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JK Health Plus, Jammu City (2026)

16/02/2026

*CMO Doda Conducts Surprise Inspection of AAM Sub Centre Ramgarh*

DODA, February 16:

To review the functioning of the health institution and ensure staff punctuality, the Chief Medical Officer Doda, Dr. Tanveer Ahmed Rather, paid a surprise visit to AAM Sub Centre Ramgarh in Medical Block Assar, District
Doda, on 16-02-2026.

During the visit, the CMO inspected all sections of the health facility and thoroughly checked staff attendance registers and other relevant records. He also interacted with the staff members present on duty and assessed the overall functioning of the Sub Centre.

CMO Doda impressed upon the on-duty staff to perform their duties with greater dedication, sincerity, and a sense of responsibility to ensure quality healthcare services to the public. He emphasized the importance of punctuality, discipline, and patient-friendly services at all levels.

The visit reflects the commitment of the Health Department, Doda, towards strengthening healthcare delivery and ensuring accountability across all health institutions in the district.

16/02/2026

*DHS Doda Clinches Victory in Anti Drug Awareness Cricket Match at Bhaderwah*

Doda, February 16:-

With the objective of spreading awareness under the Nasha Mukti Bharat Abhiyan, a one day cricket exhibition match was played between District Health Society Doda and SDH Bhaderwah at Govemt PG College Ground, Bhaderwah, on Sunday 15-02-2026.

The match was jointly organized by District Health Society (DHS) Doda and SDH Bhaderwah, under the banner of District Administration Doda and with the aim of motivating youth and the younger generation towards sports activities and steering them away from drug abuse through positive engagement.

The DHS Doda team was led by Mr. Umar Anayat, whereas the SDH Bhaderwah team was captained by Dr. Amir Malik.

After winning the toss, DHS Doda elected to bat first and set a competitive target of 212 runs in the allotted 25 overs. The team got off to a solid start with a strong opening partnership. Dr. Waseem Natnoo emerged as the highest scorer with a brilliant knock of 70 runs, while Irfan Thouker contributed 53 runs. Irshad Malik added 25 runs and Ahrar Dev chipped in with 14 runs.
From SDH Bhaderwah, Jahangir Mehta and Dr. Amit Baloria claimed two wickets each.

In reply, SDH Bhaderwah fought hard but managed to score 204 runs for the loss of 8 wickets, thereby losing the match by a narrow margin of 8 runs. Dr. Touseef Malik was the top scorer with 53 runs, followed by Dr. Yasir Riaz with 37 runs, Dr. Amit Baloria with 28 runs, and Dr. Amir Malik who contributed 20 runs. From DHS Doda, Ankit Baloria took two wickets, while Ahrar Dev, Asif Wani, Nawaz Butt, and Irshad Malik claimed one wicket each.

Dr. Waseem Natnoo was declared Man of the Match for his outstanding batting performance.

The prize distribution ceremony was graced by the presence of Deputy Commissioner Doda, Harvinder Singh (IAS), Chairman DDC Doda, Dhananter Singh, Vice Chairperson DDC Doda, Sangeeta Bhagat, Tehsildar Bhaderwah, Kamal Preet Singh, and Tehsildar Kastigarh, Pushpak Saroop, who distributed prizes among both the teams and appreciated the initiative taken by the Health Department to promote a drug-free society through sports.

The event concluded with a renewed pledge to continue such activities for promoting health, unity, and awareness among the youth of the district

15/02/2026

The PRC team from Srinagar visited phc purmandal to Assess availability of NCD medicines and reviewed DVDMS and drug stock. They interact with incharge, Asha , OPD patient and community members.

15/02/2026

Five MBBS Students from SRDC, GMC Jammu Participate in INSIGHT 2026 at AIIMS New Delh

Jammu, February 2026: Five MBBS students from SRDC, Government Medical College (GMC) Jammu were shortlisted to participate in the prestigious INSIGHT 2026 event held at AIIMS New Delhi.
The students took part in the Clinical Paper and Case Report Presentation segments of the academic event, showcasing their research aptitude and clinical skills on a national platform.
The participants included Basit Akele (MBBS Final Year), Mohamad Farhan, Bharti Sharma, Iqra Naaz, and Raghav Monga. Their selection reflects the academic excellence and growing research culture at SRDC, GMC Jammu.
INSIGHT 2026, hosted by AIIMS New Delhi, brought together medical students from leading institutions across the country to present innovative clinical papers and unique case reports. The participation of SRDC students at such a distinguished forum marks a proud achievement for the institution.

