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SRINAGAR, FEBRUARY 20: National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT), J&K, successfully hosted the 28th All India Directors' Meet of NIELIT at the Sher-i-Kashmir International Conference Centre (SKICC), Srinagar.

The prestigious gathering brought together Directors from NIELIT centers from across India to engage in discussions on institution's future growth, academic advancements and industry collaborations.

The meeting focused on key topics including revamping of proposals and schemes, expansion strategies for NIELIT centers, advancements in research and academics, consultancy services, strengthening industry partnerships, introduction of new courses and enhanced placement initiatives for the students.

Directors from 53 NIELIT centers namely Ropar, Kolkata, Delhi, Aizawl, Aurangabad, Ajmer, Hyderabad, Guwahati, Chennai, Gorakhpur, Patna, J&K, Ladakh, Calicut, Kurukshetra, Shimla, Haridwar, Bhubaneswar, Imphal, Tirupati, Agartala and Itanagar, participated in the meet. Each center showcased its achievements and ongoing initiatives, emphasizing contributions to the fields of electronics and information technology.

Tulika Pandey, Group Coordinator and Scientist-G of the Union Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (Meity) and Dr. M.M. Tripathi, Director General of NIELIT and Vice Chancellor of NIELIT Deemed-to-be University, addressed the attendees. Their insights highlighted the need for strengthening research, broadening academic programs, fostering stronger industry linkages and ensuring skill development to enhance employability.

The event underscored NIELIT's commitment towards driving innovation and excellence in the field of electronics and IT education. It served as a significant platform for collaborative discussions and strategic planning to further NIELIT's mission of developing a technologically skilled workforce that meets the evolving demands of the industry.

 The meet concluded on a high note with a shared vision for NIELIT's continued advancement and a collective commitment towards fostering a progressive and technology driven academic environment.

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 Issues directives for expeditious completion of ongoing projects

BARAMULLA, FEBRUARY 17: Deputy Chief Minister, Surinder Choudhary, today chaired a meeting at Baramulla held to review the developmental landscape of the District with emphasis on assessing progress on ongoing projects, addressing challenges in implementation and ensuring timely execution of key initiatives across the various sectors.

Present in the meeting were Minister for Agriculture Production, Rural Development and Panchayati Raj, Cooperatives and Elections, Javed Ahmad Dar, MLA Uri, Sajad Ahmad, MLA Wagoora-Kreeri, Irfan Hafeez Lone, MLA Sopore, Irshad Ahmad Kar, MLA Pattan, Javaid Riyaz Bedar, MLA Tangmarg, Farooq Ahmad Shah (who joined virtually), District Development Commissioner, Minga Sherpa, Heads of Departments and sectoral officers.

The Deputy Chief Minister conducted a comprehensive review of projects being executed by Public Works (PWD), Health, RDD, Education, Agriculture and Animal Husbandry departments besides Jal Jeevan Mission, KPDCL and other key departments.

Legislators from the concerned constituencies projected their grievances and demands including issues related to mining in Uri sub-division, development of Parihaspora, Pattan, as a heritage village, expediting work on drainage work in Sopore, macadamization of roads in Wagoora-Kreeri and other development related issues.

While addressing the concerns raised by the Legislators, the Deputy Chief Minister issued directions to the concerned officers to expedite the work on ongoing projects to ensure timely completion.

The Deputy Chief Minister underscored the need for strong collaboration between elected legislators and the officers, urging them to work in close coordination to fulfill aspirations of the people and transform the district into a thriving economic hub.

Earlier, the DC apprised the Deputy Chief Minister regarding development scenario of the district and highlighted various long pending demands. These included establishment of mini secretariat in Sopore, Tangmarg, Baramulla and Uri; Multi Level Parking in Sopore and Baramulla; additional hospital and upgradation of GMC Baramulla, availability of specially skilled  doctors; Gulmarg road upgradation; provision for eco-tourism in places like Mund Daji, Kitar Daji, Shrunz Fall; boundary wall and road upgradation around SKAUST Wadoora, upgradation of sewage network in towns besides upgradation of stadium with installation of flood lights.

While addressing these demands, the Deputy Chief Minister sought updates from the respective departmental heads on the issues raised and instructed them to prioritize the necessary work and ensure its completion within a set timeframe, avoiding any unnecessary delays.

He asserted that the Legislators represent the voice of the people and it is important for the officers to address their issues timely. He directed the officers to treat these issues with the highest priority and ensure their swift resolution without any delays.

Reiterating the government’s commitment towards fast tracking development and improving public infrastructure in Baramulla, the Deputy Chief Minister assured that all genuine demands and grievances would be addressed at the earliest. He asked all stakeholders to maintain a result-orientated approach and work towards making Baramulla a model district in terms of governance, infrastructure, and public services.

Speaking on the occasion, Javed Ahmad Dar emphasized the importance of transparency in all developmental works. He directed the officers to take strict action against those displaying a lenient approach or engaging in unethical practices.

Later, the Deputy Chief Minister launched the Sheep Husbandry Wall Calendar and distributed Ayush Cards, marriage assistance sanction letters, subsidy release letters under PM-NREGA and distributed education assistance amounting to Rs. 4.05 crore as education assistance for 9507 beneficiaries.

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BUDGAM, DECEMBER 15: Speaker, Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly, Abdul Rahim Rather, today inspected functioning of several healthcare institutions in Char-i-Sharief to assess the infrastructural facilities and overall medicare being provided to the local population.

During the visit, the Speaker inspected SDH Nagam, PHC Nowpora, PHC Dada-Ompora,    PHC Kanir, CHC Kremshore and had on spot assessment of medical care services focusing mainly on  functioning of essential health services, cleanliness, patient care and availability of necessary medical equipment and medicines.

During the inspection, the Speaker interacted with medical staff and healthcare providers to understand challenges they face on routine basis. He assured them due enhancement in infrastructure and other facilities  to meet the growing healthcare needs of local populace.


The Speaker, during the tour, also interacted with the patients and their attendants to understand their concerns. He also took appraisal about the quality of medical care services being available at the facilities.

At SDH Nagam, the locals raised several issues and demands before the Speaker like construction of retention wall behind the hospital as well as a boundary wall, installation of digital X-ray facility, deployment of  ultrasound specialist, biodegradable medical waste management shed, installation of  lift facility and oxygen generation plant besides macadamization of  hospital approach road.

While interacting with the locals, the Speaker assured them that all of these issues and demands will be addressed promptly.

Deputy Commissioner Budgam, Director Health Services Kashmir and other district and Health officers were present during the visit.

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 SRINAGAR, SEPTEMBER 29: Sri Sri Gurunatha Moksha from Rishikula Bangalore called on Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha and discussed the promotion of the Trika Tradition (Kashmir Shaivism) in the region.

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 SRINAGAR, SEPTEMBER 29: Sri Sri Gurunatha Moksha from Rishikula Bangalore called on Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha and discussed the promotion of the Trika Tradition (Kashmir Shaivism) in the region.

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