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GNS SRINAGAR, MAY 21: Minister of state for Home, PHE, H&UD, Tourism and Revenue, Mr. Nasir Aslam Wani visited Rose Lane colony Chanpora to express sympathies to the affected families whose property was damaged due to fire incident yesterday. In this incident 4 residential houses were gutted.  The Minister was accompanied by Additional Commissioner Kashmir, besides other senior officers of different departments. During the visit, the Minister asked the Additional Commissioner to assess the damage of gutted structures immediately so that necessary relief be provided to affected people.  Meanwhile, the Red Cross Committee also visited the affected families and provided relief to them.

GNS SRINAGAR, MAY 21 – Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah Monday highlighted the need for  rejuvenating Community Information Centres (CICs) to make them hub of Information collection and dissemination. He director for merging their functioning with the established Panchayat Raj System in the state. Addressing a high level meeting to discuss the issue of strengthening and upgrading CICs here, the Chief Minister asked the Information Technology and Rural Development Departments to jointly work out a viable model to use the CICs as block centres for dissemination of vital information to the people in rural areas particularly agriculturists. Omar Abdullah said that the basic idea of establishing CIC was to bring in e-governance at block levels and keep generated information available to the people for various purposes in the process of development. “These are Centres to act as data bank and digital route for filing reports and receiving information”, he said directing for integrating the Pan

                                                   GNS SRINAGAR MAY 21: Former minister and AICC member Abdul Gani Vakil  said that the resolution passed in the one day party convention at SKICC in Srinagar was aimed at strengthening Congress party in Jammu and Kashmir State at all levels. Endorsing the resolution empowering AICC Chief Sonia Gandhi to nominate party president for J&K State and constitute rest for the organizational structure, Vakil said that this would go a long way in strengthening the party’s structure. He said that whatever will be the decision of the party high command it will be acceptable to the party leaders and workers here in Jammu and Kashmir state. Vakil was addressing a workers meeting of Congress Seva Dal at town hall Anantnag today. Speaking on the occasion he said that elected Panchayats in the entire state were loosing their relevance in absence of substantial powers granted to the sarpanches and panches. These elected sarpanches and panch

GNS JAMMU MAY 21 : Jammu and Kashmir  Pradesh Congress Committee in a meeting pays rich tributes to former Prime Minister late  Rajiv Gandhi on his 21 st  death anniversary today at PCC HQ Shaheedi Chowk Jammu. Mr Dharam Pal Sharma Ex-MP & Senior Vice President PCC was the chief guest on the occasion. President     DCC Jammu Urban     Mr. Om Chopra,   Ex-MLA presided over the function, which was attended by Senior functionaries of     PCC, DCC, BCC, frontal organization and cells. Paying rich tributes to late  Rajiv Gandhi,     the speakers one after the other described Shri Rajiv Gandhi as a great visionary leader who lead the country towards the challenges of 21 st   century. They said it was the vision of Rajiv Gandhi that India has emerged as the leader of the World in information technology. They said, when Rajiv Ji talked about information and communication technology, the leaders of the main opposition party criticized him in side and out side the parliament because

GNS Srinagar, May 21 : Peoples Democratic Party today lashed at the coalition government headed by National Conference for ignoring the far flung areas, which continue to suffer in the absence of even the basic amenities of life. Addressing party workers, during a daylong tour of Karnah constituency in Kupwara district, PDP chief spokesperson Naeem Akhtar said that corruption and inefficiency of government have added to the miseries of common masses in the far flung areas like Karnah. “The tall claims of prosperity and development seems only limited to the official documents and press statements of the ruling parties”, he said adding that the areas like Karnah still struggle for the basic necessities like electricity, roads, health and communication. He said that unfortunately the benefits of central sponsored schemes like PMGSY was not being extended to the people of this far flung area, mainly due to the strict norms provided by the central ministry. “The government is unab