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Adv Qammar Choudhary conducted an extensive tour of Block Manjakote, Checked Schools, PHC's, inspects ongoing Developmental Works and address several public meetings.

Rajouri: 16-09-2017

  Rajouri on his extensive tour of Border belt Block Manjakote, PDP State General Secratery MLA Rajouri Qammar Hussain Choudhary, firstly attended the Public meeting at Gambhir Brahamna where he listened and solved the grievances of public and then he visited to Govt high School Gallooti to check the proper  functioning of school and availability of staff.
One local Mr Khadim Hussain thanked to MLA Rajouri for his great effort to bring back the Examination centre for 10th class students which had been shifted by the Education department, some locals also apprised to MLA Rajouri about the non availability of Math teacher in said school, he promised for the immediate posting of Math teacher.
he while expressing dissatisfaction over the non availability of staff in Dispensary Galloti  and in PHC Gambhir Mughlan said that its very unfortunate that the building have been constructed but availability of staff have not been made which is totally wrong he while assuring to public that immediately the staff will be provided to these centres.
 Latter, the MLA took the grievances of public related to development work in the area and passed the direction to concern authority for the early completion of projects so the people could get benefit properly.
Other party workers and  leaders who were accompanied with him prominent among       Senior PDP Leader Mushtaq Bhat, Zonal President Iqbal Shah, Block President Manjakote Saleem Khan, Block President Plangar Javid Mirza, Molvi Mohd Jameel, Zabir Choudhary, Farooq Ahmed, Rashid Raja, Adv Usman Choudhary, Bavu Hussain, Haji Slam Din, Ghani Ch Visited at the house Mehmood Ahmed PA to DC Rajouri who along with other family members were died during a tragic accident at Narian to pray the Fatehkhawani of deceased souls.

Rohingya's will have to go back: Dr. Jitendra Singh

NEW DELHI: Minister of State (MoS) for Prime Minister's Office Jitendra Singh, in a blatant statement, on Tuesday asserted that the Rohingya Muslims will have to leave India. Nullifying ambiguity in the regard, Singh said that New Delhi has always maintained its stand that the Rohingya's will have to return to their land. "It is more than obvious and the home ministry has time and again reiterated that India's position as far as Rohingya sentiments are concerned is clear, they have to go back," said Singh. Singh further said that even the Rohingyas, who have illegally settled in the state of Jammu and Kashmir, will have to migrate back. "This also equally applies to the Rohingyas, who have got illegally settled in different parts of Kashmir including Jammu and Kashmir and I am sure there is no ambiguity about it," said Singh. Earlier in the day, Minister of State (MoS) Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju shunned reports of Centre cracking whip over Rohingyas Muslim in regard with their deportation and said that no other nation has accepted refugees as India. Rijiju said that India will not use force for deportation, rather will follow legal procedure in the connection. Two Rohingya Muslim refugees yesterday urged the Supreme Court to direct the central government not to deport them to Myanmar. Two Rohingya Muslim refugees, Mohammad Sallimullah and Mohammad Shakir, who had knocked the doors of the apex court in the regard, on Tuesday told the court that they would face certain death on being deported to Myanmar. The two petitioners are residing at Madanpur Khadar. Earlier, representing Sallimullah and Shakir advocate Prashant Bhushan asserted that such a move would be unconstitutional as the apex court had repeatedly ruled, as in the case of Chakma refugees, that it was the cardinal duty of the Union Government to protect refugees who leave their own country because of persecution at the hands of state authorities. Bhushan had apprised the court that approximately 40,000 Rohingya Muslims residing in India were registered with the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). The Rohingyas fled to India after violence in the Western Rakhine State of Myanmar.

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student of GDC Rajouri were protesting on death of a student due to failure of Doctors

Today:shahnawaz chowdhary :-Hon'ble MLA Rajouri Adv Qammar Choudhary Choudhary Reached on spot at Kheora where student of GDC Rajouri were protesting on death of a student due to failure of Doctors . Sources said They failed to provide even ambulance for student. Qammar Choudhary prayed for departed soul .

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#may_their_soul_RIP
My best friend not only frnd but my big  bhai( Irfan Chouhan)  #mother #passed away yet their journey 2 da next world starts now (to Allah we belong and to Him we return).#
An irreparable loss to whole family .. such a #kind #caring #supportive lady i nvr ever  smet.. Death is a reality...but we forget about it...it's only when we see someone #dying, taking their  #breath, lying there #motionless...only then the reality hits us.
#May_Allah have mercy on them n #forgive all her sins and  granted her jannah. Allha give patience to the whole family.
LET'S #PREPARE FOR OUR TURN. Ya Allah, help us become good muslims!
#we_ollshouldprayfrtheirdepartedsoulrestinpeace
#aameen

*Mysterious blast near BJP office creates panic in city's Jawahar Nagar* shahnawaz chowdhary/

*Mysterious blast near BJP office creates panic in city's Jawahar Nagar*

Srinagar, August 19:  A mysterious blast near the office of ruling Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) created panic here at Jawahar Nagar area of city on Saturday evening.

A police official told news agency GNS that a mysterious explosion near J-2 quarter which houses BJP office at Jawahar Nagar this evening and resulted in fear and panic in the area.

He said the area houses residences of senior politicians of various political parties and it is not clear what caused the explosion.

A police party led by SHO Rajbagh has been dispatched to the spot to asses the situation and ascertain the facts. When contacted SHO Rajbagh, Ghulam Moihuddin, he said that the explosion was not caused by grenade.

"I am on spot and the nature of blast is being ascertained. However it was not a grenade explosion because such no damage has occurred," the SHO added.

Sources said no loss of life or injury has occurred in the explosion.(GNS)

Girls From Anjuman Islam College Take A Selfie On The Occasion Of #Independence_Day, In Mumbai

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Chandigarh Girl, 12, Raped On Way To School For Independence Day Event

The minor's rape in Chandigarh comes just days after women in the city directly administered by the Union Home Ministry held a candle-light march to assert their right to access public spaces without having to worry about their safety.A 12-year-old girl on her way to school to celebrate Independence Day was kidnapped and raped in Chandigarh on Tuesday. The Class 8 student had taken a short-cut to school through the children's traffic park in Chandigarh's Sector 23 when a man stopped her, pulled her aside and raped her. Initial information had indicated that the girl was returning from school."She was on her way to school and entered the park from the back gate," said Chandigarh's senior police officer Eish Singhal. Based on the statement of "the traumatised girl", the police said only one person armed with a knife, was involved.The police are checking CCTV footage in the neighbourhood for clues.

Pradhan Mantri Gramin Digital Shaksharta Abhiyan (Digital India project) Free computer training program for rural areas

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Free computer training program for rural areas

Pmgdisha center requirements -
1 Minimum carpet area - 200-500 sq. Ft
2 One class room to seat
 5-20 students
3 Located within the panchayat boundaries
4 3-5 operational computers
5 all computer should be connected on a local network.
6 web camera (minimum 0.5 mega pixel)
7 internet connection minimum 256 kbps
8 one printer and scanner
9 3-5 tablets/mobile phones
10 biometric devices prescribed by pmu
11 minimum one teaching faculty with computer education
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Student requirement -
1 age 14-60 year
2 adhar card
3 bank account
4 250 student in same panchayat.

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