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Authorities to announce winter vacation for primary schools shortly

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Authorities to announce winter vacation for primary schools shortly

Authorities to announce winter vacation for primary schools shortly

Riyaz Bhat

Srinagar, Nov 20 (KNO): Amid cold weather conditions, the authorities are mulling to announce winter vacation for primary schools in the Kashmir Valley shortly, officials said here on Monday.

A top official of School Education Department informed the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that the department will announce its decision shortly.

lWe are considering early winter vacation for primary schools in view of cold weather conditions,” he said.

The official said that they will announce the vacation shortly—(KNO)

Winter Vacation 2023 in Jammu Kashmir Schools

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Winter Vacation 2023 in Jammu Kashmir Schools

Srinagar 20 Nov (DS): Amid freezing weather conditions Jammu and Kashmir government is considering winter vacation for lower and primary classes, officials said on Monday.

Principal secretary education Alok Kumar Kumar told Daily Spark that “Vacation is being considered for primary and lower classes”
Kumar said, Order regarding same would come up shortly.

Big News Regarding Winter Vacation 2023

Its pertinent to mention that Kashmir valley is experiencing minus temperaturesand dense fog from past week.

Meanwhile, PSAJK and parents have also requested the government to consider winter vacations on priority basis. DS — Daily Spark

Big News Regarding Winter Vacation 2023, check latest update here

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Big News Regarding Winter Vacation 2023, check latest update here

Winter vacation for primary, lower classes being considered: Alok Kumar

Order to come up shortly

Aazan Manzoor

Srinagar 20 Nov (DS): Amid freezing weather conditions Jammu and Kashmir government is considering winter vacation for lower and primary classes, officials said on Monday.

Principal secretary education Alok Kumar Kumar told Daily Spark that “Vacation is being considered for primary and lower classes”
Kumar said, Order regarding same would come up shortly.

Its pertinent to mention that Kashmir valley is experiencing minus temperaturesand dense fog from past week.

Meanwhile, PSAJK and parents have also requested the government to consider winter vacations on priority basis. DS — Daily Spark

BCAS Recruitment 2023: 160 Vacant Posts, Apply online

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BCAS Recruitment 2023: 160 Vacant Posts, Apply online

BCAS Recruitment 2023: The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) is inviting applications for several vacant posts under Group A, Group B, and Group C jobs. Through this recruitment drive, the organization aims at filling up a total of 160 vacant posts. Interested candidates are to check their eligibility before applying for the vacant posts.

An official notification for the recruitment drive has already been released on the official website of BCAS at bcasindia.gov.in. It is to be noted that applications are to be submitted via offline mode only. Notably, the last date for submitting the offline applications is 45 days after the publication of the notice in Employment news. For further details, check below.

BCAS Recruitment 2023 Important dates

  • Release date of notice in Employment News: November 11, 2023
  • Final date for submission of Offline applications: December 17, 2023

BCAS Recruitment 2023 Vacant posts

  • Joint Director/ Regional Director: 02 vacant posts
  • Deputy Director: 02 vacant posts
  • Assistant Director: 06 vacant posts
  • CASLO Coordinator: 03 vacant posts
  • Senior Aviation Security Officer: 11 vacant posts
  • Aviation Security Officer: 30 vacant posts
  • Deputy Aviation Security Officer: 43 vacant posts
  • Senior Aviation Security Officer: 06 vacant posts
  • Aviation Security Assistant: 24 vacant posts
  • Staff Car Driver (Grade-I): 07 vacant posts
  • Staff Car Driver (Grade-II): 07 vacant posts
  • Staff Car Driver (Ordinary Grade): 03 vacant posts
  • Dispatch Rider: 16 vacant posts

Total: 160 posts

BCAS Recruitment 2023 Maximum Age Limit

  • Joint Director/ Regional Director: 56 years of age
  • Deputy Director: 56 years of age
  • Assistant Director: 52 years of age
  • CASLO Coordinator: 56 years of age
  • Senior Aviation Security Officer: 56 years of age
  • Aviation Security Officer: 56 years of age
  • Deputy Aviation Security Officer: 56 years of age
  • Senior Aviation Security Officer: 56 years of age
  • Aviation Security Assistant: 40 years of age
  • Staff Car Driver (Grade-I): 56 years of age
  • Staff Car Driver (Grade-II): 56 years of age
  • Staff Car Driver (Ordinary Grade): 53 years of age
  • Dispatch Rider: 52 years of age

For all other detailed information, candidates are advised to check the official notification.

