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REASI, MAY 03: As part of the ongoing cleanliness and maintenance campaign under Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain 2025, Deputy Commissioner Reasi Nidhi Malik today visited several sites to assess the cleanliness and maintenance works of water structures.

She reviewed the cleanliness status of the pond at Panchayat Agarballian and assessed the preparedness of the administration in maintenance of water resources ahead of the monsoon season.

The week-long campaign, started from May 1, 2025, focuses on the rejuvenation, cleaning and maintenance of water recharge structures, traditional water bodies, and storage tanks across all 12 blocks of Reasi.

A detailed weekly roster with 1003 blockwise activities has been prepared to ensure the systematic execution of planned activities, which include the cleaning and maintenance of 110 water harvesting tanks, 194 Water Ponds, 508 water bowlies, and 191 other water-related structures. The work is being carried out under the supervision of the respective Block Development Officers (BDOs).

The Deputy Commissioner highlighted the importance of this initiative in promoting sustainable water conservation. She noted that the timely cleaning and restoration of these structures would help maximize rainwater storage during the upcoming monsoon. Additionally, the campaign provides an opportunity to identify water bodies requiring repair or long-term maintenance, which can be incorporated into future development plans.

The DC encouraged workers and the public to  continue coordination and community participation to ensure the success of the Jal Shakti Abhiyan across the district. She reaffirmed the administration’s commitment to protecting water resources and strengthening Reasi’s water infrastructure through proactive, ground-level interventions.

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REASI, APRIL 23: The District Administration of Reasi, led by Deputy Commissioner Nidhi Malik observed a two-minute silence today to pay solemn tribute to the victims of the recent terror attack in Pahalgam.

The condolence meeting, held at the DC Office Complex, was attended by officers and officials of the administration who stood in solidarity to honor the lives lost in the tragic incident.

The Deputy Commissioner expressed profound grief over the loss of innocent lives and extended heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families. She also wished a swift and full recovery to those injured in the attack.

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 REASI, APRIL 22: For effective and efficient implementation of MISSION YUVA and as part of its training and capacity-building initiative, a day-long orientation and training program was conducted today for Yuva DOOTs here in the Conference Hall, DC Office Complex.

Speaking on the occasion, Additional District Development Commissioner Sukhdev Singh Samyal emphasized the importance of fostering entrepreneurship and promoting self-employment opportunities among youth at the grassroots level. He stressed its basic objective of guiding potential entrepreneurs and urged the YUVA DOOTs to approach the task with dedication.

The training aimed to equip Yuva DOOTs with the necessary skills and knowledge to connect with and support potential entrepreneurs in their respective Panchayats. They were sensitized about their role and responsibilities and how they can effectively support and guide aspiring entrepreneurs in the district.

Assistant Director DE&CC Annie Vaid also urged the Yuva DOOTs to attend the training sincerely and implement the knowledge in the field with dedication. She stressed that good coordination among banks, EDI, Employment, and Industries departments is crucial for the successful execution of the mission.

The training included discussion on different components of the Mission YUVA right from Nano Entrepreneurship to MSMEs and startups.

The insights from the baseline survey were thoroughly discussed so as to make the Yuva Doots aware about the peculiarities of the district.

Yuva Doots were urged to conduct IEC activities and inform local youth in their respective Panchayats about the Mission YUVA app. Hands on training on the app was also imparted to them during the sessions.

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REASI, APRIL 10:  Deputy Commissioner Nidhi Malik today inspected the Municipal waste management site at Village Kundrorian near Tan Talab in Katra to address the concerns of residents living in the vicinity regarding ongoing waste management operations being conducted by Municipal Committee Katra.

During the visit, the Deputy Commissioner engaged directly with the affected residents to understand their grievances and assure them of the administration’s commitment to environmental safety. She also conducted a detailed inspection of the ongoing bio-mining project, which is focused on processing legacy waste at the site.

