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Neutral expert backs India in dispute over power projects in J-K

A World Bank-appointed neutral expert has extended support to India on the framework to resolve certain disputes with Pakistan on hydroelectric projects.

Kashmir’s Rajbagh silk factory sees threefold surge in production and modernization

The World Bank funding has played a crucial role in the revival of Kashmir's eight-decades-old silk factory in Rajbagh Srinagar.

World Bank hails success as Rs 1500 crore J-K project surpasses targets

The World Bank has said that its Rs 1500 crore project in J&K has largely achieved its objective and, in some cases, surpassed the agreed targets.

World Bank again extends Rs 1500 crore project in J-K

Noting the remarkable progress made over the last 2.5 years, the World Bank has extended the deadline for completion of its Rs 1500 crore project in Jammu & Kashmir.

World Bank again rates progress on its Rs 1500 Cr project in J-K as ‘moderately unsatisfactory’

The World Bank has once again rated progress on the Rs 1500 crore infrastructure building project in J-K as “moderately unsatisfactory”.

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