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Several deputations call on Advisor
SRINAGAR, JULY 30: For speedy and result oriented resolution of grievances, Advisor to Governor B B Vyas convened public outreach programme here on Monday under the aegis of JK Governor's Grievance cell.
More than 400 delegations and 60 individuals apprised the Advisor with their issues and sought the intervention of the government in ensuring redressal of them on a time-bound manner
Trade bodies including PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry Kashmir chapter, Kashmir Traders and Manufacturers Federation and Kashmir Youth Entrepreneurs Federation raised various issues related to the payment of power tariffs, industry registration, exemption of GST in certain sectors, reimbursement on the pattern of northeast industry policy package of GOI, flood rehabilitation of traders, commercial taxes, extending more sectors under various incentive through different schemes.
Similarly, Jammu Kashmir Central Trade Union Coordination Committee sought the implementation of SRO 520 so that the services of various employees of different categories are regularized.  They also raised several issues like the settlement of pay anomalies of various cadres.
A group of artisans who were affected due to 2014 flood sought relief for their damages and called for adopting a holistic approach for the solution of their cases.
The Kashmir Youth Entrepreneurs Federation also raised the issue of blanket ban on the plantation of female species of Russian popular in the state and sought its cultivation in non-populated areas.  They also projected several issues related to catalyzing the industrial scenario and extending the same to the aspiring entrepreneurs.
Numerous delegations from different areas of Srinagar especially the old city raised the drainage system issues in their respective areas including Malbagh, Botshah Mohalla Lal Bazaar, Shalteng, Bemina.
Different delegations from Tral, Ganderbal, Shangu, Bijbhehra, Behibagh Kulgam, Lethpora, Batpora Tangmarg Kunzer, Marhama Kupwara raised the developmental issues of their respective areas. The Advisor passed on spot instructions to the concerned officer for speedy redressal of their grievances.
A delegation led by MLA Shangus Gulzar Ahmed Wani raised different developmental issues of his constituency and sought the intervention of Government in their speedy redressal.  A delegation from Tral raised the issue of slow pace of work on Hazarat Ameer Kabeer Shrine besides creation of Tral Tourism development authority particularly promotion of Shikargah as a tourist destination.
A delegation of Liason officers of Kashmir University raised the issue of pay anomalies and sought his intervention for speedy redressal.
Many delegations of employees working under MGNREGA and Integrated Watershed Management Programme (IWMP) scheme in different capacities raised their job-related issues.
A delegation of disaster management degree holders sought introduction of the subject in school and college curriculum.
PSC Lecturers Association sought to encompass their services under the Assured the Career Progression (ACP) scheme.
Jammu Kashmir State Road Transport Employees Association sought early redressal of their grievances like pension etc.
A Deputation of Jammu Kashmir diploma association working in PDD raised several issues related to their service matters and sought early redressal of issues.
The Advisor gave a patient hearing to their demands and assured due consideration in a phased manner. He also passed on the spot directions with regard to various grievances flagged by the delegations. He said the government has tagged public welfare and equitable development as thrust areas and it will continue with its policy of reaching out to the people to mitigate their sufferings.
He also assured that the issues pertaining to departments other than his purview will be forwarded to the concerned for timely action.



JV will immensely improve quality, structure of local economy: Dr Drabu

Jammu: The PHD Chamber Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI)-J&K Chapter held an impressive function at Hotel Radisson Blu wherein the Finance Minister, Dr Haseeb A Drabu was honoured for signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Dubai Ports World for building two dry ports in Srinagar and Jammu besides presenting an industry and people friendly Budget.    
Minister for Education Altaf Bukhari, Minister for Horticulture Basharat Bukhari and Minister for Industries & Commerce were special guests on the occasion. The function was attended by several other legislators and top officials besides members of the business fraternity from Jammu as well as Kashmir.
Dr Drabu was presented with a shawl and PHD Plate for doing great job in the society. The other cabinet ministers were also honored.
While speaking on the occasion, the chairmen of PHDCCI Jammu and Kashmir chapters hailed the role played by Finance Minister in boosting the economy of the state and expressed that decision to build two dry ports in Jammu and Kashmir is a step in right direction.
They said the need of creating such a facility in the state was most essential element of logistics required to enhance the scope for growth of our export oriented business, be that the export of handicraft, horticulture, agriculture, floriculture or any other allied product worldwide.
Dr Drabu expressed gratitude to PHDCCI J&K for supporting the government in its endeavors and expressed that Dry Ports to be established by the Dubai Ports World and the J&K Government through Joint Venture at Jammu and Srinagar will immensely improve the quality and structure of the local economy.
“The proposed Multi Modal Logistics Parks (Dry Ports) will facilitate faster movement of local produce to the processing centres and the markets outside. This will raise the income of farmers, industrialists, traders and businessmen and create a large number of jobs,” Dr Drabu said.
He also expressed gratitude to his Cabinet colleagues present on the occasion in facilitating people and industry Budget. He also expressed that in this year government would be able to spend available funds to the tune of Rs 80,000 crore.