How to Apply

  • Candidates are to visit the official website of BCAS (Bureau of Civil Aviation Security) at bcasindia.gov.in.
  • Go to the section of Announcements from the homepage
  • The candidate will now find the notification pdf in a new window
  • Download and save the notification for all future references

Winter Challenges for School Children: PSAJK Urges Government to Consider Early Vacations for Lower Classes

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Winter Challenges for School Children: PSAJK Urges Government to Consider Early Vacations for Lower Classes

Fog, Minus Temperature Makes Life of School Children Difficult

PSAJK Appeals Government to announce early Winter Vacations especially for the lower classes

Srinagar, Nov 20: The Private Schools Association of Jammu and Kashmir (PSAJK) has asked the government to announce the winter vacation for schools, especially for lower classes on a priority basis, due to minus temperatures and foggy conditions.
The Association said that they have been receiving representations from a number of parents and even schools about the inclement weather conditions. “For a 4-year-old kid, it is extremely difficult to get up early and get ready for school during this weather. We are not a developed nation where houses, buses, and schools are all centrally heated. We have to adjust according to the weather,” said a spokesperson of PSAJK. “Even for parents, it is a difficult task to prepare their wards for schools.”
The Association said that exposure to extreme foggy conditions and minus temperatures can have a negative impact on health of children. At schools too, these children are not able to focus, thus the entire exercise of classes goes to waste. “In order to safeguard the health of our children, we ask the government to announce the winter vacations as early as possible,” he said.
The PSAJK reiterated its demand for re-adjusting the academic calendar in accordance with the local temperature. “We have time and again conveyed to the government that the March session is not feasible for Kashmir. Our schools usually complete their syllabus up to November. We have harsh winters, and during the March session, these months are simply lost, as students don’t know whether to revise old lessons or use the time to study the syllabus of new classes,” he said.
The Association said that the government should align the academic calendar of Kashmir in accordance with local weather conditions. Government orders cannot change weather conditions, and it is in the best interest that we switch back to the old calendar. “The March session has created numerous problems, and it needs to be dealt with before more damage is done. The October session is a norm in almost every country that has harsh winters and we are not demanding something extraordinary,” he said.

Cold Wave Tightens Grip on Kashmir, Posing Challenges for Schoolchildren Amid Infrastructure Issues

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Cold Wave Tightens Grip on Kashmir, Posing Challenges for Schoolchildren Amid Infrastructure Issues

Amid infra woes, school children shiver as cold wave grips Kashmir

Concerns have been raised regarding the potential health risks associated with prolonged exposure to low temperatures within school premises.

Srinagar, Nov 19: The abrupt onset of cold weather in Kashmir has made existing school problems worse as children are experiencing discomfort due to inadequate infrastructure in schools amid the prevailing cold period.

Over the past few days, the temperature at various places across Kashmir has plummeted below normal, leaving school children grappling with the bitter cold.
Despite the challenging conditions, the government has yet to announce any plans for winter vacations for school children particularly the lower classes, raising concern among the parents and other stakeholders alike.

As the mercury continues to dip, schools are facing a pressing issue with insufficient heating facilities, leaving classrooms and common areas unpleasantly cold.

Complaints are pouring in from all districts that school children are shivering in their classrooms, with students of more than one class crammed in one classroom due to the dearth of the adequate infrastructure in schools.

Parents are expressing growing frustration with the lack of action from authorities, emphasising the adverse impact on their children’s well-being and ability to focus on studies.

“The Director School Education Kashmir recently made a statement that they need to complete 220 academic days of the session. But it seems that he is not aware of the ground situation. The students are shivering in schools,” said Iqbal Ahmad Najar, a parent from Baramulla whose kids are enrolled in a government school.
“During the enrollment drive, the department claimed to provide best facilities to children in schools but the real situation is contrary to those claims. Our children are suffering,” he said. (GK)

Fog Blankets Srinagar, Cold Grips Kashmir; Dry Weather Expected in Jammu and Kashmir

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Fog Blankets Srinagar, Cold Grips Kashmir; Dry Weather Expected in Jammu and Kashmir

Cold weather tightens grip in Kashmir as Srinagar veiled in dense fog

Cold grips Kashmir as fog blankets Srinagar, impacting visibility in various Valley areas. The Meteorological Centre in Srinagar forecasts dry weather for Jammu and Kashmir, but isolated morning fog may persist in the Kashmir division over the next 24 hours.

