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Moharram Procession Foiled, Curbs Imposed in Srinagar Nessed by the Automobile Indus- Are Also Some Other Issues in Kashmir and Ladakh DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2019 (PAGE 9) From page 1 J&K decisions dominate Modi Upgradation of J&K FSL: No headway on High GST, increased Road Tax paralyze Vikram lander located: ISRO Govt’s 100 days achievements The image of the lander rover cessful bid to touchdown on Lunar proposal mooted one & half year back Automobile Industry in Jammu 'Pragyan' is housed inside it was surface have boosted the morale of ed to the State. head-on. Be it the matter of in this field in the FSL Srinagar J&K FSL directly communi- wait for festive season but now taken bank limit but the employ- captured by on-board camera of its scientists and engineers. The Booklet contained a Jammu, Kashmir and attained superannuation in the cates with the Directorate of customers are saying 'let the ees will not get salary and incen- Chandrayaan-2 orbiter, which is "We are extremely happy (the compendium of key decisions Ladakh or serious water cri- month of February this year Forensic Science Services RTO fees and GST rates come tives if there is no sale. healthy, safe and functioning nor- PM's address as well as nation ral- of the Government in 100 sis, 130 crore countrymen while as the one in FSL Jammu under the Ministry of Home down, then they will plan. It is a He said All India mally in the intended orbit around lying behind ISRO). It has boosted days. have started looking for new had retired from the services Affairs instead of routing the setback for the industry, she Automobile Association has the Moon. the morale of our people", Sivan "Modi Government in a solutions. over five years back". proposals and communications added. given submission to Union The orbiter camera is the high- said. historic step removed special "We are into fulfilling They further disclosed that through either the Police Sahil Bakshi, Sales Manager, Finance Minister to lower GST est resolution camera (0.3m) in "We are so touched, former provisions under Article 370 the dreams and expectation next year experts in the fields of Headquarters or Home Mahindra dealership in Jammu, rate from 28 % to 18 % on vehi- any lunar mission so far and shall ISRO Chairman K Kasturirangan to Jammu and Kashmir. of people of Jammu, physics, chemistry-narcotics-tox- Department, which because of also said that due to recession in cles but if the same is not done provide high resolution images said. Article 35-A of the Kashmir and Ladakh with a icology and fingerprinting either their other priorities don't take automobile industry their sales earlier, the industry will have to which will be immensely useful to "The country has given a good, Constitution was abrogated. new thinking. Because of in Jammu or Srinagar wings of much interest in resolving the have been affected badly. He see more worse days ahead. the global scientific community, positive response. PM was incred- The Government brings your inspiration, such the FSL would attain superannua- issues confronting the J&K said if they were selling 150 Amla further said that 9% Road the Bengaluru-headquartered ible yesterday", as he praised Jammu and Kashmir at par promises which were made tion and the relevant wings will FSL. vehicles earlier, now they have Tax announced by the State space agency had said earlier. Modi for inspiring, encouraging with other States and UTs. All during polls, have now been India's bold mission to soft- and reassuring Sivan and ISRO become completely defunct. The non-serious approach of come down to 30-40 vehicles. Government is also a major fac- provisions of the Constitution honoured''. land on the moon suffered a set- team and fully backing them. "The present condition of the the Home Department is notwith- "GST impact is very much on tor in downfall of sales and the of India will now apply on The Prime Minister's ref- back with the 'Vikram' module los- "The way he (PM) conveyed FSL in the State is notwithstand- standing the fact that Clause 4(2) our sale but the factor which has Government should do some- J&K,'' the 'Jan Connect' book erence was apparent towards ing communication with ground it...so passionate...so emotional ing the fact that Ministry of Home of J&K Forensic Science caused much damage to automo- thing to save the dying automo- of the Government of India abrogation of Articles 370 stations, just 2.1 km from the lunar and sometimes rich with meanings Affairs is very liberal in providing Laboratory Service Recruitment bile industry in Jammu is bile industry. mentioned in a full chapter and 35-A in Jammu and surface during its final