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Year 2022 at a glance and J&K Admin

Mohd Amin Mir by Mohd Amin Mir
December 30, 2022
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Only a day is left and 2023 will begin. All are eagerly waiting for the new year. This time it will bring a good luck and good beginnings. Holidays on the eve of this day not here but in other parts of the world people are eagerly waiting.
Kashmir has moved into chilla i kalan and the present Jammu & Kashmir Government has been serious in it’s outreach efforts development oriented initiatives.. Past thirty years turmoil ruined vibrant social cultural and financial eco system and our lt. Governer Manoj Sinha Ji has stressed on reworking priorites of development. Since 2019 the J&K Government has focused on overcoming governance bottlenecks and taking the developmental process forward with determination and all this is visible. The centre is working overtime to bring jammu kashmir at par with other state. Most importantly National e-Governance Service Delivery Assessment Report Jammu Kashmir is today ranked first among many new roads were constructed during this year by the LG administration. History was created as all the roads were mecadamised in June and July months when the temperature was good and these months are best for mecadamisation.
Revenue department has made remarkable progress as it has completed digitalization of old as well as newly written Jamabandies and scanning of Massavies is in progress. Another tag to this department is issuance of Pass Books to landholders Education department is progressing by leaps and bounds as maximum number of schooling days increased and historic step regarding this department is Examination will be held in March session. The other departments have also achieved their goals and have done remarable progress. Previous governments were enjoying in Jammu during this harsh winter and people were left on nature’s mercy but present government is people friendly and it has made it possible that the entire administration is on its toes for the betterment of public
(The author is incharge District Record Room DC Office Anantnag. The views, opinions, facts, assumptions, presumptions and conclusions expressed in this article are author’s own and aren’t necessarily in accord with the views of “Kashmir Horizon”.)
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