Srinagar, July 10: Continuing its efforts to eradicate the menace of drugs from society, Police have arrested 07 drug peddlers across Kashmir valley in separate actions, including a lady drug peddler and recovered significant quantity of contraband substances from their possession.
In Baramulla, a police party from PS Kreeri at a checkpoint established at Chek Tappar Kreeri intercept a Baleno vehicle bearing registration number DL5CN 7586 with two persons on board. During search, 78 grams and 55 grams of Charas-like substances and 125 strips and 30 strips of Tapentadol HCL were recovered from their possession. They have been identified as Faizan Bukhari son of Bashir Ahmad Bukhari resident of Wani Mohalla Kreeri and a lady resident of Peer Mohalla Kreeri. Similarly, a police party of PP Palhallan intercepted a Truck bearing registration No. JK05A-2377 at a checkpoint established at NHW Tapper. Upon search, 250 grams of poppy straw-like substance was recovered from his possession. The accused (driver) has been identified as Mohammad Ashraf Kumar son of Mohammad Subhan Kumar resident of Braman Rohama. They have been arrested and vehicles used in the commission of crimes have also been seized.
In Budgam, acting on specific input, a police party of PP Narbal raided a bakery shop “Royal Star” located at Narbal chowk in the presence of an Executive Magistrate and independent witnesses. During search, four sticks of Charas like substance wrapped in corn husk (124 grams) were recovered and seized from the shop. The accused identified as Manzoor Ahmad Sheikh and Fayaz Ahmad Sheikh, both sons of Mohammad Ashraf Sheikh residents of Sheikh Mohalla Sultanpora Kandi Baramulla were arrested on the spot.
In Awantipora, a police party of PS Awantipora arrested 02 drug consumers during patrolling at Padgampora Crossing. They have been identified as Faisal Manzoor Reshi son of Manzoor Ahmad Reshi resident of Herpora Awantipora and Mudakir Hussain son of Mumtaz Ali resident of Lehra Kalimusta Gool Ramban. During questioning, they admitted that they are regular drug consumers accordingly they were shifted to drug de addiction/rehabilitation Centre Tral where the test of the persons was conducted and the report reveals positive.
Accordingly, cases under relevant sections of law have been registered at respective police stations and further investigation have been initiated.
Police urge the general public to remain vigilant and report any instances of drug peddling or other criminal activities to the nearest police station or by dialling 112.
Srinagar, June 18: In a welcome move set to improve the process of engagement of faculty on academic arrangement Directorate of Higher Education has launched a common portal for inviting online applications for the engagement of Lecturers, Teaching Assistants, Physical Training Instructors (PTIs), and Librarians on a need-based Academic Arrangement basis in Government Degree Colleges for the Academic Session 2025–26. The process of engagement will be done for colleges of Kashmir and Jammu Division by Nodal Principals of respective divisions in a time bound manner.
This initiative will facilitate single window system for submission of online applications to ensure uniform timelines and uninterrupted academic activity across the colleges in both Jammu and Kashmir divisions.
The online application portal — https://jkaa.directorcollegesjk.in — will open on June 25, 2025, at 10:00 AM and will remain accessible until July 10, 2025, at 5:00 PM.
Aspiring candidates may apply for positions in Jammu Division, Kashmir Division, or both, depending on their eligibility and preference. Importantly, the Department has clarified that only online submissions will be accepted; physical or offline applications will not be entertained under any circumstances.
Applicants are strongly advised to go through the Detailed Advertisement Notice, Terms and Conditions, and the Application Manual available on the official portal before proceeding with their applications.
This engagement of faculty on academic arrangement provides a vital opportunity for qualified and passionate educators to contribute meaningfully to the higher education landscape of Jammu & Kashmir while fulfilling the critical academic needs of its degree colleges and gaining teaching experience as well.
For updates and detailed instructions, visit the official portal: https://jkaa.directorcollegesjk.in.
Ganderbal, June 17: Hon’ble Member of Parliament (MP), representing Srinagar Lok Sabha Constituency, Mr. Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi Tuesday visited the Central University of Kashmir (CUKashmir) and interacted with the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. A Ravinder Nath and other key functionaries. Dean Academic Affairs, Prof. Shahid Rasool and Registrar, Prof. M Afzal Zargar were also present.
