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21 Jan-2017.Qxd C M C M Y B Y B Postal Regd No- JK/485/2016-18 Internet Edition : www.truthprevail.com, E-paper : epaper.truthprevail.com RNI No. JKENG/2012/47637 T3 ru6th P8 revFaair and Fiearl ess * Women Worst Victims of Kashmir's Conflict...... * Deepika Padukone or Priyanka Chopra.... * Dy CM inaugurates Consultnext Healthcare Centre in Jammu * Bhalla urges Board to review decision of curtailment... * Stress – This is how your key body systems react * Chairperson SSWB distributes sewing machines email : [email protected] VOL 6, ISSUE NO. 21 JAMMU & KASHMIR SATURDAY JANUARY 21, 2017 DAILY 8 PAGE Re. 1/- PM Modi Laments Departments Working IInnssiiddee In Silos And Settling Disputes In Courts President Mukherjee Calls For 'Stable, NEW DELHI : Prime Secretaries of Tourism, regularly evaluate these More rains, snow Minister Narendra Modi Culture, Youth Affairs and things," he said. likely in Kashmir today asked various arms of Sports of the Union and state The Prime Minister said LKOoLKwATA e: Writh sAtronng dpara mAetecrs caree "pstrotnga" bPreslideent ' sIponke tofe hrow etsheyt h aRd daowntgreadeds ," he the government to function in governments in the Rann of there was a need for an insti - SRINAGAR, JANU - macros and inflation in because of prudent fiscal India's economy has grown pointed out. Mukherjee fur - ARY 20 : According to the cohesion under a broad vision Kutch in Gujarat through tutional arrangement which check, President Pranab management, investor-friend - consistently despite the ther said India too felt the and lamented that its depart - video conference from the enables excellence in sports Divisional Administration Mukherjee today pitched for ly policies and comfortable impact of 2008 global finan - impact of the 2008 crisis Kashmir there are chances of ments preferred to settle dis - national capital. as every government wants to "stable, lower and accept - external factors despite the cial crisis. which took a toll on the putes in courts and worked in popularise games. isolated to fairly widespread able" interest rate to attract growth rate in 2008-09. rains and snow in Kashmir silos. "What is needed is proper prospective investors to West Before the 2008 crisis, the "Unfortunately, govern - mapping at the district level Division from January 20 to Bengal in particular and India country's growth was over 9 January 24, 2017. ment departments have a so that we can understand in general. per cent, "but our average nature of working in silos. where is our talent and where “There is forecast of iso - The country's current national growth has been 7.6 lated rain/snow on January Sometimes there are so many is the infrastructure," he said. account deficit has shaped up per cent in the last decade". silos within the department. Stressing on the need to 20-21, scattered rains and because of "prudent" fiscal Highlighting efforts of the snow on January 22, and fair - There is no coordination tap the "enormous potential" management and the econo - West Bengal government to between departments. That is of youth in the country, the ly widespread rain/snow on my has been growing in the provide an investor-friendly January 23-24,” a statement why if one department thinks Prime Minister said they were past decade despite 2008 environment, Mukherjee about a particular pro - at the "core" of the digital of the Divisional global financial crisis, he said: "As a finance minister, I Administration said. gramme, the other department movement which was going said. know how debt-stressed the thinks completely opposite of on in the country. The youth, The statement said that all Addressing the third edi - state was. Keeping aside the Deputy Commissioners that. he said, had also imparted tion of Bengal Global those legacy and baggage, it "Sometimes, two depart - strength to the 'Swachh of Kashmir Division have Business Summit here, is moving ahead with liberal been asked to necessary pre - ments of the same govern - Bharat Mission'. Mukherjee said: "Inflation is policies to create an appropri - ment confront each other in Talking about the tourism cautionary measures in their well under control. All the ate investor climate." respective districts. court to settle disputes by Modi said it was "essen - sector, Modi said that India parameters and study suggest He appreciated West paying money to lawyers. tial" to understand the work was blessed with immense Legislative Council passes that there should be a lower, Bengal's reportcard on infra - This is not a healthy situation. the government was doing, potential which could draw Resolution on return of acceptable and stable interest fact that the traditional export "It has grown at 7.6 per structure, good road, ade - It needs to change. And the particularly in the context of the world to the country. Kashmiri migrants rate