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K K M M Y Y * C C &" "#!(% #"! "! $%'!""'!&"(! $$!!"& &$!%$&" ) "$ $!% sport 9P nation, 7P world, 8P DAILY Price 2.00 Pages : 12 JAMMU THURSDAY | JANUARY 12 , 2017 | VOL. 32 | NO.12 | REGD. NO. : JM/JK 118/15 /17 | E-mail : [email protected] | epaper.glimpsesoffuture.com --- #"$'))&+*+(&$ Drabu presents 2017-18 Budget in assembly Cong, PDP MLAs indulge war of words, ruckus in J&K Assembly Army kills two $$+% has said that the Budget 2017-18 ‘7th pay commission from April 2018, over 60 thousand is a step towards improving fis- $$+% manded security from the Speaker. militants in Poonch Much to the delight for over cal management and opera- casual laborers to be regularized’ As Majid came in the House, he en- sixty thousand casual laborers, tional efficiency of government Noisy scenes were witnessed in the $$+% tered into an argument Mohammad Minister for Finance Haseeb spending. The Finance Jammu and Kashmir Assembly to- and said that the PDP member has Drabu while presenting the Minister was addressing a Budget aimed at improving operational efficiency Army today claimed to have day as a Congress member slapped resorted to such allegations against 2017-18 Budget Wednesday said press conference after present- of government spending killed to militants in Poonch foiling a privilege motion against a PDP him beacuse he had yesterday filed a committee already appointed ing the Annual Budget 2017-18 an infiltration bid. Sources said that MLA, with the latter claiming that a privilege motion against him for regularization of 61,000 ca- in the State Assembly, here to- a group of militants was seen mov- has been threatenend of murder by member over his controversial re- sual labors will process their day. Highlighting the measures ing towards the fence on LoC in the former. PDP and Congress marks. While several members regularization. According to incorporated in the Budget, Dr ($.&%' MLAs also got into verbal duals by our correspondent, presenting Drabu said it is a departure from PDP stood with Noor resorting to personal attacks on Annual Budget 2017-18 in the from the traditional Public Mohammad, Congress members each other. PDP's Noor Mohammad Kidnapped girl State Assembly Finance Administrative Budgeting to a sided with Majid, triggering verbal Minister Haseeb Drabu de- modern Public Management brought to the notice of the Speaker duals and uproar in the House recovered in Rajouri clared that 7th pay commission Approach. The proposed new and said that he Congress MLA which continued for over 10-15 min- recommendations for State Public Management System is Usman Majid threatened to kill and utes disrupting the proceedings. $$+% Government Employees would designed for greater flexibility termed him a militant-turned- Majid also leveled several allega- be implemented from April of inputs and processes in re- Ikhwani-turned-politician in the tions against Mohammad while Police today claimed to have re- 2018. Announcing the turn for greater emphasis on Assembly when the member was claiming that he was a militant and covered an allegedly kidnapped girl Government decision Finance outputs and performance. not present in the House. He also de- &% &%' in Rajouri. Police said that a resi- Minister thanked the State “Effort has been made in this dent of Thanamandi lodged a writ- Government employees for Budget to initiate a comprehen- ten report with the police claiming agreeing to defer the implemen- sive change of procedures and Demonetisation, GST to make "%''&%' tation of 7th pay commission organization, aided by recommendations for one year Information Technology,” he Three held with banned to finalize the regularization of added. In order to streamline society tax compliant: Jaitley 61,000 seasonal, casual workers and strengthen the operational capsules, charas in Rajouri working in different parts of the process of allocation and uti- %!"