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Congress-NC welcome central cabinet decision Srinagar, December 15: The Congress and its coalition partner National Conference on Sunday welcome a Central Cabinet decision that has barred politicians including the ministers from interference in bureaucracy. Prof Saif-ud-Din Soz, president Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) told KNS that the bureaucrats in the state are not being compelled to work under political system and that the politicians and ministers work in unison with the bureaucrats. “There is no question of interference with the state bureaucracy on the political levels and when they (bureaucrats) perform well, there is no question that someone would raise a finger.” Prof Soz however stated that the interference could only be there when the bureaucrats could allow the same. “Sometimes we see See Congress-NC on Pg. 7
Rape accused remanded to police custody for 10 days Srinagar, December 15: The school teacher who was recently arrested for allegedly raping a student, was Sunday brought before the court of the second Munsif Srinagar that sent him to 10 days police remand. The reports received by Kashmir News Service (KNS), mentioned that the school teacher namely Parvaiz Ahmad Dar son of Abdul Samad Dar, the resident of old Barzulla was arrested by the police after the massive manhunt launched against him. The first information report (FIR) 242/2013 was registered against him under section 376,342,506 of Ranbir Penal Code (RPC). The reports further informed that Parvaiz was brought before the court of second munsif on Sunday that sent him to 10 days police remand till December 24. Police has registered the case after the complainant approached them that the teacher raped her at his residence after calling her there for tuitions. “The complainant said that she visited the teacher’s residence with the purpose to handover See Rape Accused on Pg. 7
Inside story Golf Tournament at Jammu concludes The two days Golf Championship at Golf Course, Sidhra, Jammu concluded today. About 200 Golfers from all over the country including 45 from Kashmir participated in the tournament. Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Farooq Abdullah said that Jammu will be promoted as a major
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FORECAST FOR NEXT 24 HRS:
Weather will be mainly dry and cold over the state.
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Partly cloudy Sky with Haze. Maximum & Minimum temperatures will be around 9°C & -4°C respectively.
TEMPERATURE MAXIMUM 12.7 0C MINIMUM -3.8 0C SUNSET ON(MONDAY) 05:24 pm SUNRISE ON (TUESDAY) 07:31 am
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Need to dispense with traditional politicians in the state Emergence of AAP in Delhi can prove a road map for a change From our special correspondent Srinagar, December 15: The Jammu and Kashmir has traditionally been ruled by only two parties who have sometimes ruled single handedly and sometimes joined hands, formed alliance only to get maximum political gains. The third party which emerged during the last one decade called PDP is also headed by Mufti Mohammad Syed who was a Congress leader and later joined Janata Dal before forming PDP. In reality the people of Jammu and Kashmir have never seen the democratic institutions thriving in the state as the so called elections whenever held have always been rigged to the extent that people lost faith in them and their credibility has been the lowest. Some people
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believe that the armed struggle which started in 1989 is also the result of the plundering of democracy by traditional politicians who tried to befool the central government saying that they are the only nationalists and loyalists. However despite the fact that their designs were exposed, there was no sincere effort from the centre to set right the democratic process in the state. The adhoc policies of the central government and casual attitude in tackling the various issues added salt to the injuries of the people inflicted on their psyche by the buffoons calling themselves leaders and belonging to different political setups. How can one expect any good from a leader who has never won an election and even if he has won he has won it because of the rigging
and illegal means. During the early 60s the people of Anantnag district used to call every assembly member as Khaliq made because the Deputy Commissioner Abdul Khaliq used to reject all nomination papers except one whom he intended to make the member assembly. Naturally all of the assembly members used to be declared elected unopposed. The history was repeated in early 80s when Muslim United Front candidates including Chief of Hisbul Mujahiddin Syed Saluddin was deliberately defeated in the election using all kinds of rigging and illegal means. This provoked several young men who found it difficult to air their voice in a democratic way and finally took to arms. In Jammu and Kashmir particularly the valley there is a mush-
