugmented and it is forthe first time that thedepartment is all set toalmost double the capaci-ty.

Advisor was alsoinformed that the upcom-ing projects expected tobe completed within 6months at 220 KV levelincluded augmentation ofgrid station Mirbazarfrom 320 MVA to 475MVA. Also augmentationof 220/132 kv grid stationDelina from 320 MVA to4800 MVA will also bedone by way of utilisingspare transformers of gridstation Mirbazar.

Advisor Baseer Khanreviews functioning of PDD

TP NEWS: Head of Medicine at Government MedicalCollege & Hospital, Dr Vijay Kundal hassaid, “The age old adage ‘prevention is bet-ter than cure’ has the greatest relevance toCovid-19 infection as there is no better pro-tection against it than to adopt Covidappropriate behaviour.”The appropriatebehaviour, he explained, includes wearinga mask, frequent hand sanitisation andkeeping social distance and avoidingcrowded places

The doctor reiterated the government’sinstructions of going out only if necessary,self hygiene, wearing a mask and avoidingcrowds. He also requested the people to‘teach social distancing to others around’.Timely vaccination is another majordefence against the virus, he added. Sowhat if one is already infected, To this, thedoctor said, ‘Still there is no need to panicas most of the Covid cases fall under themild category who recover easily. Suchpeople develop symptoms like cough andcold’. They should immediately isolatethemselves and eat healthy food, headvised.

Elaborating further, Dr Kundal said thatCovid patients without any comorbidityrecover easily in most of the cases. ‘In anycase’, he reminds, ‘if one’s oxygen satura-tion level falls below 94 percent, thepatient, whether comorbid or not, shouldimmediately consult a doctor’.The Head ofDepartment warned against self medica-

tion, use of anticoagulants and steroidswithout a doctor's prescription and saidthe Steroids are ‘two edged swords’. ‘Onone hand they help Covid patients, and onthe other they may weaken one’s immuni-ty’, said Dr Kundal.Dr Kundal suggestedtaking the Six Minute Walk Test, a rudi-mentary exercise to judge if one needsmedical help or not. In the test, the subjectwalks for six minutes, and if his oxygensaturation level falls, either by three per-cent or below 94, it is time to consult a doc-tor. Such patients must lie in a prone posi-tion to restore oxygen saturation quickly,he advised.In prone-position the patient ismade to lie facing down, with arms bentcomfortably at the elbow and positionedforward.In any case, if Covid symptomspersist even after four to five days, onemust immediately seek medical help.‘Please do not delay hospitalization. Manyof Covid deaths are due to delay in report-ing by the patients’, informs DrKundal.The public is informed that allCovid-related queries and doubts can becleared on helpline number 0191 2571616.Public can also call the Divisional ControlRoom at 0191-2520982, 2549676, 2674444,2674115, 2674908. Moreover, J&KGovernment has started a live phone-inhealth programme on Gulistan channelwhich is aired twice daily- from 8:30 am to9 am and 8:30 pm to 9 pm and can bereached through the Divisional ControlRoom numbers.

Prevention better than cure’;HoD Medicine GMC JammuExplains ‘6 Minute Walk’ to test fitness during Covid

TP NEWS: Commissioner Secretary,Department of Forests, Ecology andEnvironment, Sanjeev Verma, todayheld an online meeting to reviewprogress on plantation of 5 lakh plantseach, under Smart City Mission, inJammu and Srinagar cities besidesassessing implementation of CentrallySponsored Schemes like CAMPA ofForest and Social ForestryDepartment.The meeting was attendedby Principal Chief Conservator ofForests, Dr. Mohit Gera; DirectorEnvironment, Ecology and Remote

Sensing, Dr. Neelu Gera; Chief WildlifeWarden, Suresh Gupt; AdditionalPrincipal Chief Conservator of ForestsKashmir; Chief Conservator of Forest,Jammu; Chief Conservator of Forests,Planning and Projects; Chief ExecutiveOfficers of Smart City Mission Jammuand Srinagar cities, Additional DeputyCommissioners of Jammu and Srinagardistricts. The meeting was informed thatthe Forest Department has prepared adetailed plan under Green J&K drivewherein 5 lakh plants each have beenkept for plantation in smart cities.

Commissioner Secretary Forests reviews progress onSmart City Mission, CAMPA, CAPEX, CSS

TP NEWS: In order to make 500bedded temporaryCovid hospital function-al at Srinagar, onlineapplications have beeninvited from eligiblecandidates belonging toKashmir Division forthe posts of Staff Nurse,Lab. Technician,Pharmacist andAnaesthesia Technician.The upcoming 500 bed-ded temporary CovidHospital is being set upin collaboration withthe Defence Researchand DevelopmentOrgani zation (DRDO).According to the adver-tisement notice issuedby PrincipalGovernment Medical

College Srinagar, thesubmission of onlineapplication forms willcommence from 22 May,2021 from 6 pm whilethe last date to close theapplication process hasbeen fixed as 27 May,2021 up to 4 pm.The eli-gible candidates havebeen informed to checkthe full details of theposts including pay andqualification whichhave been uploaded onthe website of GovtMedical CollegeSrinagar (www.gmcs.edu.in).

As per theAdvertisement notice,these contractualappointments shall beinitially for a minimum

period of one yearextendable up to maxi-mum of three years.Due to the situationarising because ofcovid-19 pandemic, itmay not be feasible tohold written test andinterview of the candi-dates and the selectionmay be made on thebasis of aggregatemarks obtained by thecandidates inthe Diploma/Degreecourses. The advertise-ment has also been pub-lished widely in promi-nent local newspapersof Kashmir division forthe information of inter-ested candidates whomay wish to apply forthese posts.

Govt Medical College Srinagar advertises posts for para-medical staff

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.gmcs.edu.in).


TP NEWS:Union Minister, Dr

Jitendra Singh Saturdayurged political leaders inKashmir to “push for-ward the COVID-19 vac-cination drive” in the val-ley in order to contain thepandemic.

Dr Singh, who wasinteracting online withfellow BJP leaders, askedKashmir politicians torise above political andideological differences toput a collective fightagainst the prevailingsurge in the virus infec-tions.

The union minister saidthat elected representa-tives, social activists, reli-gious heads and seniorleaders can play a vitalrole in turning the vac-cine drive launched bythe government into amass movement.

“A successful vaccina-tion campaign inKashmir valley will senda positive message acrossthe country, ” he said.Heappreciated the mannerin which the civil society

in Kashmir valley wasworking in close unisonwith the local administra-tion.Dr Singh said he hadasked all the DistrictCollectors in the valley tokeep the public represen-tatives on board in thiscollective fight againstthe pandemic.He furtherreiterated that PrimeMinister Narendra Modiwas taking personalinterest in monitoring thesituation across the coun-try including Kashmirvalley.

“Whenever required,the Prime Minister reach-es out to the districtadministration and alsothe medical fraternityand ensures that everyrequirement is met with-out losing time,” he said.

The minister lamentedover the pandemic coin-ciding with Eid festival,spring season, increasingtourist inflow and thisyear’s Amarnath Yatra.

He however hopedthat with “collectiveeffort and determinedwill, it would be possible

to overcome the calamityand return to happiertimes”.

Dr Singh said he hasinstructed the DCs in thevalley to rope in commu-nity leaders in organizingpeople-friendly vaccina-tion camps at the earliestwhile assuring that suffi-cient doses of vaccine willbe made availablesoon.He said that neces-sary instructions havealready been issued forestablishing free tele-con-sultation facilities “in abig way for rural areasand for home isolation

patients”.He further said,NGOs, youth groups andparty functionaries canorganize teleconsultationin Community HealthCentres or in PanchayatBhawans by followingnecessary COVID proto-cols.“Such professionalguidance will also bluntthe self-styled remedybeing forwarded onsocial media to fight thepandemic, ” headded.Over reportsabout dearth of staff athealth facilities, Dr Singhinformed that from 24May, “walk-in-interviews

will start for recruitmentof medical staff”.“In themeanwhile, post-gradu-ate and final year under-graduate medicine stu-dents and nursing staffmay be engaged at GMCand other associated hos-pitals to fight the prob-lem of lack of humanresource, ” he added.

The union minister alsocalled for “short termtraining program foroperation of ventila-tors”.He said that he isregularly in touch withthe administration in dif-ferent districts as well asthe medical authorities ofall the GovernmentMedical Colleges in boththe regions of Jammu &Kashmir including theSher-I-Kashmir Instituteof Medical Science(SKIMS), Soura.Over con-cerns about treatment ofnon-COVID-19 criticalpatients including cancerpatients kidney patientsrequiring chemotherapyand dialysis, the ministersaid that efforts are beingmade to earmark beds for

such patients at GMC,Srinagar and SKIMS

As per a statement, theparticipating leadersthanked the union minis-ter for sending COVID-19related material forKashmir and demandedmore consignments fordistribution in other dis-tricts. “This week itself,Dr Jitendra Singh hadflagged off separate con-signments of COVIDrelated material for thetwo capital cities ofJammu and Srinagarrespectively, carryingseparate kits containingface masks, sanitizers andother accessories, ” itsaid.Those who partici-pated in the online inter-action with Dr Singh onthe COVID-19 prepared-ness and follow upinclude Dr Rafi,Mohammed AnwarKhan, DarakhshanAndrabi, Altaf Thakur,Manzoor Bhat, GhulamAhmad Mir, Bilal Parray,Aarif Raza, AliMohammed Mir, AshokBhat, among others.

Push forward COVID-19 vaccination drive in valley: Dr Jitendra Singh to Kashmir leaders

TP NEWS:Deputy Commissioner Poonch, Inder

Jeet today chaired a joint meeting ofrevenue officers and senior officers ofvarious executing agencies to reviewthe status of filing ofobjections/replies before the HighCourt regarding land acquisitioncases involving execution of variousimportant government projects in theDistrict.

The status of land acquisition courtcases vis a vis filing of replies as wellas status of development projects,which are held up on account of stayor injunctions granted by the HighCourt in favour of litigants were delib-erated upon.Sensing the seriousness ofthe matter, the Deputy Commissioner,directed the revenue officers to ensurethat the replies/objections/compli-ance report in the cases involving landacquisition are filed before the HighCourt in a time bound manner to avoidfuture complicacy . The revenue offi-cers/ concerned officers of theExecuting agencies were directed tocontest land acquisition cases reason-ably and strongly in the court of law,so that adverse orders are not passedagainst the official respondents and thedevelopment of projects can be com-pleted well in time.Besides, the rev-enue authorities/other concerned offi-cers were further directed to strictlycomply to High court directions issuedfrom time to time in order to maintainthe legal sanctity of theinstitutions.Taking strong notice of

enquiry ordered by the higher authori-ties regarding wrong mutation attestedin one of the case in Tehsil Mendhar,the Deputy Commissioner directed theconcerned Tehsildar to identify theofficials involved in such attestation,beside produce the records related tothe matter in order to proceed againstthem under law.The legal section ofDC office was directed to collect thedetails/status of other cases pertainingto revenue department pending beforethe High Court and put up the samebefore the Deputy Commissioner sothat further necessary action withrespect to filing of objections could betaken at the earliest.Similarly, direc-tions were passed to collect details ofall the cases related to RevenueDepartment pending before all theCivil Courts in the District, throughconcerned Tehsildars so that necessarysteps for the early disposal of thesecases can be taken.The DC reiteratedfor expediting the land acquisitionprocess thereby enabling the con-cerned agencies to start the physicalwork on the site. He enjoined upon theconcerned functionaries to take calcu-lated measures in resolving land relat-ed issues so that overall developmentof this district do not suffer.The meet-ing was attended by ACR ZahirAhmed Kafi, Tehsildar Mendhar,Head Quarter Asstt to DeputyCommissioner , AEE PWD and AEEParnai Hydle Project and other officersof revenue department and executingagencies

TP NEWS: Amid surge in covid

positive cases, Dr AshiqRashid Mir, SurveillanceMedical Officer, WorldHealth Organization,Kashmir Division,expressed optimism overthe recovery rate of posi-tive cases along with lesscase fatality rate inJammu and Kashmircompared to rest of thestates

"This is the main indi-cator which shows thedisease is under control",he said and furtheradded that with thedetermination and coop-eration of people, theimpact of pandemiccould be subdued to alarge extent.He saidmore than one lakh andthirty thousand patientshave recovered inKashmir and anothereighty thousand haverecovered in Jammuwhich according to himis an encouraging sign.