14/02/2026

Jammu, February 14, 2026: A delegation of the Jammu Kashmir Medical Employees Federation (JKMEF), led by its president S. Jaswinder Singh, on Friday submitted a memorandum to Jammu and Kashmir Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo, demanding restoration of two-and-a-half days’ salary of Non-Gazetted employees of the Health and Medical Education Department.
The delegation strongly urged the immediate revocation of Order No. Acctt/236/2022-02 dated January 20, 2026. They also referred to Order No. 807-HME of 2015, under which the Director Finance had stopped the allowance equivalent to two-and-a-half days’ salary by invoking SRO-91 dated March 23, 1982.
The Federation stated that under SRO-20 of 1991, certain categories such as Laboratory Assistants, Drivers, Sanitary Staff and MTS were declared as Ministerial Staff. However, as per SRO-20 of 1991 and SRO-334 dated July 13, 2022, Ministerial Staff has been clearly defined and only limited categories fall under its ambit.
JKMEF further pointed out that health institutions are already facing an acute shortage of staff due to a large number of vacant posts. Denial of legitimate financial benefits has led to frustration, resentment and dissatisfaction among employees who continue to serve under adverse conditions.
The Federation said the stoppage of two-and-a-half days’ salary has also adversely affected the smooth functioning of hospitals, creating serious ambiguity and administrative confusion. Due to continued delay and lack of clarity, the Federation said it was compelled to raise its voice in protest.
Demanding early action, JKMEF urged the authorities to issue clear and necessary instructions for restoration and release of two-and-a-half days’ pay and related allowances in favour of eligible Non-Gazetted employees at the earliest, so that patient care and hospital services do not suffer.
Later, the delegation also submitted a memorandum to MLA Sham Lal Sharma, who assured them that he would take up the matter with Health Minister Sakina Itoo for an early resolution.

14/02/2026

*DHS Jammu Conducts Comprehensive Inspection of CHC Thathri to Strengthen Healthcare Services*

Doda, February 14:-

In order to assess the ground level implementation of healthcare programmes and strengthen service delivery in remote and far-flung areas, Director Health Services Jammu, Dr. Abdul Hamid Zargar, today conducted a comprehensive visit to CHC Thathri in District Doda. The visit was aimed at reviewing the quality of patient care, infrastructure, availability of essential services, and overall functioning of the healthcare institution to ensure better healthcare access to the public.

During his visit, the Director inspected all sections of the hospital and thoroughly reviewed the functioning of various units and the healthcare services being provided to patients. He assessed the availability of facilities, patient care services, and overall hospital management.

On the occasion, the DHS Jammu interacted with patients and their attendants to obtain firsthand feedback regarding the services being delivered at the institution. He also held a detailed interaction with the on-duty staff and emphasized the importance of dedication, punctuality, and teamwork to ensure quality healthcare services to the people visiting CHC Thathri for treatment.

Chief Medical Officer Doda, Dr. Tanveer A. Rather, and Block Medical Officer Thathri, Dr. Shakeel A. Kichloo, were also present on the occasion. They briefed the Director about the functioning, achievements, and challenges of CHC Thathri.

Later, the DHS Jammu convened a meeting with the staff of CHC Thathri, where he patiently listened to the grievances put forth by them. He directed the staff to work in an amicable and coordinated manner for the betterment of healthcare services and to maintain a patient-centric approach in all their activities.

The visit reaffirmed the commitment of the Health Department to strengthen healthcare delivery and ensure improved patient care across the district.

14/02/2026

*IDSP Training for PRIs & Healthcare Workers Held at Doda*

DODA, February 14:

A one day Capacity Building Training cm Sensitization Programme for Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs) and Healthcare Workers on the Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme (IDSP) was organized at Govt Nursing College Doda on 14-02-2026.

The programme was organized by the District Surveillance Unit (IDSP) Doda, under the banner of the District Health Society, Doda.

The aim of the programme was to strengthen disease surveillance at the grassroots level by enhancing coordination between PRIs and the Health Department, ensuring early detection of unusual health events, timely reporting, rapid response to outbreaks, and effective implementation of IDSP across the district.

The programme was graced by the esteemed presence of Chairman District Development Council (DDC) Doda, Sh. Dhananter Singh Kotwal, Vice Chairperson DDC Doda, Ms. Sangeeta Bhagat, Chief Medical Officer Doda, Dr. Tanveer Ahmed Rather & BMO Ghat Dr Abdul Gafoor.

The event was attended by DDC Members, former Chairman/ Vice Chairman MC Doda, former BDC Chairpersons, former Sarpanches, former Ward Members of Municipal Committees, besides ASHAs and ASHA Facilitators from various medical blocks of the district.

