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Rather for collective efforts, determination to rebuild shattered economy, infrastructure 10/11/2014 10:05:51 PM BUDGAM, Oct 11 : Asking administration to be pro active to solve the problems of the people with social obligations, the Minister for Finance and Ladakh Affairs Ab Rahim Rather today said that provision of all the basic amenities to the people at their door steps is the motto of present Government led by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah . He said the recent floods, which have shattered the economy of the state, has posed a big challenge before the administration and the stake holders to deal with the situation with a joint effort adding that "we have to go together to rebuild and rehabilitate the damaged infrastructure and economy with courage and full determination. "Speaking to public gathering, after distributing relief cheques under IAY out of CDF to the beneficiaries at Sheikh-ul-Alam Hall Budgam today, Rather said that the government in addition to approving special financial package of Rs 44000 Cr for rehabilitation of the flood affected people of the state, has under the provision of VAT Act extended several concessions to the traders belonging to flood hit areas of both Jammu and Kashmir divisions, to enable them restart their business activities.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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