Emphasizing the importance of adhering to the timelines set   in the project’s contractual framework, the Deputy Commissioner sought detailed information about each phase of the bio-mining process. She stressed the need for efficiency, transparency, and accountability throughout the operation.

The Deputy Commissioner discussed comprehensive waste management strategies with officials and outlined the importance of adhering to scheduled implementation timelines. She reaffirmed that scientific waste management and timely disposal are among the district administration’s highest priorities.

The district administration remains committed to developing a sustainable, long-term waste management framework that prioritizes public health, environmental protection, and community well-being. EO MC Katra and other municipality officials accompanied the Deputy Commissioner.

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REASI, APRIL 10: Chief Secretary, Atal Dulloo, today conducted an exhaustive visit to two of the region's most iconic engineering landmarks; the Anji Khad Bridge and the world's highest railway bridge over the Chenab River in Reasi district.

Recognizing the immense potential of these architectural marvels, the Chief Secretary called for their immediate promotion as key tourist destinations. He emphasized that both sites, due to their engineering brilliance and scenic location, deserve to be integrated into the broader tourism circuit of the region.

Highlighting the proximity of these sites to the holy shrine of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi, the Chief Secretary advised that the pilgrims visiting the cave shrine should be encouraged to also visit AnjiKhad and the Chenab Rail Bridge.

This, he observed, would not only diversify the tourism offerings of the region but also serve as a catalyst for local economic development, generating employment and entrepreneurship opportunities for the local youth.

In his interaction with the district administration, the Chief Secretary directed the officials to explore development of supporting infrastructure and visitor amenities around both the locations. This included provision for rest areas, guided tours, food stalls and other facilities aimed at enhancing the overall experience for the tourists and pilgrims alike. He also stressed the need for installing informative signage and display boards at the sites. These boards, he said, should highlight the unique technological and structural features of these bridges. By doing so, visitors would not only gain insights into the engineering prowess behind these projects but would also develop a sense of national pride and appreciation for the infrastructural advancements being made across the country, he added.

The Chief Secretary was accompanied by Divisional Commissioner, Jammu; DC, Reasi; SSP, Reasi; senior officers from the Northern Railways and other local officers from civil administration and police department.

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REASI, APRIL 10: Social Welfare Department, in collaboration with ALIMCO, a central agency, organized an assessment camp for Divyangs and Senior Citizens at Tehsil Social Welfare Office, Reasi.

The aim of the camp was to assess and register the targeted Divyangs with 40% or more benchmark disability and Senior Citizens with age of 60 years and above under ADIP and RVY schemes respectively. Such beneficiaries in turn shall be provided free of cost equipment and appliances which includes hearing aids, wheelchairs, tricycles, artificial limbs, walking sticks, motorised tricycles etc. by ALIMCO.

Speaking about the camp, District Social Welfare Officer,   Sachin Sharma addressed that this scheme is for disabled citizens of BPL category. He was told that by taking Aadhaar card, ration card, UDID Card and photographs from the divyangjans, the eligible beneficiaries are being registered on the concerned portal. He further informed that such camps shall be continued till 11th April across various locations of district Reasi which were started on 05th April with an aim to register maximum number of eligible citizens for such government schemes to make an inclusive society.

It should be noted that 112 disabled and senior citizens were registered in this assessment camp.

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 REASI, APRIL 08: Additional Deputy Commissioner Rakesh Kumar convened a comprehensive review meeting today to assess the preparations for the 3-day Baisakhi Festival at the Holy Shrine of Dera Baba Banda Bahadur starting  from April 11, 2025.

In the meeting, a detailed discussion was held on several arrangements to ensure the smooth conduct of the festival, which draws thousands of devotees every year.

ADC Rakesh Kumar directed the concerned authorities to deploy adequate police personnel and implement appropriate security checks to ensure the safety and security of all visitors during the Festival.

He stressed the need for a reliable and uninterrupted supply of water and electricity during the festival days and directed the concerned departments to take adequate measures. He sought special attention on the maintenance of roads, particularly the road from Simbal Choa leading to the shrine and directed for necessary repairs well before the festival. He also instructed the traffic police to make detailed traffic arrangements including provision of parking space to ensure smooth and safe movement of vehicles.