Vice-Chancellor, Prof. A. Ravinder Nath welcomed Mr. Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi and briefed him about the ongoing academic, research and administrative activities of the University, and the roadmap envisioned for the future.
In his detailed presentation, Prof. A. Ravinder Nath highlighted the academic and research initiatives taken by the University, the infrastructural growth and the greater vision of transforming CUKashmir into a premier institution of higher learning.
CUKashmir Vice-Chancellor, informed the Hon’ble Parliament Member, that the varsity holds a pivotal place in shaping the educational landscape of the Valley. “CUKashmir is providing inclusive, and globally competitive education to the students from across the country,” Prof. A Ravinder Nath told the visiting MP. The VC explained the detailed academic and infrastructural initiatives of the university aimed at creating a vibrant ecosystem for education and employment of the youth.
Mr. Syed Aga Ruhullah, while interacting with the Vice-Chancellor, expressed satisfaction over the academic and administrative progress of the institution. He appreciated the efforts of the university for an intellectual educational ecosystem in Jammu and Kashmir.
He assured his full support in facilitating necessary assistance from relevant quarters. Mr. Syed Aga Ruhullah stated that he would personally take up the university’s matters with the Ministry of Education and other concerned departments at the central and UT level to ensure that the institution receives the attention and resources it rightfully deserves.
Dean Academic Affairs and the Registrar thanked the Hon’ble Member for his visit and the interest he has shown in growth and development of the University.
Srinagar, June 12: In the wake of introducing an innovative Design Your Degree Program (DYD) in the Cluster University Srinagar the honorable Vice Chancellor Cluster University Srinagar Prof. (Dr.) Mohammad Mobin, Controller of Examinations, Prof. Khursheed Ahmad Mir & Dean Academics, Prof. (Dr.) Seema Naz interacted with the first batch of students registered for the innovative DYD program in the cluster university Srinagar. The program will be conducted from Amar Singh College & Govt. College of Education (IASE), the two constituent colleges of Cluster University Srinagar. In order to run the DYD program in its letter & spirit, it necessitates broader & deeper collaborations between the constituent colleges of Cluster University Srinagar including other lead institutions in the UT & outside. Prof. (Dr.) Mohammad Mobin, the honourable Vice Chancellor while alleviating the concerns about the DYD program, assured the students full support from the University in order to meet the needs & demands of this course. “The program is in line with & represents the real spirit of NEP-2020 in its curricular, pedagogic & assessment domains”, the Vice Chancellor said. “It is no wonder”, the VC added, “that the students registering for this program too must have the required attitude for immersing themselves wholeheartedly in this program”. Prof. Khursheed Mir, Controller of Examinations congratulated the students for joining the first of its kind innovative DYD program offered by Cluster University Srinagar. He said that the program will surely prove to be the game changer in the lives of students because the program is very much attuned to the needs of the present times. “This program is unconventional, in itself a disruptive program in the array of conventional programs offered by universities around the world”, he said. “In short, it’s doing away with a dead theory classrooms & bringing in a real life curriculum into the university ecosystem,” he concluded. Prof. (Dr.) Seema Naz while highlighting the key features of the program said, “The program curriculum is curated & devised in such a fashion that it would trigger the critical & creative capacities of learners”. “This program,” she added, “will also test our institutional capabilities, since its ‘out of the box’ courses like critical thinking, disruptive technologies, digital humanities & problem solving in everyday life are knit with the day to day activities of life. The real life problems, she continued, “while being brought to the classroom will invoke & incite diverse potentialities & capabilities in learners towards a focused & functional knowledge construction under the guidance of the mentors from diverse backgrounds.” The official source from the Cluster University informed the press that 30 students have already registered for the program & as soon as the admission formalities are completed the program will begin in the designated constituent colleges of the Cluster University as per the specified date. Both the constituent colleges have been ramping up their efforts in order to provide deeper & wider experiences to the students of the program. “Collaborations & partnerships have been cemented & strengthened with multiple institutions besides undertaking of capacity building of mentors nominated for the program,” the official said.
