In an exclusive interview with ThePrint ahead of 5 August, the second anniversary of Article 370 revocation, L-G Manoj Sinha says Kashmir is looking forward now & could see investors pour in as much as Rs 50,000 cr.
In his ‘awaam ki awaaz’ radio programme, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha said the pace of new industrial schemes, which had stopped due to Covid, will increase in coming days.
J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha Thursday said 8,000 underground bunkers have been completed along the Line of Control and the International Border for the safety of border residents.
During an event Monday, Sinha said Jammu and Kashmir has a development deficit of 73 years and but the administration is fully prepared to deal with the challenges to fill the gap.
Sinha noted that the scheme visualises a larger role of Jammu and Kashmir in Indian economy and manufacturing and service sector units in the union territory will benefit from it
J&K Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha arrived at the Civil Secretariat and inspected the guard of honour as part of the practice of reopening the Darbar move offices.
J&K administration has begun the process of conducting polls of district councils, amended land laws, resolved the long-pending issue of permanent resident certificates, among others.
The J&K Lt Governor made these remarks while addressing 'National Symposium' to commemorate the attack on 22 October, 1947, when Pakistan raided Muzaffarabad (PoK).
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