The Municipal authorities of Reasi and Katra were asked to make necessary sanitation arrangements in and around the shrine and keep the provision of mobile toilets at the strategic points for convenience of the devotees.

The Health Department was asked to ensure the availability of medical staff, first aid kits, and ambulances at the festival site. The meeting decided to station a medical team at the shrine to deal with any medical emergencies promptly.

ADC Rakesh Kumar also called for the readiness of the Fire and Emergency Services Department to handle any potential fire hazards or emergencies that may arise during the festival. He instructed the department to keep standby necessary equipment and personnel to respond swiftly to any crisis. Tourism department was directed to take measures for wide publicity of the Mela through different means.

Chief Medical officer, XENs Jal Shakti and JPDCL, DSP (HQ), DIO(Info), EO MC Reasi, AD Tourism Katra and other concerned were present in the meeting.

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 REASI, APRIL 08: The Poshan Pakhwada-2025 activities were formally inaugurated here today at a collaborative event organized by the Department of Women and Child Development. The event witnessed the participation of key officials and field functionaries dedicated to improving nutritional outcomes in the district.

Suninderjeet Kour (CDPO Reasi), Dr. Lekha Bhasin (CDPO Pouni), and Shahid Mughal (CDPO Arnas and Mahore) jointly inaugurated the campaign in the presence of Anganwadi Workers (AWWs), Anganwadi Helpers (AWHs), and Supervisors. The event marked the beginning of a fortnight-long campaign aimed at raising awareness about nutrition, health, and well-being among women, children, and adolescent girls.

As part of the launch, the participants also attended the live inaugural webcast of Poshan Pakhwada 2025, organized by the Ministry of Women and Child Development (W&CD), Government of India. The webcast emphasized the critical role of local-level interventions in addressing malnutrition and promoting healthy dietary practices.

The officials encouraged all stakeholders to actively engage with the community throughout the Pakhwada through the outreach and IEC (Information, Education, Communication) activities. The campaign will include home visits, growth monitoring drives, Poshan rallies, recipe demonstrations, and community-based events to reinforce the importance of balanced nutrition and maternal-child health.

Poshan Pakhwada 2025 reflects the government’s continued commitment to the objectives of the POSHAN Abhiyaan — ensuring holistic nourishment for every child and woman in the country.

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 Says spiritual event will boost Development, Tourism in district Reasi   

REASI, MARCH 08: Member of Parliament Jugal Kishore Sharma  today initiated the 108-kilometer Parikrama Yatra of Trikuta Parbat. District Development Council Chairman Saraf Singh Nag, MLA Reasi Kuldeep Raj Dubey, MLA Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Baldev Raj Sharma were also present  at the Parikrama Yatra which commenced with a Shubharambh Puja at Bhumika Mandir Katra at 7:30 am.

The spiritual journey aims at connecting the religious and historical sites around the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine and Trikuta Parbat. The event witnessed participation from the prominent leaders, DDC members, key officials including ADDC Reasi Sukhdev Samyal, SSP Reasi Paramvir Singh, Tehsildar Reasi, AD Tourism , XENs and others.

The Parikrama Yatra, which follows a meticulously planned route covering key religious sites, began from Bhumika Mandir and proceeded to Reasi to visit revered Kalika ji Mandir at 9:00 AM. The procession then continued through Chiralakote, Tote, Devigarh, Sukhalgati, and Panthal before culminating back at Bhumika Mandir, completing the Parikrama of Trikuta Parbat at 8:00 PM.

During the launch, the MP emphasized the spiritual significance of the Yatra, stating, "We are starting this Yatra at the foot of Maa Vaishno Devi at Bhumika Mandir with the aim of respecting the religious and spiritual sentiments of the people connected to Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine and Trikuta Parbat. This Yatra will also help connect many unhighlighted religious and historical places around the shrine."