room growth of leaders whom media call press note leaders because they issue press notes on all subjects irrespective of the fact whether it needs there comment or not. To gain popularity these press note leaders even though the part of coalition government demand certain things from the government through media instead of going to their ministers and telling them to do the job. For example with the onset of chilly winter season, the people of the valley are confronted with enormous problems of power shortage, scarcity of drinking water, sky-rocketing prices of essential commodities, sudden fall in the supply of cooking gas and what not. It has become a routine for the people of the state to listen to big See Traditional Politicians on Pg. 7
Employment oriented education my endeavour: Omar Rajouri, December 15: Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah Sunday said that enhancement of opportunity to the students to seek higher goals in science and technology created by the State government during the last about five years has given considerable fillip to the accessibility for higher education in the state. He said opening and upgrading of various University campuses, Degree and Technical Colleges and Polytechnics in the State has expanded the orbit of receiving modern education for youth nearer to their homes. “This has also catapulted the employability of the students to get lucrative and remunerative jobs
in the open job market”, he said and added that he wants to create such an educational environment in the state where youth will be so educated and trained that the government employment would be least choice for them. He said this is all the more necessary in a financially deficit state like Jammu and Kashmir where the total revenue by all resources is Rs.6500 crore per annum and the salary paid to government employees annually in Rs.13500 crores and losses on supply of electricity is Rs.2000 crore per year and the payment of pension to pensioners about Rs.2000 crore. Addressing the students at Baba Ghulam Shah See Omar on Pg. 7
NC did not surrender on 73rd amendment: Sagar Srinagar, Dec 15: Rebutting the allegations that NC succumbed to coalition compulsion on 73rd amendment issue, Ali Mohammad Sagar, Minster for Panchayat Raj, Sunday said his party has agreed to what it discussed with Congress in its coordination committee meet. “The final decisions on the subject would be taken only after the thorough consultations within and outside the National Conference,” Sagar told KNS on phone. Sagar who hold Panchyata raj portfolio as well, observed that before passing the bill they will have to understand that the state
is governed by its own constitution and whatever decision is taken, it must be within the constitution of the state. “We have already agreed about the separate finance and election commission of the Panchayat institutions in the state.” Sagar further told KNS that other demands about the incorporation of the 73rd amendment in the Panchayat raj act would be meted out only after the consultations no action would be permitted that undermines the basics of Article 370. “There are other demands about the act al well including the age factor and the reservations on BDC levels.” Jammu and Kashmir See Sagar on Pg. 7
PDP has introduced moral factor in J&K’s politics: Mufti Samba, December 15: Observing that there is no room for cynicism regarding promise of Aam Adami Party (AAP) to institutionalize transparency in system, patron of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Mufti Mohammad Sayeed today said that with a sincere leadership, strong political will and clear vision, it is not impossible to rectify the system. Addressing a mammoth public meeting at Vijaypur, which was organised by Sarpanch Vijay Choudhary Bawa, Mufti reminded that PDP had proved how to deliver a good, effective and propeople governance in the State. “With just 16 MLAs in its kitty, PDP had scripted a new chapter of peace, reconciliation and development in the the history of Jammu and Kashmir”, he said and added that PDP through its vision and commitment has changed political discourse of Jammu and Kashmir. Recalling the circumstances in J&K post 2002 Assembly elections, Mufti said PDP, like AAP now, had introduced a new moral factor in the politics of J&K. See Mufti on Pg. 7
Perception # 1 Supply has worsened against last year. Fact Against last year supply of 1025 MWs, Department is meeting the demand of around 1200 MWs, increase of 17% Department has agreements of about 550 MW with domestic consumers, but is feeding 1170 MWs after curtailing about 300 MWs during peak hours. Perception # 2
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Distribution Transformers get damaged due to insufficient capacities Fact At most of the places, transformer capacity is more than 5 times the load agreements with consumers. So, are we to blame for the frequent transformer damages? Perception # 3 LT/ HT network is undersized and as such snaps on and off Fact Cross sectional size of the conductors used in HT and LT network is nearly equivalent to 5 times the size required for the respective agreements with consumers. Are we then to be blamed for the conductor snapping? Perception # 4 Consumers are paying through their noses are charged at high rates. Fact While as Average cost of supply is ` 7.25 per unit, PDD is supplying power at a highly subsidized rate of ` 2.34 Per unit. Still we are losing whopping Rs. 2500 Crores per year, as people are not paying as per consumption and not consuming energy judiciously. Who to blame ? PDD or consumers