While reiterating onadherence to universalcovid protocols every-where and at all times,he invited the attentionof people towards wear-

ing of masks properlyand asked them not totouch masks while theyare wearing it and fur-ther advised to removemask properly withclean sanitised handsand preferably avoidremoving mask withuncovered hands at thetime of disposal.

"The exterior side ofthe masks may containinfection and touching itmay pose a threat ofinfection ", he warned.Dr Ashiq Mir said thatpeople should washhands with soap for thir-ty seconds while return-ing home from work. He

called these preventivemeasures as the firstweapon against curtail-ing the spread of pan-demic.

While expressing grat-itude to the government,he said the central gov-ernment made it possibleto have vaccines abun-dantly available and freeof cost for the peoplesince the beginning.

He asked people toregister for vaccinationto get an appointment ona specific date for inocu-lation and get vaccinatedon their turn as it isanother effective weaponagainst the infection.

Land acquisition court cases: DCPoonch reviews status

of filing of objections/replies in HC

Case fatality rate lower in J&Kcompared to other States; indicatesthat disease is under control:Surveillance Medical Officer, WHO


TP NEWS:There is dire need to

strengthen the health edi-fice at the district hospi-tals to lessen the mount-ing pressure on the GMCsin Jammu and Srinagar,and SKIMS Soura due tounprecedented surge inthe coronavirus cases.

This was said by seniorBJP leader and formerDeputy Chief MinisterKavinder Gupta whileaddressing media personshere on Saturday. ArvindGupta, State Secretaryand Naresh Singh,Vaccine Incharge, J&K,were also present.

The Senior BJP leadersaid that governmentshould not waste even ajiffy in ramping up thehealthcare facilities in theperipheral hospitals toalleviate gigantic amountof stress on the premierhealth institutes in Jammuand Srinagar on accountof second wave of the

lethal virus Corona.Taking up the issue of

number of ventilatorsincluding those procuredunder PM Cares Fundlying defunct in GMC&HJammu, the BJP stalwartsaid that immediate stepsshould be taken toappoint the requisite tech-nical staff in the hospitalto bring to life these ‘dead’equipments having poten-tial to save lives of thepatients. He said thatauthorities’ indifferencein utilizing these life sav-

ing equipments duringthe hour of crisis is not atall justified and thingsshould be rectified as soonas possible. “Dearth ofsenior doctors could beaddressed by requestingthose medicos who aresuperannuating in thecoming months to offervoluntary services tillDecember 2021 to supple-ment the workforce andhelp surmount the biggestchallenge the humans arefacing in over last hun-dred years”, he said,

adding that thinking outof box can only bringsome respite from the pre-vailing tense situation dueto inception of the secondwave of corona pandem-ic.Kavinder, however,said that there is urgencybefore the government tomake fast track recruit-ment of doctors and para-medical staff to cater tothe needs of the peoplelooking into the dangersinvolved in probable thirdwave of this ruthless viruswhich has already

wreaked havoc in UT ofJ&K and elsewhere. “Thenew appointments arealso required because allof the retiring medicoscannot render servicesunder such stressful timesbecause with age many ofthem are also facing co-morbidities”, he said,adding that new recruit-ment is the need of thehour. Raising a validpoint, Kavinder asked thegovernment to revisit thedecision to give annualRs. 25,000 incentive to‘Move’ employees of theSecretariat this summer,as most of them are notmoving anywhere due toCOVID restrictions andthe gargantuan amount ofover Rs 130 crore saved bythis decision can be usedto clear the pending duesof NHM health workerswho are working day andnight in the wake ofCOVID by risking theirlives.Claiming that a large

number of doctors are get-ting salaries for doingnothing during theseemergent times as theyare attached, Kavindersaid that a comprehensiveexercise should be carriedout to place all suchmedicos in health facilitieswhich are facing dearth ofdoctors right now. Raisinganother vital issue of mak-ing masses aware aboutthe necessary guidelinesand SOPs to be followedduring the Corona times,the former Deputy ChiefMinister asked the gov-ernment to also rope inDoordarshan for impart-ing awareness as newspa-pers and FM radio’s out-reach is only upto cities.He demanded that at leastone hour slot should beused by the J&K on DD todisseminate informationon COVID-19, BlackFungus and other dis-eases whose threat islooming large.

Strengthen district hospitals to shun load from GMCs, SKIMS: Kavinder

TP NEWS: Referring to the govt’sannouncement of provid-ing 5 bedded Covid carecentre in every Panchayatof J&K as yet another gim-mick, Mr. Harsh Dev SinghChairman-JKNPP and for-mer Minister today ques-tioned the steps taken andresources provided for inthis regard by the UTadministration till date. Hesaid that the govt hadmade a mockery of itselfby leaving the establish-ment of such care centresto Panchayats by directingthem to divert Rs. one lacout of their respectivedevelopment plans for thepurpose. “While it is virtu-ally impossible to establisheven a cow shed with Rs.one lac amount, it wasamusing to find the govtcontemplating a five bed-ded care centre with justRs. one lac and that toofrom Panchayat funds, outof which one bed wasrequired to be oxygenequipped. Strange buttrue. The govt shouldrather concentrate onstrengthening the existingrural infrastructure andprovision of adequate staffmedicines and equipmentsin village health centresmajority of which hadbecome defunct”,observed Mr. Singh. Hewas addressing a pressconference in Jammutoday.Mr. Singh said that

during his tour of variousvillages, the peoplerequested for extension offree ration under PDSbeyond May, June atleasttill the end of 2021. Thiswas extremely essential tosave the poor, indigent andother BPL families fromstarvation. He called formonthly cash transfer ofatleast Rs. 5,000 into thebank accounts of vulnera-ble sections includinglabourers, unemployedand other economicallyweaker sections to copewith the financial crisisfaced by them during theongoing pandemic. Hesought the increase ofemployment provisionunder MGNREGA to aminimum of 200 days perJob card holder as againstthe existing 100 days as themigrant workforce was theworst hut and could nottake to other states forearning their livelihood.The minimum wagesunder MGNREGA andother labour force neededto be enhanced to Rs. 375

as per the recommenda-tions of Anoop SatpathyCommittee which had notbeen implemented in J&Kdespite the centres’ repeat-ed assurances of extendingthe central pay scales,allowances and otherincentives to the new UT.Dwelling over the plight ofpoor rural folk duringcorona distress, Mr. Singhdivulged that the recenthailstorm had furtheradded to their woes inview of complete damageof standing crops sufferedin several villages. Anenvironment of pain,anger, frustration pre-vailed on the rural turfwhich were facing denialof not only basic amenitiesand ration but of essentialdrugs as well.

There were hardly anycorona testing or helplinecentres in the rural andremote areas with thepanic stricken people sim-ply being cautioned by theadministration to stayindoors. While the govthad failed to address rural

health care issues, theexisting dispensaries andother health centres hadbecome non-operational inmajority of the villageswhich faced chronic defi-ciency of staff and otheressential drugs and equip-ments.

Mr. Singh asserted thatnot only had the workforcesuffered adversity due tothe ongoing pandemic buttheir woes stood com-pounded by the sharp risein the prices of essentialcommodities includingpulses, vegetables andother articles of daily usebesides petrol, diesel LPGetc. The raging inflationduring the current crisishad posed the most men-acing threats to the verysurvival of the marginal-ized sections with the littlesavings whatsoever ofmajority of rural poor hav-ing been exhausted duringthe last one year. Therewere reports of severalhouseholds having cutdown their food intake tocope with the situationarising due to loss of liveli-hood and damage to cropsduring the currency ofpandemic. The commonman had lost faith in thepresent regime. Callingupon the helmsmen tocome to the succour of thepoor and marginalizedpopulation of the countryand J&K in particular, Mr.Singh said.

Huge cache of arms& ammunitions

recovered in Poonch

TP NEWS: A joint search operation was launched by SOG Poonchin association with Local Army unit in Qasba villagenear LOC and recovered arms and ammunitions froman old hideout of terrorists.

On a tip off , joint parties of the SOG Police Poonch& a unit of Army launched a search operation in Qasbavillage near LOC and found an underground hideoutwhich was busted and during the search operation oneAK 56 weapon , one Magazine of AK 56 , 30 rounds ofammunition of AK , 02 Chinese Pistol and one PistolMagazine was recovered . In this regard FIR has beenregistered in Police Station Poonch under relevant sec-tions of law and investigation started.Girl commits suicide by jumpinginto Tawi river in JammuTP NEWS: A 20-year-old girl on Saturday allegedly committed

suicide by jumping into the Tawi river near GujjarNagar Bridge area of Jammu.Eyewitnesses told thenews agency that the girl jumped into the river from theGujjar Nagar Bridge.They said that locals tried to res-cue her and shifted her to a nearby hospital. “However,critically injured girl succumbed to her injuries and wasdeclared dead on arrival by the doctors”The girl was aresident of Qasim Nagar area of Jammu. An officialsaid that said the police were verifying the incident asto why the girl took this extreme step.

“Provide relief of Rs. 5000/- p.m to poor, unemployed and labour class”

Common man fast losing faith inthe present regime: Harsh Dev


TP NEWS: Mr. Ajay Kumar

Sadhotra Senior LeaderJammu and KashmirNational Conference andFormer Minister hashighly appreciated thedecision of the Jammuand Kashmir Government to decentralizeCOVID-19 Patients Careat Panchayat level. It willdecrease the pressure onGovernment MedicalCollege Jammu andother dedicated COVID-19 Patients CareHospitals. This decisionneeds to be implementedin letter and spirit and intime bound manner andResponsible Officer forimplementation be madeaccountable. It may notbecome mere Govt’s hol-low announcement andmay not meet the fate of“Tika Utsav” of thePrime Minister of India.

In a press statementissued here today Mr.Sadhotra reiterated hisdemand of openingCOVID-19 Care Centresof 10-15 beds along withoxygen cylinders atPrimary Health CareCentre Level and also aPatient Care andMonitoring Controlroom at every PrimaryHealth Care Centre inthe State as COVID-19pandemic is fast spread-ing in the Rural areas ofJammu and Kashmir. Healso emphasized theneed of mass testing,tracing and required

treatment. After the holyKumbh Mela atHaridwar this pandemichas reached almost everyvillage of Jammu andKashmir.

MicrobiologicalLaboratories for RT-PCRTest at Block Level isalso the need of the hourto break the chain ofpandemic. Expressinghis serious concern overthe COVID-19 fatalitiesin Jammu and Kashmiralso. He demanded auditof COVID -19 dead

patients to ascertainthe reasons of spike indeath and also responsi-bility be fixed.Mr.Sadhotra also demandedconstitution of high levelCommittee of SeniorDoctors to ascertain thereasons of spike inCOVID-19 patientsdeaths on priority, at anearliest.

Decentralization of COVID-19 patients care atPanchayat Level Highly appreciable -Sadhotra

TP NEWS:Jugal Kishore Sharma Member of

Parliament Lok Sabha Jammu PoonchConstituency today visited Sub-DistrictCovid Hospital Bishnah and boostsmoral of Covid-19 positive patients,alsotook stock of arrangements for Covid-19Positive patients.He also visited CovidCare Center established by BharatiyaJanata Party Workers at Bishnah andinstalled Oxygen Concentrators atCovid Care Center at Bishnah inBishnah Assembly Constituency.JugalKishore Sharma Member of Parliamentvisited Sub-District Covid Hospital atBishnah and took stock of arrangementsmade for Covid-19 positive patients atSDH Bishnah.He also paid visit to CovidCare Center established at Radha SwamiSatsang Ghar at Bishnah by BharatiyaJanata Party workers and equipped itwith Oxygen facility by dedicationgOxygen Concentrators at Covid CareCenter at Bishnah.

Member of Parliament while speakingat the occasion said SDH Bishnah is des-ignated as Covid Hospital at Bishnahand having all the facility to cure Covid-19 positive patients.

He while interacting with Covid-19positive patients and their attendentsenquired about the facility and care pro-vided to them.They were satisfied withthe treatment and facility provided byadministration and staff.Jugal Kishorewhile visiting covid care center at

Bishnah said that this 25 bedded CovidCare Center is established by BharatiyaJanata Party workers and will be run bycollective efforts of administrationalso.He said that this Covid Care Centercan also utilized by Covid-19 positivepatients who doesnot have enougharrangements to quarintine themselvesat their homes.He said that OxygenConcentrators dedicated to the CovidCare Center will meet the requirementof the patients may needed during diffi-cult hours.