Sharma further highlighted that the initiative aims to promote holistic regional development, particularly in backward villages along the route. He expressed hope that the Parikrama Yatra would lead to the development of basic amenities in these areas, improving the overall infrastructure, boosting tourism, and contributing to the economic growth and employment opportunities for the youth. The MP stressed that this endeavor would significantly enhance the tourism potential of Katra, Jammu & Kashmir, benefiting the local population.

MP Jugal Kishore also emphasised that concerned departments should put in their utmost efforts to ensure the success of this Yatra, citing the example of the Goverdhan Yatra in Vrindavan as a model for such spiritual journeys.

The Parikrama Yatra, with its deep cultural and spiritual significance, has attracted a large number of devotees and will continue to highlight the sacred legacy of Trikuta Parbat and the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine.

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REASI, MARCH 01:  Department of Social Welfare Reasi organised an awareness programme under Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan at Govt Degree College, Katra, to educate students about harmful effects of substance abuse and promote healthy lifestyle.

The programme was organised under the supervision of District Social Welfare Officer Sachin Sharma.

The College students were motivated to adopt a healthy lifestyle and stay away from drug abuse. They were encouraged to engage themselves in sports activities.

Resource persons from the college highlighted the importance of prevention and early intervention, stressing the need for students to be aware of the risks associated with substance abuse.

Students were elaborated on the role of educational Institutions, families, peer groups and communities in combating addiction and supporting individuals who may be struggling with it.

Assistant Professor Dr. Usha Sharma addressed the students and shared valuable insights on the dangers of substance abuse.

The students also participated in Symposium and poetry competition and disseminated the information on illegal use of drugs. The posters were distributed among students and pamphlets of NMBA were pasted in and around college premises. The pledge on Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan was also taken. A rally was also organised from GDC Katra to Panchayat Dadura to educate the public to make society drug free.

The event was part of the ongoing efforts by the Social Welfare Department to create a drug free society and to educate the younger generation about the benefits of living free from drug addiction.

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 91,788 devotees pay obeisance at revered Shrine

REASI, FEBRUARY 27: The three-day Mahashivratri Shivkhori Mela at Ransoo, Reasi, a sacred congregation celebrating the divine essence of Lord Shiva, concluded today amidst fervent devotion and spiritual enthusiasm.

Organized by the district administration Reasi headed by Deputy Commissioner Nidhi Malik, Tourism Department Jammu and Shri Shiv Khori Shrine Board (SSKSB), the event witnessed an overwhelming turnout of devotees from across Jammu and Kashmir UT and adjoining states. 

By 5 PM today, approximately 91,788 individuals marked attendance at the revered shrine to pay homage and seek blessings.

Throughout the mela, the District Administration Reasi and SSKSB collaborated to provide a range of facilities catering to the needs of the devotees. 

From accommodations and medical aid to essential amenities like water and power, every possible effort was made by the administration to ensure the comfort and safety of the pilgrims on this sacred journey. The cultural program, including Jhanki, folk and religious dances, devotional songs, and Dangal, organized by the Tourism Department in collaboration with the District Administration Reasi, added vibrancy and spirit to the event.

On the final day, a Dangal, also known as ‘Chinj,’ was organized by the J&K Indian Style Wrestling Association, headed by Shiv Kumar Sharma, with support from the Tourism Department, District Administration Reasi, Shivkhori Shrine Board and Shivkhori Dangal Committee.

The atmosphere at Shivkhori resonated with reverberating chants of Lord Shiva as devotees immersed themselves in prayer and introspection. The diligent efforts of the authorities, coupled with strict adherence to safety measures, ensured a seamless and secure experience for all participants. The mela also featured captivating cultural performances, including the mesmerizing Shiv-Parvati Vivah and a soul-stirring rendition of Lord Shiva bhajans by renowned singer Chaman Lehri.

