News Topic:J&K Revenue Department

J&K Government allocates 55 Kanals of land to Union Education Ministry

The Jammu & Kashmir Government transferred 55 Kanals of land to the Union Education Ministry for setting up permanent IIM off-campus at Pantha Chowk, Srinagar.

Govt says KU’s terminated PRO had a role in violent agitations of 2008, 2010 and 2016

A top official in the government told the Srinagar-based news agency KDC, "Faheem Aslam is a diehard secessionist who endorses the secessionist ideology."

J-K Govt sacks employees linked to ‘terror and secessionist’ activities

J&K Government sacked three government employees including a policeman and spokesperson of Kashmir University by invoking Article 311 of the Constitution of India.

LG admin approves five marlas land to ‘landless poor’

In a landmark decision, the Government of Jammu Kashmir has approved a proposal for the allotment of five marlas of land each to landless PMAY(G) beneficiaries.

Strike of Patwaris in J-K likely to end soon

As the pen-down strike of Patwaris across Jammu and Kashmir continued on day 10, the stir is likely to end soon as a fresh round of negotiations has started.

People suffer as Patwari strike continues in J-K

People seeking Revenue extracts are facing a plethora of issues due to the indefinite strike called by Patwaris throughout all districts of Jammu & Kashmir.

Revenue work hit as Patwaris go on indefinite strike

As Patwaris across Jammu and Kashmir commenced their indefinite strike on Wednesday to press for their demands, common people suffered.

Outer wall of former bureaucrat’s house demolished in Srinagar

The authorities demolished an outer wall of a former bureaucrat’s house near the Srinagar Airport on Saturday, officials said.

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AIP questions Demography Committee’s scope, says LoC displacement must be assessed

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