Move offices close at Jammu, Chief Minister arrives at Srinagar
Move offices close at Jammu, Chief Minister arrives at Srinagar
SRINAGAR, APRIL 28: Chief Minister, Mehbooba Mufti arrived here today from Jammu after the Civil Secretariat and other move offices closed yesterday at Jammu.
On her arrival here, the Chief Minister was accorded a formal reception at the airport by Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir, Baseer Ahmad Khan; Inspector General of Police, Kashmir zone, S P Pani; Deputy Commissioners and SSPs of Budgam and Srinagar districts and other senior officers.
The Civil Secretariat would open here on May, 07.
The Government has made elaborate arrangements for the transportation of official records, employees and their welfare.
*Mehbooba congratulates civil services qualifiers from J&K*
‘You have given us a reason to rejoice. I always believed in your abundant capabilities, talent and enterprise. Its only a matter of opportunity to display that’
Srinagar, April 28: Chief Minister, Mehbooba Mufti has congratulated this year’s civil services qualifiers from the State. The results of UPSC conducted civil services examinations were declared yesterday in which more than ten boys and girls from Jammu & Kashmir have made it to the country’s prestigious civil services.
In her message to these successful candidates, the Chief Minister said with their well-deserved success these young boys and girls have given the entire State a reason to rejoice and cheer. “I have always believed that our youth are full of potential, talent and enterprise. There is no dearth of that. But it is only a matter of opportunity and platform to display that talent”, she said in her message.
Mehbooba Mufti said year after year the young boys and girls are giving Jammu & Kashmir a reason to smile which should make us ponder that if we all rise above the petty divides and channelize our potential in positive direction we can take the State to new heights of prosperity and excellence. She asked the young students to take a cue from the hard work and steadfastness of these civil services qualifiers.
The Chief Minister hoped that these young officers-designate would carry on with the same urge and serve the State and the country in the same spirit in which they cracked this prestigious examination.
Mehbooba Mufti has conveyed her warm greetings to the families, parents and teachers of these successful candidates as well.
SRINAGAR, APRIL 28: Chief Minister, Mehbooba Mufti arrived here today from Jammu after the Civil Secretariat and other move offices closed yesterday at Jammu.
On her arrival here, the Chief Minister was accorded a formal reception at the airport by Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir, Baseer Ahmad Khan; Inspector General of Police, Kashmir zone, S P Pani; Deputy Commissioners and SSPs of Budgam and Srinagar districts and other senior officers.
The Civil Secretariat would open here on May, 07.
The Government has made elaborate arrangements for the transportation of official records, employees and their welfare.
*Mehbooba congratulates civil services qualifiers from J&K*
‘You have given us a reason to rejoice. I always believed in your abundant capabilities, talent and enterprise. Its only a matter of opportunity to display that’
Srinagar, April 28: Chief Minister, Mehbooba Mufti has congratulated this year’s civil services qualifiers from the State. The results of UPSC conducted civil services examinations were declared yesterday in which more than ten boys and girls from Jammu & Kashmir have made it to the country’s prestigious civil services.
In her message to these successful candidates, the Chief Minister said with their well-deserved success these young boys and girls have given the entire State a reason to rejoice and cheer. “I have always believed that our youth are full of potential, talent and enterprise. There is no dearth of that. But it is only a matter of opportunity and platform to display that talent”, she said in her message.
Mehbooba Mufti said year after year the young boys and girls are giving Jammu & Kashmir a reason to smile which should make us ponder that if we all rise above the petty divides and channelize our potential in positive direction we can take the State to new heights of prosperity and excellence. She asked the young students to take a cue from the hard work and steadfastness of these civil services qualifiers.
The Chief Minister hoped that these young officers-designate would carry on with the same urge and serve the State and the country in the same spirit in which they cracked this prestigious examination.
Mehbooba Mufti has conveyed her warm greetings to the families, parents and teachers of these successful candidates as well.
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