As per the directions of Deputy Commissioner, who also serves as Vice Chairman of Shri Shiv Khori Shrine Board, maintaining cleanliness was a top priority for the District Administration Reasi, with dedicated efforts toward sanitation across all mela sites. She also emphasized the proper inspection of Langar food by the Food Safety Department during the mela. The installation of CCTV cameras and the deployment of additional security personnel further enhanced safety, ensuring a secure environment for all attendees.

All staff members of District Administration Reasi from Revenue, SSKSB, magistrates, police officials and other departments worked tirelessly day and night to ensure the smooth conduct of the event and the availability of all necessary facilities.

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MP Jugal Kishore inaugurates religious Fest amid religious fervor, gaiety

Assures comprehensive development of Pilgrimage, surrounding areas

REASI, FEBRUARY 25: The annual three-day Shivkhori Mela coinciding with Maha Shivratri festival commenced today at Ransoo, Reasi amid spiritual fervor and gaiety.

The religious festival was inaugurated by the Chief Guest- Member Parliament Jammu-Samba-Reasi Jugal Kishore Sharma in presence of DDC Chairman Reasi Saraf Singh Nag; MLA Reasi Kuldeep Raj Dubey; MLA Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Baldev Raj Sharma, DDC Member Reeta; DDC Member Kewal Krishan, religious and community leaders and a large number of Devotees coming all the way from across the Country.

Deputy Commissioner Reasi Nidhi Malik extended a warm welcome to MP Jugal Kishore Sharma, other guests and devotees.

The inaugural ceremony commenced with a grand Shobha Yatra and Jhanki, which began from Tridev Hotel and proceeded to Darshan Deodi, creating an aura of devotion and festivity. The chief guest, along with other dignitaries, lit the traditional lamp, marking the formal beginning of the mela. A vibrant cultural program followed, featuring folk dances, bhajans, and devotional songs, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region.

  Director Tourism Vikas Gupta; ADDC Sukhdev Samyal; SSP Reasi Paramvir Singh; EO SSKSB Pardeep Kumar; ACR Anshumali Sharma; AD Tourism and other government functionaries were also present.

In his inaugural address, MP Jugal Kishore Sharma extended Maha Shivratari greetings to the people and lauded the District Administration Reasi and Tourism Department for making elaborate arrangements for the convenience of the visiting devotees. He praised the enthusiastic Jhanki procession and cultural programs, emphasizing the spiritual and cultural significance of the region.

The MP assured the people of holistic development in the area, pledging to address local issues at a faster pace. He stressed the importance of bringing Shivkhori under the PRASHAD scheme, which would ensure the comprehensive development of the pilgrimage site and surrounding areas. He reiterated the commitment of the union government, local administration, and all departments towards working collectively to provide devotees with the best possible experience at the holy shrine.

The Shivkhori Mela will continue for three days, attracting thousands of devotees and tourists, offering them a blend of spiritual enrichment, cultural immersion and festive celebrations.

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 REASI, FEBRUARY 23: The Integrated Watershed Management Programme (IWMP), under the aegis of the Department of Rural Development & Panchayati Raj, J&K, successfully organized the Watershed Yatra Campaign-2025 at Government Higher Secondary School Tote, Block Bhomag, District Reasi.

The initiative, taken under overall Supervision of Deputy Commissioner Nidhi Malik aimed to promote sustainable water conservation techniques, watershed Development activities, water management and expedite implementation of Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana (PMKSY 2.0) to enhance irrigation efficiency and agricultural productivity in the district.

The campaign was chaired by District Development Council (DDC) Chairman Saraf Singh Nag. He highlighted the significance of watershed management in improving rural livelihoods and ensuring long-term water sustainability.

ACD Pardeep Kumar and Experts from IWMP & Rural Development Department provided valuable insights into scientific watershed planning, soil conservation measures, and rainwater harvesting techniques, particularly in water-scarce regions.

As part of the event, a series of activities were conducted, featuring  taking of water resources conservation pledge, Bhumi Pujan, Paani Ki Patshala (Water Awareness Session), screening of informative videos, plantation drives, cultural programs, and recitations emphasizing the importance of watershed conservation.

