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JKSSB Fresh Provisional Selection List of of Health and Medical Education Dept

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JKSSB Fresh Provisional Selection List of of Health and Medical Education Dept
Jammu and Kashmir Service Selection Board JKSSB Provisional Selection List for the posts under Item No. 164 (Laboratory Technician, Divisional Cadre, Jammu),
Item No. 177 (Senior Laboratory Assistant, Divisional Cadre, Jammu), Item No. 186 (Injector, Divisional Cadre, Jammu), Item No. 197 (Laboratory Technician, Divisional Cadre, Kashmir),
Item No. 200 (Laboratory Technologist, Divisional Cadre, Kashmir), Item No. 222 (Laboratory Assistant, Divisional Cadre, Kashmir),
Item No. 228 (Junior Laboratory Technician, Divisional Cadre, Kashmir), Item No. 317 (Jr. Lab Tech., Jammu), Item No. 334 (Jr. Lab Tech., Udhampur), Item No. 362 (Jr. Lab Tech., Ramban), Item No. 389 (Jr. Lab Assistant, Budgam),
Item No. 394 (Jr. Lab Assistant, Ganderbal), Item No. 396 (Jr. Lab Assistant, Pulwama), Item No. 398 (Jr. Lab Assistant, Kulgam),
Item No. 400 (Jr. Lab Assistant, Shopian), Item No. 402 (Jr. Lab Assistant, Baramulla), Item No. 403 (Jr. Lab Assistant, Bandipora),
Item No. 287 (Junior Health Inspector (Computer), Jammu), Item No. 288 (Junior Health Inspector (Computer), Reasi), Item No. 289 (Junior Health Inspector (Computer), Rajouri), Item No. 290 (Junior Health Inspector (Computer), Anantnag), Item No. 291 (Junior Health Inspector (Computer), Kulgam), Item No. 292 (Junior Health Inspector (Computer), Kupwara), Item No. 293 (Junior Health Inspector (Computer), Baramulla), Item No. 319 (Dhobi, Jammu), Item No. 328 (Dhobi, Kathua), Item No. 335 (Dhobi, Uhdampur), Item No. 352 (Dhobi, Doda), Item No. 357 (Dhobi, Kishtwar), Item No. 363 (Dhobi, Ramban), Item No. 372 (Dhobi, Samba), Item No. 380 (Dhobi, Rajouri), Item No. 384 (Dhobi, Poonch), Item No. 235 (Dhobi, Divisional Cadre, Kashmir), Item No. 174 (Carpenter, Divisional Cadre, Jammu), Item No. 187 (Tailor, Divisional Cadre, Jammu), Item No. 188 (Liftman/ Lift Operator, Divisional Cadre, Jammu), Item No. 191 (Junior Plumber, Divisional Cadre, Jammu), Item No. 192 (Junior Electrician, Divisional Cadre, Jammu), Item No. 193 (Gas Pipe Line Operator, Divisional Cadre, Jammu), Item No. 217 (Carpenter, Divisional Cadre, Kashmir), Item No. 219 (Xerox Assistant, Divisional Cadre, Kashmir), Item No. 232 (Tailor, Divisional Cadre, Kashmir), Item No. 233 (Liftman, Divisional Cadre, Kashmir), Item No. 236 (Junior Plumber, Divisional Cadre, Kashmir), Item No. 237 (Junior Electrician, Divisional Cadre, Kashmir), Item No. 238 (Gas Pipeline Operator, Divisional Cadre, Kashmir), Item No. 239 (Welder/Fitter, Divisional Cadre, Kashmir), Item No. 240 (Tin Smith, Divisional Cadre, Kashmir), Item No. 241 (Mistry, Divisional Cadre, Kashmir), Item No. 242 (Junior Mechanic Technician, Divisional Cadre, Kashmir), Item No. 243 (Helper to Central Heating Operator, Divisional Cadre, Kashmir), Item No. 253 (Junior Mechanic, Divisional Cadre, Jammu), Item No. 254 (Fitter, Divisional Cadre, Jammu), Item No. 261 (Projectionist, Jammu), Item No. 262 (Projectionist, Poonch), Item No. 318 (Electrician, Jammu), Item No. 327 (Electrician, Kathua), Item No. 343 (Electrician, Reasi), Item No. 371 (Electrician, Samba) of Health and Medical Education Department, Advertisement no. 02 of 2021 dated 26.03.2021.
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March 20, 2023
New National Education Policy accepted by all, whole country working to implement it: Amit Shah