Jugal Kishore Sharma said that BJPGoverment in Center under the stew-ardship of Honourable Prime MinisterSh. Narendra Modi Ji is working hard tofight with second wave of Covid-19pademic and Lieutenant Governor ofJ&K(UT) Sh. Manoj Sinha is also takingmajor steps to fight with the conditionsaroused due to out break of SecondWave.

Ashwani Sharma Ex-MLA Bishnahand BDC Member Surjit Kumar thankedMember of Parliament for his support inneedy time and ensure him that theywill provide best help to Covid-19 posi-tive and also Non Covid patients of theirarea. Block Medical Officer RakeshMangotra,Tehsildar SohanRana,Councillor Jai Bharat,SarpanchPadam Dev Singh,Vijay Saini,KuldeepSodhi, Prem Pal,Surinder Singh,Shamsher Singh,RajKumar Panch werealso present at the occasion.

Jugal Kishore MP boosts moral ofCovid positive patients at SDH Bishnah

TP NEWS:Continuing his efforts toreach the aggrieved peo-ple of Gandhi Nagar con-stituency facing seriousbrunt of Covid-19 secondwave, JKPCC VicePresident and formerMinister Raman Bhalla onSaturday visitedGorakhnagar to listen totheir grievances.Speaking on the occasion,Bhalla expressed seriousconcern over first death inJammu due toMucormycosis alsoknown as Black fungusinfection which is a seri-ous, rare, and fatal fungalinfection which has beenexisting in patients withdiabetes and weakimmune system.Heappealed Govt to ensurethe assured supply ofessential medicines forthe treatment ofmucormycosis (black fun-gus) and cost-free care tothose affected.He alsopointed out that the ill-ness is not covered underAyushman Bharat andmost other health insur-ance plans and soughtimmediate action on theissue.He said the govern-ment had asked states todeclare mucormycosis anepidemic under theEpidemic Diseases Act.This would mean thatthere must be adequateproduction and assuredsupply of essential medi-cines to treat it, and cost-free patient care for thosein need of treatment, hea d d e d . L i p o s o m a l

Amphotericin-B isabsolutely essential forthe treatment ofMucormycosis. However,there are reports of itsacute scarcity in the mar-ket," Bhalla said.He urgedthe people to strictlyadhere to COVID-19restrictions being imple-mented to prevent thespread of the disease.Hedemanded strict meas-ures like Public DisciplineFortnight, Pandemic RedAlert and PublicDiscipline Lockdown' bythe government to stopthe spread of the virus toget deserving results, butthe infection rate andmortality rate is still wor-rying."In such a situation,we have to maintain therestraint and discipline insocial behavior continu-ously, besides followingthe lockdown more strict-ly. Only then will we beable to reduce the dangerof COVID-19," he said.

Bhalla cautionedPatients with uncon-trolled diabetes who areat high risk of contractingCOVID. When this hap-pens, they are treatedwith steroids which fur-ther compromise theirimmunity. Doctors in

India hold that steroids,which are used as a life-saving treatment forsevere and critically illCOVID patients, canprove to be a trigger formucormycosis. Whilesteroids help in reducinginflammation in lungs,they can also decreaseimmunity and increaseblood sugar levels in bothdiabetics and non-diabet-ic covid-19 patients alike.Bhalla said the euphoriaat beating the virus hadbeen building since latelast year. Politicians, poli-cy makers and parts ofthe media believed thatIndia was truly out of thewoods. India is in now inthe grips of a publichealth emergency.Socialmedia feeds are full withvideos of Covid funeralsat crowded cemeteries,wailing relatives of thedead outside hospitals,long queues of ambu-lances carrying gaspingpatients, mortuaries over-flowing with the dead,and patients, sometimestwo to a bed, in corridorsand lobbies of hospitals.There are frantic calls forhelp for beds, medicines,oxygen, essential drugsand tests.

Cover Black Fungus under Ayushman Bharat, ensurecost-free care to those affected: Bhalla to Govt

TP NEWS:Senior BJP leader and

former Minister SatSharma on Friday saidthat his party will notstop helping people untilthe clouds of corona crisisare hovering over the UT.

He said this during hisvisit to SMGS Hospitalwhere Yudhvir Sethi VicePresident BJP J&K alongwith party activists iscamping to distribute freemeals to people affectedby the corona scourge forthe past over 20 days.

Appreciating theendeavour of YudhvirSethi, Sat Sharma saidthat BJP has proved timeand again that it is notonly a political party buta movement which cam-paigns and works withmissionary zeal to pro-vide succor to the needyas and when time

demands. He asked thepeople to rest assuredthat BJP will stand shoul-der to shoulder with themduring this crisis or inother situations akin tothis one.The former min-ister said that BJP is awork force with a differ-ence and unlike otherpolitical parties it nevertakes decisions takinginto account the votebank politics. He said thatBJP is a flock of national-ists people having urge toserve the nation in theirbody, mind and soul, andtherefore people of theJ&K UT need not toworry about such reliefwork as BJP will do thisreadily for them.Speakingon the occasion, YudhvirSethi said that partyactivists are strictly main-taining all the protocolsand SOPs meant for safe-

ty from corona disease.He said that free mealsshall be offered to thosein need till the last case ofthe coronavirus will betreated and all thepatients return to theirhomes and hearths haleand hearty.Sethiinformed that till datemore than 10,000 foodpackets have been dis-bursed among theCOVID-hit population inthree hospitals of theTemple City. “These hos-pitals include GMC,Jammu, SMGS Shalamarand SSH Bakshi Nagar”,he said adding that thissituation will soon beover but the political par-ties which have goneunderground during thehour of need will not beable face the people whenthings will becomenormal.

BJP will not stop helping people tillcorona is around: Sat Sharma


Editorial

Human ingenuity and the sense of cooperationamong all countries are needed to beat the current dis-tressing situation These are not the best of times.Everyone has his own version, own experience, andmost of it is common: No one has ever experiencedsuch devastating anxiety, apprehensions and uncer-tainty about the days ahead. There is a disturbing senseas one receives a call. Every conversation centresaround the near and dear ones being under the grip ofCOVID, and it is no more an exception to receive thedevastating news of people suddenly passing away. Ireceived a call from a young lady, known to me eversince she was a kid, some five decades ago. She devot-edly looks after her 97-year-old father, who is in com-paratively good health for his age. She tells me that sheis extremely disturbed after receiving a call from herclose relatives, who stay in a distant city.

When she received the call, and began to ask aboutthe welfare of the family members on that side, thecaller brushed it aside and came directly to the point:“All of us are in isolation having tested Corona posi-tive. We are upset and disturbed. We don’t know whatwill happen tomorrow. Whatever happens, we shallnot inform you as it would serve no purpose. Likewise,we would request you not to inform us even if anyfatality occurs on your side.” This daughter, alreadyunder tremendous tension, was just dumbstruck! Shealways thought she could fall back upon them. As anelderly academic and family friend, I did my bit. In thisinstance, the old man is fine by God’s grace and wehope to celebrate his centenary in a couple of years;hopefully, without any COVID restrictions. But willthis daughter ever forget how she was left to fend forherself?

The unprecedented pandemic’s onslaught has trig-gered numerous tragedies across the nation, with peo-ple being unable to attend even the last rites of theirloved ones. An estimate suggests that 230 millionIndian families became poorer during the first wave.Humanity, however, survives on Hope. Things willchange, and humanity would certainly come out of theexcruciating stranglehold of the pandemic. Humaningenuity would triumph once more, as it has in thepast. At present, everyone seems to be impacted eitherdirectly, or indirectly. The loss of livelihood could onlybe called ‘rampant’. In April-May of 2021, the healthinfrastructure stands shattered, patients are dying infront of hospital gates, in verandas, on stretchers and,shockingly, due to the non-availability of hospital beds.It is a tragic situation that would leave permanent scarson millions of families for ever.It has challenged humansensitivity, emotionality and compassion. So much is tobe rebuilt, resurrected and re-energised on every frontof human existence. Its magnitude has already begunto emerge. The learned and the knowledgeable arealready envisioning the shape of things in the post-COVID India and its global context. In the post-Coronaera, no nation can progress in isolation. Corona knowsno boundaries, no nationalities, and it could be coun-tered only by a strategy that is global in nature, interna-tional in implementation and humane in approach.

It would not be an over-stretched logic to assert thatif the UN and organisations like the Unesco and theUNSC had really achieved their objectives in the initialdecades of their existence, humanity would have beenmuch better equipped, united and ready to counterproblems like Corona. Sadly enough, the global urge tocreate a world of peace, nonviolence and righteous con-duct that led to creation of International platforms fordialogue and discussion has so far failed to achieveeven basic objectives.While the Governments preferredto participate in creating more and more lethalweapons, the health sector research was mostly takenover by pharmaceutical companies that were interestedonly in remaining ahead of their competitors, get thepatents before others, and capture the market.

Future dependson compassion

| SHIVAJI SARKARThe Govt is on Charvak's philosophy of borrowing

without a thought as to how or when repaymentswould be made India is profligate. Its economic poli-cies are away from realism dependent on only oneaspect of development - build, build and build more -the real estate that has virtually bust with little activityanywhere else at a time when the fiscal 2020-21touched Rs 14.1 lakh crore deficit, 76 per cent of revisedestimates of Rs 18.5 lakh crore, 31 per cent more thanlast year’s corresponding level of Rs 10.4 lakh crore. Itis a grim situation. The government is on Charvak phi-losophy of borrowings without a thought how, who orwhen repayments would be made. It will impact manyfuture budgets - generations - and the expectation of arecovery merely through GDP projections is fraughtwith risks because most projections are unreal. Thegovernment through its extravaganza like the centralvista, roads, rail corridors, temples and statues wantsto create an illusion of boosting economy throughdoses of impractical expenditures. History aboundswith many misadventures, including the Alai Minar inDelhi, which could never be completed.

The real estate across the country is in deep crisis.The companies have invested billions in acquiring landbut projects could not even take off through slowdownin 2019-20 and consequent lockdowns, job and wagelosses and stoppages of work. It is hit by falling prop-erty prices except in Ayodhya, where land prices areshooting up as 40 more acres of land is being acquiredto make an auspicious figure of 108 acre. The priceshave been jacked up by speculative projects around asupposed new tourist city.The unprecedented scale ofthe impact of Covid-19 on Indian real estate can begauged from the fact that the sector has incurred a lossof over Rs 1 lakh crore since the pandemic broke out,according to a KPMG report. The credit shortagebrought down the residential sales from four lakh unitsin 2019-20 to 2.8 lakh units in 2020-21 across the topseven cities of India.The work from home has given aboost to Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple andMicrosoft (GAFAM) tech companies turning intomoney minting machines. Amazon alone is said to gen-erate $ 80,000 revenues every minute. But it has ruinedthe real estate as work from home has hit demand forworkspaces of about 38 million square feet. These com-panies are siphoning off funds from India leading toanother revenue crisis.Amid such scenario the latestGDP figures are a misnomer: Industrial output rose 22per cent in March, on the back of a 19 per cent declinea year ago. In reality, factory output shrunk almost 10per cent in 2020-21 because of the lockdown, thebiggest shock to manufacturing activity since 1982-83,according to Index of Industrial Production (IIP). TheMarch spike needs to be seen in the context of an 18.7

per cent contraction in March, 2020. In the followingmonths IIP numbers underwent large contractions.

Retail inflation figures as per consumer price index(CPI) slowed to 4.3 per cent as food inflation compris-ing 39 per cent weight has come down. Food inflation“slumps” as vegetable prices came down to two percent from 4.9 per cent in March, 2020. Vegetable pricesfall by 14.2 per cent in April, cereals and products con-tracted by three per cent, biggest ever since January,2012. Crash in vegetables possibly reflect fall in pur-chasing power and supply disruption due to lockdowncurbs. The cereal and veggie price crash will haveadverse impact on farm incomes and possibly furtherconsideration for more cash doles.It is a reflection ofthe agriculture policy that is not serving the growers.How the three new farm bills would impact farmhealth should be a matter of concern. But retail infla-tion is to see additional headwinds in May and June asfuel prices, after a thaw during the state elections, arebeing spiked every day. Another concern is the risingprices of edible oils of all sorts. Latest to be added aftermustard, groundnut and soya oil is the palm oil usedby bakery and other processing units.The rising fuelprices are also reducing consumption leading to dis-tress for petrol pump owners as their overall incomeslumps. But it is to increase commodity prices, fare andfreight continuously. A lopsided argument that for rev-enue generation tax rises on fuel are must.The govern-ments forget that they are the largest owners of vehi-cles in the country and each rise drains large sums fromits coffers though it adversely affects the economy. Isthat a wise decision? Let the political leaders have arethink. Another “achievement” is the record $589 bil-lion forex reserves. It is rising week by week asimports, including petroleum slump. Crude oil importis at a 20-year-low as it falls 12 per cent. Export figuresdo not show an encouraging trend.