Srinagar, June 5: In a heartfelt message marking the sacred occasion of Eid-ul-Adha, Mudasir Karim, Youth President of the Jammu and Kashmir People’s Conference (JKPC), extended warm greetings to the people of Jammu and Kashmir, urging a renewed commitment to unity, peace, and compassion.
Highlighting the spiritual significance of the festival, Karim said Eid-ul-Adha stands as a profound symbol of faith, sacrifice, and generosity. He called upon people to embody these values not only during the festival but throughout their daily lives.
“This Eid is a time to reflect on the values of compassion, solidarity, and shared responsibility,” Karim stated. “Let it inspire us to build a more inclusive, progressive, and vibrant Jammu and Kashmir.”
Emphasizing the importance of community support, Karim encouraged citizens to extend a helping hand to the less fortunate, promote harmony across communities, and work collectively for a brighter and more peaceful future.
He also offered prayers for the health, happiness, and prosperity of all, expressing hope that the festival would mark the beginning of a new chapter of peace and development in the region.
Srinagar, June 5: Alhaj Abid Hussain Ansari, Vice President of the Jammu and Kashmir People’s Conference (JKPC) and General Secretary of the All Jammu and Kashmir Shia Association (AJKSA), has extended warm Eid-ul-Adha greetings to the people of Jammu and Kashmir, calling for unity, compassion, and peace on the auspicious occasion.
In his Eid message, Abid Ansari emphasized the deep spiritual and humanitarian values associated with Eid-ul-Adha, describing it as a celebration of unwavering faith, sacrifice, and the enduring spirit of giving. He said the festival is a reminder of the importance of compassion, solidarity, and collective responsibility in building a better society.
“Let this Eid strengthen our resolve to build a more inclusive, progressive, and vibrant Jammu and Kashmir,” Ansari said. He urged citizens to mark the occasion by extending kindness to the less fortunate, fostering inter-community harmony, and working together towards a peaceful future.
Ansari also offered prayers for the well-being of all citizens and expressed hope that the festival would usher in an era of lasting peace and prosperity throughout the region.
Srinagar, June 5: Molvi Imran Raza Ansari, General Secretary of the Jammu and Kashmir People’s Conference (JKPCC) and President of the All Jammu and Kashmir Shia Association (AJKSA), has extended heartfelt Eid-ul-Adha greetings to the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
In his message, Molvi Ansari highlighted the profound spiritual significance of Eid-ul-Adha, describing it as a celebration of faith, devotion, and the spirit of sacrifice. He reflected on the enduring legacy of Prophet Ibrahim’s (A.S) steadfast obedience to the will of Almighty Allah, emphasizing that this timeless example inspires believers to embody sincerity, selflessness, and service to humanity.
“Eid-ul-Adha is not merely a religious observance; it is an occasion to reaffirm our shared values of compassion, humility, and unity,” Ansari said. He offered prayers for lasting peace, prosperity, and the well-being of all citizens, and urged the community to extend generosity and care to those in need during the sacred festival.
Calling for unity and collective responsibility, Ansari encouraged people to celebrate Eid with a renewed sense of purpose and solidarity. He also prayed for strength and wisdom for all those working towards building a more inclusive, enlightened, and resilient Jammu & Kashmir.
Srinagar, June 6: Molvi Imran Raza Ansari will lead the Eid prayers at Imam Bara Zadibal in Shaher-e-Khaas at 9:30 AM. Before the prayers, he will deliver a sermon on Eid-ul-Adha to the gathered congregation, said a spokesperson of All Jammu and Kashmir Shia Association.
The All Jammu and Kashmir Shia Association Unit Kathimadan Zadibal has arranged a dedicated parking facility at Ali Park, Srinagar, to ensure convenience for all visitors, he added.
All visitors are warmly invited to join the prayers.
Srinagar, June 6, 2025: In anticipation of Eid-Ul-Azha, the Srinagar Municipal Corporation (SMC) has issued a public advisory regarding the proper disposal of skins, hides, and other waste from sacrificial animals. Citizens are urged not to discard these materials in public spaces, on roadsides, or mix them with regular municipal waste.