descent in and positive responses. I think we financial assistance for strength- Rules clearly state that increased Road Tax. We have Devender Singh, Sales dedicated to J&K. Kashmir which ended special ening forensic science sector in Government shall, at the interval the early hours of Saturday. could not have expected anything pinned our hopes on festive sea- Manager, SKODA dealership It said local economy and Constitutional provisions of whole of the country", sources of every five year, re-examine the Considered as the "most com- better fantastic", he said. son but it is very difficult to say said, "Yes, there is slowdown in job creation will get major the State. J&K was bifurcated said. strength and composition of the plex" stage of the country's second "We are definitely grateful to what will happen then," he added. automobile sector and Society of boost in J&K with private into two Union Territories of They stressed that a mecha- cadre of the service and make expedition to the moon, the lander the nation and PM", said another Similar were the views Indian Automobile investment and there will be Jammu and Kashmir and nism should be evolved so that such alternations as are required was on a powered decent for a soft former ISRO Chairman A S Kiran expressed by a salesman of Tata Manufacturers (SIAM) has better socio economic infra- Ladakh. those at the helm of affairs in to update it. landing when it lost contact. Kumar, who noted that there are dealership, who said such slow- asked the Government to reduce structure in the Union Modi said it was because The data is being analysed, the hundreds and thousands of varia- down, has never ever been wit- GST on automobiles. But there Territories of Jammu and of the confidence of the peo- ISRO had said soon after. tions that were possible for the Moharram procession foiled, curbs imposed in Srinagar nessed by the automobile indus- are also some other issues in Kashmir and Ladakh. ple that the Government could Asked if the lander was 'dam- soft-landing mission, as he under- police and CRPF. dozen mourners were injured as try. He said that no automobile J&K such as 9% Road Tax The Central Government's take major decisions pertain- aged" during the 'hard landing", lined the complexities of the mis- The armoured vehicles were troops fired teargas to foil the pro- dealership in Jammu is able to announced last month by the booklet further said that pro- ing to the country's security Sivan said: "That we do not sion. also patrolling the area to prevent cession. achieve sales target and reasons State Government due to which know". visions of 10 percent quota to and made laws to deal with "We appreciate that the coun- the Shia procession. People with This is the third consecutive are many--- higher GST rates, people have put their purchases But some space experts said try and people were able to actual- Economically Weaker terrorism and protection of movement passes including jour- day that security forces foiled 9% State Road Tax and prevail- on hold". Vikram suffering damage in the ly take note of this and continue to Sections of society will apply the rights of Muslim sisters (a nalists were not allowed at the bar- Moharram procession in Budgam ing circumstances in the State. "As far as SKODA is con- hard-landing cannot be ruled out. give their support. in Jammu, Kashmir and reference towards triple riers. However, some journalists town by firing teargas. Last "In last one month, our sales cerned, our vehicles are of pre- "It may not have landed at a So, its very positive. We are Ladakh in jobs and education- talaaq. managed to walk through lanes and evening one dozen persons includ- dropped by 70-80%. If we were mium segment. We do not desired level of velocity. grateful to the entire country", he al institutions. "The country and the bylanes to reach Partap Park where ing half a dozen para-military selling 80 vehicles earlier, now have numbers to defend like It may not have landed on its said. "Jammu and Kashmir now world have witnessed in past most of them have their offices. troops were admitted to Srinagar's we are failing to sell even 40 other who sell 200 -400 vehi- four legs. Impact shock may have The successful touch-down will be a Union Territory with 100 days that India is chal- The troops had closed all the Shri Maharaja Hari Singh Hospital vehicles," said Bharat Amla, cles. We have to hit the market caused damage to the lander", would have made India the fourth a Legislative Assembly. lenging every challenge, Srinagar city roads with concertina and police hospital with pellet and General Manager, Shuhul share by 15 -20 %. So, there is according to a space official.
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