News Topic:New Industrial Policy
J&K
Administrative Council greenlights multiple development projects in J-K
The Administrative Council has approved several major development projects across Jammu and Kashmir, signalling a significant boost in infrastructure.
Business & Economy
Govt seeks suggestions regarding amendments in J-K’s industrial policies
The Jammu and Kashmir Government has sought suggestions on J-K Industrial Land Allotment Policy 2021-30, J-K Private Industrial Estate Development Policy 2021.
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Business & Economy
450 companies to invest Rs 25,000 crore in J-K
Industrial sector is set to bloom in Jammu and Kashmir as over 450 companies have signed an MOUs to invest over Rs 25,000 crore in the UT.
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News & Interviews
New Industrial Policy a ploy to settle non-state subjects in Kashmir: Mirwaiz
Srinagar: Hurriyat Conference (M) chairman, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq Friday said that the New Industrial Policy to be introduced by the state assembly is a ploy...
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NHRC intervenes in alleged harassment of Kashmiri shawl sellers and students in several states
The NHRC has taken cognisance of alleged incidents of harassment, intimidation and attacks against Kashmiri shawl sellers and students in different parts of the country.
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Govt in J&K will collapse on its own, BJP won’t topple it: LoP Sunil Sharma
Senior BJP leader Sunil Sharma on Friday said the present government in the Union Territory would "collapse on its own."
Time to review AFSPA as security situation improved in J&K: Minister Sakina Itoo
Sakeena Itoo on Friday said the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) should be reconsidered in view of an improved security environment in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Iran rejects US ultimatum on Strait of Hormuz as conflict intensifies
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