To ensure hygiene and sanitation across Srinagar during the festive period, SMC has put in place comprehensive arrangements for the scientific collection and disposal of sacrificial remains. These services are available free of cost and will be carried out across all municipal wards of the city.
A dedicated fleet of vehicles has been deployed specifically for this purpose, with ward-wise contact numbers of the designated drivers made available for public use. Residents are encouraged to avail themselves of this facility and coordinate with the municipal staff for timely collection.
The SMC has appealed to all Srinagar residents to extend full cooperation and help maintain public health and cleanliness during Eid-Ul-Azha.
For more details, including the list of vehicles and contact numbers, citizens are advised to refer to the official SMC communication or contact their local ward offices.
“Your support is vital to keeping our city clean and ensuring a safe and hygienic Eid for all,” said a spokesperson for the SMC.
Sacrificial Waste Collection Teams (1st Eid-Ul-Azha 2025) – June 7, 2025 (Saturday)
Ward No. 01 – Brien Nishat:
Showkat Ahmad Haroon – 9797514479 – JK01W-4361; Nissar Ahmad Sheikh – 9906487830 – JK01AK-3857; Mohammad Asif Wani – 6005216446 – JK01AB-3150; Manzoor Ahmad Mir – 6005643282 – JK01AK-3985.
Ward No. 02 – Lal Chowk:
Shahid Ahangir –9797096468 –JK01AT-7606; Wahid Ahmad Dar –9622444534 –JK01AT-3060; Sameer Ahmad Sheikh –6005517074 –JK01AT-2791; Gulzar Ahmad Sheikh –9103447491 –JK01AK-3805.
Ward No. 03 – Dal:
Sahil Ahmad Ashraf-7889846737-JK01AU-2219; Zahid Zahoor-9797060885-JK01AT-3027; Dilwar Ahmad Mir-9149466319-JK01AT-2942;Nissar Ahmad Sheikh – 6006176157-JK01AR- 1560.
Ward No. 04 – Kralyar:
Sahil Ahmad – 7780935475, JK01AT-3025; Reyaz Ahmad Bhat -7006806601- JK01AR-2735; Suhail Ahmad -9682632469-JK01AT-2749.
Ward No. 05- Khayam / Nai Sarak:
Arshid Ahmad Bhat – 9149933427 – JK01AK-3866; Ishfaq Ahmad Malik -6006331983 – JK01AR-0749;Bilal Ahmad Sheikh -8082140538 – JK01AR-1590.
Ward No. 06- Zaina Kadal:
Bashir Ahmad Moti -9682353973 – JK01AB-3155 ;Younis Ahmad Magloo 6005575771 – JK01AR-0796; Giyas Ahmad -9682131920 – JK01AT-3128.
Ward No. 07-Khanyar:
Shahid Ahmad Dar-6005511949 – JK01AT-3145 ; Nazir Ahmed Sheikh 7780878783 – JK01AK-3898 ; Mushtaq Ahmad Bhat- 6006331983 – JK01AR-2765.
Ward No. 10-Zadibal/Madin Sahib:
Zahoor Ahmad Sheikh – 9149856040 – JK01AQ-7228; Fayaz Ahmad – 9697403461 – JK01AQ-7245; Sammer Ahmad Malla – 6005548290 – JK01AQ-9088; Assar Ahmad Ganie – 9103542507 – JK01AU-2227; Mohd Lateef Bhat – 7889388891 – JK01AQ-8057.
Ward No. 11-Lal Bazar:
Nazir Ahmad – 9797063317 – JK01AT-3018; Mohammad Hussain Parra – 6922742157 – JK01AU-7646; Ghulam Mohammad Sofi – 9906484242 – JK01AT-3036; Mohd Ashraf – 7006313776 – JK01AQ-7154; Gulzar Ahmad Kashkari – 9596443339 – JK01W-4362.
Ward No. 12- Hazratbal:
Muzaffar Ahmad Sheikh – 9906633019 – JK01AK-3914; Gazanfar Rasheed Hajam – 9797091060 – JK01AK-3839; Firdouse Ahmad – 6005260126 – JK01AK-3144; Javed Ahmad Shah – 7006116534 – JK01AR-0772; Nazir Ahmad Wani – 9596850326 – JK01AT-2702; Mehraj u Din War – 7889680231 – JK01AR-0711.