The pandemic has led to a suspension of severalbusinesses of Tatas and other IT companies. Wipro,TCS and Infosys have deferred pay hikes. Reliance andOYO have cut wages.The nation’s response to correc-tion is not being seen. The Congress-ruled Chattisgarhis the only state to stop construction of new governor’shouse, assembly, chief minister’s house, residences ofministers and senior officers, new circuit house. Itsaves over Rs 500 crore.The centre also needs to consid-er such wasteful expenses on various unnecessary con-structions and pride in heritage buildings likeParliament House. These may be symbolic but sendssharp messages of caring for the causes of the people,particularly the covid19 hit and severely-hit economy.

(The writer is a senior journalist. The viewsexpressed are personal.)

Economy already in crisis,real estate plays spoiler


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la[;k ds lkFk Hkkjr nqfu;k esa çFkegSA fo'o dh xkSi'kqvksa dh dqy vkcknhdk 33-39 çfr'kr mlds ikl gSA 22-64% ds lkFk czkthy vkSj 10-03% dslkFk phu nqfu;k ds xkSi'kqvksa dhvkcknh dh –f"V ls Øe'k% nwljs vkSjrhljs LFkku ij gSA gj Hkkjrh; dksxoZ dh vuqHkwfr gksuh pkfg;s fd genqfu;k esa nw/k ds lcls cM+s mRikndgSaA o"kZ 2017 esa Hkkjr dk dqy nw/kmRiknu yxHkx 155 fefy;u Vu Fkk]tks 2022 esa c<+dj 210 fefy;u Vugksus dh laHkkouk gSA ;g Hkkjr dhxk;ksa dh vkcknh ds dkj.k gh gS fdge fiNys 10 o"kksaZ ls nqX/k mRiknu esa4% dh okf"kZd o`f) dj jgs gSaA jk"Vªh;Ms;jh fodkl cksMZ dks vxys dqN o"kksaZds nkSjku 7-8% dh okf"kZd o`f) dhmEehn gSAns'k esa çfr O;fä nw/k mRiknu Hkh

1991 ds ek= 178 xzke ls c<+dj2015 esa 337 xzke gks x;k Fkk vkSjdqN o"kksaZ esa ;g c<+dj 500 xzke gkstk,xkA Hkkjr esa xk; dh dksbZ 30uLysa vPNh rjg ls of.kZr gSaA dqNHkkjrh; uLysa] tSls lkghoky] fxj]yky fla/kh] Fkkjikjdj vkSj jkBhnq/kk: uLyksa esa ls gSaA dadjst] ykyda/kkjh] ekyoh] fuekM+h] uxksjh] vkfncSyksa dh tkuh ekuh uLysa gSaA gfj;k.kkjkT; dh Þgfj;k.kk cSyß uLy nqfu;kesa lcls etcwr dn&dkBh okyhuLyksa esa ls ,d ekuh tkrh gSA dsjyesa ikbZ tkus okyh osapqj uLy nqfu;kdh lcls NksVh eos'kh uLy gSA bls,d est ij [kM+k djds nqgk tkldrk gSA osapqj xk; cgqr vPNs cSyiSnk djrh gSA igkM+h {ks=ksa esa eosf'k;ksads fcuk —f"k vdYiuh; gSA ioZrh;leqnk; çk;% i'kq/ku ij fuHkZj gSaA i'kq'kfä ij vk/kkfjr [ksrh esa isVªksy vkSjMhty tSls thok'e bZa/kuksa dh Hkhvko';drk ugha gksrhAi'kq/ku&vk/kkfjr [ksrh dkcZu mRltZudks fu;af=r djrh gSAxk; dks /kkfeZd utfj, ls ns[kus ds

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viuh dqaBk feVk jgs gSa]og ljklj vuqfpr gSAmUgsa ugha irk fd os yksxbls viuh nq"psruk dkfo"k; cukdj viuk ghvfgr dj jgs gSaA ,slsyksx vUnj ls Mjdj Hkhckgj ls dBksj ,oa fuMjgksus dk ç;kl dj jgs gSa]ftlds dkj.k geokLrfodrk ls foeq[k gksjgs gSa vkSj lÙkk çfr"Bkuo lsok Hkkoh yksxksa dhvuxZy vkykspuk dj jgsgSaAtc ;g ckr lHkh dksekywe gS fd Hkkjr fuokZpuvk;ksx ;k jkT; fuokZpuvk;ksx] Hkkjrh; lafo/kku}kjk nh xbZ O;oLFkk dsvUrxZr ,d Lora=vfLrRo /kkj.k fd;s gq,gSA og yksdrkfU=d ewY;ksadh j{kk esa fufgrturkaf=d olwyksa&ewY;ksaij pyrk gSA lkFk gh]Hkkjr ds ukxfjdksa dsekSfyd vf/kdkjksa dh j{kkgsrq o fu"i{k ljdkjksa dsxBu gsrq] O;Lderkf/kdkj ds vk/kkj ijlHkh Hkkjrh; ukxfjd esals ernkrkvksa dks viuktuçfrfuf/k pquus dkvf/kdkj nsrk gSA tc ogpquko dh frfFk;ksa dh?kks"k.kk lHkh jktuSfrdnyksa ds lkFk cSBd djusds i'pkr fofgrjhfr&uhfr ls djrk gS] rksml ij ;k flQZ lÙkk/kkjhny ij loky mBkus dkvkSfpR; flQZ vksNhfl;klr ugha rks D;k gS\crk nsa fd loZlEefr lsHkkjr fuokZpu vk;ksx ghljdkj ds xBu gsrq pqukodh frfFk;ksa dk fu/kkZj.kdjrk gSAcgjgky] ftlrjg ls foxr ,d eghusls caxky ds pquko ifj.kke?kksf"kr gksus ds i'pkr]dksfoM&19 ds laØe.kQSykus ds fy, Hkkjr dhpquh gqbZ dsaæ ljdkj dhvkykspuk dh tk jgh gS]og pdok&pdksj dh rjglPpkbZ ls eqag Qsjusljh[kk gSA

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ls gh gqbZ FkhA mUgha esa ls dbZ rkfyckuusrk cu x,A

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xbZ gSA blhfy, dkcqy dh tksxuh&ljdkj ,dne Hkkjr ijLr yx jghFkh] vc ikfdLrku mlls laca/k lq/kkj jgkgSA v'kjQ xuh us Hkh lkQ&lkQ dgk gSfd vQxkfuLrku esa 'kkafr jgsxh ;k vjk-tdrk] ;g ikfdLrku ds gkFk esa gSA ;gckr eSa vius ç/kkueaf=;ksa ls fiNys 40lky ls dgrk jgk gwaA ;fn HkkjrikfdLrku dks vkxs djs vkSj [kqn ihNspys rks vQxkfuLrku dks nksuksa jk"Vªfeydj nf{k.k ,f'k;k dk fLoVjtjySaMcuk ldrs gSaA eq>s [kq'kh gS fd Hkkjr vkSjikfdLrku ds vQlj xksiuh; rkSj ij blfn'kk esa vkxs c<+ jgs gSaA nksuksa ns'kksa dsxqIrpj foHkkx nqcbZ vkfn 'kgjksa esa xqipqifey jgs gSaAHkkjr d'ehj ij ckr djus ls euk ugha

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Hkkjr ikd feydj vQxku ladV dks gydj ysa rks d'ehj dk Hkh gy gks tk;sxk

dksfoM&19 ds bl nkSj us gj fdlh dksfdlh u fdlh :i esa xaHkhj :i ls çHkkforfd;k gSA fdlh us viuk gelQj [kks;k gSrks fdlh us vius ?kj&ifjokj ds lnL;]nksLr ;k fj'rsnkj dks [kks;k gSA buviwj.kh; {kfr dk fdlh u fdlh :i esafnyksfnekx ij vlj iM+uk LokHkkfod gS]ysfdu euksfpfdRldksa dk dguk gS fd ,slhfLFkfr dk yEcs le; rd cus jguk vkid-ks ekufld rkSj ij chekj cuk ldrk gSAblfy, ftruh tYnh gks lds ml nkSj lsmcj dj vkxs ds jkLrs dks lqxe o ljycukus ds ckjs esa fopkj djsaA blds fy, ifj-tuksa ds lkFk&lkFk euksfpfdRld ;k dkma-lyj dh Hkh enn yh tk ldrh gSA tkslnes ls mckjus esa dkQh ennxkj lkfcrgks ldrs gSaAfdax t‚tZ fpfdRlk fo'ofo|ky;]

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xyr dne u mBk,a] ftldks vius lclsdjhc le>rs gSa mlls ckr dhft;s] ;dhuekfu;s ckr&ckr esa dksbZ u dksbZ jkLrkt:j fudysxkA ,sls esa vxj ifjokj dslkFk gSa rks vkil esa ckrphr djrs jgsaA,d&nwljs dh ckr dks /;ku ls lqusaA csotgVksdkVkdh ls cpsaA ;fn vdsys jg jgs gSa rksdksbZ fQYe ;k lhfj;y ns[ksa vkSj fdrkcsai<+saA /;ku] ;ksx vkSj çk.kk;ke dk Hkh lgkjkys ldrs gSaA vius djhch ls ohfM;ks d‚y;k Qksu djds Hkh ckrphr dj ldrs gSa]blls Hkh eu gYdk gksxk vkSj gj le;fnekx esa vk jgs udkjkRed fopkj nwj gksaxsA;g ekudj pysa fd ;g oä fdlh ds fy,Hkh cqjk gks ldrk gS] fdUrq ,slh fLFkfrges'kk rks ugha cuh jgus okyhA ;g oä Hkhxqtj tk,xkA tks oä xqtj x;k] mlesa lsgh dqN ldkjkRed lkspsaA vius vUnjlkgl yk;saAfnup;kZ esa 'kkjhfjd xfrfof/k dks 'kkfey djsa'kq: esa Hkys gh eu u djs fQj Hkh gj