The campaign concluded with an interactive session where farmers and local representatives shared their experiences and sought expert guidance on effective watershed management strategies. Additionally, a plantation drive was undertaken to reinforce the commitment to environmental sustainability.

This initiative marks a significant step toward fostering awareness and action in watershed conservation, ensuring sustainable agricultural growth, and strengthening water security in rural areas. ACD Reasi Pardeep Kumar, BDO Bhomag Vinod and officials from RDD were present.

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 REASI, FEBRUARY 20: Divisional Commissioner Jammu Ramesh Kumar on Thursday chaired a meeting of functionaries of District administration Reasi to review developmental and economic activities in the District.

The meeting evaluated financial and physical achievements under the District Capex Budget, CRIF scheme, PMAY Scheme, Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM), MGNREGA, and other key developmental initiatives.

At the start, Deputy Commissioner Nidhi Malik gave a detailed presentation on the district’s developmental scenario and implementation of the government schemes across different sectors.

 The Divisional Commissioner directed the Executive Engineer (XEN) of the Public Works Department (PWD) to expedite the construction of roadside drainage systems. He stressed the need for fast tracking infrastructure development and instructed officials to ensure effective fund utilization to complete the works within the stipulated time frame.

Reviewing achievements in the education sector, the Divisional Commissioner underscored the need to improve female literacy rate in the district. He directed the Chief Education Officer (CEO) to conduct a special admission drive to motivate students and enhance enrollment.

Further, he instructed the CEO to hold regular meetings with Zonal Education Officers (ZEOs) to monitor progress and implement necessary measures to strengthen the education system.

Assessing healthcare initiatives, the Divisional Commissioner called for maximizing coverage of Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PMJAY) scheme. Evaluating the implementation of PMAY scheme, he directed the functionaries of the concerned departments to initiate recovery from the beneficiaries who have failed to construct the houses. He further called for reinforcing accountability and efficient implementation of the program to benefit deserving individuals.

The Divisional Commissioner also reviewed the achievements made under self-employment schemes and instructed the Deputy Commissioner to monitor their implementation closely.

He also emphasized the revival, restoration, renovation, and maintenance of heritage sites in the district, highlighting their cultural and historical significance.

CPO Narinder Kumar, PO ICDS Mohamad Anwar, ACD Pardeep Kumar, CEO, CMO, CAHO and other officers were present.

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Asks departments to make available best facilities, services for visiting devotees

REASI, FEBRUARY 20: Divisional Commissioner Jammu Ramesh Kumar, who is also Chairman Shri Shiv Khori Shrine Board, today chaired a meeting here to review the preparations for the three-day Maha Shivratri Shivkhori Mela, set to commence from February 25, 2025.

At the outset, Deputy Commissioner Nidhi Malik gave a comprehensive overview of the arrangements, covering provision of civic amenities including water and power supply, medical facilities, sanitation, besides measures taken for foolproof security, maintenance of law and order, traffic management and quality control of food stuff etc.

The Divisional Commissioner reviewed measures taken for barricading, public announcement system, provision of yatra registration counters, establishment of control rooms, and installation of hoardings to avoid inconvenience to pilgrims. “All stakeholder departments are needed to put in extra efforts to provide a memorable pilgrimage experience to the visiting devotees” he maintained.

Taking note of the growing number of pilgrims, the Divisional Commissioner proposed developing a mobile application for speedy pilgrim registration and management. Officials were directed to make use of digital solutions for smooth registration processes and better crowd management.

Calling for provision of quality food at the langar, he asked stakeholders to focus on cleanliness and hygienic surroundings.

The Chief Medical Officer was asked to permanently station a doctor at Bhawan, besides deploy an Ambulance and fully equipped medical team for the duration of the festival. To enhance pilgrim safety, officials posted at the Shivkhori Shrine will be imparted specialized training in fire safety measures, he said.

