FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2015 (PAGE 10) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU

Government of Jammu and Kashmir,Services Selection Board,

Zum Zum Building Rambagh Srinagar(www.jkssb.nic.in)

Sub:-Establishment of Grievance Cell.

In order to address the grievances of the publicin General and the candidates in Particular, theJ&K, Services Selection Board has established aGrievance Cell.

As such, all the concerned are hereby informedthat in case they have any grievance with regard toselection list, interview etc, the up-date on thesame can be had during office hours (exceptSundays and Holidays) on the MobileNo.9622868144.

Sd/-(S.A Raina) KAS,

Secretary,J&K Services Selection Board,

Srinagar.DIPK-10124

Government of Jammu and Kashmir,Services Selection Board,

Zum Zum Building Rambagh Srinagar(www.jkssb.nic.in)

Sub:-Change of Examination Centre.

All the candidates who have been allotted Govt GandhiMemorial Science College, Jammu as ExaminationCentre for appearing in the Written Test scheduled to beconducted on 25th of October, 2015, are herebyinformed that their Examination Centre has been shiftedto Govt. Women College Parade, Jammu. It is further clarified here that the Admit Cards have notbeen up-dated with respect to the Examination Centreand the Admit Cards down-loaded shall still reflect GovtGandhi Memorial Science College, Jammu asExamination Venue.

Sd/-(S.A Raina) KAS,

Secretary,J&K Services Selection Board,

Srinagar.

DIPK-10125

Lawyers Annual Sports MeetSemis lineup drawn in cricket;

Parshuram XI enters football finalsExcelsior Sports Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 22: Semifinalsposition has been cleared in crick-et being played as part of LawyersSports Meet, while Parshuram XIdefeated Strikers XI today to enterfootball finals and will take onTeam ‘A’ in the finals of the Meettomorrow.

Earlier, in the first quarterfi-nal, Paradise XI defeated StrikersXI by a big margin of 56 runs.Winning the toss and batting first,Paradise XI scored 109 runs in thestipulated 12 overs. Gurupartapwas the top scorer with magnifi-

cent 53 runs, while Vikas con-tributed 15 runs to the total. Nitintook 2 wickets, while Avinay andPranav claimed one wicket eachfor Strikers XI.

In reply, Strikers XI bundledout for 53 runs, thus lost thematch by 56 runs. S CharanjeevSingh was the only batsman tocross double figure mark with 11runs. Ravi Abrol took 4 wickets,while Traibaz bagged 2 wickets.

The second quarterfinal matchwas played between Dogra XIand Striking XI, in which DograXI after winning the toss battedfirst and scored 133 runs in 12

overs for the loss of 4 wickets.Ashwani was the highest scorerwith 48 runs, while Ajeet PalSingh contributed 25 runs. ForStriking XI, Rajeev took 2 wick-ets.

In reply, Striking XI bundledout for paltry total of 80 runs tolose the match by 53 runs. ForDogra XI, Ashwani took 2 wick-ets.

The third quarterfinal matchwas played between Legal Starand King Royal XI, in whichLegal Star after winning the tossbatted first and scored a mam-moth total of 216 runs in the allot-ted overs. Surinder was the topscorer with 83 runs, whereas Samiscored brilliant 66 runs andPranav Kohli contributed valu-able 31 runs. For King Royal XI,Dheeraj took 1 wicket.

Chasing a big total, KingRoyal XI collapsed at 82 runs,thus lost the match by big marginof 134 runs. Sidharth was thehighest scorer with 22 runs, whileAditya Sharma chipped in with 20runs. For Legal Star XI, ParveshSingh and Sanjay Sharma took 2wickets each.

The fourth quarterfinal wasplayed between Royal XI andCounsel XI. Winning the toss andbatting first, Royal XI teamscored a modest total of 92 runs in12 overs. Zubair Ahmed was thehighest scorer with 24 runs andAditya Gupta scored 18, whileLokesh took 3 wickets andAashray Choudhary took 2 wick-ets.

Chasing the target, CounselXI scored the required runs easilyto script a convincing victory.Lokesh was the top scorer with 41runs, while Sohail contributed 16runs to the total. Rohit Gupta andHitesh claimed 1 wicket each.