Ward No. 13- Botapora:
Irshad Ahmad – 9697434775 – JK01AQ-8316; Shabir Ahmad Sheikh – 7889679748 – JK01AQ-7143; Shahid Ahmad – 7006916358 – JK01AQ-7157; Gulzar Ahmad Dar – 7006127877 – JK01AR-0219; Adil Ahmad – 7889369328 – JK01AQ-7438.
Ward No. 14- Zakoora:
Aijaz Ahmad Hajam – 7889860770 – JK01AL6813; Abid Bashir – 9103172295 – JK01AT-3098; Adil Ahmad – 7006155951 – JK01AR-0241.
Ward No. 15- Nagbal/Ahmad Nagar:
Mohammad Yaqoob Mir – 7006579366 – JK01AK-3867; Bi la Ahmad Rather – 7889376136 – JK01AT-2945; Ajaz Ahmad Katoo – 7889541449 – JK01AT-2770; Irfan Ahmad Gasi – 6005497434 – JK01AR-1543; Abid Hussain – 7006284747 – JK01AT-7619; Akthar Ali – 7006251758 – JK01AQ-8038.
Ward No. 16- Soura:
Amir Ahmad – 7889496662 – JK01AT-3023; Mohd Sarvar – 9906946944 – JK01AT-7644; Bilal Ahmad – 9541623464 – JK01AU-2257; Younis Ahmad Bhat – 6005452247 – JK01AT-2721; Suhail Ahmad Sheikh – 7889868405 – JK01AQ-8245; Bashir Ahmad Bhat – 8825005266 – JK01AQ-8208.
Ward No. 17- Nowshera:
Bashir Ahmad – 6005762491 – JK01AQ-9026; Shabir Ahmad Dar – 6006943895 – JK01AQ-7319; Reyaz Ahmad – 6005428188 – JK01AT-2755; Yarwar Ahmad – 7889627561 – JK01AQ-2750; Sahil Ahmad – 7889513043 – JK01AT3188.
Ward No. 18- Safa Kadal:
Parvez Ahmad – 6006883963 – JK01AR-0793; Mohd Ibrahim – 6005495857 – JK01AQ-7138; Aqib Sultan Mir – 9858872787 – JK01AQ-9067; Amir Habib – 8491874995 – JK01AQ-7096.
Ward No. 19- Palpora:
Azam Yaqoob Mir – 9419002267 – JK01AQ-7297; Tariq Ahmad Khana – 9622444397 – JK01AR-0758; Mohd Abas Mir – 7889728565 – JK01AR-0754; Riyaz Ahmad – 7006915188 – JK01AQ-9080.
Ward No. 20-Jamallatta:
Tariq Ahmad – 7889533686 – JK01AR-1706; Nasser Ahmad – 7889723325 – JK01AR-1706; Hilal Ahmad – 875982504 – JK01AT-3102; Fahmeem Ahmad – 7006564449 – JK01AT-7633.
Ward No. 26- Maloora/Mujgund:
Nasser Ahmad – 9797944824 – JK01AR-1581; Mohd Rafiq – 9149685874 – JK01AU-2242; Fayaz Ahmad – 9622777905 – JK01AT-3067; Mehraj U Din – 6005351184 – JK01AT-3194; Mohd Ahraf Ganie – 7889560603 – JK01AT-7697; Aijaz Ahmad Sheikh – 7780846576 – JK01AR-7134.
Ward No. 27- Khumani Chowk:
Suhail Ahmad Sheikh – 7006943373 – JK01AB-3146; Mehraj ud Din – 9103511264 – JK01AR-8059; Asshiq Hussain Wani – 7006520032 – JK01AR-7643; Mohd Ishaq Dar – 7780848094 – JK01AQ-7194; Shafat Hussain Sofi – 6005982553 – JK01AQ-7275.
Ward No. 28- Batamaloo:
Younis Ahmad – 9419227956 – JK01AQ-8242; Saqleen Ahmad – 9320661799 – JK01AQ-7287; Mehraj U Din – 8899055889 – JK01AQ-7273; Waseem Ahmad – 6006186933 – JK01AT-3143; Majid Ahmad Sofi – 9541217627 – JK01AT-7672.
