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Cabinet declares 37 villages backward, 55 posts for newly created districts approved
7 IAS officers, 4 KAS officers promoted Nod for fresh DPR on Sawlakote project
1/15/2011 12:25:20 AM
Early Times Report
Jammu, January 14-: Approving the recommendations of the State Commission for Backward classes , the coalition government today declared over three dozen new villages across Jammu and Kashmir in the backward category list. In the cabinet meeting today the government also approved promotion of three officers to the super time scale of IAS in the grade of Rs. 37400- 67400 plus grade pay of Rs. 10,000 w.e.f 27.10.2010. : The state cabinet also held discussion on the recommendations of the negotiating committee on Sawlakote Power project and gave a go ahead signal for preparing a fresh DPR for the project.

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The Cabinet which met here today under the Chairmanship of Chief Minister Omar Abdullah approved creation of 55 posts in the Public Works (R&B) Departments and Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Departments for newly created eight districts viz Kishtwar, Bandipora, Ganderbal, Kulgam, Shopian, Samba, Reasi and Ramban. The SCBC, it may be mentioned recommends for declaring a particular area as backward after assessing the development scenario in the area on the basis of various socio-economic indicators like literacy, health, and infrastructure. Following recommendations by this panel, the cabinet today gave nod to inclusion of these villages besides approval to inclusion of Sheer Gojries in the social caste.

Sources said the cabinet discussed the recommendation of the Negotiating Committee led by the Chief Secretary which was set up by the government in March 2010 for holding talks with the Sawalkot consortium over the construction of the 1200 mw Swalkot project. The cabinet , sources said while approving the recommendations, also gave a nod to preparation of a fresh Detailed Project Report on the project.

In the routine agenda that was taken up for the meeting , the cabinet also approved amendment to Jammu and Kashmir Tourist Trade Act-1978. In one more important decision it also approved transfer of Institute of Music and Fine Arts, Srinagar / Jammu by the Academy of Art, Culture and Languages to the respective University in Kashmir and Jammu.
The officers whose promotions have been approved to the super time scale include Dr Sayed Mohammad Fazal-ul-Ullah, A.K.Raina (on proformas basis) and B. A.Runiyal. Besides giving promotions to three officers, the cabinet also approved selection grade IAS (Rs 37400-67000+ grade pay of Rs 8700 with effect from 01-01-2011 in favour of Vinod Koul on proformas basis), Guldev Raj Bhagat, Gazanfer Hussain, Ghulam Hassan Tantray and senior scale of IAS in favour of Yasha Mudgal with effect from 01-01-2011.
In another decision, cabinet approved promotion of four officers to the Special Scale of KAS with effect from 01-01-2011. They include Ravinder Kumar Pandita, Zubair Ahmad, Khadim Hussain and Nazir Ahmad Shah. The cabinet also approved the proposal for sub regional and master plan for Bhadarwah.
It also approved appointment of five officers of the Excise and Taxation Gazetted Service to the time scale of KAS (15600-39100) with grade pay of Rs. 6600 with immediate effect. These include Mansoor Aslam Chowdhary (ST), Pawan Kumar ( RBA) Bharat Singh (RBA), Shyam Sunder Gupta and appointment of Abdul Hafiz Shah( RBA) from the Jammu and Kashmir Social Welfare (Gazetted Service) to the time scale of KAS w.e.f 17.11.2009.
It also approved transfer of State Land measuring 1501 kanals and 05 marlas situated in villages Kurhama, Tulmulla and Zarigund of district Ganderbal in favour of J&K Higher Education Department for construction/ establishment of Central University Kashmir.

The Cabinet approved purchase of two Suction Cutter Dredgers by the Chief Engineer Irrigation Flood Control, Kashmir from M/S Ellicot Dredgers Ltd., USA on single tender basis for the purchase of carrying out Dredging operation in river Jehlum with the direction that the Irrigation and Flood Department must ensure that full prudence is observed in judging suitability of rates and ensuring value for money in the purchase.
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Concern over non availability of ration……..!
Even as around four cabinet ministers were not present , the state cabinet today took up most of the matters that were placed for agenda in today’s meeting. While some important matters off the agenda, like the new Chief Secretary of the state were thoroughly discussed and informally approved, the meeting also witnessed some ministers raising the issue of non availability of ration in many depots of Jammu on account of which the people were suffering. Apparently the matter was raised by some Congress ministers from Jammu and expressed serious concern over the issue. However, no direction or instruction was issued by the government on this account to the concerned ministry.




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