In the Football tournament,the match was played betweenParshuram XI and Striker XI,which was won by Parshuram XIby 2-1 via tie-breaker. ‘A’ Teamwill take on Parshuram XI in thesummit clash tomorrow.

India level series with a convincing 35-run win over SA

CHENNAI, Oct 22:

Virat Kohli slammed a bril-liant 138 before the bowlers pro-duced an impressive perform-ance as India comfortably beatSouth Africa by 35 runs to levelthe series 2-2, here today

Courtesy Kohli's century,India piled up a commendable299 for 8 in 50 overs and thenrestricted South Africa to 264 for9 despite a classy hundred bytheir captain AB de Villiers.

In the end, Kohli's 23rdODI hundred proved to be ashade better effort than DeVilliers' 22nd ton in the final con-text of the match. If Kohli'sinnings was about asserting hissupremacy in the limited oversformat, De Villiers was innova-tion personified hitting all roundthe wicket.

Credit should be given toIndia's spin troika of HarbhajanSingh (2/50), Axar Patel (1/40)and Amit Mishra (1/55) for usingthe conditions well along withpacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar(3/68), who got the prize scalp ofopposition captain.

The series will now be decid-ed at Mumbai's WankhedeStadium in the final ODI sched-uled to be played on October 25.

De Villiers battled cramps torace to century but his superb107-ball-112 could not get theProteas home. The South Africanskipper hit 10 fours and two sixesfighting valiantly before a slowbouncer from Bhuvneshwar sawhim try a flat batted shot whichended up as a thickish edge intoMahendra Singh Dhoni's hands.

It was De Villiers' dismissalin the 45th over that decisivelytilted scales in India's favour.When the chase started, Hashim

Amla's (7) woeful run in theseries continued as he pulled onestraight to Shikhar Dhawan atmid-wicket.

Gauging that the pitch wasdry and turn was on offer,Harbhajan was brought in theattack as early as the 9th over.

The 'Turbantor' looked dan-gerous in each of his six overs inthe first spell while he got a bit ofstick towards the end to finishwith 2/50 in 10 overs.

He got the wicket of lastmatch centurion Quinton de Kock(35) just when he was taking onthe attack.

It was a classical off-spinner'sdelivery where he enticed DeKock for a drive with a flighteddelivery that spun away from theleft-hander taking the outsideedge which was held by AjinkyaRahane at second slip.

Faf du Plessis (17) was a bitruffled as a powerful hit from DeVilliers hit his elbow. He wassoon dismissed when he wasadjudged caught behind off Axarbowling. While Du Plessis lookedunhappy, the snickometer showedsome noise when the ball passedthe bat.

From 79 for 3, it soon became88 for four when Harbhajanbowled one that straightened suf-ficiently after pitching to hitDavid Miller (6) plumb in-front.

However, De Villiers coun-tered the turn with footwork as hegot a partner in FarhaanBehardien (22) as they steadilybuilt a partnership of 56 runs forthe fifth wicket.

It was leg-spinner Mishra,who accounted for Behardien inthe 32nd over which turned out tobe a wicket-maiden. (PTI)

MYSURU, Oct 22:Virender Sehwag celebrated

his international retirement witha scintillating ton for Haryana asJayant Yadav also joined thecentury-makers' list to help theside post 319 for eight on a dra-matic Day 1 of their RanjiTrophy cricket league matchagainst Karnataka here today.

Sehwag, who announced hisinternational retirement onTuesday, did not disappoint thespectators as he cracked a stroke-ful 136 runs in 170 balls with 16fours and 3 sixes. Yadav, whose100-run knock was laced with 11fours and a six, also joined the

party as the duo stitched a 206-run third wicket partnership.

When the stumps weredrawn, Haryana were in a strongposition with tail-enders HarshalPatel and Ashish Hooda, battingon zero and six, respectively.

Defending championsKarnataka though showedcourage to strike back after thetall stand as the bowlers baggedfive wickets for just 54 runs inthe final session. Sharing thenew ball with captain VinayKumar, HS Sharath led chargewith a hat-trick to end the daywith impressive figures of 4-47.(PTI)

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 22: HummingBuds, Preschool Chain of ModelAcademy celebrated Dussehrawith great enthusiasm and fer-vour, here.

The students were explainedthat Dussehra is a popular festi-val, wherein triumph of good iscelebrated over evil.

