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BHADERWAH, APRIL 04:   Director Health Services Jammu (DHSJ), Dr. Abdul Hamid Zargar today inspected patient care services at Sub-District Hospital (SDH) Bhaderwah.

 The Director was accompanied by Chief Medical Officer Dr. Om Kumar and Block Medical Officer Dr. Mohammad Ashraf Kuchay.

Dr. Zargar conducted a thorough inspection of different sections of the hospital, interacting with the medical and paramedical staff. 

The members of local NGOs and civil society members also met Dr Zargar and congratulated him for his new assignment as DHS Jammu. They also projected several demands for the betterment of healthcare services in the region. They sought his intervention in strengthening the Medicare facilities, staff augmentation, and infrastructure development in SDH Bhaderwah and other peripheral health institutions.

Responding to the projected demands, Dr. Zargar assured the public that all possible measures will be taken to enhance healthcare services in the region. He reiterated his commitment to strengthening infrastructure, ensuring the availability of medical personnel, and improving patient care services in SDH Bhaderwah and surrounding health centers.

Later, the DHS took stock of the arrangements at the ongoing screening camp being conducted in the hospital ahead of the mega surgical camp being organized by Rotary International India from 16th April 2025 onwards.

CMO along with BMO and hospital staff extended their warm regards to Dr. Zargar and provided a detailed briefing on the functioning and requirements of SDH Bhaderwah.

Dr. Abdul Hamid Zargar expressed gratitude for the warm welcome and reaffirmed his commitment to strengthening healthcare facilities across the region.

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 GANDOH, FEBRUARY 23: As part of the ongoing Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan and the anti-drug campaign, a friendly cricket match was played today between Sub District Hospital Gandoh and Sub District Hospital Bhaderwah here at Sports Ground Kilhotran.

The thrilling encounter saw SDH Bhaderwah emerging victorious by 26 runs.

Winning the toss, SDH Bhaderwah chose to bat first and set a competitive target of 171 runs for the loss of 4 wickets in the allotted 20 Overs. The standout performer was Dr. Yasir Riaz, who scored a brilliant 77 runs off 48 balls, supported by Dr. Touseef Malik with a valuable 46 runs. From SDH Gandoh’s bowling side, Dr. Farooq Saleem, Arif Rather, Jahangir Mehta and Arif Batt each claimed one wicket.

In response, SDH Gandoh put up a strong fight but fell short, managing only 145 runs for 5 wickets in 20 Overs. Dr Farooq Saleem scored highest 42 runs, while Arif Rather contributed 21 runs.

For SDH Bhaderwah, bowlers Dr. Mohammad Ashraf, Kalwant Singh, Anzar Shah and Dr. Touseef Malik each took a wicket, effectively restricting the opposition’s run chase.

Dr. Yasir Riaz was awarded Man of the Match for his outstanding batting, playing a pivotal role in securing the win for SDH Bhaderwah.

During the closing ceremony, BMO Gandoh Dr Farooq Saleem, who hosted the event, congratulated both teams for their spirited participation. In his address, he emphasized the importance of engaging in sports activities alongside official duties, highlighting how such events promote physical fitness and contribute to mental well-being, aligning with the broader goals of the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan.

The event concluded with a message encouraging everyone to stay united in the fight against substance abuse while promoting a healthy and active lifestyle through sports.

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 BHADERWAH, FEBRUARY 20:  Chief Education Officer (CEO)   Mohammad Hafiz Sheikh, along with a team of officials,   inspected board examination centers in Zone Bhaderwah.

 He interacted with students, invigilators and officials, stressing the importance of integrity in examinations and a stress-free learning environment.    He also reviewed the necessary arrangements put in place for a smooth, transparent, and fair examination process.  

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BHADERWAH, DECEMBER 16: The Office of the Deputy Registrar, INDUSCOS, Jammu, successfully organized the Chandrabhaga-INDUSCOS event at Lake View Resort, Gatha Bhaderwah. The event brought together cooperatives from the Handicrafts and Handloom departments of Ramban, Doda, and Kishtwar Districts to showcase their unique products. The initiative aimed to provide a robust marketing platform to local weavers and artisans while raising awareness about various departmental schemes and employment opportunities related to these crafts.

The event was presided over by Deputy Commissioner Doda, Harvinder Singh, along with Joint Director, Kul Raj Singh, and Deputy Registrar INDUSCOS, Shazia Rehman. Their presence added significance to the occasion as they interacted with artisans, encouraged the participating cooperatives, and emphasized the importance of preserving traditional craftsmanship. A live craft station, which demonstrated the intricate processes of handloom and handicraft production, garnered significant public attention.

Speaking on the occasion, DC Harvinder Singh appreciated the concerned department for organizing the event to promote local artisans. He highlighted the importance of initiatives like these in boosting local traditions, cultural ethics, and the morale of artisans. He further emphasized the need to preserve and promote traditional skills for the region's socio-economic growth.

Deputy Registrar Shazia Rehman, while presenting the vote of thanks, acknowledged the efforts of Joint Director Kul Raj Singh in making the event a success. She also expressed gratitude to all dignitaries and participants for their support.

