Advisor to PM calls on
CM
Omar, Nair discuss J&K
development
JAMMU, MARCH 08 – Advisor
to the Prime Minister, T. K. A. Nair Thursday called on Chief Minister, Omar
Abdullah here and discussed various matters relating to the development of Jammu
and Kashmir.
During the meeting the
overall environment positive marked by peace and better development with
enhanced economic activities due to the heavy tourist arrivals last year and its
positive outlook for summer 2012 were discussed.
Matters pertaining to
panchayats, framework of transfer of functions, functionaries and funds to these
institutions and roadmap for elections to Urban Local Bodies from April 2012
also came up for discussion in the meeting.
The Chief Minister gave
resume of the Public Service Guarantee Act. He said that some 45 services in six
departments of Housing, PHE, Revenue, Transport, CAPD and Power have been
brought under the Act for time bound delivery.
Omar Abdullah also talked
about various issues relating to the flow of funds from the Centre Government
under various schemes. He discussed Special Plan Assistance and matters relating
to the borrowing of funds to help cent percent implementation of the State
Plan.
The Chief Minister sought
equity support from the Centre Government for Phase-II of Baglihar Hydel Electro
Project, extension in Income Tax exemption in favour of industrial units beyond
31st March 2012, package of industrial incentives to Jammu and Kashmir for a
period of further ten years.
Omar Abdullah expressing
gratitude to the Centre Government for approving an amount of about Rs. 1900
crores under RAPDRP in the power sector, asked for concrete efforts to make
UDAAN successful. He added that corporate sector needs to be engaged in
employment generation for the youth of Jammu and Kashmir in a concrete
manner.
The Chief Minister also
emphasized the need for including more educational institutions of the State
under a new scholarship scheme sponsored by the Centre Government for the
students of Jammu and Kashmir. He also laid stress on sanctioning of 10460 new
Anganwari Centres for which State Government has put up a proposal to the Union
Ministry of Women and Child Development.
The Advisor to the Prime
Minister assured full Central support to the State for faster development and
economic growth
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