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Gandhinagar: The new National Education Policy (NEP) has been accepted by all and the whole country is working to implement it, unlike the NEPs in the past which created controversies owing to ideological links, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has said. Addressing graduating students at the 4th convocation of the Central University of Gujarat on Sunday, Shah said the NEP 2020 will work to bring education out of the scope of narrow thinking, and teachers must read it “between the lines” to understand its implications.
“Normally, education policies have a history of being mired in controversies. There were two NEPs in the past and were always surrounded by controversies. Many commissions were also formed in between for the implementation of educational reforms, but they were always surrounded by controversies,” Shah said.
Referring to controversies, he said, unfortunately, we had a tradition of linking education policy with ideology and turning it into the mould of that ideology.
“But nobody could protest or make allegations against the education policy bought by Narendra Modiji in 2022. In a way, the entire society has accepted it and the whole country is moving forward to implement it,” he said.
Shah appealed to teachers to especially study the New Education Policy, because only when they read it “between the lines”, could they understand its implications.
He said the education policy is going to bring Indian education out of the scope of narrow thinking and offer a platform to the students right from their childhood till the end of their education.
“The aim of education is to (make a student) a complete human, and this NEP gives you a choice to become so. The task of the new education policy is to create such a citizen who is imbued with the feelings of national pride as well as the world welfare,” he said.
Shah also asked graduating students to take at least one pledge regarding their contribution to the country when it celebrates its centenary 25 years later.

“If 130 crore people take a pledge each, then it will be enough to make the country great. If each of 130 crore people walks one step, the country will walk 130 crore steps,” the home minister said.
He said the Modi government has also worked towards job creation, and its start-up policy has seen their number jump from 724 in 2016-17 to more than 70,000 in 2022.
As many as 107 Indian start-ups have become unicorns, he said, adding the number of patent applications also rose from 3,000 in 2014 to 1.5 lakh in 2021-22.
“Of the 24,000 patents granted, 23,000 are individual patents,” Shah added.
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March 20, 2023
Toyshine Dinosaur Design Writing Tablet for Kids, 8.5 inches LCD Tab for Kids Drawing Pad Doodle Board Scribble and Play for 3-10 Years Old Boys/Girls Gifts Education Learning Toys – Green

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Cute dinosaur toy gift for girls and boys ages 3-10. Toyshine kids writing board comes gift wrapped. The doodle board is designed to look like a green dinosaur with big eyes, making it a delightful gift for active girls and boys toys for ages 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Ideal as a back-to-school, Easter, birthday, and Christmas gift for girls and boys toddlers starting to learn, read, count, and is a wonderful stocking stuffers for kids.
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Lightweight and durable: Toyshine doodle board gift for girls and boys aged 3-10 years. The toddler LCD writing tablet is lightweight and made of high-quality ABS, so you can without worrying about scratches. boogie board writing tablet has coin batteries, a safety design so kids can’t open it themselves, and batteries that work for a year or more. When erasing there will be a very weak current waveform release to clear the image，after erasing 1 to 2 seconds before starting the next picture.
Easy to use, fun educational toy: Toyshine LCD writing pad uses a custom LCD film, so kids won’t notice any difference between putting a pen on the screen and real paper, and it’s even smoother. The hand of the dinosaur is the slot for the stylus, and children will enjoy getting the stylus from the dinosaur’s hand. Having two styluses will hopefully produce more lovely interaction and cooperation.This is a great gift for girls and boys.

