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14/08/2023

*JKBOSE revises, changes syllabi of Statistics, Information Practices, Electronics, Computer Science of 11th standard*

*Rest of the subjects of classes 11th and 12th, the syllabi shall remain unchanged: Director Academics*

Riyaz Bhat

Srinagar, Aug 14 (KNO): The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) has revised and changed syllabi of Statistics, Information Practices, Electronics and Computer Science subjects from the ongoing academic session for 11th standard.

In this regard, JKBOSE has notified and issued a communique for the information of all the candidates of classes 11th and 12th in particular and other stake holders in general.

According to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer, BOSE said, “The syllabi and courses of studies for Higher Secondary part-1 of the subjects that is Statistics, Information Practices, Electronics and Computer Science have been revised and changed from the current Academic Session 2023-2024.”

It also said that the rationalized syllabi on the analogy of NCERT has been already notified of classes 11th and 12th.

The subjects include General English, History, Economics, Geography, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Business Studies and Accountancy along with the revised scheme of assessment.

The Board further said that for rest of the subjects of classes 11th and 12th, the syllabi shall remain unchanged.

“Accordingly, the Question papers for Annual Regular examination shall be set as per new scheme of assessment and syllabi scheduled to be held in the month of March-April, 2024,” reads the communique—(KNO)

14/08/2023

*‘Eye flu’ cases rise to over 17,000 in J&K*

*Doctors advise consulting ophthalmologist in case of severe eye pain, blurred vision*

Jahangeer Ganaie

Srinagar, Aug 14 (KNO): The hospitals in Jammu and Kashmir continue to receive patients complaining of irritation, redness, swelling and itching in their eyes.

The doctors from both Kashmir and Jammu divisions told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that more cases of conjunctivitis, popularly known as ‘eye flu’, are on the rise. They, however, said there is no need to worry as it goes in around one to two weeks for whoever gets affected.

An official from the Directorate of Health Services Jammu told KNO that 10,760 cases of conjunctivitis were reported in Jammu division including GMC Jammu.

Giving further details, he said that so far 3,000 cases have been reported in Jammu district, 454 in Doda, 1,546 in Kathua, 341 in Kishtwar, 602 in Poonch, 740 in Rajouri, 494 in Ramban, 374 in Reasi, 1,214 in Samba, 669 in Udhampur and 1,353 in GMC Jammu.

The spokesperson of the Directorate of Health Services Kashmir, Dr Mir Mushtaq told KNO that so far 6,722 cases of ‘eye flu’ have been reported in Kashmir hospitals coming under the DHSK’s control.

The doctors said it is a “self-limiting infection” and each individual’s immunity will have a role to play in the course of the disease.

The monsoon's humid and damp conditions provide an ideal breeding ground for viruses or bacteria responsible for these infections to spread rapidly, they said, adding that this flu can infect any person of any age group and to stop the spread of the infection; touching of eyes should be avoided, especially unwashed hands.

Meanwhile, the Department of Opthalmology GMC Srinagar in an advisory said that conjunctivitis spreads through direct contact with eye secretions of an infected person, touching contaminated surfaces/objects and then touching eyes can lead to infection.

As per the advisory, dark goggles don't prevent the spread of conjunctivitis and it doesn't spread by looking at the infected person.

The department had advised the people to wash their hands frequently with soap and water and disinfect touched surfaces like doorknobs, etc.

The people must avoid touching or rubbing their eyes, sharing personal items, wearing contact lenses, crowded places and swimming poles, the advisory mentions, adding that an ophthalmologist must be consulted if there is severe eye pain, blurring of vision, sensitivity to light associated with throat pain and fever and if the symptoms go worse and don't improve after 24 hours—(KNO)

14/08/2023

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*Meet Neet Qualifier & Hafiz e Qura'n Baserah Mehraj From Srinagar. This sister used to get up at three o'clock in the night to recite the Holy Qura'n.*

14/08/2023

*Man critically injured after attacked by unknown persons in Qazigund*

Kulgam, Aug 14: A man was critically injured after he was attacked by unknown persons at his native village Baihama area of Qazigund in South Kashmir's Kulgam district on Monday evening.

An official told that some unknown persons attacked a man (name withheld) resident of Baihama, Qazigund and injured him badly .

He said that man was taken to Emergency Hospital Qazigund for treatment where from he has been refered to GMC Anantnag for treatment.

