| Nitesh Sangral | |
| JAMMU, Mar 16: The state government recently claimed that it has increased the ration to the people living Below the Poverty Line (BPL) upto 40 kg and Antodya Ann Yojna (AAY) families, but the ground situation is quite different. But claims seems hallow as most of the areas does not have proper supply of ration as on the ground level the 35 kg full ration is not reaching to needy and poor people. It is penitent to mention here that under Public Distribution System (PDS), a government scheme has made for providing food to the poor people at reasonable rates but has failed to fulfill it. There are sufficient examples to prove that these schemes are resulted in failure. The depots in the state are not get complete ration to the people, the depots holders’ only getting benefits. Source said that the many villages depot have to provide ration including 20 kilograms of rice and 15 kilograms of flour to BPL, APL and AAY per family. He mentioned that even the well off people were entertained by the depot owners and provided ration meant for the poor. He also said that the depot owners were making a cut ration of ration card holders. Locals alleged that they were mostly people dependent on the government ration but the depot owners were not providing ration properly. The locals who were receiving the ration stated that the dealers always charges rupees two to three extra per kilogram to each. Interestingly government is not seeing these things they are only show off, the state government doing this thing for the people in the state. | |
Nitesh Sangral Early Times Report JAMMU, Mar 6: The State Health Ministry' claims regarding increase in PG seats in broad specialties have fallen flat as Medical Council of India has granted only 13 more PG seats to the Government Medical College Jammu, while GMC Srinagar has got 30, thanks for not conducting Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC) of faculty members. It is penitent to mentioned, Minister for Health Bali Bhagat assured Upper House that the Principal Secretary H&ME Department handed over the proposal for increase of 133 PG seats in GMC, Srinagar and 107 PG seats in GMC, Jammu, as one time increase in Medical Colleges of State for the year 2018-19. The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, through its communication dated March 6, 2018, has conveyed its approval for admitting 15 students in GMC Jammu and 29 for Srinagar for 2018-19. As per notification, in GMC Jammu the total number of existing seats for MD Anaesthesiology was 5 while the seats available ...
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