Vessu (Kulgam), Sept 07: On the occasion of Janmashtami, Deputy Commissioner (DC) Kulgam, Dr. Bilal Mohideen Bhat announced a computer-based library in the Pandit colony located in Vessu, Qazigund.
This library will serve as a valuable resource for members of the Kashmiri Pandit (KP) community who are aspiring to prepare for competitive examinations.
According to authorities, the computer-based library will be utilized by the aspirants of Kashmiri Pandit (KP) community to prepare for various competitive examinations.
Engaging with community members, he exhibited a hands-on approach to addressing their concerns, ensuring prompt resolutions by directing officials.
A significant proposal emerged during the interaction, as a member of the Kashmir Pandit community advocated for a specialized library catering to civil service aspirants.
DC Kulgam responded by stating, “Give me a single room, and we will establish a computer-based library equipped with modern resources, ensuring aspirants have access to the finest books and study materials for competitive examinations.”
He further assured that, with the cooperation of the Pandit community, the library would be operational within a week.
He said that to facilitate ongoing communication and address potential concerns, the district administration will be holding a monthly coordination committee meeting with the Pandit community, particularly focusing on issues that may arise during the winter season.
“This initiative aims to ensure that no grievance goes unaddressed, thereby fostering a stronger bond between the administration and the Pandit Colony residents,” he added.
DC Kulgam was joined by Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Viqar Ahmad Giri along with some other officials.
Janmashtami, a prominent festival in Hinduism, holds immense religious significance for devotees of Lord Krishna.
It serves as a joyous occasion to celebrate the birth anniversary of this revered deity, marking a cherished event in Hindu religious tradition.
Dharma Rao calls on LG, discusses TB elimination program
Srinagar, Sept 07: D Dharma Rao, National Consultant Pradhan Mantri TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan (PMTBMBA) called on Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha at Raj Bhavan, today. He was accompanied by Dr Adhfar Yasin, TB Officer Kashmir.
The Lt Governor was briefed on the achievement and activities of the National TB elimination program in Jammu Kashmir. He was apprised about the additional support to TB patients and the effort to increase community involvement under PMTBMBA in meeting the goal of TB Free Bharat.
On the eve of first anniversary of PMTBMBA, the Lt Governor was registered as Ni-Kshay Mitra and adopted several TB patients.
The Lt Governor appealed to the people and the community leaders to come forward and adopt TB patients across J&K UT. People can register themselves as Ni-Kshay Mitra on https://reports.nikshay.in/FormIO/DonorRegistration.