Ward No. 29-Magarmal Bagh/Allochi Bagh:
Fayaz Ahmad Mir – 7051747668 – JK01AR-1555; Waseem Aslam Sofi – 9858275460 – JK01AB-3156; Hilal Ahmad Sheikh – 9149614403 – JK01AR-0788.
Ward No. 30- Jawahar Nagar:
Riyaz Ahmad Bhat – 7006984399 – JK01AK-3942; Firdous Ahmad Sheikh – 7006456050 – JK01AK-3958; Kasir Pandith – 9541696990 – JK01AQ-7196; Ajaz Ahmad – 9541213701 – JK01AQ-8047; Fayaz Ahmad – 9469868647 – JK01AQ-7113; Shabir Ahmad Khan – 8491002799 – JK01AQ-8332; Reyaz Tariq – 6005796478 – JK01AT-2299; Reyaz Ahmad Chala – 9469773621 – JK01AT-2707.
Ward No. 31- Chanapora:
Mohammad Azmat Dar – 9906473137 – JK01AB-3159; Tariq Ahmad Sheikh – 9682563374 – JK01AK-3821; Mohd Tahir Shah – 7006164840 – JK01AL-9487; Ab Aziz Sheikh – 9103180041 – JK01V-6843; Sameer Abas Rather – 6005864992 – JK01AT-7687; Shakeel Ahmad Sheikh – 9906232674 – JK01AT-7694; Suhail Majeed – 8825016943 – JK01AQ-7255; Farooz Ahmad – 7006758542 – JK01AR-2784.
Ward No. 32-Baghat:
Aijaz Ahmad Bhat – 7006265718 – JK01AB-3148; Irshad Ahmad Azad – 8825055121 – Ch No-15304; Mohd Yaqoob Bhat – 9103180041 – JK01AB-3143; Jhangir Ahmad Dar – 9682139456 – JK01AK-3860; Nissar Ahmad – 8493945151 – JK01AQ-9032; Mohd Ashraf Bhat – 9622605281 – JK01AT-7686; Nasser Ahmad – 9149885530 – JK01AT-3047; Muzamil Ahmad – 6005929689 – JK01AT-3074.
Ward No. 33-Humhama:
Javed Ahmad Sofi – 9018888393 – JK01AL-6831; Shakeel Ahmad Lone – 7006451452 – JK01AK-3988; Ishtaq Ahmad Lone – 9596439483 – JK01AK-3812; Mohd Iqbal Dar – 7006211522 – JK01AL-3854; Akash Ahmad Akhoon – 9797793010 – JK01AB-3164; Adil Ahmad Gilkar – 9622464677 – JK01AT-3123.
Ward No. 34-Pantha Chowk:
Mushtaq Ahmad Sheikh – 7780925347 – JK01AQ-8099; Adil Mushtaq Ahmad – 8082944435 – JK01AT-3139; Bashir Ahmad Ganie – 9906702760 – JK01AR-1715; Mukhtar Ahmad Wani – 7006432810 – JK01AL-9470.
Ward No. 35-Bhag-i-Mehtab:
Ghulam Rasool Fafoo – 9419764613 – JK01AB-1794; Mohammad Abdullah Beigh – 9622350509 – JK01X-5142; Ashiq Maqsood Khan – 9796968705 – JK01W-4357; Irshad Ahmad – 906112283 – JK01AK-3879.
Sacrificial Waste Collection Teams (2nd Eid-Ul-Azha 2025) – June 8, 2025 (Sunday)
Ward No. 01-Brien Nishat:
Raja Irshad Sheikh – 6005414918 – JK01AQ-9817; Showkat Ahmad Haroon – 9797514479 – JK01W-4361; Mohammad Asif Wani – 6005216446 – JK01AB-3150; Amir Ahmad Malik – 6005411819 – JK01AT-2766; Mehraj ud Din Sheikh – 9797758184 – JK01AR-1514.