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March 20, 2023
Andhra CM disburses Rs 699 crore for students’ education fee reimbursement

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Tiruvuru: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy on Sunday released Rs 699 crore under a flagship government scheme for total fee reimbursement to eligible students studying a variety of courses.
As many as 9.8 lakh students pursuing ITI, polytechnic, degree, engineering, medicine and other professional courses will benefit from the Jagananna Vidya Deevena scheme for the quarter October to December, 2022. Under the scheme, the fee of students belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, backward classes, minorities, Kapus, economically backward classes and persons with disabilities (PwD) categories will be reimbursed. These funds will be directly credited into the bank accounts of the students’ mothers.
After disbursing the fees by clicking a button, the Chief Minister noted that the fate of the poor can be changed for better only through education.
Reddy pointed out that Jagananna Vidya Devena scheme was introduced with the single aim of offering higher education to poor students.
Till now, the southern state has transferred Rs 13,311 crore as part of this scheme and Vasathi Devena, with the former alone accounting for Rs 9,947 crore, benefiting up to 27 lakh students. Under Jagananna Vasathi Devena, the government provides for the hostel and mess charges of below poverty line (BPL) students.
“Today should be better than yesterday, tomorrow should be better than today and one should have the best future than a better tomorrow,” the Chief Minister said.
According to Reddy, only good education can guarantee the best future, leading to decent livelihood and life.
Meanwhile, the Chief Minister held a meeting with senior officials to take cognisance of the quantum of crop losses suffered by farmers due to the recent untimely rains.

He instructed officials to start enumerating the losses immediately, including issuing directions to district collectors for completing this exercise in a week’s time and start helping the farmers.
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March 19, 2023
Hyderabad: Telangana’s education council to guide higher education boards

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Hyderabad: The Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) will take measures to strengthen and guide other higher education boards and councils of other states.
The decision came unanimously during the All-India State Higher Education Councils meeting held here on Friday.
The two-day consultative meet of all State Higher Education Councils (SHECs) was held on March 16 and 17, under the aegis of TSCHE, which saw a participation of 24 representatives from 15 states.
Addressing the meeting, the National Education Planning and Administration Agency, Centre for Policy Research in Higher Education Director Prof. Pradeep Kumar Mishra opined that the council was at the forefront of introducing reforms in the field of higher education.
TSCHE chairman Prof. R Limbadri presented its progress report while the vice-chairman Prof. Venkataramana and Prof. Limbadri explained that girls and women are enrolling in higher education institutions in large numbers across Telangana owing to the special initiative taken by the state government.
He further informed that ‘Student Academic Verification Services’ have been made available online to curb fake certificates in higher education and for quick verification.
TSCHE vice chairman and Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies (RGUKT) vice chancellor Prof. V Venkata Ramana said the state government and TSCHE were taking measures to encourage students towards innovation and entrepreneurship.

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March 18, 2023
Dept. of Higher Education Selection list of Candidates for the post of Junior Assistant

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Dept. of Higher Education Selection list of Candidates for the post of Junior Assistant
Dated: 17-3-23
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Selection of Candidates for the post of Junior Assistant in the (Higher Education Department), UT Cadre, Divisional Cadre Jammu and Kashmir advertised vide Advertisement Notification No.06 of 2020 dated 29.12.2020 under Item No.179,188 & 198.
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March 17, 2023
Proposed List of AAYA/HELPERS Of Education Zone Pulwama

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Proposed List of AAYA/HELPERS Of Education Zone Pulwama
Applications were received by ZEO Office concerned for the engagement of AAYA/HELPER in various schools, the particulars of which; are given below. The candidates whose particulars are given below are proposed for instant engagement as per the panel framed by the undersigned & designated committee and objections are invited from general public/persons aggrieved against the engagement.’ The objections if any, with documentary proof should reach office of the undersigned within 04 days from the date of publication of this; notification in print media.
No objection after stipulated date shall be entertained at all. However, mere inclusion of the candidates in this, list shall not confer on them any right to selection.
The selection process, nature of deployment, eligibility criteria, honorarium and other conditions as laid down in Directorate of Samagra Shikha, J &K’s order No:- 07 of CHIRAG 2023 Dt:-19.01.2023 shall be strictly followed.
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March 17, 2023
Higher Education Institutions Must Promote Sports As A Core Subject: LG Sinha