To facilitate smooth movement of devotees, the Divisional commissioner directed the ARTO to keep available adequate transport facilities and deploy enforcement teams to keep check on overloading and overcharging. The XEN PWD was directed to maintain roads, plan an alternate route from Ram Mandir to the Shivkhori Shrine and work on the expansion of the bridge on the route.

Security and law enforcement agencies were also directed to maintain tight security and ensure smooth crowd management during the festival.

SSP Reasi Paramvir Singh, ADC Rakesh Kumar, EO SSKSB Pardeep Kumar, ACR Anshumali Sharma, CMO, ARTO and other officials were present.

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 REASI, FEBRUARY 19: Chief Justice, High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh, Tashi Rabstan, today inaugurated Lawyers Chambers at Court Complex, Katra, in presence of Justice Mohd Akram Choudhary, Administrative Judge for Reasi district.

While speaking on the occasion, the Chief Justice said that the Bench and Bar have a huge role in reposing faith in judiciary and justice delivery system. He said “people come to the court with high hopes considering the courts as ‘Temple of Justice’ where justice would be meted out to them”.

While interacting with the members of Bar and Bench, the Chief Justice said that the chamber practice is a platform that provides legal services and are helpful for the younger advocates in putting their career as successful lawyers. He also asked the concerned to focus on maintenance of the court as well as the lawyer's chamber and road towards Katra Court.

While inaugurating the Lawyers Chambers, the Chief Justice laid emphasis on the bar being the equally important wheel in the chariot of Justice. He said that equal infrastructure would be provided to the respective Bars that would not only boost their morale but attract the best talent on the other side of the bench.

The Chief Justice also inspected various sections of the Court Complex and gave certain on spot directions regarding further streamlining of the entity.

Principal Secretary to Chief Justice, M. K Sharma; Principal District and Sessions Judge Reasi, Suresh Chander Katal; CJM Reasi, Geeta Kumari; Secretary DLSA Reasi, Pooja Gupta; Sub-Judge Katra, Sidhant Vaid; Munsiff Katra, Vishal Bharti; President and members of Bar Association Reasi and Katra were also present on the occasion.

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REASI, FEBRUARY 18: Deputy Commissioner Reasi Nidhi Malik, who is also the Vice Chairman of Shri Shiv Khori Shrine Board (SSKSB), today visited Ransoo to review preparations for the three-day Maha Shivratri Mela 2025, set to begin on February 25. 

During her visit, the DC directed officials to establish multiple registration counters at different locations to facilitate devotees and improve crowd management. She also inspected the bus and taxi stands at Ransoo, ensuring a well-coordinated traffic plan to prevent congestion during the event.

To maintain hygiene and cleanliness, DC Malik instructed officials to install dustbins along the track and near langar areas. She emphasized the need to avoid plastic usage and urged langar organizers to ensure proper sanitation while distributing food. Additionally, she directed authorities to deploy extra well-maintained public toilets near the track to accommodate the large number of visitors.

Adding to this Deputy Commissioner directed for stationing of Fire Services staff and trucks during the whole Mela. She directed XENs to ensure uninterrupted availability of basic amenities like electricity supply and water supply for the convenience of devotees. Deputy Commissioner also directed tourism Department to ensure proper publicity of event and Cultural items that will take place. She emphasised on proper illumination of town to enhance Ambience of the festival.

She emphasised on prioritising public safety and convenience during the event.

The DC stressed on proper security arrangements and the need for additional manpower to ensure a safe and peaceful atmosphere during the mela. She also instructed the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) to provide all necessary medical facilities, including ambulances, along the track and near the sacred cave, ensuring timely medical assistance for devotees if needed.

As part of her efforts to enhance the overall experience, DC Malik emphasized the beautification of Ransoo town by improving lighting and maintaining cleanliness. She directed officials to ensure a well-organized and welcoming environment, making the pilgrimage a seamless and spiritually enriching experience for thousands of devotees expected to attend the festival.

EO SSKSB Pardeep kumar, XEN PWD, XEN JPDCL, XEN PHE, Tehsildar Pouni, BDO Pouni, HR Manager accompanied the DC during the visit.

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