We as a dedicated department have devotion to provide 24x7 power supply to all our esteemed consumers, if and only if, consumers cooperate by using loads as per their agreements and shun the use of all their heating gadgets, particularly during morning and evening peak hours. Please ponder over the issues and let us all understand as to where we are heading to ! C M Y K
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announcements, assurances, promises and tall-claims of overcoming the shortage of above mentioned services every now and then but all falls short of accomplishment when it comes to ground realities. One wonders and sometimes gets a laughing stock when President, General Secretary and other office bearers of National Conference and Congress demand ensuring of uninterrupted power supply, drinking water and cooking gas like things particularly on the eve of festivals and religious occasions. It is definitely shocking that they air these demands through radio, televisions and the local press. Instead of asking their minister and their government to take concrete steps to mitigate the problems of the people in cabinet meetings and co-ordination meetings, these leaders who are the essential part of the coalition government, prefer to issue such statements to mislead the people. These press note leaders, themselves know that their statements are of no use but to keep their names in the news they are always in search of the occasions to issue the press-notes. Even sometimes, they are away in some foreign countries, but back in the state the press notes asking for smooth supply of electricity for religious festivals are being issued by their buffoons without any wait. These statements become more laughing stocks when even the cabinet ministers issue a press release demanding certain things to be done on a particular occasion. Normally, such statements demanding mitigation of the problems of the people used to be issued by the opposition parties to invite the attention of the government towards the public interests issues. Perhaps this is also considered to be a domain of ruling parties to snatch this right from opposition. The question arises, does these statements fulfill any purpose and do they indicate the seriousness of the ruling parties towards the problems of the people? The answer to this question is known to everybody as the public knows this all is being done for cheap publicity and projection of a particular person. In fact, if these press note leaders would have been serious about the problems of the people, they would instead use the official channels and bring the problems of the people to the notice of the concerned ministers and heads of the depts. This would have been the proper way so that the things could be sorted out without any hue and cry. As far as the official electronic media is concerned, the carriage of these statements is a compulsion for them but for the press it is the money which makes them to publish such rubbish statements. The agents of these so called leaders go from one paper to another and get their paid news published. Though the question of paid news is haunting the whole country particularly during elections or before elections, it is prevalent always as far as the publishing of political news is concerned. The J&K has seen a mushroom growth of political parties, political workers and non-entities who are the self, styled office-bearers of those parties which do not exist in the state at all. These self-styled leaders are enjoying every facility including government accommodation, government vehicles and security cover. In addition to these they are indulging in all kinds of corrupt practices including extortions, grabbing big amounts from innocent people to provide jobs to their wards etc. They issue some statements, get them published in some papers and use these clippings for exploiting gullible people. They also black-mail some honest officers and extort money and favours from them. This trend is not only prevalent in main stream parties but also in separatists who get lot of money from outside the country. There are some press note leaders who are sponsored by various agencies to get their viewpoint publicized through them. However this exercise is futile because the press statements issued have no bearing on the functioning of the government agencies as they do not take these statements seriously knowing their origin and background. It surprises everyone when even the leaders of the stature of Dr. Farooq Abdullah, Sheikh Nazir Ahmad, Saif-ud-din Soz and their other leaders issue statements on the public problems instead asking their own government to deliver. Does this mean that these leaders have no authority and say in their own coalition and they have to take help of media to highlight the problems of the people? One comes to the conclusion to say as to who is who and what does he do? Now the time has come for a change and people should form moment and throw these leaders out of office who have not been able to deliver. The young generation can do it like Aam Admi Party and can help in strengthening the democratic institutions so that the people’s aspirations and hopes are fulfilled and at the same time the state gets rid of the dead wood that has been ruining the state, the democratic institutions and the overall developmental prospectus of the state.
