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The State Land Grabbers-III Rs 31000 Cr Earmarked for Development www.thenorthlines.com www.epaper.northlines.com Volthe No: XXII|Issue No. 16northlines | 19.01.2017 (Thursday) |Daily | Price ` 2/-| Jammu Tawi | Pages-12 |Regd. No. JK|306|2014-16 The State Land Grabbers-III Rs 31000 Cr earmarked for 90% of power supply restored in NL DESK might be a local with Akbar’s Todal Mal could do operation in the state landed political clout, powerful and undo with demon’s it into a long-drawn development during 2017-18 Kashmir: Dy CM n past, the glorified positions or pompous script. controversy which has been ‘greats’ like Alexander business or a random rowdy. When Ghulam Nabi Azad, going more complex and NL CORRESPONDENT and Columbus were In our state, any vacant land, the then Chief Minister confused with every passing Decision to clear all past liabilities to become a clean state; GST good for J&K I JAMMU TAWI, JAN 18 essentially the land with or without a compound, brought an idea of rewarding day. NL CORRESPONDENT fiscal 2017-18. Dr Drabu said for fiscal grabbers. The ‘civilised’ has waited always to be all those bigwigs for The Northlines has, in its JAMMU TAWI, JAN 18 The Finance Minister said 2017-18, Government Deputy Chief Minister, Dr. imperial colonists took over occupied by anyone other grabbing state land in the possession, a long list of test increase in budgeted Capex proposes to spend Rs 79472 Nirmal Singh today that mantle next. Later, in than the owner. For the state, he knew that he was cases examined and audited Minister for Finance, has massively shifted the crore of which Rs 31000 informed the House that up this continent particularly revenue record creating a ‘Black-hole’ that by the CAG units that Labour and Employment & total percentage of crore (39%) is expected to to 90 percent power supply Jammu and Kashmir land manipulation, the most would swallow the entire contains many big names of Culture, Dr Haseeb Drabu expenditure towards be spent on developmental has been restored in the grab became the preserve of powerful man- Patwari artificial ‘Roshni.’ top political figures in and today said the Government development front. In 2011- activities and if valley which had been a common conman who wielding magic-wand after The scheme and its out of P2 has initiated some 12, the rate of investment implemented this could be disrupted due to heavy pioneering fiscal on development front was the highest ever allocation snowfall. He said necessary management measures to 6.80 percent of the State for developmental activities instructions have been strengthen and streamline Domestic Product (SDP) in a fiscal year. passed to the concerned to the economic and social which has reached 10.02 The Finance Minister said ensure cent-percent supply infrastructure. He said as a percent in 2016-17, the the incidental impact of the is restored in the region at part of the Government's highest ever, he said. gradual change-making is the earliest initiative to increase "Presently the Government that net spent on The Deputy CM was developmental spending, is providing 40% share of implementing development replying to the concerns the highest ever allocation our revenue in expenditure is getting cheaper. In 2014- raised by many legislators of Rs 31000 crore (39%) is which is highest in the 15, J&K was spending Rs regarding power supply in expected to be spent on country and this 5.62 for every one rupee it the valley, in legislative developmental activities out expenditure is giving fillip invested in developmental assembly here today. of the total expenditure of to the economic growth", activities and in the revised Giving details, the Dy Rs 79472 crore for the he said. estimates for 2016-17, this Chief Minister said that ratio had reached Rs 2.25. heavy snowfall started at No Assembly & Council Proceedings, Dr Drabu expressed the morning of 6th January and hope of taking it further continued till evening thanks to Information Department ! down to Rs 1.59, which resulting in accumulation will be the lowest ever - of about 10 to 12 inches of historic in a way. snow in Srinagar and For kind attention of our readers! The main focus in 2017-18 around 3 to 5 feet in far will be P2 flung rural P2 J&K Assembly Secretriat and Information Department have not provided us the requisite security passes for Academic curriculum to include covering the proceedings of J&K Legislature for the reasons best known to them. Thus, we are not publishing contribution of Dogra rule: Minister the first hand account of entire news/proceedings of J&K Assembly and J&K Legislative Council. However, we are NL CORRESPONDENT associated in the process of presenting the news stories based on proceedings from JAMMU TAWI, JAN 18 curriculum development. Agencies. We regret for it. He said after -Editor Minister for Education preparation