% (% Mauritius, Cyprus and State Government. Saying that lization of expenditure across $$+% Singapore to end tax operations will be the focus of sectors and activities, comput- Budget also proposes to move Terming disrup- evasion and round trip- the new budget Finance erized budgeting system known away from the old system of Three persons have been arrest- CM welcomes tion caused by demon- ping of funds. Minister said, government as “Budget Estimation, Treasuries to Pay and Accounts etisation as transient, ed in Rajouri with intoxicant cap- "Obviously difficult de- would also provide social secu- Allocation and Monitoring offices. Computerized Finance Minister Arun sules. Police said that SHO Rajouri budget roposals cisions initially pass rity system to commercial con- System (BEAMS)” which is an Integrated Financial Jaitley on Wednesday through difficult phas- Inspector Chaman Gorka laid a tractors as the government has online computerized system to Management System (IFMS) $$+% said the move together es. Historic decisions !(&%' already asked the Jammu and distribute the Budget and to au- will also replace the present with GST rollout will which can have long Kashmir bank to issue credit thorize expenditure has been system of budget control mech- Chief Minister, boost the Indian econo- term advantages for the ATM cards to these commercial introduced in the Budget. This anism of audit and invoice Mehbooba Mufti has wel- my and make the "substantially" country also have transient pains contractors. He also said that will overcome the difficulties checking at the department lev- comed the Budget 2017-18 non tax-compliant society more attached to them. But then in the presented in both Houses of zero based manpower audit and shortcomings of current el. To ensure better expenditure compliant. Speaking at the medium and long term, they are would be ensured in the coming process of budgeting, releasing, management, only those works State Legislature today. The Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit, going to change the roadmap on financial year and recruitment Chief Minister said many of he said the scrapping of high-val- and distributing the Budget will be sanctioned or made a which the country is destined to the social interventions, in- ue notes was a move to end the rules for appointments would within the Government author- part of the capital outlay and move," he said. Prime Minister cluding relief to horticul shadow economy.To that end, he be reviewed without abolishing ities and booking the expendi- the annual Budget for which Narendra Modi had on November said, the government also renego- any department. Minister for ture against the budget. The the required DPR or Project &%' 8 announced the junking of old Rs Finance, Dr Haseeb A Drabu Finance Minister said the (+&%' tiated tax treaties with &%' K M Y C Glimpses of Future 2 obituary JAMMU THURSDAY JANUARY 12, 2017 CHOUBARSI CHOUBARSI BARKHI 10TH DAY KRIYA Four years have passed but your sweet It has been said, time heal all the wounds, One year have passed Tears are the WITH PROFOUND GRIEF AND SOR - memories are still fresh in our hearts and we donot agree, the wound remain in pains that rolls in the eyes. Memories ROW, WE INFORM THE SAD DEMISE your presence is still felt around us. We time. The mind protecting the sanity, cov - are the treasures that never dies. OF SMT. DULARI RAZDAN W/O SH. pray to the almighty for peace to the de - er with scares, tissues and pain unseen, Though we know, you have gone BRIJ KRISHEN RAZDAN R/O H.NO. parted noble soul. Choubarsi of our but it is never gone. Barkhi of our beloved 178/4, POMPOSH COLONY, JANIPUR, beloved father Late Sh Om Parkash Smt Susheela Dubey w/o Lt. Sh Parkash away left us crying alone breaking all JAMMU ON 9TH JANUARY, 2017 AT Sh Om Parkash Smt Susheela Sumit Gupta SMT. DULARI Gupta S/o Late Sh Jagat Ram Gupta will Chand Dubey R/o 56, Panjtirthi presently bonds. If tears could build a stairway 9:15 PM 10TH DAY WILL BE PER - Gupta Dubey RAZDAN be performed at Ram Mandir Shastri at Iqbal Colony Sidhra, Bye Pass Jammu, and memories a lane. We will climb FORMED ON 18/01/2017 AT AKHNOOR Nagar near Girls Hr. Sec. School on 12- shall be performed on Thursday 12th of upto heaven and bring you home again. We love and miss GHAT AND ASSEMBLY WILL BE HELD 01-2017 (Thursday). January 2017 at 11 AM at our residence. you till our last breath. Barkhi of Sumit Gupta will be held on AT RESIDENCE H.NO. 178/4, POM - Daughters-in-law & Sons DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY : POSH COLONY, JANIPUR, JAMMU AT 11 AM. 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