which will encourage market has shrunk, the cent per annum despite the quate electricity, skilled man - way to do it is to sit together the changing world. "Each state should pick a JAMMU, JANUARY 20 prospective investors in President said, noting that the fact that there was 2008 power and investor friendly and in detail, under a broad "It is essential in govern - few destinations and create : The Legislative Council India, particularly in the country however has been financial crisis, which had a policies and hoped that the vision, think about the roles ment that we sit together and world class tourism infra - today unanimously adopted a state." The country's fiscal able to capture other export setback on all developed summit helps the state reach a each department needs to play understand our work, its structure and draw the world Resolution seeking early deficit and also the current markets in Asia. economies. It was followed new high in terms of invest - and what results we can nature - how the world is there," he said, adding India return of Kashmiri migrants account deficit have Stating that India's econo - by euro-zone crisis. The ment "to occupy its right bring," Modi said. changing, in that scenario should focus on two types of to the Valley. "improved substantially", he my has shown resilience in World Bank and IMF had to place which was lost some He was addressing a con - where we are standing, where tourism-- traditional and for - The Resolution was said. All macro-economic the past 10 years, the revise growth projection and time back". ference of Ministers and we want to reach. We should eign. moved in the Upper House by the Minister for Education 5,700 Rohingya Muslims and the Leader of House, Mr 72 Days Later, RBI Doesn't Know 'Exact Naeem Akhtar. Residing In Jammu And Kashmir Night temperatures plunge in Kashmir Speaking on the occasion, Says CM Mehbooba Mufti Number' Of Scrapped Notes Srinagar : The mercury in three-year low for the month the Minister said that NEW DELHI : More than asked about the "total num - Modi announced about the Leh town of Ladakh region of January. JAMMU : As many as involved in militancy related 72 days after demonetisation, ber" of the scrapped currency demonetisation in his address plummeted by over eight The famous ski-resort of Kashmiri Pandits are a part 5,700 Rohingya Muslims and incidents. and parcel of the Kashmir’s the Reserve Bank of India deposited in banks after to the nation at 8 pm on the degrees as night temperatures Gulmarg, the star attraction 322 other foreigners are However, 17 FIRs have (RBI) has said it still does not November 8. same day after Cabinet's at most places in Kashmir for tourists visiting the Valley unique composite culture and presently living in Jammu been registered against 38 every effort would be made know the "exact number" of In its reply, RBI is under - approval. dropped with Pahalgam resort during winter, recorded a low and Samba districts of the Rohingyas for various junked currency notes that stood to have informed PAC The Members of experiencing the coldest night of minus 11.8 degrees to ensure their return with state, Chief Minister offences including those dignity to their roots. were in circulation and it is that the exchange of the cur - Parliament in the PAC were of the season so far. Celsius, against minus 12 Mehbooba Mufti said today. related to illegal border cross - still "reconciling" the number also informed by the RBI that Leh recorded a minimum degrees Celsius yesterday, he He said Kashmir is They have entered the ing, she added. incomplete without Pandits of notes that were deposited the matter related to demon - temperature of minus 16.8 said. state on their own and are Some NGOs namely back. etisation was under discus - degrees Celsius last night - a He said Srinagar ? the adding that Kashmir’s staying at various places in 'Shikawat' run by Composite culture and com - In a written submission to sion between the government drop of over eight degrees summer capital of Jammu and C M the two dis - Parliament's Public Accounts and the RBI for "some from the previous night's Kashmir ? recorded the mini - C M munal harmony is known tricts, she said Y B worldwide. The House unan - Committee (PAC), the central months", following which the minus 8.3 degrees Celsius, an mum of minus 0.9 degrees y B in a written bank said: "The exact number proposal was placed before official of the Meteorological Celsius ? an increase of over imously passed the resolution reply to the with voice vote. of Specified Bank Notes the Central Board of RBI on Department here said. two degrees from the previ - question of (SBNs) withdrawn from cir - November 8 for considera - He said the town was the ous night's minus 3.3 degrees Railways Seeks Gross BJP MLA Sat culation is being worked out." tion.
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