of textual Naeem Akhtar today material/contents, the same Sadya Arora's Death: informed the house that the are placed before the academic curriculum is Academic Committee of the House panel seeks more details prepared by conducting JKBOSE for approval. He workshops to decide the said the implementation/ NL CORRESPONDENT leading to the death of son content. introduction of curriculum Jammu Tawi, Jan 18 of MLC, Ramesh Arora in Minister said subject is made at the beginning of GMC Jammu, was held experts from academic session. A meeting of the Joint under the Chairmanship of DIETs/SIEs/Secondary and The Minister said the House Committee of Ghulam Nabi Monga, here Higher Secondary Schools, updation of curriculum is a Jammu and Kashmir today. experts from Universities, continuous process and the Legislative Council, Legislators, G M Saroori, Cultural Academy and Education Department will constituted to look into the Dr Bashir Ahmad Shah academic officers of recommend introduction of alleged medical negligence Veeri, P2 different subjects are chapters P2 More rains, snow Uri attack aftermath in next 24 hours Proposal for banking facilities SRINAGAR, JAN 18 (KNS) for LoC trade put on hold While the Valley continued NL CORRESPONDENT "The NIA raided there after Prakash, said the state to receive fresh snowfall SRINAGAR, JAN 18 got some inputs that some of cabinet has endorsed the from past couple of days, the traders were misusing proposed to provide banking the weatherman here have The centre government has trade to help militant facilities to cross LoC predicted more light to put on hold the proposal for activities in Jammu and traders. moderate snow or rains at establishing banking Kashmir," a senior police He said any sort of few places across the state facilities for cross LoC trade official said. deliberations on LoC trade in next 24 hours. after the National The official, said the NIA are discussed with Pakistan Talking to KNS, an official Investigating Agency seized has asked the Union Home by the government of India's in the Meteorological records pertaining to cross Minister not to start the External Affairs ministry (MeT) department said, LoC trade from the Trade banking facilities and put and Home department. 'The light to moderate rains Centre at Salamabad Uri the proposal on hold. "The "It is under process between would occur in the next 24 recently, official sources investigation has not been India and Pakistan hours at few places across said. completed but the External governments. In view of Uri the state." In the backdrop of the Uri Affairs Ministry has been attack, it may now get He said that the there is attack, the NIA sleuths told not to proceed in the delayed," he added. possibility of further dip in headed by IG Vinod Shukla proposal for establishing The cross LoC trade began the minimum temperature. and SSP BS Negi seized banking facilities for cross in 2008 through Salamabad "Besides rains or snow, record pertaining to cross LoC trade," the official said. Uri as a confidence building there will be occasional LoC trade from Trade Minister for Industries and measure between India and sunshine as P2 Centre at Salamabad Uri. Commerce Chandra Pakistan. P2 Uri Attack: No ex-gratia case received so far from concerned units: CM NL CORRESPONDENT the Home Department," been paid to the NOKs of JAMMU TAWI, JAN 18 Chief Minister Mehbooba Khalid Muzaffar Wani and Mufti, Minister in-charge Burhan Wani." Jammu and Kashmir Home in a written reply has Meanwhile, on ex-gratia to Government today said that said. the NOKs of six jawans of no case of ex-gratia for The question was raised by Dogra Regiment attained martyrs of Uri attack BJP MLA Rajiv Jasrotia. martyrdom in 2015 in Manipur, Ms Mufti replied received so far from the She also said that no ex- that in terms of Govt order concerned authorities. gratia relief has so far been compensation paid or number 723-GR (GAD) of "The ex-gratia cases in provided to the NOKs of announced to be paid to 1990 read with amendments, respect of NOKs of Uri Chamel Singh, who was NOKs of Khalid Muzaffar the NOKs of only those attack of 2016 have not been killed Lakhpat Jail of Lahore Wani and Burhan Wani, the Army/CAPF personnel who received from the concerned in 2013. Minister replied, "no ex- got killed within the units/authorities so far, in On a question whether gratia or compensation has territorial P2 2 CITY the northlines Jammu | Thursday | Jan | 19 | 2017 45 proposals under UDAN; first flight likely in March RBI Governor faces tough NEW DELHI, JAN 19 (Ude Desh Ke Aam Naagrik), proposals from 11 bidders scheme," the release said. which seeks to boost regional covering more than 200 AAI is the implementing questions on demonetisation The first flight is likely to take air connectivity, provides for regional connectivity scheme agency for the scheme.
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