36 JKAS officers to retire next year on attaining the age of superannuation
36 Jammu and Kashmir Administrative Officers (JKAS) will retire in year 2022 after they achieve age of superannuation
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J&K Govt orders in-depth enquiry into alleged misconduct of IAS officer Ranjan with woman JKAS colleague Wani
Ladakh administration redefines tehsils and revenue villages across five districts
Ladakh’s Sankoo gets district status; separate LAHDC
Omar inaugurates projects worth Rs 16.72 cr in Ganderbal, lays foundation of Rs 58.26 cr projects
GMC Jammu calls for cyber vigilance to protect sensitive medical data- J&K Govt orders in-depth enquiry into alleged misconduct of IAS officer Ranjan with woman JKAS colleague Wani
- Ladakh administration redefines tehsils and revenue villages across five districts
- Ladakh’s Sankoo gets district status; separate LAHDC
- Omar inaugurates projects worth Rs 16.72 cr in Ganderbal, lays foundation of Rs 58.26 cr projects
- GMC Jammu calls for cyber vigilance to protect sensitive medical data
- J&K Govt orders in-depth enquiry into alleged misconduct of IAS officer Ranjan with woman JKAS colleague Wani
- Ladakh administration redefines tehsils and revenue villages across five districts
- Ladakh’s Sankoo gets district status; separate LAHDC
- Omar inaugurates projects worth Rs 16.72 cr in Ganderbal, lays foundation of Rs 58.26 cr projects
- GMC Jammu calls for cyber vigilance to protect sensitive medical data
- J&K Govt orders in-depth enquiry into alleged misconduct of IAS officer Ranjan with woman JKAS colleague Wani
- Ladakh administration redefines tehsils and revenue villages across five districts
- Ladakh’s Sankoo gets district status; separate LAHDC
- Omar inaugurates projects worth Rs 16.72 cr in Ganderbal, lays foundation of Rs 58.26 cr projects
- GMC Jammu calls for cyber vigilance to protect sensitive medical data