GNS Jammu, September 24: Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee condoled the death of Shri Basant Sathe, former Union Minister and veteran Congress leader. A condolence meeting was held at PCC HQ. Shaheedi Chowk, Jammu under the chairmanship of Senior Vice President PCC Shri Dharam Pal Sharma-Ex-MP. The meeting expressed deep shock and grief over the sad demise of Shri Basant Sathe and described him a great politician, parliamentarian and a strong congress leader who served his constituency for several terms and remained union minister for a long time. The leaders conveyed their heartfelt condolence to bereaved family and prayed for peace to the departed soul in heaven. A two minutes silence was observed in the memory of departed soul. Prominent among those who condoled the death S/Shri Amrit Malhotra-MLC, Th. Hari Singh, Yash Paul Khajuria-MLC, S. Gurmukh Singh, Mula Ram; General Secretary & Spokesperson Ravinder Sharma-MLC, Mehrajudin Zargar, Manmohan Singh, Hari Singh Chib, Pardeep Parihar, Ashwani Puri, B.B.Gupta, P.S. Chouhan, Narinder Gupta, Main Nazir Ahmed and others.
GNS JAMMU MAR,01 :Minister for Higher Education, Mr. Abdul Gani Malik today informed the Legislative Assembly that about 4641 kanals and 4325 kanals of land has been indentified for the establishment of the Central Universities at Jammu and Kashmir respectively, out of which 3000 kanals and 3321 kanals stands transferred to these Universities. He said the process of transferring the remaining land is in progress. The Minister was replying to question of Mr. Yashpal Kundal in the House. The Minister said that the job of land survey and contour mapping has been assigned to Educational Consultants India Limited (EDCIL) after which master plans will be formulated and the construction work taken up. He said at present both the Central Universities are functional in the rental accommodation. He said MA English and comparative Literature, PG in Applied Mathematics, PG in Economics and M Phil in English courses have been introduced in Jammu University whereas 6 more courses are likely being...
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