_*DC Shopian reviews arrangements for Celebration of I-Day, 2023*_SHOPIAN, JULY 19: The Deputy Commissioner (DC) Shopian, Faz Lul Haseeb today convened a meeting of Officers to review arrangements to be put in place by different departments for celebration of Independence Day, 2023.During the meeting, DPL Shopian was decided as the main venue where the Tricolour will be hoisted by the chief guest followed by the March Past which will be presented by contingents from District Police, CRPF, Forest Protection Force, Fire and Emergency Services, NCC and NSS cadets.Threadbare discussion was held with regard to the security arrangements, traffic regulation, seating arrangements, Full Dress Rehearsal, decoration, PAS, cultural activities, power and water supply, transport arrangements, sanitation, Medicare facilities, invitation cards, barricading, participation etc. at the venue of function.The DC directed all officers to make fool-proof arrangements at all levels in advance for the National event to make it a great success.He instructed the Officers to ensure all related arrangements are made well in advance and work in close coordination for the smooth and impactful conduct of Independence Day celebrations across the district.The meeting was attended by ADC, Yar Ali Khan, DPO, ACD, ACR CEO, CMO, ACP, ASP and other district and sectoral officers of the district.

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Two-day Apple Farmers Conference concluded today.  The two-day Apple Farmers Conference concluded today in an apple-rich town Shopian. The conference was held on July 15 and 16, with a focus on the theme "Save Apple Farmers, Save Apple Economy." The event was organized by the Apple Farmers' Federation of India (AFFI) in collaboration with Jammu and Kashmir Kisaan Tehreek. The conference saw the participation of thousands of farmers from apple-producing states such as Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand. The main issue discussed during the conference was the increasing prices of fertilizers, apple boxes, and other necessary materials, which posed new challenges for apple cultivators. The rising costs often forced growers to sell their produce at very low prices, impacting the livelihoods of approximately 800,000 households involved in apple cultivation. The organizers highlighted that the conference aimed to address the various challenges faced by apple gr...
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