In Srinagar, dry conditions and a cloudy sky contribute to atmospheric haze, reducing visibility. The dense fog persists in Srinagar, creating challenges for vehicles during early morning and evening hours.

As per MeT data, Srinagar recorded a minimum temperature of 0.8°C and a maximum of 12.5°C on the preceding Monday. Other recorded minimum temperatures include Kupwara -0.8°C, Qazigund -0.4°C, Kokarnaag 1.2°C, Pahalgam -2.6°C

Gulmarg -1.2°C, Anantnag -0.3°C, Pulwama -2.1°C, Shopian -3.8°C, Kulgam 0.2°C, Budgam -2.3°C, Baramulla 0.1°C, Bandipora -2.5°C, Jammu 12.6°C, Banihal 2.2°C, Batote 6.1°C, Bhaderwah 3.8°C, Katra 10.5°C, Reasi 9.9°C, Samba 9.2°C, and Kathua 12.2°C.

JKBOSE 10th Question papers 2023-24 PDF Download All Subjects

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JKBOSE 10th Question papers 2023-24 PDF Download All Subjects

JKBOSE 10th Class Old Question Papers Available for Last 7 Years on Kashmir Student Alerts Website.

In a significant development for students preparing for the JKBOSE 10th Class examinations, a comprehensive collection of old question papers spanning the last seven years has been made accessible on the Kashmir Student Alerts website. With a total of 687 pages, this resource serves as a valuable tool for exam preparation.

The initiative aims to assist students in their exam preparations by providing them with a wide array of question papers from previous years. This extensive repository encompasses questions across various subjects, offering a thorough review of the examination patterns and question formats. This comprehensive collection includes papers for English, Urdu, Mathematics, Science, and Social Science (SST), providing students with valuable resources for exam preparation.

Access to question papers from the past seven years provides students with a strategic advantage, allowing them to familiarize themselves with the types of questions that may appear in the upcoming examinations. This aids in honing their problem-solving skills and gaining a deeper understanding of the subject matter.

Students are encouraged to leverage this resource for effective exam preparation. Utilizing old question papers as part of their study routine can enhance their confidence and performance in the actual examination. Moreover, it serves as a practical method for self-assessment, enabling students to identify areas that require further attention and revision.

The Kashmir Student Alerts website has become a go-to platform for students seeking valuable educational resources and updates. By making these old question papers readily available, the website aims to contribute significantly to the academic success of students appearing for the JKBOSE 10th Class examinations.

In conclusion, the inclusion of JKBOSE 10th Class old question papers on the Kashmir Student Alerts website is a commendable step towards fostering a conducive learning environment. It empowers students with the tools they need to excel in their examinations and reinforces the website’s commitment to supporting the academic journey of students in the region.

This initiative comes at a crucial time when students are gearing up for their examinations, offering them a resourceful platform to enhance their preparation. The availability of question papers spanning the last seven years caters to the diverse needs of students, allowing them to streamline their study plans based on historical examination trends.

DIRECT LINK JKBOSE 10th Old Question Papers PDF

Teachers and educational experts often recommend practicing with previous years’ question papers as an effective method for exam readiness. Analyzing these papers enables students to identify recurring themes, essential topics, and the level of difficulty they might encounter in the upcoming exams.

The user-friendly interface of the Kashmir Student Alerts website makes navigating through the extensive collection of question papers convenient for students. The 660 pages of content provide a comprehensive and in-depth resource for thorough revision and practice.

As technology continues to play a pivotal role in education, online platforms that offer such valuable resources contribute significantly to the democratization of educational materials. The accessibility of these question papers online ensures that students from various backgrounds can benefit, bridging the gap in educational resources.

In conclusion, the provision of JKBOSE 10th Class old question papers on Kashmir Student Alerts not only facilitates effective exam preparation but also underscores the importance of digital platforms in shaping the future of education. Students are encouraged to make the most of this resource to excel in their examinations and build a solid foundation for their academic success.