The classes were decoratedwith torans and flowers and apuja was arranged to show thetraditional way of worshippinggoddess Durga. This was fol-lowed by a teacher talk explain-ing to the little kids howDussehra is the festival markingthe end of Navratri and theimmersion of Durga idols whichare worshipped for nine daysprior to Dussehra.

There was enormous excite-ment amongst the kids to see thehuge effigy of Ravana which waserected in the playground.Teachers enacted a small play forthe children explaining howDusshera has its roots in theRamayana which states that LordRama along with his wife Sita andbrother Lakshman took off on anexile for a period of 14 years.

Through smart class, chil-

dren were shown a Ramlila tak-ing place and how hundred feethigh effigies of Ravana,Kumbhakaran and Meghnathfilled with fire crackers are burntafter that.

The festivities were filledwith great joy and enthusiasm.Dr. Renu Gupta, Director MIERand Ruchika Gupta, ProjectDirector lauded the effort of thestaff for such a colourful cele-bration.

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 22: TodayCareer Abacus, a leadingAbacus Teaching Instituteopened its 16th Centre at ShastriNagar, here.

Ravinder Singh Salathia ,Senior leader, NationalConference was the chief gueston the occasion, while BharatBhushan Goswami was theguest of honour.

Earlier, the chief guest andother dignitaries were receivedby the Director Career Abacus,Arvind Sharma and other staffmembers, while welcomeaddress was presented by AliceSingh.

The programme started withdemonstration of the kids whichleft the audience spell boundwith the speed and accuracy of

the kids. The parents were high-ly appreciative of the quality ofeducation being imparted by theInstitute.

Mr. Sharma informed thatthis is the 16th Centre in theState of J&K and more than3000 students have taken thebenefit of CAC Course in theState and highlighted the bene-fits of CAC Course and stressedupon the parents to teach thisskill to their children. A livedemo was performed by PragunSharma, Shivansh Gautam,Jessika Singh, Ariha, GurtejSingh, Nakul and Asmi Walia.

On spot registration wasdone and the students and theirparents were very enthusiastic inlearning CAC Course.

Vote of thanks was presentedby Centre Head, Aarti Bedi.

Jodhamal School celebratesGrandparents Day

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 22: JodhamalPublic School celebratedGrandparents Day with remark-able zest as the students showedlove, affection and gratitudetowards their elders.

The junior wing students putup a wonderful show surprisedeverybody by putting up a scin-tillating performance for theirbeloved grandparents.

Archana Magazine, HoDEnglish at College ofCommerce, Jammu was thechief guest on the occasion,while Arati Kuthiala, Trusteewas the guest of honour.

The programme commencedwith the lighting of the lampwhere all the dignitaries came onthe stage for lighting of the tradi-tional lamp, which was followedby Hanuman Vandana, an actmuch appreciated by one and all.Cute hanumans were swayingand dancing, simply delight towatch.

“We can Dance” item pre-sented by the little kids was a

real foot tapping number, fol-lowed by a party song by the jun-iors. Sufi performance “Duma-Dum Mast Kalandar” broughtabout a mystical feel bringingeverybody closer to each otheras many items such as RampWalk, Couple Dance and Gameswere put up for the enthusiasticgrandparents, which was availedby one and all.

A special dance performanceby the British Council AssociateTeacher Lauren Bridgeman fromUK was the limelight and theother teacher Rebeakah AmyJerram from UK conducted pro-ceedings of the programme.

The programme culminatedwith the speech by the chiefguest and a patriotic fervour bythe students. Pre-PrimaryCoordinator, Neetu Johri pre-sented a welcome address andNandini Bakshi, Senior CCACoordinator gave away the voteof thanks. Vice Principal,Monika Sethi and Trustees pre-sented the memento to the chiefguest.

Winners of Handball Tournament posing for a group photo-graph alongwith chief guest Yudhvir Sethi and other dignitariesin Jammu on Thursday.

State rich in sports talent: Yudhvir Sethi3-day Handball

Championship concludesExcelsior Sports Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 22: Three daysHandball Championship con-cluded at Shastri NagarPlayfield, here today.

Senior BJP Leader YudhvirSethi was chief guest at the finalmatch. The tournament had beenorganised by the J&K HandballAssociation. S.M Bali presidentof the association was the guestof honour.

