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JK-71/21-23 Vol No. 57 Follow us: Daily Excelsior JAMMU, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2021 14+4 (Magazine) = 18 Pages ` 5.00 ExcelsiorRNI No. 28547/65 No. 51 Father, son killed 3-tier mechanism to ensure smooth implementation in mishap Excelsior Correspondent Union Govt announces new incentives SAMBA, Feb 20: A father - son duo was killed and three others were injured seriously when a van in which they were for industrial development of J&K travelling was hit by a Trailer on the Jammu-Pathankot ances for ensuring transparen- National Highway near Mansar Mohinder Verma 10 services eligible; existing, cy and efficiency in grant of Morh here in the wee hours JAMMU, Feb 20: Union registration, processing and * Pic on page 9 Government has announced new units to get benefits approval of claims under the Video on new Central Sector Scheme scheme. www.excelsiornews.com for Industrial Development of A total of 10 services will be Minister, Union Commerce and Notwithstanding the applica- Union Territory of Jammu eligible for benefits under the Industry Minister and tion period defined for registra- today. and Kashmir for a period of 16 New Central Sector Scheme Lieutenant Governor of J&K tion, if based upon the registra- The deceased have been years applicable with effect for Industrial Development of Union Territory and this com- tions already granted, the pro- identified as Hans Raj, 70 and his from April 1, 2021. The Jammu and Kashmir and mittee will have the powers to jected financial liability reaches 35 year old son Sohan Lal resi- scheme has been tailored in these are tourism and hospi- decide upon any modification in 115 percent of the Approved dents of Ramgarh Samba. Both such a way that the existing as tality services (including the scheme within its overall Funds, registration process may died on the spot. The impact of well as new units will get health and wellness tourism); financial outlay. be paused, either temporarily or the accident was so grave that the immense benefits under differ- services promoting film There will be a Steering permanently. However, registra- van was completely smashed. ent components. tourism (including film cities Committee comprising of tion process may be resumed (Contd on page 9 Col 7) The scheme has been and studios); ropeways, enter- Secretary DPIIT, Secretary depending on availability of announced by the Ministry of tainment parks and rides; her- Ministry of Home Affairs, Approved Funds, read the notifi- LeM chief's Commerce and Industry and it itage property restoration Secretary Ministry of cation of the Department for Tourists waiting on the Boulevard road in Srinagar to stay in the luxurious houseboats in will remain applicable with services; healthcare services; Environment, Forest and Promotion of Industry and the Dal lake on Saturday. (UNI) associate arrested effect from April 1, 2021 till IT and ITeS services; mainte- Climate Change, Secretary Internal Trade of the Ministry of March 31, 2037. However, reg- nance and repair services; MSME Ministry, representative Commerce and Industry. from Bihar istration will continue till freight terminals, logistics of NITI Aayog, Additional Merely submitting applica- Panel to invite suggestions in writing Excelsior Correspondent September 30, 2024 and all parks and warehousing Secretary of DPIIT, Chief tion for registration will not enti- applications for registration will (including cold store services); Secretary of J&K and Joint tle any applicant for registration JAMMU, Feb 20: Police be disposed of by March 31, testing, R&D, analysis and Secretary of DPIIT. The man- under this scheme and no unit Govt to extend term of Delimitation have arrested an associate of 2025 unless otherwise extended. certification services and edu- date of this committee will be to will have the right to register Lashkar-e-Mustafa (LeM) chief Capital Investment cational and skill development monitor the smooth implementa- under this scheme or claim the Hidayatullah Malik from Incentive, Capital Interest services. tion and issue detailed guide- benefits unless it is specifically Chapra area of Bihar, who was Subvention, Goods and Service A three-tier mechanism vis- lines for execution. approved by the registering Comm chairperson by six months reportedly supplying arms to Tax Linked Incentive and a-vis governance and implemen- The UT level Committee authority. All units willing to also expected to invite sugges- the militants. Working Capital Interest tation has also been put in place. will be headed by Chief avail incentive(s) under this Sanjeev Pargal Arrested associate of Malik Visit to J&K tions in writing from various Subvention are the major com- The Apex Committee will be Secretary which will put in scheme will have to apply for JAMMU, Feb 20: has been identified as Javaid recognized political parties on ponents of the scheme. comprised of Union Home place