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Badshah University (BGSBU) near here, on its Foundation Day today, the Chief Minister underlined the need of introducing more and more subjects of present and future relevance so that the students after completing the higher studies are absorbed easily in the open job market at the national and international levels. “The higher educational institutions particularly universities should link up with the leading players in the fields of industry, science, technology, IT, ST and other related disciplines and include subjects of their requirement in the curriculum”, he said adding that employment fairs by the leading business houses should form the regular activity in the universities. He said he has already talked to some leading business houses of the country in this regard and would talk to more others. The Chief Minister asked the students to get fully acquainted with the initiatives of Udaan and Himayat programmes sponsored exclusively in Jammu and Kashmir by the Union Government to create opportunity of jobs for the educated youth of the State in private sector all across the Country. “You should avail this opportunity as it is only for Jammu and Kashmir and no other State in the Country has this programme”, he said and impressed upon the students to explore possibilities of attaining gainful employment through these schemes after completion of studies. Omar Abdullah asked the students to give fullest attention towards studies and seek excellence in academic as well as extra-curricular activities. “Holistic human resource development with highest principles of human dignity and moral character should be the benchmark of education”, he said and asked the students to
prepare themselves for facing a different world after coming out from the university campuses. “You have to face different challenges and undergo different experiences in your post campus life”, he said and advised the students to show their capability and merit to lead the state and the country in all fields of the life in future. The Chief Minister advised the students to develop friendly relations with each other, extend help and support to each other and make the Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah Residential University not only a seat of high educational excellence but a centre of nurturing amity and brotherhood. The Chief Minister while congratulating the students, faculty and management of the University on its Foundation Day and the growth the University has achieved during the last 10 years, expressed confidence that the march of the university on road to progress will continue. He said his government would provide all possible help for the strengthening of infrastructure, faculty and other amenities in the University. Earlier, the Chief Minister inaugurated Rs.2.73 crore-Solar Power Plant, Rs.3.21 crore- Boys Hostel, Rs. 1.65 crore Girls Hostel, Rs. 60 lakh Health Centre, Rs.38 lakh Basketball Court and a Super Bazaar in the University campus. He also laid foundation of Rs.1.26 crore Administrative Block of Polytechnic College, Rs.1.74 crore Laboratory Block, Rs.3.70 crore Scholars House, Rs. 3 crore Examination Block, Rs. 5 crore Central Library Block, Rs.3.90 crore Biosciences Block and Rs. 3 crore Mathematical Sciences Block in the campus.
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Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC), chief Saif-ud-Din Soz, while commenting over the reports said that though he has no information about the development and that if the report is based on facts, then the same must be welcomed. “It should not be termed surrender by the National Conference but the consensus has been developed after the thorough deliberations and discussions over the issue.” Prof Soz further stated that the Congress is looking forward that the ordinance would be passed so that the act could be incorporated in the Jammu and Kashmir.
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“We had taken about a month to form coalition government with Congress and others but not before formulation a comprehensive Common Minimum Programme (CMP) which emphasized on the resolution of the Kashmir problem, restoration of the dignity of the people and setting a new developmental era in Jammu and Kashmir”, he said and added that we had not shown any unholy hesitation to form the government which even necessitated brief spell of Governor rule in the state. “After formation of the government, the coalition even delivered more then what the manifestos of Congress and PDP had promised”, he recalled, adding, “seizure around the state began to lift and new chapter of friendship in India Pakistan relations was written with the initiatives of the then Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee”. He mentioned that PDP was running a coalition with Congress but it was result of the conviction and sincerity of the state government that the then BJP led NDA regime at Centre had provided all possible assistance for the development of Jammu and Kashmir during that period. Referring towards the ongoing nation wide campaign against corruption, Mufti said that at national level the Jan Lok Pal is still being debated but the PDP-Congress Government had constituted State Accountability Commission (AAC), similar to Jan Lok Pal way back in 2003. Similarly the RTI Act was passed by the State legislature in 2004 where as at the national level RTI law was passed in 2005. He further mentioned that direct cash transfer scheme started by the UPA government recently was earlier introduced by the then PDP-Congress government in the year 2003. “We had started the scheme to send money orders to the beneficiaries of various welfarist schemes”, he recalled. Coming down heavily on government headed by National Conference, he said, “it is unfortunate that the present has diluted this institutions like SAC and RTI”. “Instead of taking some effective steps, in view of the nationwide camping against corruption, the present dispensation has eroded sanctity of such institutions to safeguard their vested interests”, he said. Mufti said that establishing transparency in public life was the centre point of governance for the PDP. “We had provided a government that delivered on all every fronts with the same administrative tools that are available to the present government which had made a mess of every process and institutions pushing the people into miseries”, he observed.
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that the bureaucrats and the politicians are hand in glove with each other and during that time, the interference becomes inevitable. But in general as far as the state of Jammu and Kashmir is concerned there is no interference.” Senior NC leader Ali Mohammad Sagar while welcoming the cabinet decision said that the state of Jammu and Kashmir has not witnessed the single case wherein the politicians have ever interfered with working of bureaucracy. “Bureaucracy has always remained independent in the state and that the senior officers work here for the betterment of the state.” Sagar further stated that state business rules clearly have mentioned the duties for everyone and that every person has the specified duties for the people of the state. Pertinently, the central cabinet in the recent past took the decision that the ministers now cannot interfere with the working of the bureaucracy and that the civil servants would work for the betterment of people in accordance to rules and regulations formulated by the authorities. According to the reports the decision was taken after 502 years by amending the rules of 1964.