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JKSSB Junior Engineer Provisional Answer key Download pdf

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JKSSB Junior Engineer Provisional Answer key Download pdf

JKSSB Junior Engineer Provisional Answer key Download pdf

Written Examination for the post of Junior Engineer (Civil), Public Works (R&B) Department, held on 19.11.2023- Provisional Answer key regarding.

The Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board (JKSSB) conducted the Written Examination for the post of Junior Engineer (Civil), UT Cadre, Public Works (R&B) Department, advertised vide Advertisement Notification No. 06 of 2022, under Item No. 201on 19th November, 2023.

The Provisional Answer Key of the question paper (Series A, B, C, D) for the above said examinationis provided at Annexure “A” to this notice for the information of the candidates.

Any candidate having objection(s) to the answer key, may submit his/her objection(s)/representation(s) in respect of such question(s) on prescribed format/proforma annexed herewith as Annexure “B” along with the documentary proof/evidence substantiating the claim(hard copies only) and a fee of Rs. 200/- (in the form of demand draft) per question (refundable in case of genuine/correct representation/objection) in favour of the Accounts Officer, J&K Services Selection Board.

In case, the objection is found correct, the Answer Key will be revised accordingly in respect of all candidates. No candidate will be informed about the acceptance/non-acceptance of his/her objection individually.

The objections/representations can be submitted in offline mode only, in the office of JKSSB, CPO Chowk, Panjtirthi, Jammu/JKSSB, Zamzam Building, Rambagh, Srinagar on three working days starting from 20-11-2023, during office hours only. The Board shall not entertain any such representations/objections after the expiry of the stipulated period or any other mode.

Provisional_Answer_Key PDF

traffic plan and advisory for 20 November

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traffic plan and advisory for 20 November

TRAFFIC POLICE HEADQUARTERS, J&K, JAMMU/SRINAGAR

1. Passengers/LMVs operators are advised to prefer journey on Jammu-Srinagar NHW during day time. Please avoid journey during night hours as movement of nomads from Kashmir valley towards Jammu may cause inconvenience to the commuters.

2. HMVs Operators/Owners are requested to desist from overloading and carry sufficient fuel during journey on Jammu- Srinagar NHW. It is further requested that vehicle owners must double check the fitness of their vehicles and carry sufficient fuel before undertaking journey on Jammu-Srinagar NHW.

3. HMVs with only 06 and 10 tyres shall be allowed to ply through Dhar road.

*TRAFFIC PLAN & ADVISORY FOR 20-11-2023:-*

Jammu-Srinagar National Highway (NH-44) is closed due to damaged road at Kishtwari Pather, Banihal. Restoration work is going on. Decision regarding the vehicular movement on NH-44 shall be taken tomorrow morning after assessing the road situation.

*SSG ROAD*

Subject to fair weather and good road condition, vehicular movement on Srinagar-Sonamarg-Gumari road shall be allowed from both sides viz Srinagar towards Kargil and vice-versa. LMVS followed by HMVs shall be allowed from Minamarg towards Srinagar between 0730 hrs. to 1100 hrs. Similarly, LMVs followed by HMVs shall be allowed from Sonamarg towards Kargil between 1300 hrs to 1700 hrs. No vehicle shall be allowed after cut off timings.

SFs Convoy, plying from Srinagar to Kargil, shall leave Srinagar at 0800 hrs. SFs Convoy plying from Drass to Srinagar shall plan their movement in such a manner so that Civil Traffic doesn’t get disturbed.

*Mughal Road:-*

Subject to fair weather and good road condition, vehicular movement on Mughal road shall be allowed from both sides viz Poonch towards Shopian and vice versa. These vehicles shall be allowed from Behramgalla (Buffliaz) and Herpora (Shopian) between 0600 hrs. to 1800 hrs. No vehicle shall be allowed after cut of timings

*ADVISORY:-*

People are advised to undertake journey on NH-44 only after confirming status of the road from Traffic control units as under- Jammu (0191-2459048, 0191-2740550, 9419147732, 103)

*Srinagar* (0194-2450022, 2485396, 18001807091, 103)

*Ramban* (9419993745)

*Udhampur* (8491928625)

*PCR Kishtwar* (9906154100) for status of Sinthan Road.

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