While appreciating efforts ofthe Association, Yudhvir saidthe State is rich in sports talentand sportsmen from the Statehave proven their mettle at dif-ferent national and internationalchampionships. He said propernurturing by the sports authori-ties goes a long way in promot-ing the talent at different levels.

The championship wasorganized by Ashwani KumarRaina, general secretary J&K

Handball Association in col-laboration with J&K StateSports Council.

Prominent among otherswho were present on the occa-sion were Rajinder Kumar,chairman Selection CommitteeJ&K Handball Association,Rajesh Chandan, Dev Raj,VinaySharma and Nirmal Kour.

The final match in women’ssection was played betweenSandeep Pal Club and R.L PissuClub in which Sandeep Pal Clubdefeated RL Pissu Club by 12-11. Main scorer for Sandeep PalClub was Arushi who scored 4goals and main scorer for RLPissu Club was Megha whoscored 6 goals.

In men’s section, the finalmatch was played between R.LPissu Club Jammu and SandeepPal Club in which R.L PissuClub defeated Sandeep Pal Clubby (24-19) goals.

Rasool, Manhas starfor J&K on Day-1

AGARTALA, Oct 22:

Mithun Manhas made 96 andParvez Rasool scored an unbeat-en 129 as Jammu and Kashmirreached 303 for four on day oneof their Ranji Trophy matchagainst Tripura here today.

Rasool was batting alongsideBandeep Singh (7*) at stumps.Rasool and Manhas made lifetough for the opposition bowlersthroughout their 207-run stand.

The all-rounder ended uphitting 18 fours and three sixeswhile captain Manhas struck 13fours in his 192-ball stay.

Earlier, winning the toss andbatting first, J&K lost the firstwicket in the shape of ImranHaroon (0) in the second over ofthe match, then another openerShubham Khajuria (22) and IanDev Singh (28) tried to consoli-date the innings, before Ian wasdismissed in the 18th over with

the team's total at 49/2. Khajuriaalso fell in the 23rd over at theteam's total of 58 runs for theloss of 3 wickets. Then MithunManhas and Parvez Rasool sentthe bowlers on a leather-hunt intheir huge partnership of 207runs, before Manhas fell at hisindividual score of 96 runs.Rasool was unconquered at 129runs at the draw of stumpstoday. Tripura speedsterMurasingh was unluckythroughout the day as he got outManhas earlier in the day on ano-ball, before he was droppedtwice after his bowling.

Manisankar Muraisingh andRana Dutta shared the wicketsto fall on the day.

Brief scores: J&K 303/4 in89 overs (Parvez Rasool 129batting, Mithun Manhas 96;Manisankar Muraisingh 2/61,Rana Dutta 2/68). (PTI)

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Career Abacus opens16th Centre at Jammu

Humming Buds celebrates Dussehra

Virat Kohli raises bat to celebrate his century during fourthOne-Day International cricket match against South Africa inChennai on Thursday. (UNI)

Sehwag, Yadav tons takeHaryana to 319/8

Warrican strikesto halt Sri Lanka

COLOMBO, Oct 22:West Indies spinner Jomel

Warrican took four wickets tobundle Sri Lanka out for 200 onday one of the second Testtoday, raising hopes of a series-saving victory for the visitors.

The 23-year-old, playing inhis first Test, grabbed 4 for 67off 20 overs, after Sri Lankawon the toss and elected to batat the P Sara Stadium inColombo.

Bad light stopped play whenthe visitors were 17-1 off 5.2overs in their quest for the firstWest Indian Test win on SriLankan soil.

They lost Shai Hope lbw toDhammika Prasad in the veryfirst over for just four. (Agencies)

7th Pawan MemorialCricket Tourney

from Nov 1Excelsior Sports Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 22: SinghCricket Club Akhnoor will beorganizing 7th Pawan MemorialCricket Tournament fromNovember 1, 2015 atGovernment Higher SecondarySchool ground, here.

According to a handoutissued here, 16 teams will beparticipating in this knockoutTournament.

“The winners of theTournament will receive a cashprize of Rs 15,000, while run-ners-up team will get a cashprize of Rs 10,000, besidesattrasctive individual prizes,”said Sham Singh Langeh, presi-dent of Singh Cricket Club andorganizing secretary of theTournament.

For further information, theteams desirous to take part inthe Tournament can contact MrLangeh on mobile no:9797522009.