Meanwhile police have taken cognizance and started investigation.

14/08/2023

Army soldiers patrolling near the Line of Control (LoC), ahead of Independence Day, in Machil sector of north Kashmir’s Kupwara district

(Photos- Umaisar Gull)

14/08/2023

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*DYSP Headquarter Kulgam G. M. Bhat Promoted as Superintendent of Police.*

14/08/2023

TRAIN SERVICE UPDATE:

*Tomorrow, 15 August 2023 train service will run as per normal schedule in kashmir Valley*.

14/08/2023

JJM Fortnight programme concludes at Kulgam

KULGAM, AUGUST 14:

Jal Jeevan Mission Fortnight programme concluded today at Kulgam.

During this fortnight, 08 villages have been declared as 'Har Ghar Jal, where 100% household's have been covered with providing FHTC to each and every household.

It was informed that out of these 8 villages 6 villages come under jurisdiction of Special PHE Division Kulgam and 2 are under PHE Division Qazigund.

On the final day of JJM Fortnight, Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Kulgam, Viqar Ahmed Giri participated in a special Gram Sabha held at Liroo Narsingpora.

During the programme, on spot FTK training (Field Test Kit Training) was provided to paani samiti members for checking various parameters in drinking water.

Later, the ADC visited visited Liroo Filtration Plant and took stock of the progress of Rapid Sand Filtration.

It was informed that the estimated cost of the filtration plant is Rs. 2.48 crore.

The ADC instructed the concerned executing agency to ensure timely completion of the filtration plant.

NO: PR/DDI/SGR/23/32268/

14/08/2023

*Baramula Police arrested Impersonator posing as DySP & Inspector in Kunzer Baramulla; Cash amounting 40K recovered; Case registered & investigation going on.*

In a significant development, Police Station Kunzer have successfully apprehended a fraudulent individual who had been impersonating law enforcement officials and scamming innocent citizens. The accused, identified as *Mushtaq Ahmad Wani, son of Ghulam Mohammad Wani and resident of Barzulla Dhobivan, Tehsil Karhama*, was taken into custody following a written complaint.

The investigation has proved that the accused had been operating under false pretenses, presenting himself as both a Sub-Inspector and a DSP, in order to deceive unsuspecting individuals. Through this deceitful scheme, the accused managed to fraudulently extract a sum of Rupees 90,000 from the complainant.

Upon which Police Station were able to recover and seize Rupees 40,000 of the ill-gotten funds, which were earned through various fraudulent activities.

The case has been registered under FIR No. 83/2023 U/S 419,420 IPC in PS Kunzer, reflecting the seriousness of the charges against the accused.

This successful operation showcases the dedication and commitment of law enforcement agencies to bring wrongdoers to justice and protect the interests of the public.The collaboration between complainants and law enforcement has played a pivotal role in ensuring the swift resolution of this case.

The authorities commend the vigilance of citizens in reporting suspicious activities and urge everyone to remain cautious when dealing with unknown individuals.

The arrest of Mushtaq Ahmad Wani sends a strong message that criminal activities will not go unchecked, and individuals attempting to exploit the trust of innocent people will face legal consequences.

13/08/2023

Awantipora Police along with Civil society under the aegis of “MERI MAATI MERA DESH” `MITTI KO NAMAN, “VEERON KA VANDAN”
organized “Tiranga rally in Awantipora. Also Diyas lit as a mark of respect and remembrance of our Martyr's.

13/08/2023

*FULL DRESS REHEARSAL FOR THE INDEPENDENCE DAY 2023 WAS HELD AT DPL AWANTIPORA.*

```Awatipora 13 August 2023

Full dress rehearsal for the Independence Day Parade 2023 was held at District Police Lines Awantipora in which ADC Awantipora Shri Zaffar Husson Shawl-KAS unfurled the National flag, inspected the parade and took salute at the march past.

Sr. Superintendent of police Awantipora Shri Ajaz Ahmed Zargar-JKPS,Dy. SP DAR DPL Shri Hilal Khaliq Bhat-JKPS ,SDPO Awantipora Shri Mumtaz Ali-JKPS and other senior officers of civil administration, police department and other concerned were present on the occasion.

The march past was presented by the contingents of J&k Police, J&K Armed police, CRPF,Home Guard and students from different Schools.

On the occasion, rehearsal of colourful cultural programs were presented by the students/artists .``

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