Ward No. 02 -Lal Chowk:
Amjid Hussain – 9541399468 – JK01AK-3822; Javed Ahmad Khan – 6006626686 – JK01AB-1791; Asif Bilal – 7780974494 – JK01AU-2267; Mohd Abas Bhat – 6005842925 – JK01AT-2792; Ashiq Ahmad – 7006881605 – JK01AR-1759.
Ward No. 03- Dal:
Sahil Ahmad Ashraf – 7889846737 – JK01AU-2219; Zahid Zahoor – 9103447491 – JK01AT-3027; Dilwar Ahmad Mir – 9149466319 – JK01AT-2942; Nissar Ahmad Sheikh – 6006176157 – JK01AR-1560.
Ward No. 04- Kralyar:
Sahil Ahmad – 7780935475 – JK01AT-3025; Reyaz Ahmad Bhat – 7006806601 – JK01AR-2735; Suhail Ahmad – 9682632469 – JK01AT-2749.
Ward No. 05- Khayam/Nai Sarak:
Bilal Ahmad Sheikh – 8082140538 – JK01AR-1590; Waseem Ashraf Sheikh – 7006413747 – JK01AL-9485; Mohd Lateef – 6005577026 – JK01AQ-7326; Adil Ahmad – 7780800314 – JK01AQ-7226.
Ward No. 06- Zaina Kadal:
Bashir Ahmad Moti – 9682353973 – JK01AB-3155; Younis Ahmad Magloo – 6005575771 – JK01AR-0796; Giyas Ahmad – 9682131920 – JK01AT-3128.
Ward No. 07 -Khanyar:
Nazir Ahmed Sheikh – 7780878783 – JK01AK-3898; Mushtaq Ahmad Bhat – 6006331983 – JK01AR-2765; Amir Ahmed Sheikh – 7006106962 – JK01AT-2740.
Ward No. 10 -Zadibal/Madin Sahib:
Sammer Ahmad Malla – 6005548290 – JK01AQ-9088; Assar Ahmad Ganie – 9103542507 – JK01AU-2227; Mohd Lateef Bhat – 7889388891 – JK01AQ-8057; Zahoor Ahmad Sheikh – 9149856040 – JK01AQ-7228.
Ward No. 11 -Lal Bazar:
Nazir Ahmad – 9797063317 – JK01AT-3018; Mohammad Hussain Parra – 6922742157 – JK01AU-7646; Ghulam Mohammad Sofi – 9906484242 – JK01AT-3036; Mohd Ashraf – 7006313776 – JK01AQ-7154; Umar Farooq – 6006193774 – JK01AR-7249.
Ward No. 12- Hazratbal:
Javed Ahmad Shah – 7006116534 – JK01AR-0772; Mudasir Ahmad – 9622714044 – JK01AU-2233; Mehraj ud Din War – 7889680231 – JK01AR-0711; Muzaffar Ahmad Sheikh – 9906633019 – JK01AK-3914; Imtiyaz Ahmad Sheikh – 9596266624 – JK01AT-2952.
Ward No. 13- Botapora:
Irshad Ahmad – 9697434775 – JK01AQ-8316; Shahid Ahmad – 7006916358 – JK01AQ-7157; Shabir Ahmad Sheikh – 7889679748 – JK01AQ-7143; Gulzar Ahmad Dar – 7006127877 – JK01AR-0219; Adil Ahmad – 7889369328 – JK01AQ-7438.
Ward No. 14- Zakoora:
Shabir Ahmad Jan – 6006504219 – JK01AT-2722; Abid Bashir – 9103172295 – JK01AT-3098; Adil Ahmad – 7006155951 – JK01AR-0241.
Ward No. 15- Nagbal/Ahmad Nagar:
Irfan Ahmad Gasi – 6005497434 – JK01AR-1543; Hilal Ahmad Dar – 7006384650 – JK01AB-1788; Abid Hussain – 7006284747 – JK01AT-7619; Akthar Ali – 7006251758 – JK01AQ-8038.
Ward No. 16 -Soura:
Younis Ahmad Bhat – 6005452247 – JK01AT-2721; Bilal Ahmad – 9541623464 – JK01AU-2257; Bashir Ahmad Bhat – 8825005266 – JK01AQ-8208; Amir Ahmad – 7889496662 – JK01AT-3023; Mohd Sarvar – 9906946944 – JK01AT-7644.
