News Topic:J&K Department of Forest Environment & Ecology
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Forest official absconding after illicit timber seized from house
HANDWARA — Jammu and Kashmir Police has registered a case against a Forest Department official after they seized illicit timber from his house. The official,...
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Disposable articles banned in J&K
SRINAGAR — State government on Wednesday banned the use of disposable articles in the state.As per the order issued by the government, all disposable...
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JKPSC Range Officer Recruitment 2018 in J&K Forest Department
Srinagar: Jammu & Kashmir Public Service Commission has announced the JKPSC Range Officer Recruitment 2018 in J&K Forest Department.Earlier, JKPSC also announced JKPSC Range Officer (Forest)...
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JKPSC Range Officer (Forest) Recruitment 2018 for 44 Posts
Srinagar: Jammu & Kashmir Public Service Commission has announced the JKPSC Range Officer (Forest) Recruitment 2018 for 44 Posts.Earlier, JKPSC also announced JKPSC Recruitment 2018 for...
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