The programme commenced with a welcome address by CMO Doda, Dr. Tanveer Ahmed Rather, who briefed the participants about the objectives and importance of IDSP in strengthening public health surveillance and community participation.

The technical sessions were conducted by Dr. Nasir Masood Indrabi, Dr. Sonali Gupta, and Mr. Umar Anayat (Epidemiologist), who delivered detailed lectures on outbreak preparedness and response, community-based surveillance, reporting mechanisms, data management, and the critical role of PRIs and healthcare workers in early warning and public health action

Addressing the gathering, Chairman DDC Doda, Sh. Dhananter Singh Kotwal, appreciated the efforts of the Health Department in organizing such a significant programme. He emphasized that PRIs play a crucial role as a bridge between the administration and the community and assured full support in strengthening disease surveillance and public health initiatives.

Similarly, Vice Chairperson DDC Doda, Ms. Sangeeta Bhagat, highlighted the importance of collective responsibility in safeguarding public health. She urged PRI members and healthcare workers to work in close coordination for effective disease prevention and awareness at the grassroots level.

The proceedings of the programme were conducted by Mr. Faizan A. Tramboo, who performed the role of Stage Secretary and ensured smooth coordination throughout the event.

13/02/2026

Jammu, February 13, 2026: A meeting of the Urban Control Programme was held under the leadership of S. Jaswinder Singh, President of the Jammu Kashmir Medical Employees Federation (JKMEF), Jammu Province. More than 50 employees participated in the meeting.
During the meeting, a new executive body of UMCP (Urban Malaria Control Programme) employees was constituted. Rajesh Kumar was appointed as President, Shakeel and David as Senior Vice Presidents, Ajay Koul as General Secretary, Ramnik Singh as General Secretary, and Gourabh Gupta as Treasurer.
Other office bearers include Shamin as Vice President, Mudasser as Joint Secretary, Vijay as Advisor, Tariq Hussain and Asher Teji as Secretaries, Ashok as Senior Advisor, and Samir Hussain Shah as a member.
While addressing the gathering, JKMEF Chairman and PCI member Sushil Sudan congratulated the newly elected team and urged all members to work with unity and dedication. He also thanked the employees for successfully organizing the meeting.
On the occasion, President S. Jaswinder Singh submitted a memorandum of demands highlighting key issues. The demands include release of pending salaries of State Malariologist employees from January 2026, provision of proper safety kits for UMCP employees during fogging duties to protect them from health hazards such as skin allergies and asthma, and upgrading the existing SL-1 pay scale to Level-1 pay scale.
The federation expressed hope that the government will take prompt action on the employees’ demands.

13/02/2026

Department of Obstetrics & Gyane Govt Medical College Rajouri Organised Two Days Confrance/ Workshop at Rajouri #

Govt Medical College Rajouri the only Lifeline & Teritary Care Institution of Peerpanchal Region located near the Border Districts of Rajouri- Poonch is leading in So many Academic , Patients care and especially organising , State , National & International Level Trainings , CMEs , Confrances , Workshops, Seminars , PDMPs , Awareness and other Capacity Building Programmes .

Department of Obstetrics & Gyane Govt Medical Rajouri has organised Two Days Confrance/ Workshop from 13- 14 February 2026 at Associated Hospital of GMC Rajouri.
" ANTAR DRISHTI " 2026
--Confrance/ Workshop-
On the Theme :-
" Bridging Science , Sensitivity & Service in Women's Health "

The Confrance was Inaugrated by Prof ( Dr ) A S Bhatia Principal( Pateron ) of GMC Rajouri. Whereas in the Inaugural session the Guest of Honour was Brigader Dr Poonam Roy Commandant 150 GH Rajouri, Prof ( Dr ) Deveish Shukula from Baroda ( Gujrat ) was the Special Invitee. Dr R C Sharma President JOGS ( J&K) , Prof ( Dr ) Shilpi Shukula, Prof ( Dr ) Chnder Shekhar Sharma ( Prof &HOD ) Department of obst & Gyane ( Organising Chairman of the Confrance/ Workshop) , Prof ( Dr ) Jameel ul Hassan Khan ( Prof & HoD Medicines ( Chairman Academics ) , Faculty , HoDs , Consultants, Students, Delegates from Various Parts of the State & Country.
Today is a day long Conference on Techinical Sessions & it will be followed tomorrow with Live Leproscopic Workshop in the Associated Hospital of GMC Rajouri.

13/02/2026

Protest of Health Employee at Ramgarh

13/02/2026

Memorandum submitted to MS District Hospital Samba regarding the issue of 2 1/2 days salary.

13/02/2026

Health employees Submitted a memorandum to BMO SAMBA ( HQ - NUD) regarding the issue of 2 1/2 days salary

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