Ward No. 17- Nowsbera:
Bashir Ahmad – 6005762491 – JK01AQ-9026; Shabir Ahmad Dar – 6006943895 – JK01AQ-7319; Yarwar Ahmad – 7889627561 – JK01AQ-2750; Sahil Ahmad – 7889513043 – JK01AT-3188.
Ward No. 18 -Safa Kadal:
Parvez Ahmad – 6006883963 – JK01AR-0793; Mohd Ibrahim – 6005495857 – JK01AQ-7138; Aqib Sultan Mir – 9858872787 – JK01AQ-9067; Amir Habib – 8491874995 – JK01AQ-7096; Reyaz Ahmad – 7006384650 – JK01AQ-9872.
Ward No. 19 -Palpora:
Nissar Ahmad – 8493945151 – JK01AQ-9032; Azam Yaqoob Mir – 9419002267 – JK01AQ-7297; Tariq Ahmad Khana – 9622444397 – JK01AR-0758; Mohd Abas Mir – 7889728565 – JK01AR-0754; Riyaz Ahmad – 7006915188 – JK01AQ-9080.
Ward No. 20- Jamallatta:
Nissar Ahmad – 7889723325 – JK01AR-1502; Tariq Ahmad – 7889533686 – JK01AR-1706; Sahil Yousuf – 9149823284 – JK01AQ-8014; Adil Ahmad – 9103333073 – JK01AT-3102.
Hashim Nabi and Asma Lead the Pack in a Celebration of Sportsmanship and Spirit
Rahi Shamshad
Srinagar, June 4, 2025: The Government College of Education (GCOE), Institute of Advanced Studies in Education (IASE), M.A. Road, Srinagar, proudly hosted its Annual College Road Race – 2025, uniting over 60 enthusiastic athletes from various academic programs in a spirited and seamlessly coordinated event.
The race was officially flagged off at 6:00 a.m. by Dr. Mohammad Yasin Pir, Convenor of the College Sports Committee, along with other committee members and faculty, underscoring the college’s commitment to promoting physical wellness and holistic student development.
In the 4.6 km men’s race, Mr. Hashim Nabi (UG 6th Semester, Roll No. 56) emerged victorious, closely followed by Hyder Ali Mir (UG 2nd Semester, Roll No. 03) in second place and Mohd Junaid Dar (UG 2nd Semester, Roll No. 53) securing third.
The women’s 4.6 km race saw Asma (B.Ed 3rd Semester, Roll No. 16) taking first place, with Sehla Jan (UG 4th Semester, Roll No. 22) and Aabirah Amin (UG 4th Semester, Roll No. 32) finishing second and third respectively.
The award ceremony was held amidst the scenic beauty of Nishat, Srinagar, where Prof. (Dr.) Seema Naz, Principal of GCOE and Nodal Principal for Kashmir Division Colleges, honored the winners with trophies and medals. In her inspiring address, she highlighted the vital role of sports and fitness in everyday life and encouraged students to participate wholeheartedly in future sporting events. She also commended the Physical Education Department and the Sports Committee for their flawless execution of the race. Additionally, she emphasized the importance of both indoor and outdoor sports in promoting physical fitness and overall well-being, urging students to engage actively in such activities to maintain a balanced and healthy lifestyle.
The event was gracefully moderated by Dr. Qazi Inam Saboor (PTI), ensuring a smooth and professional flow throughout. Capturing the day’s energy and key moments was Mr. Girdari Lal, who handled photography and videography with great skill.
This successful event was expertly coordinated by the College Sports Committee members — Dr. Mohammad Yasin Pir, Dr. Mohd Ashraf Wagi, Dr. Irfat Ara, Mr. Fazl Illahi, Mr. Arshad Saleh, Dr. Qazi Inam Saboor, Ms. Daljeet Kour, and Mr. Girdari — under the dynamic leadership of Prof. (Dr.) Seema Naz.
The Annual College Road Race 2025 ended on a high note, leaving behind lasting smiles, cherished memories, and a renewed appreciation for the integral role of sports in education. It truly was a perfect celebration of athleticism, unity, and college pride.