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SRINAGAR: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha inaugurated Chancellor’s trophy at University of Jammu on Wednesday. More than 550 sportspersons from various universities are participating in the three-day mega sports event ‘Sauhard’.
The Lt Governor called upon the Higher Education institutions to promote sports as a core subject. Sports is a powerful medium to ensure physical-emotional health, enhances learning efficiency & helps in character building, he added.
“Sports nurtures both mind & body and enables students to become well-rounded across disciplines. National Education Policy has given us an opportunity to promote Sports through multidisciplinary system and end fragmentation in education system,” said the Lt Governor.
Citing various reports and studies on the impact of sports on the mind of an individual, the Lt Governor said the researchers considered Sports as a miracle for the brain. It is important that sports should be a part of our curriculum, he noted.
Highlighting the initiatives taken for holistic development of youth, the Lt Governor said, under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the National Education Policy is creating a progressive ecosystem for the students to translate their dreams into reality.
Prime Minister’s vision for FIT India, Khelo India, National Education Policy, start-up opportunities, is building a strong foundation for India’s future,said the Lt Governor.
The Lt Governor also pointed out that Sports was deeply rooted in the ancient education system.
Our Gurukuls had emphasized using Sports as a tool to enable socio-economic change, he said.

The Lt Governor encouraged the youth to follow in the footsteps of prominent personalities who achieved excellence in both academics and sports.
“Nothing is Impossible. You can achieve excellence in any field with your hard-work, dedication, right guidance and can build your future with your individuality and independent thinking,” said the Lt Governor.
Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar, Advisor to Lt Governor reiterated the commitment of the administration to providing all necessary facilities to sportspersons and making JK a sporting powerhouse.
Prof Umesh Rai, Vice-Chancellor, Jammu University said that the University of Jammu, being one of the partners for hosting the Pre-Summit of G-20 Group of Countries, has taken an initiative to organise an inter-University Sports Competition for the Chancellor’s Trophy-2023 to promote brotherhood among students and scholars of the various Universities and to build trust and social harmony.
Chancellor’s Trophy is being held under the initiative “My Youth My Pride” to promote the concept of NEP 2020 which envisages sports as part of the curriculum and lays emphasis on sports-integrated learning and as a skill for a quality life, it was informed.
Participants will compete in various sports disciplines like Basketball, Cricket, Kabaddi, Volleyball and Table Tennis.

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March 15, 2023
G20: 2nd Education working Group Meet

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Amritsar: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Maan during a G20 Working Group meeting in Amritsar, Wednesday, March 15, 2023. (PTI Photo)
Amritsar: Alison Dell, a delegate from Australia, addresses the media after attending the 2nd Education Working Group meeting 2023, in Amritsar, Wednesday, March 15, 2023. (PTI Photo)
Amritsar: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann addresses during the 2nd Education Working Group meeting 2023, in Amritsar, Wednesday, March 15, 2023. (PTI Photo)
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Education Minister issued order, schools will remain closed for 10

Education Minister issued order, schools will remain closed for 10

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Schools closed due to H3N2 virus: The outbreak of H3N2 influenza has raised concerns across the country. Influenza cases are coming to the fore at a time when the country is recovering from the corona pandemic after 3 years.

Schools closed due to H3N2 virus: The country is recovering from the corona virus that in the meantime a new virus named H3N2 has knocked. Its cases are also being seen in many states for several weeks in a row. State governments have started taking necessary steps to avoid this. Health departments have given orders to prepare isolation wards in hospitals. Along with this, information has been sought about any victim related to this virus. Keeping in mind the safety of the children, the decision to close the schools is being taken.

Schools from class 1 to 8 closed

Puducherry Education Minister Namassivam has declared a holiday in schools in view of the increasing number of cases of H3N2 virus and flu. Schools in Puducherry will remain closed from March 16 to March 26. At present, this decision has been taken for the students of class 1 to class 8. Rest of the classes will continue as per their schedule.

More than 70 cases were registered

According to media reports, 79 cases of H3N2 influenza have been registered in Puducherry. However, there has been no death in the state yet. The Health Department has alerted hospitals and primary health centers to keep an eye on the increasing number of cases.

H3N2 influenza symptoms

The outbreak of H3N2 influenza has raised concerns across the country. Influenza cases are coming to the fore at a time when the country has recovered from the corona pandemic after 3 years. Children and the elderly are increasingly falling prey to the virus. According to doctors, most of the patients of influenza have similar symptoms. Like cough, throat infection, body ache,

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