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tuition fee to him,” police officials at Police Station Sadder said adding that the teacher raped the student as no other family member was present at the residence of teacher at that time. Pertinently, Police has registered the case after the complainant accused that the teacher raped her at his residence after calling her there for tuitions.
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Socio-economic empowerment of under privileged policy of Govt: Sakina Kulgam, December 15: Minister for Social Welfare, Ms. Sakina Itoo today said that State government under the dynamic leadership of Chief Minister Mr. Omar Abdullah has registered massive development record across the State during last five years of coalition regime. However, she said that there is always room for improvement and many more steps need to be taken to improve the socio-economic conditions of under privileged and deserving class of the society. The Minister was addressing a mammoth gathering at Damhal Hanjipora here today. The Minister while giving details of the landmark achievements of present government said that the State government left no stone unturned in solving the crises of unemployment by filling up of thousands of vacancies through
various recruitment agencies besides the government launched various schemes for setting up of income generating units by unemployed educated youth by virtue of liberal funding by central and State government. Referring to massive developmental scenario existing in all the three regions of State, Ms Sakina said that a network of roads connecting far flung and remote areas of the State and large number of complexes for housing hospitals, educational institutions and government offices were constructed in length and breadth of the State. Numbers of mega bridges connecting vast areas of the state were also constructed to provide connectivity and access to uncovered areas. Appealing people to strengthen the hands of government in execution of
developmental and welfare programmes, the Minister asked them to keep the facts in mind while exercising their franchise in forth coming elections she impressed upon the workers to be united to face the challenges and obstacles being raised by vested interest bent upon damaging the peaceful and fragile atmosphere of the State coating a proverb that united we stand and divide we fall” the Minister appreciated the sincere and dedicated attitude of the workers exhibited by them during last five years of regime of present popular government. Ms. Sakina said government has given fullest attention for the socio-economic upliftment and dignified life of people in State. Among others various district officers and public preventatives were present on the occasion.
Sagar inspects work on shrine of Dastageer Sahib (RA) Srinagar, December 15: Minister for Rural Dev. and P an ch ay ati R aj, A li Muhammad Sagar today directed the officers to speed up pace of work on Dastageer Sahib Shrine and ensure its re-construction as soon as possible. The Minister was interacting with officers during his visit to the revered shrine of Dastgeer Sahib (RA) to oversee the status of its reconstruction work. He was accompanied by senior officers of various executing agencies involved in c a r r ying out its re-
construction work. Sagar asked the officers to work in coordination with each other and ensure a synergized approach for its completion. He said that bottlenecks, if any, should be removed and the pace of work speeded up, so that it is completed in all
respects. The Minister said that the work should be executed strictly according to the plan already approved in consultation with various architectural patterns, which is strictly in accordance with the old existing patterns and structure.
Jammu to be promoted as Golfing destination: Dr. Farooq Jammu, December 15: The two days Golf Championship at Golf Course, Sidhra, Jammu concluded today. The Union Minister for New and Renewable Energy, Dr. Farooq Abdullah was the Chief Guest. About 200 Golfers from all over the country including 45 from Kashmir participated in the tournament. Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Farooq Abdullah said that Jammu will be promoted as a major Golfing destination in coming days adding that Golf Course Sidhra is being developed as one of the world’s finest Golf Courses.
