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Hello Jammu News at 9:02:00 PM 0

          JAMMU JUNE 14: In order to execute work for erection of poles and stringing of 33 KV line conductor for shifting of load from Janipur Grid to Barn Grid, the shutdown of 33 KV Barn Bhalwal-Thathar-Bantalab line, 33kv Purkhoo line and Gharota line is being observed.
          During the shutdown, the power supply to Nardni, Raipur, MES, Radio Station, CRPF, PHE, Local Batal, Telephone Exchange, Aux. Hospital, Bantalab, Purkhoo and Gharota shall remain affected on June 17 and 18 from 6 am to 12 noon.
          Similarly, to carry out the stringing work between Loc No. 35/1 to 35/2, the Shutdown of 11 KV Kulliyan feeder and 33 KV Badyal Brahmana feeder is also being observed.
          During the shutdown, the power supply to Kulliyan, Hotli, Thekrian, Narietc (R.S Pura) being fed from 11 KV Kulliyan feeder shall remain affected on June 17 from 6 am to 12 noon.
          Likewise, the power supply to Badyal Brahmana (R.S.Pura) being fed from 33 KV Badyal Brahmana feeder at R.S Pura shall remain affected on June 17 from 6 am to 12 noon.
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Hello Jammu News at 6:23:00 PM 0


Submits 6 KVIB proposals worth Rs 11.39 cr under SFURTI
NEW DELHI, NOVEMBER 30: Minister for Industries and Commerce, Chander Parkash Ganga today called on Union Minister of State for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) Giriraj Singh and discussed the proposed development projects for J&K.
During the meeting, Ganga briefed the Union Minister about various development programmes and initiatives being taken up by the present Government in the state.
He submitted 6 proposals worth Rs. 1192.39 lakh prepared by J&K Khadi and Village Industries Board to the Union Minister for sanction under the Scheme of Fund for Regeneration of Traditional Industries (SFURTI).
Ganga urged upon the Union Minister for early release of second and final installment of central share of Rs. 1026.92 lakh under the Scheme MSE-CDP.
Ganga also raised with the Union Minister the issue of early sanctioning of ambitious Bee keeping Project for J&K costing Rs. 125.36 crore.
The Union Minister of State assured the state Minister that Centre would look into all issues projected by him pertaining to MSME and initiate necessary action regarding redressal of the same.
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Hello Jammu News at 5:55:00 PM 0
Calls for making Haat more appealing

SRINAGAR, AUGUST 22: Minister for Industries and Commerce, Chander Prakash Ganga, Tuesday visited the Kashmir Haat here to take the first-hand appraisal of the functioning of the various sections of the Haat.

The Minister inspected various sections including the Craft Museum, School of Designs, Massive Carpet Scheme (MSE) showroom and stalls surrounding the Haat’s lawns.

While inspecting the Designs section at the Haat, Ganga was informed that the Department is actively involved in innovations in designs across all forms of handicrafts, including Kani shawl, copperware, wood carving, papier-mâché, carpet including namda designing, ceiling panels, sozni wall hangings, table runners, cushion covers, willow wickers and lamps and tapestry.

The Minister said innovations in designs is the need of the hour to succeed in export market and called for sustained efforts at design innovations.

He said handicrafts is J&K’s traditional asset and there is need to make the Kashmir Haat more appealing to people.

While inspecting the MSE showroom, Ganga was informed that the Directorate operates 40 centres under the Scheme with each centre having 20 trainers, adding that the beneficiaries are provided loans after completion of training.

Ganga also inspected the Department’s library and was informed that the Department is currently involved in its digitalization.

On the occasion, the Minister asked the Department to formulate a proposal for sustainable maintenance and modernization of the Haat.

He called for continuous holding of exhibitions at the Haat and for keeping its stalls open throughout the year. Ganga also called for opening of two food courts at Haat.
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