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Amid restrictions, 1621 candidates appear in NEETaspirants face problems to reach exam centres in city

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Srinagar, July 24: In view of the restrictions imposed by authorities and shutdown call given by separatists, the aspi-rants appearing in National Eli-gibility Entrance Test (NEET) today complained of facing problems to reach their sched-uled examination centres in Srinagar. Despite the government claiming of having made “ade-quate arrangements”, the parents and their wards faced tough time to reach exam centres on time in view of restrictions and shut-down. P a r e n t s a l l e g e d t h a t despite the announcements made by the authorities that roll number slips of the students would be treated as curfew pass, the forces restricted their movement at various places and didn’t listen to their pleas. A group of parents who were accompanying their wards for the

NEET exams at SP College and Amar Singh College complained of frequent halts by forces while their journey to examination cen-tres. “We were stopped at

number of places while on our way to exam centre,” said Ajaz Ahmad, a parent who had left his residence along with his daughter at 5 am on motorbike to reach SP College.

Another parent, Zamrooda who was accompanying her son to the examination centre said that they were not allowed to cross Khanyar Chowk. “My son started to cry but

then some locals helped us in persuading police to allow us to proceed to the exam centre,” she said. NEET was conducted at three facilitation centres in Srinagar

and five centres in Jammu. Out of around 4841 students, 4453 appeared in the test in the State marking an overall presence of 87.74 percent. The test was con-ducted by the Central Board

of School Education (CBSE) throughout the country today. In Kashmir, out of 1740 students, 1621 appeared in the test at three designated centres at SP College Srinagar, Amar Singh College Srinagar and DPS Humhama marking an overall presence of 93 percent. A statement issued by the state government said that arrangements of transport and boarding and lodg-ing were made by all the District Development Commissioners for the convenience of the students appearing in the test. It stated that Minister for Education, Naeem Akhtar today visited various examination centres in Srinagar to person-ally take stock of the arrange-ments made for the smooth con-duct of the test. The Minister was informed that out of 600 students, 555 appeared in the test at SP Col-lege; out of 600 students, 571 appeared at Amar Singh Col-lege and out of 540 students, 495 appeared at DPS Humhama respectively. Akhtar was accompanied by Secretary Higher Educa-tion, Hemant Kumar; Direc-tor Colleges, Tariq Ahmad Kawoosa; Government of India observers and CBSE representatives.

We did not meet Home Minister: Houseboat Owners Association

Overflowing garbage bin at Naseem Bagh locality causes inconvenience to people. Lifting of garbage at several areas of the summer capital has been affected due to restrictions. Srinagar Municipal Corporation (SMC) had recently claimed that 2461 metric tons of garbage was lifted in Srinagar since July 7. (Mubashir Khan/GK)

Exam centre at Amar Singh College. (L) A paramilitary CRPF trooper enforces restrictions in Shaher-e-Khaas

DHSK establishes helpline for cancer patients

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Srinagar, July 24: Direc-torate of Health Services, Kashmir (DHSK) has noti-fied helpline numbers for Cancer patients in the Valley. “In this context, if any cancer patient across

Valley is not able to reach SKIMS, Soura for treat-ment he/she can

avail Oral

C a n c e r D r u g s ( T a m o x i -fen, Letrozole, Imatinib, Bicalutamide, Geftinib, Temozolamide) from listed District Hospitals. These drugs have been supplied to DHSK by SKIMS, Soura,” an offi-cial statement said. “For proper facilita-tion of the needy patients people can call on Dr Showkat Ali (9419043028), Dr Rehana Kausar (0194-2300444(), Dr Ijtaba Shafi (9419070388) and Zahoor Ragi (9419066748),” it added.

Srinagar , July 24 : K a s h m i r H o u s e b o a t O w n e r s A s s o c i a t i o n today said they boycot-ted the meeting with Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh. “Kashmir Houseboat Owners Association did not participate in any meeting with the Home

Minister during his Kash-mir visit on July 23 or July 24. We boycotted the meeting along with KCCI including other associa-tions who are its associate member” Chairman Kash-mir Houseboat Owners Associat ion Ghulam Rasool Siah said in a state-ment.

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