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lkekU; lnhZ] [kkalh o tqdke&cq[kkjekudj utjankt djus dh Hkwy gqbZ gks rksu ?kcjk,aA tkap esa nsjh djus dh pwd gqbZgks] fjiksVZ ds bUrtkj esa t:jh nok,a u'kq: djus ds pyrs fLFkfr xaHkhj cuus lsviuksa dks [kksus tSls loky ckj&ckj fnekx

esa dkSa/krs gh gSaA la;e cuk, j[ksaA ?kcjkusls dqN gkfly gksus okyk ugha gSA gk¡ !bruk t:j gks ldrk gS fd nwljs yksx ogHkwy ;k pwd u djsa muds fy, vki cgqrcM+s ennxkj t:j lkfcr gks ldrs gSaAmudks crk,a fd tSls gh dksjksuk lsfeyrs&tqyrs y{k.k utj vk,a rks vius dksvkblksysV djus ds lkFk gh tkap djk,¡ALokLF; foHkkx }kjk r; nokvksa dk lsou'kq: dj nsaA ,slk djus ls dksjksuk xaHkhj:i ugha ys ik;sxkA cgqr dqN laHko gS fdcxSj vLirky x, dksjksuk dks de le; esa?kj ij jgdj gh ekr ns ldrs gSaAHkjiwj uhan gS t:jhfdax tktZ fpfdRlk fo'ofo|ky;]

y[kuÅ ds esfMflu foHkkx ds ,lksfl,VçksQslj M‚- gjh'k xqIrk dk dguk gS fduhan dks Hkh ,d rjg dh Fksjsih ekuk tkrkgSA fpark ds pyrs iwjh uhan u ysuk volkndh vksj ys tkrk gSA e/kqesg] mPp jäpki]flj vkSj 'kjhj esa nnZ] Fkdku] ;knnk'r esadeh vkuk] fpM+fpM+kiu] Øks/k dh vf/kdrk]gkeksZu dk vlarqyu] eksVkik] ekufld rukotSlh leL;k,a vfuæk ds dkj.k tUe ysrhgSaA dbZ ckj fpfdRld i;kZIr uhan dhlykg nsdj jksxksa ls NqVdkjk fnykus dkdke djrs gSaA gj O;fä dks 7&8 ?kaVs dhuhan vo'; ysuh pkgf,A Vhoh] ySiV‚i oeksckby ij T;knk le; u nsdj lsgr dsfy, vueksy uhan dks t:j iwjh djsa tks fdrktxh vkSj QqrhZ nsus dk dke djsxhA

dksjksuk dky esa ekufld LokLF; dk /;kuj[kus ds fy, viuk,a ;g dqN mik;


vçSy eghus ls gh ns'kHkj esa dksjksuk dhnwljh ygj ds dkj.k gkgkdkj epk gS]çfrfnu 3&4 yk[k u, ekeys lkeus vkjgs gSa vkSj jkstkuk djhc pkj gtkj yksxekSr ds eqag esa lek jgs gSaA oSDlhu dhdeh ds dkj.k oSDlhus'ku dk;ZØe dhj¶rkj lqLr gS vkSj vkus okys le; esadksjksuk dh rhljh ygj dh Hkfo";ok.kh lsfpark dk ekgkSy xgjk x;k gSA ,slsekgkSy esa xksok ljdkj }kjk xr fnuksa u,dksfoM VªhVesaV çksVksd‚y dks eatwjh nsrsgq, 18 o"kZ ls T;knk vk;q ds lHkh yksxksadks vkbojesfDVu nok dh 5 xksfy;ka ysusdh lykg nh xbZ gSA xksok ds LokLF;ea=h fo'othr jk.ks ds vuqlkj dksjksuklaØferksa dks 5 fnu rd 12 ,ethvkbojesfDVu nh tk,xhA muds eqrkfcdfczVsu] bVyh] Lisu vkSj tkiku esa Hkhejhtksa ij bl nok ds bLrseky dkQk;nk gqvk] ejhtksa ds Bhd gksus dkle; de gqvk vkSj e`R;qnj esa deh ikbZxbZA gkykafd xksok ds LokLF; ea=h usLi"V fd;k gS fd ;g bykt dksjksuklaØe.k dks rks ugha jksdsxk ysfduxaHkhjrk dks de djus esa enn dj ldrkgSA xksok ljdkj ds bl dne ds ckn^vkbojesfDVu* uked ;g nok ,dk,dppkZ esa vk xbZ gSA gkykafd Hkkjr esa blnok dks igys ls gh QwM ,aM Mªx,MfefuLVªs'ku }kjk eatwjh feyh gqbZ gSvkSj ns'k esa bldk mi;ksx igys ls ghcM+s iSekus ij gks jgk gSA LokLF; ea=ky;rFkk vkbZlh,evkj ds us'kuy dksfoMVkLd QkslZ }kjk Hkh fiNys eghus dksfoMejhtksa ds bykt ds fy, bl nok dks gjh>aMh nh xbZ Fkh] ftlds ckn ls y{k.kfn[krs gh M‚DVj yksxksa dks ;g nok nsjgs gSaA dbZ jkT;ksa dh rks dksfoM fdV esaHkh bl nok dk ftØ gSA M‚DVjksa ds eqrk-fcd ekStwnk dksfoM dky esa ;g laHkor%lokZf/kd fcdus okyh nokvksa esa ls ,dgSA fpfdRldh; lykg ij rks cgqr lkjs,sls yksx] ftudk dksbZ ifjtu dksjksuklaØfer gS] Lo;a laØe.k ls cpus ds fy,bl nok dk dkslZ dj jgs gSa ysfdu ,slsyksxksa dh Hkh deh ugha gS] tks csotg blnok dks [kjhndj vius ?kj esa j[k jgsgSaAgkykafd fo'o LokLF; laxBuvkbojesfDVu ds bLrseky ds f[kykQ gSvkSj xksok ljdkj }kjk bls eatwjh fn,tkus ds ckn mlus fiNys nks eghuksa esa,d ckj fQj nwljh ckj bldk mi;ksxugha djus dh lykg nh gSA njvlymldk dguk gS fd bl nok ds cgqr ls[krjs gSaA xksok ljdkj ds QSlys ds cknMCY;w,pvks dh eq[; oSKkfud M‚- lkSE;kLokehukFku us bl nok ds bLrseky dksysdj psrkouh nsrs gq, dksjksuk ejhtksa dsbykt esa vkbojesfDVu nok dk bLrsekyugha djus dh lykg nh gSA oSls ;g nokcukus okyh teZu dEiuh ^edZ* Hkh ekpZekg esa dg pqdh gS fd çh&DyhfudyLVMht esa dksfoM&19 ds VªhVesaV esa bl

nok ds fpfdRldh; çHkko dk dksbZoSKkfud vk/kkj ugha gSA dEiuh ds mlc;ku dks V~ohV djrs gq, lkSE;k dkdguk gS fd fdlh u, y{k.k esa tc dksbZnok bLrseky djrs gSa rks mldh lqj{kkvkSj vlj dk /;ku j[kuk t:jh gS]blfy, Dyhfudy Vªk;y dks NksM+djdksjksuk ejhtksa dks ;g nok ugha nh tkuhpkfg,Anwljh vksj dqN v/;;uksa esa

vkbojesfDVu dks dksjksuk ok;jl dhxaHkhj egkekjh dks [kRe djus esa lgk;dekuk x;k gSA ,sls gh ,d 'kks/k esa nkokfd;k x;k gS fd vkbojesfDVu dksjksukegkekjh dks [kRe djus esa ennxkjlkfcr gks ldrh gSA ^vesfjdu tuZyv‚Q FksjsI;wfVDl* ds ebZ&twu laLdj.k esaçdkf'kr bl 'kks/k esa vkbojesfDVu dsmi;ksx dks ysdj ,df=r fd, x,vkadM+ksa dh dkQh ckjhdh ls leh{kk djusds ckn ;g fu"d"kZ fudkyk x;kA bl'kks/k ds dsUæ esa tuojh 2021 esa miyC/k27 daVªksYM Vªk;Yl Fks] ftuesa ls 15jSaMekbTM daVªksYM Vªk;Yl FksA 'kks/k dsvuqlkj vkbojesfDVu dk fu;ferbLrseky dksfoM&19 laØe.k ds [krjs dksdkQh de dj ldrk gSA 'kks/k esa ik;kx;k fd vkbojesfDVu ds ç;ksx lsdksfoM&19 ejhtksa ds ok;jy Dyh;jsalvkSj fjdojh esa yxus okyk le; dkQhde gks x;k rFkk e`R;q nj Hkh ?kV xbZAÝaV ykbu dksfoM&19 fØfVdy ds;j

vyk;al ¼,Q,ylhlhlh½ ds v/;{k vkSjeq[; fpfdRlk vf/kdkjh M‚- fi;js dksjhds eqrkfcd mUgksaus bl nok ds miyC/kvkadM+ksa dh O;kid leh{kk dhA mudsvuqlkj dbZ Lrjksa ij dh xbZ leh{kk rFkkMkVk ds v/;;u ds vk/kkj ij dgk tkldrk gS fd bl nok dk bLrseky dksjk-suk ok;jl dh xaHkhj egkekjh dks [kRedjus esa lgk;d lkfcr gks ldrk gSAvkbojesfDVu dh çHkkoksRikndrk dkewY;kadu djus ds fy, djhc <kbZ gtkjjksfx;ksa ij rjg&rjg ds ijh{k.k fd, x,vkSj lHkh v/;;uksa esa ik;k x;k fdvkbojesfDVu ds fu;fer lsou ls dksjk-suk dh pisV esa vkus dk tksf[ke dkQhde fd;k tk ldrk gSA 'kks/k esa 'kkfeyjgs vesfjdk ds bZLV othZfu;k ds iyek-sujh ,aM fØfVdy ds;j esfMflu ds çeq[kiky bZ eSfjd dk dguk gS fd gekjs u,'kks/k ds urhtksa dh xaHkhjrk ls tkap dsckn blesa dksbZ lansg ugha fd dksjksuk dsfy, vkbojesfDVu ,d lqjf{kr fujks/kdvkSj çHkkoh bykt gSAvc ;g Hkh tku ysa fd vkbojesfDVu

vkf[kj gS D;k\ vkbojesfDVu dks O;kid :i ls nqfu;k

dh igyh ,aMksDVkslkbM vFkkZr~ ,aVhiSjklkbV nok ds :i esa tkuk tkrk gS]tks eqag ds tfj;s nh tkrh gS vkSj bldkç;ksx iSjkflfVd laØe.k ds bykt esagksrk gSA

D;k okdbZ dksjksuk laØe.kds bykt esa vkbojesfDVudkjxj lkfcr gksxh \ mÙkj çns'k dh ;ksxh ljdkj ds

'vka[k&dku&ukd* bl le; blh esa yxs gSafd fdl rjg ls tkusyok dksjksuk egkekjhij fot; çkIr dh tk ldsA fdlh Hkhljdkj ds fy, brus yEcs le; rdegkekjh ls eqdkcyk djuk vklku ughagksrk gSA fiNys lky&Ms<+ lky esa dksjksukus lekt vkSj vFkZO;oLFkk dk dkQhuqdlku igqapk;k gSA Hkys gh le; ds lkFkdksjksuk ds ^t[eksa* dh ihM+k dqN de gkstk,] ysfdu ftUgksaus bl egkekjh esa viuksadks [kks;k gS] muds fy, rks dksjksuk dhdM+oh ;knksa dks Hkqykuk vlaHko gh gksxkAu tkusa fdruh ftanfx;ka rckg gks xbZa \fdruksa ds ?kj mtM x,A ljdkj Hkjldç;kl dj jgh gS fd tYn ls tYnfLFkfr;ka lkekU; gks tk,aA dksjksuk ,slhegkekjh gS ftl ij ikj ikuk fdlh Hkhljdkj ds fy, vklku ugha gSA vHkh Hkh dqN jkT;ksa vkSj ftyksa esa bldk

jkSæ :i tkjh gSAegkekjh us gekjh LokLF; lsokvksa dh

iksy [kksdj j[k nh rks bl ckr ds Hkhladsr ns fn, fd ns'k ij pkgs ftruk HkhcM+k ladV ;k vkink D;ksa u vk,] dqNHkz"Vkpkfj;ksa] fj'or[kksjksa vkSj dkykcktkjhdjus okyksa dh lsgr ij bldk dksbZ vljugha iM+rk gSA ladV dh bl ?kM+h esa tcljdkj ls ysdj fofHkUu {ks=ksa ds rekeNksVs&cM+s yksx egkekjh dk eqdkcyk djusds fy, da/ks ls da/kk feykdj lekt vkSjljdkj dks iwjk lg;ksx ns jgs gS] rHkh dqNyksx blesa Hkh iSlk dekus vkSj ekSdkryk'kus esa tqVs gSaA ,sls yksxksa ij ljdkjf'kdatk dl jgh gSA vusd yksx idM+s Hkhtk pqds gSa] ysfdu mu yksxksa dk D;k ftUgsavkink dh bl ?kM+h esa Hkh viuh jktuhfrpedkus dh fpark gSA vkf[kj tc turkdksjksuk egkekjh ls =kfgeke dj jgh gks rcdksbZ usrk bldks viuh fl;klr pedkusdk ekSdk dSls cuk ldrk gSA vc rks ckr;gka rd pyus yxh gS fd if'pe caxkydh dgkuh ;wih esa nksgjkbZ tk,xhA ;gc;ku fdlh lk/kkj.k usrk dk ugha iwoZeq[;ea=h vf[kys'k ;kno dk gS] ftUgsayxrk gS fd caxky esa chtsih dks gkj dklkeuk djuk iM+k gSA tcfd gdhdr ;ggS fd chtsih caxky esa 03 lhVksa ls 77lhVksa ij igqap dj ogka eq[; foi{kh nycu xbZ gSA ;fn ;wih esa Hkh caxky tSlsurhts vk, rks ;gka rks chtsih dks vcdhls pkj lkS ds ikl igqap tkuk pkfg,A ;gge ugha lik çeq[k vf[kys'k ;kno dkpqukoh xf.kr crk jgk gSA loky ;gh gSfd tc djhc&djhc gj ifjokj ;k mldkdksbZ lnL; bl le; dksjksuk ihfM+r gS rksml le; mldh ihM+k dks Hkwydj dksbZikVhZ ;k usrk pquko dh lksp Hkh dSls ldrkgSA lektoknh ikVhZ çeq[k vf[kys'k ;knogksa ;k dkaxzsl dk xka/kh ifjokj vkSj mldsvkxs&ihNs ?kweus okyh ^eaMyh* ds yksxksa dksvxj yxrk gS ;ksxh ljdkj dks ^cnuke*djds og 2022 ds fo/kku lHkk pquko thrldrs gSa rks ;g mudh xyrQgeh gSA vkttSlh dksf'k'ksa ;ksxh dks cnuke fd, tkusdh py jgh gSa] oSlh lkft'ksa xqtjkr ds