Government of Jammu and Kashmir
Office of the Executive Engineer (R&B) Division Ganderbal Short term "Abbreviated Tender Notice" S. No: 183/2013-14 Dated: 12-12-2013
For and on behalf of the Governor of Jammu and Kashmir State, sealed tenders affixed with Rs.5/- Revenue stamps are invited from the approved/ registered PWD Contractors/SHG's of the classes shown against each for the works as indicated below which should reach the office of the "Executive Engineer (R&B) Division Ganderbal" on or before 18-12-2013 upto 2:00 P.M. The tenders/ bids will be opened on the same day or any other day convenient in presence of the contractors who may like to be present. S. Name of Work Appx. Earnest Class of Period of Major Position of Cost of No Cost Money Contract Completion Head of Funds T/D Incl. Account Upgradation of Gadura Umerhair road Rs. Rs. incl. Dagpora Mirpora link roads 1. DEE/AAY 15 Cal Days NABARD Demanded Rs. 200/04.20 8400/B.W.O P/L WBM G -2nd in Km. 3rd Lacs RD 0-1000 Mtrs (NABARD) 1. The bidders should address their tenders to "Executive Engineer (R&B) Division Ganderbal". 2. The tender documents/ bidding documents shall be issued by this office against cash payment (Non-refundable)/ Demand draft pledged to Executive Engineer (R&B) Division Ganderbal to eligible contractors on production of following documents on any working day during office hours from.......to............till 1400 hours. i) Valid registration Card. ii) Valid TIN Number along with latest Sales Tax clearance certificate/ acknowledgement receipt of Sales Tax return file. 3. The bidder is required to deposit the Earnest Money in the shape of Call Deposit Receipt/ FDR of a scheduled Bank pledged to Executive Engineer (R&B) Division Ganderbal and the Call Deposit Receipt shall be attached with the tender, without which the tender shall not be considered at all. Bids accompanied with cash/ cheques will not be entertained in any case. 4. Unbalanced Bid:- In case bid of the lowest bidder is found unbalanced, the successful bidder shall have to produce additional performance security in shape of CDR/ FDR /B.G within (21) days after opening of price bids, as per following break-up:S. No Percentage of unbalance bid viz., advertised cost on account of Low rates Additional Performance Security 1. Upto and including 15% below Nil 2. >15% upto & incl 20% below 3% 3. > 20% upto & incl 25% below 3.50% 4. > 25% upto & incl 30% below 4.00% 5. > 30% below 5.00% 5. The tenderer should quote their rates in terms of % age above on SSR 2008 except the items for which the tenderer have been asked to quote their own rates. 6. The time of completion is the essence of this work.. 7. In case the last date for issue of tender documents or date of receipt of tenders shall be declared as holiday by the Government, Public Strike, Transport Strike the tenders shall be received/documents issued on the next working day. DIPJK: 11354 Sd/- Executive Engineer
Office of the Executive Engineer lake Division No. 1st J&K Lakes and Waterways Development Authority Srinagar SHORT TERM NIT No. 37 of 12/2013
For and on behalf of J&K lakes and Waterways Development Authority, Srinagar, sealed tenders affixed with Rs.5/- Revenue stamps are invited from registered /Approved PWD Contractors and Self Help Groups for works mentioned in the Annexure "A" to this NIT. Terms and conditions:1. The tenders should be addressed to the tender receiving authority, and the tenders can be submitted by hand or sent through registered post on or before 21-12-2013 up to 2.P.M, to the following offices of J&K LWDA. i. Executive Engineer, Lake Division No. 1st, Miskeen Bagh, Khanyar Srinagar. ii. Superintending Engineer, J&K Lakes & Waterways Dev. Authority, Wali House Syed Rehman Sahib Brein, Srinagar. iii. Vice Chairman, J&K Lakes & Waterways Dev. Authority, Wali House Syed Rehman Sahib Brein, Nishat Srinagar. In case the last date for receipt of the tenders is declared a holiday/Hartal, the tenders, will be received on next working day upto 2.P.M. The tenders shall be opened on the same day or a later date convenient to the tender opening authority, in presence of the tenderers or their representatives who may choose to be present. 2. The tender documents for the above noted work can be had from the office of the undersigned on production of valid enlistment cards in original, Tin No. Sales Tax Clearance Certificate and fresh CDRs drawn after dispatch date of tender notice (pledged to the tender receiving authority) and application against cash payment as shown against each work in the Annexure "A" to this NIT (non refundable/non-transferable), on all working days up to 20.12.2013. upto 3.00 P.M S. No
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Name of the Work Silt Clearance as well as collection of Polythene, Plastic bottles and other foul material from water expanse of the channels from RD 0m to 1355m of Meerakh Nallah channel Reconstruction of Damaged parapet walling along Dal Lake at spots from RD 2500m to 3200M. Reconstruction of Damaged Parapet walling along Dal Lake at spots near Zabarwan Park (RD 2500m)
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Estt. Cost of work (Rs. Lacs)
Earnest Money
Class of Contract
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Cost of Tender Doc.
Tender Receiving Authority
4.69
Rs. 4690/-
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Executive Engineer Lake Div. 1 st, LDA Miskeen Bagh
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Rs. 5760/-
DEE
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Rs. 300/-
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3.09
Rs. 6180/-
DEE
1 Month
Rs. 300/-
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