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Tag: Natural Calamity In J&K

Centre For Examinations Changed To Summer Capital Jammu

It Is For All Those Candidates of NDA and NA Examination (II), 2014 Who Have Opted for Srinagar (J&K) as Examination Centre
That Centre For Examinations Is Changed From Hill Capital Srinagar To Summer Capital Jammu This change is made on the advice of J& K Govt.
NDA & NA examination (II), 2014 are scheduled to be held on 28.09.2014(Sunday),
Ministry Of Home Affairs ,Quoting Government of J & K ,has intimated that almost all the educational institutions of Srinagar are submerged or marooned, and based on the considered advice of the Government of Jammu & Kashmir, the Commission has decided to cancel the SRINAGAR Centre and accommodate all the candidates who have opted for Srinagar centre, AT JAMMU CENTRE.
Accordingly, the candidates of NDA & NA Examination (II), 2014 who have opted for Srinagar centre and were allotted GOVERNMENT S.P.HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, MAULANA AZAD ROAD, SRINAGAR are advised by M H A to reach Government M. A. M. COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY ROAD, JAMMU to appear in the said examination.
e-Admit Cards also can be obtained from Venue Supervisor, at Government M.A.M. college, University Road, Jammu
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Indian Forces Bravely Succeeds Rescuing 42500 People Stranded In J& K

Defence Forces Succeeds Rescuing 42500 People Stranded In Flood Effected J& K
The situation is being continuously monitored at the office of the HQ IDS in New Delhi.
Rescue Operation in J&K Is On Full Swing , e So Far 42500 People Are Rescued By 61 Aircraft +Helicopters
A massive rescue and relief operations by the Indian Armed Forces is on in Jammu and Kashmir with more helicopters and rescue materials including boats pressed into service today.
Armed Forces and NDRF so far rescued 42,587 persons in different regions of J&K.
Army has deployed 215 columns of its personnel for rescue and relief operations,
in which 130 columns deployed in Srinagar region and
85 columns in Jammu region.
They have distributed 7,200 blankets and 210 tents.
The Army also distributed 42,000 litres of water, 600 kilograms of biscuit, 7 tonne baby food and 1000 food packets in the flood-affected areas.
Additional water bottles are being airlifted from Chandigarh and Delhi. In an endeavor to provide speedy medical aid to the affected populace,
80 medical teams of the Armed Forces Medical Services have also swung into action.
So far 354 sorties were undertaken by the helicopters and aircraft of Indian Air Force and
459 tonnes of relief materials are dropped by the Indian Air Force
. Altogether 61 aircraft and helicopters have been pressed into action.
110 Army bauts and
148 NDRF’s inflatable boats are actively involved in the rescue operation.
BSNL with the assistance of the Armed Forces is trying to restore its mobile services through satellite network and the telecom network at the earliest. Besides, Air Force communication equipment and a team from private telecom company are being airlifted from Delhi.
Fifteen engineering task force teams along with boats and other lifesaving equipment have already reached the flood affected areas to supplement the rescue operation.
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The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) personnel boarding Indian Air Force IL-76 aircraft proceeding to Srinagar for flood relief operations in J&K, on September 07, 2014.