eq[;ea=h jgrs ujsUæ eksnh ds f[kykQdkaxzsl }kjk djhc nks n'kd rd eqfge dhrjg pykbZ xbZ Fkha] ftldk usr`RorRdkyhu dkaxzsl v/;{k lksfu;k xka/kh djjgh Fkha] iajrq urhtk D;k jgkA dkaxzslxqtjkr dh lÙkk ls rks eksnh dks gVk ghugha ikbZ] myVs eksnh ç/kkuea=h dh dqlhZij fojkteku gks x, vkSj dkaxzsleksnh&eksnh djrs gq, jlkry esa igqap xbZgSA dqN ,slh gh ifjfLFkfr;ka ;wih esa iSnkdh tk jgh gSaA cl QdZ bruk gS fdxqtjkr esa dkaxzsl ?k`.kk dh jktuhfr dk[ksy] [ksy jgh Fkh vkSj ;wih esa vf[kys'k;kno bldh vxqokbZ dj jgs gSaA vf[kys'kdks ugha Hkwyuk pkfg, fd Hkys gh og lÙkkesa u gksa] ysfdu foi{k esa jgrs gq, Hkh mudhdqN ftEesnkfj;ka gSaAyksdra= esa foi{k dhHkwfedk Hkh y{e.k js[kk dh rjg ls fu/kkZfjrdh xbZ gS] ftldk lHkh fojks/kh nyksa dsusrkvksa dks ikyu djuk pkfg,A ;g ckrvf[kys'k ij Hkh ykxw gksrh gS vkf[kj oglÙkk esa u jgus ds ckotwn tuçfrfuf/k rksgSa gh] bl gSfl;r ls mUgsa turk dkscjxykus dh txg le>kus dk dke djukpkfg, FkkA 'kk;n gh dksbZ fnu ,slk tkrkgksxk tc vf[kys'k lks'ky ehfM;k dsek/;e ls chtsih vkSj eksnh&;ksxh ljdkjdks [kjh [kksVh ugha lqukrs gksaA og dksjksukij jktuhfr djrs gSa] oSDlhu ij lokymBkrs gSaA v‚Dlhtu vkSj nokvksa dh dehij ljdkj dks ?ksjrs gSaA exj vius vki lsugha iwNrs gSa fd og ;ksxh dh rjg ?kj lsckgj fudydj turk ds nq[k&nnZ dksckaVus dk dke D;ksa ugha djrs gSaA vf[kys'k;kno ds fiNys dqN eghuksa dk dk;ZØens[k fy;k tk, rks ;g le>us esa nsjh ughayxsxh fd vf[kys'k ,d&nks ekSdksa dkNksM+dj ?kj ls ckgj fudys gh ugha gSaAfudys Hkh gksaxs rks dHkh iapk;r pquko esaoksV Mkyus ;k fQj ikfjokfjd dkj.kksa lsAoSls blesa dqN u;k Hkh ugha gSa D;ksafdvf[kys'k çns'k dh turk dks oksV cSad lsvf/kd dqN le>rs gh dgka gSa] ;g ckrfdlh ls fNih ugha gSAlÙkk esa jgrs Hkh vf[kys'k turk ls

esy&feyki c<+kuk ;k eqykdkr djuk ilanugha djrs FksA blhfy, mUgsa 2014 dsyksdlHkk pquko ls ysdj 2017 dsfo/kkulHkk pquko vkSj 2019 ds yksdlHkkpquko esa gh ugha] dbZ mi&pqukoksa esa Hkhdjkjh gkj dk lkeuk djuk iM+k FkkA jghckr gky esa lEiUu gq, iapk;r pquko dhrks Hkys gh lektoknh ikVhZ çeq[k vf[kys'k;kno urhtksa dks ysdj turk ds lkeusviuh ihB FkiFkik jgs gksa] ijarq 2021iapk;r pquko ds urhts lektoknh ikVhZ dsfy, fdlh ^vkbZus* ls de ugha gSaA lek-toknh ikVhZ 2016 ds iapk;r pquko rd dkvkadM+k ugha Nw ikbZ gSA ,slk ugha gS fddksjksuk egkekjh ds pyrs ;ksxh ljdkj dhyksdfç;rk dk xzkQ fxjk gS cfYd ;ksxh dhç;klksa dh rjhQ gks jgh gSA ;g rkjhQchtsih ugha vU; jkT;ksa dh gkbZdksVZ dj jgsgSaA fons'kksa rd esa ;ksxh ds dke djus dsrjhds dh ppkZ gS] yksx ;ksxh ds egkekjhls fuiVus ds rkSj&rjhds ls dkQh [kq'k gSaA

tSls eksnh dks xqtjkr esa ?ksjus dheqfge pyh Fkh oSlk gh vfHk;ku ;ksxhds f[kykQ pyk;k tk jgk


,d rjQ tgka ns'kHkj esadksjksuk laØferksa dhla[;k /khjs&/khjs de gksusyxh gS] ogha nwljh vksjdksjksuk ls Bhd gks jgsdqN ejhtksa ij nwljk cM+k[krjk eaMjk jgk gSAnjvly fofHkUu jkT;ksa esaCySd Qaxl¼E;wdksfeZdksfll½ dsekeyksa esa yxkrkj o`f) gksjgh gS vkSj vka[kksa ls czsurd rsth ls QSy jgs bllaØe.k ds dkj.k yksxksadh tku tk jgh gSA dksjk-suk ij thr ntZ dj pqdslSadM+ksa yksx CySd Qaxlds f'kdkj gks pqds gSa]ftuesa ls dqN dh vka[kksadh jks'kuh pyh xbZ gS rksdqN dh ekSr gks xbZAgfj;k.kk esa rks ljdkj}kjk vc bls vf/klwfprjksx ?kksf"kr dj fn;k x;kgSA njvly CySd Qaxl'kjhj esa cgqr rsth lsQSyrk gS] ftlls vka[kksadh jks'kuh pyh tkrh gSvkSj dbZ ekeyksa esa ekSrsaHkh gks jgh gSaA dksjksuklaØe.k ds dkj.k ;g jksxvf/kd [krjukd gks x;kgS] blhfy, ljdkj }kjkvc psrkouh nsrs gq, dgkx;k gS fd CySd Qaxl lscpus dh t:jr gS D;ksafdblds dkj.k dksjksuk lsgksus okyh ekSrksa dkvkadM+k c<+ jgk gSA uhfrvk;ksx ds lnL; M‚- oh-ds- i‚y ds eqrkfcd ;gjksx gksus dh laHkkouk rcT;knk gksrh gS] tc dksfoMejhtksa dks LVsj‚;M fn,tk jgs gksa vkSj e/kqesgjksxh dks blls lokZf/kd[krjk gS] blfy, LVsj‚;M

ftEesnkjh ls fn, tkuspkfg,a vkSj e/kqesg dksfu;af=r fd;k tkuk t:jhgS D;ksafd blls e`R;q njdk tksf[ke c<+ tkrk gSAM‚- iky dk ;g Hkh dgukgS fd bl chekjh ls dSlsyM+uk gS] vHkh blds ckjsesa T;knk tkudkjh ugha gSD;ksafd ;g ,d mHkjrh gqbZleL;k gSA E;wdksfeZdksfllpsgjs] ukd] vka[k rFkkefLr"d dks çHkkfor djldrk gS] tks QsQM+ksa esa HkhQSy ldrk gS vkSj bllsvka[k dh jks'kuh Hkh tkldrh gSAoSls vHkh rd ds ekeyksa

dk v/;;u djus ls ;gckr rks Li"V gks xbZ gS fdCySd Qaxl uked chekjhds lcls T;knk ekeys ,slsdksjksuk ejhtksa esa gh ns[kusdks fey jgs gSa] ftUgsat:jr ls T;knk LVsj‚;Mnh xbZ gksaA bl laca/k esadqN M‚DVjksa dk dguk gSfd ;fn ejht dkv‚Dlhtu ysoy 90 dsvklikl gS vkSj mls dkQhLVsj‚;M fn;k tk jgk gSrks ^CySd Qaxl* bldk,d lkbM bQSDV gksldrk gSA ,slk ejht vxj dksfoM

laØe.k ls Bhd Hkh gkstk, ysfdu CySd Qaxldk f'kdkj gks tk, rkschekjh dks 'kh?kz Mk;Xuksldj mldk rqjar bykt'kq: ugha djus ij tkutkus dk [krjk jgrk gSAvkbZlh,evkj us Hkh QaxlbaQSD'ku dk irk yxkus dsfy, tkap dh lykg nsrsgq, dgk gS fd dksjksukejht CySd Qaxl dsy{k.kksa dh vuns[kh u djsavkSj y{k.k gksus ijfpfdRld ls ijke'kZ djsa]lkFk gh y{k.k feyus ijLVsj‚;M dh ek=k dedjus ;k can djus dk Hkhlq>ko fn;k x;k gSALokLF; ea=h M‚- g"kZo/kZudk dguk gS fd ;fn yksxksaesa bl chekjh dks ysdjtkx:drk gks vkSj'kq#vkr esa gh y{k.kksa dhigpku dj yh tk, rkschekjh dks tkuysok gksusls jksdk tk ldrk gSA bllaØe.k dk irk lhVhLdSu ds tfj;s yxk;k tk

ldrk gS vkSj fQygky^,EQksVsfjflu* uked Mªxdk blds bykt esabLrseky fd;k tk jgkgSACySd Qaxl ,slk QaxybaQSD'ku gS] tks dksjksukok;jl ds dkj.k 'kjhj esafVªxj gksrk gS] ftlsvkbZlh,evkj us ,slhnqyZHk chekjh ekuk gS] tks'kjhj esa cgqr rsth lsQSyrh gS vkSj mu yksxksa esaT;knk ns[kus dks fey jghgS] tks dksjksuk laØfergksus ls igys fdlh vU;chekjh ls xzLr Fks ;k ftuyksxksa dh bE;qfuVh csgndetksj gSA igys ls LokLF;

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çeq[k y{k.kksa dh ckr djsarks cq[kkj] rst fljnnZ]

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ejht ds bykt dk vkSlr[kpZ djhc nl gtkj #i;sgSA CySd Qaxl dk'kq:vkrh pj.k esa gh irkpyus ij lkbul dhltZjh ds tfj;s bls Bhdfd;k tk ldrk gS] ftlij djhc rhu yk[k #i;srd [kpZ gks ldrk gSysfdu chekjh c<+us ij czsuvkSj vka[kksa dh ltZjh dht:jr iM+ ldrh gS]ftlds ckn bykt dkQhegaxk gks tkrk gS vkSjejht dh vka[kksa dh jks'kuh[kRe gksus rFkk tku tkusdk Hkh [krjk c<+ tkrk gSAdqN ejhtksa dk ÅijhtcM+k vkSj dHkh&dHkkjvka[k Hkh fudkyuh iM+tkrh gSACySd Qaxl laØe.k ls

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fpark dk lcc curs tk jgs gSa ns'k esaCySd Qaxl jksx ds c<+rs ekeys