proper checks and bal- (Contd on page 9 Col 3) Delimitation Commission Alam Ansari son of Mahfooz shortly delimitation of Assembly con- chairperson Justice (Retired) Alam Ansari, a resident of stituencies. Calls for Int'l flights to Jammu, Srinagar Ranjana Prakash Desai will be mainly because of COVID pan- Deobahuara in Chapra district All three Associate Members visiting Jammu and Kashmir demic,'' sources said, adding the of Bihar. of the Delimitation Commission shortly as the Union Ministry Commission held its first meet- Arrest was made by a from the National Conference After Aug 5, J&K got new development opportunities: LG for Law and Justice is set to ing with the Associate Members Jammu Police team with the including Dr Farooq Abdullah, extend her term beyond on February 18 in New Delhi. help of Anti-Terrorist Squad Excelsior Correspondent Government is aiming to take Mohammad Akbar Lone and March 5 while the The Government is, howev- (ATS) Patna. J&K export from Rs 1400 cr to Hasnain Masoodi, Lok Sabha Major reforms undertaken by J&K Govt Commission is likely to invite er, confident that the Malik during his questioning JAMMU, Feb 20: Rs 5000 cr in the next two years. members from Kashmir, had suggestions on delimitation Commission will finalize its Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Air Cargo capacity for J&K boycotted the meeting called by and reservation of Assembly report in the next six months. (Contd on page 9 Col 3) Sinha today participated in needs to be enhanced to enable the Commission in New Delhi constituencies in the Union Sources said some of the the 6th Governing Council easy transportation of perishable on February 18 on the ground Territory in writing from the officials of the Election HC seeks response meeting of NITI Aayog, items, he added. that the NC has challenged political parties. Commission had visited through virtual mode. He requested for simplifica- Jammu and Kashmir of stakeholders on Reliable sources told the Jammu and Kashmir. During the meeting, Sinha tion of certain permissions under Reorganization Act in the Excelsior that the Union However, Delimitation highlighted major reformative Water Act and Air Act, 1981 Supreme Court under which JKCA petitions Ministry for Law and Justice Commission Chairperson measures taken by the UT along with clearances and reduc- delimitation of the Assembly besides apprising the meeting which had constituted the Ranjana Prakash Desai and constituencies has been taken Excelsior Correspondent nomic development that were Governor requested the tion of time period from 4 Election Commissioner about the new trajectory that the not there for many decades. Government of India for consid- Delimitation Commission for up. SRINAGAR, Feb 20: The months to 30 days so that clear- Subash Chandra, who is also a UT has undertaken in the past 17 J&K is passing through a peri- ering the demand for setting up Jammu and Kashmir on March However, Associate High Court today sought objec- ances can be obtained easily and member of the Delimitation months. od of transition for develop- of Dry Port in J&K with a cus- 6, 2020 for fresh delimitation of Members of the Commission tions and response from all the in a short time for setting up Commission, are expected to At the outset, Sinha, on ment, peace and prosperity. toms clearance facility to 90 Assembly constituencies in from the BJP Dr Jitendra Singh, stakeholders except Board of industrial units. visit the Union Territory, most behalf of the people of Jammu & Today, among the people of increase the trade within and the Union Territory is likely to Union Minister of State in the Control for Cricket in India The Lt Governor suggested likely next month especially Kashmir, expressed gratitude to Jammu & Kashmir, there is an outside the Country. extend the term of Justice Desai, Prime Minister's Office (PMO) (BCCI) by next date in a batch for setting up Regional Office after extension in term of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi outlook of hopeful optimism", To give a boost to tourism most likely for another six and Jugal Kishore Sharma, Lok of petitions relating to J&K of MoEF in J&K for speedy Chairperson. State Election for his unstinting support in remarked the Lt Governor. and trade in J&K, he requested months as her one-year term is Sabha member from Jammu- Cricket Association (JKCA) disposal of environment clear- Commissioner KK Sharma is accelerating the pace of devel- While making suggestions that Srinagar and Jammu be expiring on March 5. Poonch constituency had attend- affairs. ances cases for larger projects. another member of the opment in the UT. for giving further push to the opened to regular commercial "The term is set to be extend- ed the meeting and gave their The Division Bench of He also suggested that the Commission. suggestions. "After 5th August 2019, developmental process in International flights.
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