To make the event vibrant and engaging, the exhibition remained open to the public, attracting visitors from all walks of life. The Chandrabhaga-INDUSCOS event not only uplifted artisan morale but also created opportunities for local craftsmen to connect with broader markets.

This collaborative effort demonstrated the department's commitment to empowering artisans, preserving cultural heritage, and strengthening the handicrafts and handloom industries in Jammu and Kashmir.

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 District Programme Officer Poshan Doda visits Bal Vidyalayas in Bhaderwah

DODA JULY 11, 2024, District Programme Officer Poshan Doda, S. Paramjeet Singh conducted a surprise visit to the Bal Vidyalayas of the Poshan project in Bhaderwah. The surprise inspection aimed to ensure the adherence to norms and guidelines set for the proper functioning of these educational institutions.

During the visit, S. Paramjeet Singh expressed concerns about the compliance with established standards and provided stringent instructions to the Child Development Project Officers (CDPOs) and supervisors. He emphasized the importance of maintaining high standards in the functioning of Bal Vidyalayas, which play a crucial role in the early development and nutrition of children under the Poshan Abhiyaan initiative.

The Poshan project, also known as the Prime Minister’s Overarching Scheme for Holistic Nutrition (POSHAN Abhiyaan), aims to address malnutrition and promote the overall health and development of children. Singh reiterated the significance of regular monitoring and accountability to ensure that the objectives of the Poshan Abhiyaan are met. He also stressed the need for proper record-keeping, regular health check-ups, and the provision of nutritious meals to the children.

In addition to these directives, Singh urged the CDPOs and supervisors to foster a child-friendly environment within the Bal Vidyalayas. He called for the implementation of engaging and educational activities that promote cognitive and social development. Ensuring the active participation of parents and community members in the Poshan project was also highlighted as a key factor in its success.


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BHADERWAH, MAY 17: A 2-day Volleyball tournament, organized by the Range Police Headquarters Batote, took off here today. 

The tournament has been organized to provide a platform to local youth to hone their skills and promote sports culture for physical fitness.

ASP Vinod Sharma inaugurated the tournament organized by the Police as part of the Civic Action Programme 2023-2024, which aims to foster community engagement and promote sportsmanship.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by SDPO, Station House Officer and prominent persons from the civil society. 

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Faculty Development Program Focuses on Wildlife Monitoring Techniques

Bhaderwah March 4 : One week National workshop cum Faculty Development Programme on ‘Techniques for Wildlife Monitoring in the Himalayas,’ was inaugurated in Bhaderwah today. 

The workshop is being organised by Institute of Mountain Environment, Bhaderwah Campus in collaboration with Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Centre (MMTTC), University of Jammu. 

Prof. Rahul Gupta, Registrar, University of Jammu, the Chief Guest in the inaugural function lauded the efforts of Institute of Mountain Environment in organising such scientific outreach programmes on issues of significant concern. He appreciated the participation of faculty members and researchers across different states and hoped that the workshop will meet the desired objectives.

Prof J P Singh Joorel Rector, Bhaderwah Campus in his remarks highlighted the significance of such workshops especially in the sectors which are important to all the stakeholders. He highlighted the issue and concerns the Himalayas are facing and invited the participation of common masses in addressing those. He complimented the Institute of Mountain Environment and urged the researchers to map the hitherto lesser studied mountain flora and fauna of the region.

Dr. M.K Kumar (IFS), Chief Conservator of Forests, Jammu in his keynote address highlighted the importance of monitoring wildlife for conservation planning and management and emphasized that such workshops pave way for the researchers and conservationists to better understand the correct protocols and analytical methods.

Dr. Neeraj Sharma, Head IME and Organizing Secretary while introducing the theme highlighted the importance of monitoring and emphasised that careful consideration is given to the design and analysis of monitoring programs before substantial investment is made on their implementation and data collection. The purpose of the workshop is to provide the participant trainees with an appreciation of range of methods, techniques, and tools available for the assessment and monitoring of wild mammals, birds, and butterflies, he added. About 50 participants across different states and union territories of India are participating in this week long workshop.

Those present among others included Mr. Chandrashekhar, Wildlife Warden (Chenab), Sh. Vijay Kumar, DFO Kishtwar, Sh. Majad Bashir, Director FPF, Heads of different departments of Bhaderwah Campus including Dr. Jatinder Manhas, Dr. Rakesh Sharma, Dr. Chhering Tandup, Mohd. Avais , faculty members from different departments, Assistant Registrar, Bhaderwah Campus and members of non-teaching staff. Formal vote of thanks was presented by Dr. Chhering Tandup, Head Geography, IME. The proceedings were conducted by Ms. Vandana Dutt and Nitika Khullar.

Two technical sessions were held on day one, where Dr. M.K Kumar deliberated on Human Wildlife conflicts and the their preventive strategies with special reference to Jammu and Kashmir. Dr. Koustubh Sharma, Director, Science and Conservation, Snow Leopard Trust, Kyrgystan talked about PAWS case to the basics of sampling.

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