2010 esa lq'khy us jk"VªeaMy [ksyksa esaLo.kZ ind thrk Fkk vkSj mls LVsfM;e esafrjaxk >aMk ygjkrs ns[k lkxj ds fny esaHkh igyoku cuus dh gljr iSnk gqbZAmlus liuk ns[kk Fkk---,d fnu og Hkh,sls gh ns'k dk uke jks'ku djsxkA cpiusds lkjs 'kkSd dks njfdukj dj egt 15o"kZ dh vk;q esa og esjs lkFk fnYyh dsN=lky LVsfM;e igqap x;kA lq'khyblds fy, vkn'kZ FkkA lkxj us tctwfu;j us'kuy esa xksYM thrk rks eq>syxk fd ,d fnu og Hkh varjjk"Vªh; Lrjij pedsxkA ysfdu ,slk gks u ldkA mlsihV&ihVdj ekj Mkyk x;k vkSj gR;k dkvkjksi yxk Hkh rks fdl ij\ mlh lq'khyij tks mldk vkn'kZ FkkA eSa vkt mlhiy dks dksl jgk gwa tc lq'khy dks ns[klkxj us Hkh igyokuh dh Bkuh FkhA" ;s,d firk ds 'kCn gSa ftUgksaus viuk csVk[kks;kA ,d nSfud v[kckj ls ckr djrsgq, firk dk nnZ Nydk vkSj balkQ dhvkl esa ifjokj dk lcz Hkh tokc nsrkutj vk;kA vkt dh dgkuh ,d ,sls jslyj fd gS

ftlus ,d ckj ugha cfYd nks&nks ckjvksyafid dk esMy vius uke dj pqdkgSA dq'rh dh nqfu;k dk uk;d cuus esamls lkyksa yxs ysfdu dqN g¶rksa ds var-jky esa ogha uk;d [kyuk;d cu pqdk gSAml ij vius gh twfu;j igyoku dhgR;k dk vkjksi gSA nqfu;k ftls pkSafi;ujslyj ds rkSj ij tkurh Fkh oks xSaxLVjFkk\ ;s vkjksi yxk jgk gS ml mHkjrs;qok jslyj lkxj /ku[kM+ dk ifjokjftldh gR;k dk vkjksi lq'khy dqekj ijgSA ogh lq'khy dqekj ftuds LVkjMe dsNkao ds uhps ns'k ds ;qok igyokuvksyafid esMy thrus dk liuk ns[krsgSaA ,d ,slk igyoku ftlus 56 o"kZ dsbartkj dks lekIr djds o"kZ 2008 esa ns'kds fy, dkaL; ind thrkA 2012 dsvksyafid [ksyksa esa flYoj esMy thrkAftls jk"Vªifr }kjk lky 2011 esa in~e Jhls lEekfur fd;k x;kA 4 ebZ dks nsjjkr N=lky LVsfM;e esa dqN ,slk gqvkftlus Hkkjrh; dq'rh bfrgkl dks ghiyVdj j[k fn;kA ftl dq'rh ls Hkkjrdks vksyafid esa esMy feyrk jgk vktmlh dq'rh ds v[kkM+s esa [kwuh nkx yxx;k gSA blesa fdlh vkSj dk ugha cfYdnks ckj ds vksyafid fouj lq'khy dqekjdk uke lkeus vk jgk gSA lq'khy ijvius gh lkFkh igyoku dh gR;k dkvkjksi gS vkSj oks [kqn fxj¶rkjh ds Mjls Hkkxs&Hkkxs fQj jgsA dHkh nqfu;k esans'k dk uke jks'ku djus okys lq'khyvkt eksLV okaVsM jslyj gSaA bl dgkuhesa dSls] D;ksa tSls dbZ loky vkids euesa gksaxsA iqfyl us fd;k fxj¶rkjlq'khy dqekj vkSj muds lkFkh vt;

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lkxj /ku[kM+ dh ekSr ds ihNs dk lpvkjksi gS fd 4 ebZ 2021 dh rkjh[k dks

jkr ds 11 cts ds djhc lq'khy dqekjvkSj dqN vU; igyokuksa }kjk "Vªh;jkt/kkuh ds N=lky LVsfM;e ifjlj esadfFkr :i ls dh x;h ekjihV esa lkxjdh ekSr gks x;h Fkh] ogha lkxj ds nksLrlksuw rFkk vfer dqekj ?kk;y gks x;sAihfM+rksa dk vkjksi gS fd >xM+s ds le;lq'khy ogka ekStwn FkkA iqfyl ds eqrkfcdbl fookn esa lq'khy dqekj] vt;] fçalnyky] lksuw] lkxj] vfer vkSj vU; yksx'kkfey FksA iqfyl us bl laca/k esa Hkkjrh;naM lafgrk vkSj vkeZ~l ,DV dh fofHkUu/kkjkvksa ds rgr ekeyk ntZ dj fy;k gSAiqfyl gfj;k.kk ds >Ttj ds jgus okysfçal nyky ¼24½ dks igys gh idM+ pqdhgSA iqfyl ds vuqlkj lq'khy dqekj dsgR;k esa 'kkfey gksus ds Bksl lcwr gSaA fnYyh iqfyl us ?kksf"kr fd;k 1 yk[k

dk bZukefnYyh iqfyl us N=lky LVsfM;e

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fnYyh dh vnkyr us budkj dj fn;kAvfrfjä l= U;k;k/kh'k txnh'k dqekj uslq'khy dqekj dks jkgr ugha nhA nks ckj

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N=lky LVsfM;elq'khy dqekj ds lQyrk dh dgkuh Hkh

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fdyksxzke oxZ esa nkosnkjh is'k djus dsfy, ujflag ;kno vkSj lq'khy dqekj dschp dM+h VDdj FkhA lq'khy vksyafidDo‚fyQk;lZ esa fgLlk ugha ys ik, FksAujflag us Hkkjr ds fy, dksVk LFkkugkfly fd;kA ysfdu lq'khy dqekj usvnkyr esa ekeys dks pqukSrh nhA ysfduujflag us dksVZ dh ;s tax thrhA ysfdufQj oks Mksi fookn esa Qal x,A ml oäujflag us vkjksi yxk, Fks fd mUgsavksyafid esa tkus ls jksdus ds fy, ;slkft'k jph xbZA mUgksaus [kkus&ihus esafeykoV dks ysdj lq'khy dqekj ijvkjksi yxk, FksA

lq'khy dqekj: eksLV lDlslQqy jslyj lseksLV okaVsM vkjksih cuus dh iwjh dgkuh

vkt dh dgkuh ,d ,sls jslyj fd gS ftlus ,d ckj ughacfYd nks&nks ckj vksyafid dk esMy vius uke dj pqdk gSAdq'rh dh nqfu;k dk uk;d cuus esa mls lkyksa yxs ysfdudqN g¶rksa ds varjky esa ogha uk;d [kyuk;d cu pqdk gSAml ij vius gh twfu;j igyoku dh gR;k dk vkjksi gSA


ns'kHkj esa dksjksuk oSDlhus'ku vfHk;ku'kq: fd;k tk pqdk gSA bl nkSjku dbZyksxksa us oSDlhu yxok yh gS rks dqN vHkhHkh ckdh gSaA buesa ,sls Hkh yksx gSa tksoSDlhu ds ckn gksus okyh leL;k ls?kcjkdj bls yxokuk Vkyuk pkgrs gSaAbUgsa Mj gS fd blls mudh lsgr ijfdlh rjg dk dksbZ cqjk çHkko u gks tk,Adsaæh; LokLF; ea=ky; dh xkbMykbal dsvuqlkj Vhdk yxokus ls igys dqNlkekU; ckrksa dk /;ku j[kuk t:jh gSAogha] M‚DVlZ Hkh dgrs gSa fd ftu yksxk-sa dks dqN leL;k,a gSa mUgsa dksjksukoSDlhus'ku ls igys M‚DVj ls lykgt:j djuh pkfg,A vkt ge vkidks blhls lacaf/kr tkudkjh nsus tk jgs gSa fddkSu&dkSu lh leL;k ds nkSjku gesaoSDlhu yxokus ls igys M‚DVj ls lykgdjuh pkfg,\ vkb, tkurs gSa--- dksjksuk i‚ftfVo u yxok,a oSDlhu dksjksuk i‚ftVho ejht dks dksjksukoSDlhu ugha yxokuh pkfg,A gkykafd] tksblds laØe.k ls lgh gks pqds gSa oks ;soSDlhu yxok ldrs gSaA tks yksx xaHkhjrkSj ij chekj gSa ;k g‚fLiVy esa HkrhZ gSamudks Hkh dksjksuk oSDlhu u yxkus dhlykg nh xbZ gSA

fdlh rjg ds VªhVesaV ;k nokbZ ysus iju ysa oSDlhuvxj vkidk dksbZ bykt py jgk gS ;kvki fdlh chekjh dh nokbZ [kkrs gSa rksoSDlhu yxokus ls igys ,d ckj viusM‚DVj ls lykg t:j ysaA fcuk lykgfd, oSDlhu yxokuk vkids fy, leL;k[kM+k dj ldrk gSA'kqxj] gkbZ ;k yks CyM çs'kj dh leL;kgksus ijvxj vki Mk;fcVht] gkbZ CyM çs'kj ;kyks CyM çs'kj ds is'ksaV gSa rks dksjksukVhdk yxokus ls igys M‚DVj ls t:jlaidZ djsaA vkidks bl ckr dk [kkl[;ky j[kuk gS fd 'kqxj vkSj cYM çs'kjnksuksa ukseZy gks] rHkh Vhdk yxokus dsfy, tk,aAxHkZorh ;k Lruiku djkus okyh efgyk,au ysa oSDlhuM‚DVj ds vuqlkj xHkZorh efgyk ;kLruiku djkus okyh efgykvksa dks Hkhdksjksuk oSDlhu u yxokus dh lykg nhxbZ gSA crk nsa fd vHkh rd xHkZorh ;knw/k fiykus okyh efgykvksa ij dksfo'khYMvkSj dksoSDlhu dks ysdj fdlh rjg dkdksbZ Vªk;y ugha fd;k x;k gSA bldsvykok Hkkjrh; oSDlhu daiuh dh ekusa rks

;s oSDlhu xHkZorh ;k Lruiku djkus okyhefgykvksa ds fy, lqjf{kr ugha gSA,ythZ gksus ij Vhdk yxkus ls cpsavxj vkidks fdlh pht ;k [kkuiku ls,ythZ gks tkrh gS rks oSDlhu yxokus lsigys M‚DVj ls lykg djsaA blds vykokvxj dksjksuk oSDlhu dh igyh Mkstyxokus ds ckn dksbZ ,ythZ ;k leL;kgqbZ gS rks nwljh Mkst ls igys M‚DVj lst:j lykg djsaA'kjkc ihrs gSa rks oSDlhu ls igys j[ksabldk /;ku'kjkc ihus okyksa ij oSDlhu dk dSlkvlj gks ldrk gS bldk dksbZ MsVk lkeusugha vk;k gSA gkykafd] 'kjkc ls bE;qfuVhij cqjk vlj gksrk gS tks bls detksj cuknsrh gSA ,sls esa M‚DVj ds vuqlkj oSDlhuyxokus ds djhc ,d g¶rs igys vkSj ckn'kjkc dk lsou ugha djuk pkfg,A bu rRoksa ls ,ythZ gksus ij M‚DVlZ lsdjsa lykgdksfo'khYM oSDlhu esa dbZ rjg ds rRoekStwn gSaA tSls& eSXuhf'k;e],y&fgfLVMhu gkbMªksDyksjkbM] DyksjkbMgsDlk gkbMªsV vkfn rRo gSaA vxj vkid-ks buesa ls fdlh rRo ls ,ythZ gS ;k fQjVhdk yxokus ls ,ythZ gks tkrh gS rks

dksjksuk oSDlhu yxokus ls igys M‚DVj lslykg djsaAdksjksuk oSDlhus'ku ds ckn fn[k ldrs gSa;s y{k.kvxj dksfo'khYM oSDlhu yxus okyh txgij lwtu ;k nnZ gks ;k fQj fljnnZ]cspkSuh] pDdj vkus dh leL;k] cq[kkj]tksM+ksa ;k 'kjhj esa nnZ] tqdke gksus tSlhleL;k gks rks ?kcjk, ughaA ,d&nks fnuls T;knk fnuksa rd vxj bu esa ls dksbZleL;k gks jgh gks rks M‚DVj ls t:jlaidZ djsaA vki pkgsa rks gsYi MsLd dsVksy Ýh uacj 18001200124 ij laidZ djdksfo'khYM oSDlhu ls tqM+h tkudkjh ysldrs gSaA,d gh daiuh dh yxokuh pkfg, nksuksaMkstlcls igys vkidks bl ckr dk [kkl/;ku j[kuk gS fd vkius ftl daiuh dhigyh Mkst yxokbZ gS] nwljh Mkst Hkhmlh daiuh dh gksuh pkfg,A njvly]Hkkjr esa lhje baLVhVîwV dh dksfo'khYMoSfdlh vkSj Hkkjr ck;ksVsd dh dksoSfDluds ç;ksx dh vuqefr nh xbZ gSA blfy,vxj vkius igyh Mkst dksoSfDlu dhyxokbZ gS rks nwljh Mkst Hkh blh dhyxokuh pkfg,A

Vhdk yxkus ls igys ns[k ysa dgha vkidks;g leL;k rks ugha] M‚DVj ls djsa lykg

etcwr nkar vkSj elwM+s ukflQZ vkidks vPNh rjg ls[kkus cfYd vius euilanvkgkj dks [kkus dh Hkhvktknh nsrs gSaA gkykafdle; ds lkFk nkarksa dh dbZrjg dh leL;kvksa dklkeuk djuk iM+ ldrk gSvkSj fQj vkidks dqN Hkh[kkus-ihus esa leL;k gksldrh gSA ysfdu vxj vkivius nkarksa dk lgh rjg ls[;ky j[krs gSa rks bllsvkidks yacs le; rd viusnkarksa dks etcwr cuk, j[kusesa enn feyrh gSA rkspfy, vkt bl ys[k esa gevkidks dqN ,sls vklkumik; crk jgs gSa] ftUgsaviukdj vki vius nkarksadks LoLFk o etcwr cukldrs gSa-t:j djsa ued ds xjkjsMsafVLV crkrs gSa fd nkarksa

o elwM+ksa ds csgrj LokLF;ds fy, xquxqus ikuh esaued Mkydj xjkjs djukcsgn vko';d gSA [kklrkSjls] efgykvksa dks rksgkeksZuy cnykoksa ds dkj.knkarksa o elwM+ksa dh dbZleL;kvksa dk lkeuk djuk

iM+rk gS] ysfdu vxj og[kkuk [kkus ds ckn xquxqusikuh esa ued Mkydj xjkjsdjrh gSa rks fQj mUgsa dHkhHkh M‚DVj ds ikl tkus dhukScr ugha vk,xhA bldsvykok] xjkjs djus ls nkarksads chp esa Qalk gqvk HkkstuHkh vklkuh ls fudy tkrkgS vkSj nkar LoLFk curs gSaAjkr esa t:j djsa cz'kMsafVLV ds vuqlkj] yksx

lqcg esa rks cz'k djrs gSa]ysfdu jkr dks lksus lsigys bl t:jh LVsi dksfLdi dj nsrs gSaA gkykafd;g Hkh mruk gh t:jh gSAfcLrj ij tkus ls igys cz'kdjus ls iwjs fnu tek gksusokys dhVk.kqvksa vkSj Iysd lsNqVdkjk feyrk gS vkSj nkarvf/kd LoLFk curs gSaA

lgh rjg ls djsa cz'knkarksa ds LokLF; ds fy,

flQZ cz'k djuk gh i;kZIrugha gSA vki fdl rjg lscz'k djrs gSa] ;g Hkh mrukgh egRoiw.kZ gSA okLro esalgh rjg ls cz'k uk djukokLro esa cz'k uk djus dsgh leku gSA blfy,VwFkcz'k djrs le; viusnkarksa ij ldqZyj eks'ku esabls ?kqek,a vkSj Iysd dksfjewo djsaAthHk dks uk djsa utj-

vankttc vki VwFkcz'k dj jgs

gSa rks ;g t:jh gS fd vkiviuh thHk ij Hkh mruk gh/;ku nsaA vDlj Iysdvkidh thHk ij Hkh tek gkstkrs gSaA blds dkj.k ukflQZ eqag ls nqxaZ/k vkrh gS]

dqN bl rjg djsa vius nkarksa dhns[kHkky] ges'kk jgsaxs etcwr

T;knkrj yksxksa dk ;s gh loky jgrkgS fd vkf[kj c‚yhoqM ,DVªsl vius psgjsij D;k yxkrh gSa tks mudh Ropk bruhT;knk nedrh gS\ vxj vkidk Hkh ;s ghlkspuk gS rks vkidks crk nsa fd vf/käjc‚yhoqM ,sDVªsl ds ikl le; dh dkQhdeh gksrh gS] ,sls esa oks ,sls&,slsçksMDV~l dh ryk'k esa jgrh gSa ftllsVkbe de vkSj fjtYV T;knk utj vk,AbUgha esa ls ,d rjhdk foVkfeu&bZ dk Hkhekuk tkrk gS] tks c‚yhoqM ,DVªsl ds chppfpZr gSA c‚yhoqM vfHkus=h vfFk;k 'ksêh us Hkh

vius baLVkxzke ij ,d ohfM;ksa lk>kfd;k] ftlesa mUgksaus foVkfeu bZ dh[kwfc;ka vkSj fof/k ds ckjs esa crk;k gSAcrk nsa fd foVfeu&bZ dk mi;ksx dsoypsgjs ds fy, gh ugha cfYd ckyksa ds fy,Hkh dkQh Qk;nsean ekuk tkrk gSA

vkt ge vkidks blh ds ckjs esa [kkltkudkjh nsus tk jgs gSa] vkb, tkurs gSablls gksus okys Qk;ns vkSj mi;ksx dhfof/k…C;wVh ,DliVZ~l dgrs gSa fd Ropk ;k

ckyksa dh ns[kHkky ds fy, foVkfeu bZdkQh Qk;nsean gksrk gSA foVkfeu bZ ,dvko';d iks"kd rRo gS tks lhM~l] gjhlCth] uV~l lesr dqN vU; [kk| inkFkksaZesa çk—frd rkSj ij ik;k tkrk gSA

blfy, ;s Ropk dh ns[kHkky ds fy, Hkhyksxksa ds chp esa dbZ o"kksaZ ls yksdfç;jgk gSA blesa ekStwn ,aVh&ba¶ysesVjh vkSj,aVhv‚DlhMsaV xq.k Ropk vkSj cky nksuk-sa ds fy, csgn ykHkdkjh gksrk gSAgkykafd] bldk dSls bLrseky djukpkfg, ;s tkuuk dkQh t:jh gSA,sls djsa foVkfeu bZ ds dSIlwy dk

bLrsekyfoVkfeu bZ dk dSIlwy vkidks vklkuh

ls fdlh Hkh esfMdy 'k‚i ij feytk,xkA blds ,d dSIlwy dks chp lsdkV ysa vkSj blesa ls fudyus okys rsydks vius Qsl iSd] cknke rsy] ukfj;yrsy] ,syksosjk tsy ;k fQj c‚Mh y‚'ku esafeykdj vius psgjs ij yxk ysaA bldsvykok vki pkgsa rks bls lh/ks viuh Ropkij Hkh yxk ldrs gSaA,sls feysxk xtc dk fu[kkjfoVkfeu bZ ds dSIlwy dk ç;ksx Qsl

lhje ds rkSj ij Hkh fd;k tk ldrk gSAblls psgjs ij jsfM,saV Xyks feyrk gSAcsgrjhu Qk;ns ds fy, bldk bLrsekyjkr dks lksus ls igys dj ldrs gSaAblds fy, dSIlwy dks chp ls [kksysa vkSjblesa ls fudyus okys rsy dks psgjs ijyxkdj elkt dj ysaA bl rjg lsyxkrkj ,d lIrkg rd djus ij vkidkpsgjk nedus yxsxkA

foVkfeu&bZ dk dSIlwy gS cM+sdke dk] bl otg ls c‚yhoqM,DVªsl ds chp Hkh pfpZr!


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TP NEWS: Strongly countering the newsarticle titled “J&KSSB fails todeclare result of fast-trackrecruitment of class IV postseven after two months”, pub-lished by one of dailies ofKashmir yesterday, the Jammuand Kashmir Service SelectionBoard (JKSSB) today clarifiedthat the written examinations forUT, Divisional and District cadreclass-IV posts was conducted on27th, 28th February and 1stMarch, 2021 in multiple batchesin which 3.28 lakh candidatesappeared.

The Board further explainedthat subsequently it called uponthese candidates to indicate theirorder of preference for allotmentagainst UT, divisional and dis-trict cadre vacancies up to 1st ofApril, 2021 which was extendedmultiple times up to 2nd May,2021 due to extremely poorresponse of the candidates.Despite giving multiple opportu-nities, only 1.37 lakh candidatesopted to give preferences afterwhich the Board decided to pro-ceed further. It was absolutelynecessary to give adequateopportunity to candidates at thisjuncture, to avoid legal complica-cies later, at the time of allocation

of cadres/posts.Also, due topoor response of candidates inindicating their order of prefer-ence for allotment against saidvacancies, surge in COVID-19cases across the UT, impositionof Corona lockdown and Healthconsiderations, seamless work-ing of the Board, including final-ization of result for Class IVposts, got affected. Besides, it is acomplex template being opera-tionalized first time and the sheernumber of the candidates is alsoprohibitive, which are bound totake reasonable time even in bestof the circumstances. Moreover,the Result preparation is beingcarried out at multiple locationsbeyond the borders of J&K whichwere severely affected due toCOVID-19 pandemic. All thesefactors have to be taken into con-sideration before jumping to anyconclusion.The Board has strong-ly condemned those vested inter-ests who use social media plat-forms and other digital modes topropagate and promote false andmisleading information againstthe Services Selection Board.

All such vile attempts to sullythe image of a credible andreputed institution like JKSSBwill be dealt with suitably as perlaw as the Board and its officers

reserve the right to seek legalaction against any unsubstantiat-ed, false, misleading and deroga-tory information that is beingspread through any media.Needless to mention that theServices Selection Board and itsChairman on multiple occasionshave made fervent appeal topublic as well as the aspirants tobeware of unscrupulous ele-ments and also bring any suchattempts immediately to theknowledge of the Board authori-ties for necessary action underlaw.The Board has set higheststandards of transparency andprobity in recruitments in recenttimes, by conducting largest everwritten examinations in the his-tory of Jammu and Kashmir in ahassle-free and successful man-ner. We may err but not exploit,is the dictum being followed bythe Services Selection Board.

It is also important for generalpublic and aspirants to appreci-ate that after the constitutionalchanges of 5th August, 2019, andsubsequent amendments carriedout in March 2020, in the Jammuand Kashmir Civil Services(Decentralization andRecruitment) Act, 2010, we havetransitioned to a new legalframework wherein radically

reformed templates of recruit-ment, with new methods andprocedures have been intro-duced. A natural corollary ofthese legal changes is the need tomake variety of new rules andstatutory provisions by variousauthorities in the Government,which by nature, is a time-con-suming process. Lots of amend-ments in rules/orders havealready been notified by variousGovernment Departments, par-ticularly the GeneralAdministration Department, andsome more are in the pipelineand shall be notified in duecourse.As a consequence, there-of, on many occasions, theServices Selection Board has tooperate within grey area, till thenecessary amendments in statu-tory provisions and rules takeplace.The Board in this new andreformed environment is doing atrendsetting work which will beeasier to follow in the days tocome.The Board also termed thecomparison made in the newswith result of PM Package postssaying that it is totally baselessand uncanny manipulated just tomislead the readers. The result ofClass IV posts is under processand will be notified at appropri-ate time, the Board affirmed.

JKSSB counters news regarding delayin declaring result of class IV

Newly establishedRT-PCR Lab startsfunction at MCHGandhi NagarTP NEWS: The newly established RT-PCR Lab started functionat Maternal and Child careHospital, Gandhi NagarJammu on Friday.

It is the 7th COVID test-ing molecular diagnosticlab in Jammu region estab-lished and mentored bythe Department of micro-biology, GovernmentMedical CollegeJammu.On the first day,317 tests were done and 40samples were found posi-tive. The lab has a capacityof thousand tests per daywhich can be increased to2000 tests per day as perthe requirement

Under the guidance ofDr. Shashi SudhanSharma, Principal GMCJammu and PrincipalInvestigator and NodalOfficer of VRDL ICMR-DHR LAB, theDepartment of Microb iol-ogy has increased the test-ing of COVID-19 samplesmanifold during the last 6months. Dr. Sudhan saidthat these Covid-19 testingfacilities will help to rampup testing capacity in theJammu region.

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