Dearness Allowance of Jammu University employees raised
The vice chancellor has authorized the payment of Dearness Allowance of Jammu University employees w.e.f 01.01.2022 raised from 31 percent to 34 percent.
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New J&K CBG Policy targets waste-to-wealth, rural jobs and clean energy
LG Sinha attends Gandhi Jayanti celebration in Srinagar
Geo-referencing of 425 J&K village maps pending; CS Dulloo stresses easier digital access for farmers
Vande Bharat breaks speed barrier on Kashmir rail route, hits 100 kmph
Ladakh tests saffron as new high-value crop- New J&K CBG Policy targets waste-to-wealth, rural jobs and clean energy
- LG Sinha attends Gandhi Jayanti celebration in Srinagar
- Geo-referencing of 425 J&K village maps pending; CS Dulloo stresses easier digital access for farmers
- Vande Bharat breaks speed barrier on Kashmir rail route, hits 100 kmph
- Ladakh tests saffron as new high-value crop
- New J&K CBG Policy targets waste-to-wealth, rural jobs and clean energy
- LG Sinha attends Gandhi Jayanti celebration in Srinagar
- Geo-referencing of 425 J&K village maps pending; CS Dulloo stresses easier digital access for farmers
- Vande Bharat breaks speed barrier on Kashmir rail route, hits 100 kmph
- Ladakh tests saffron as new high-value crop
- New J&K CBG Policy targets waste-to-wealth, rural jobs and clean energy
- LG Sinha attends Gandhi Jayanti celebration in Srinagar
- Geo-referencing of 425 J&K village maps pending; CS Dulloo stresses easier digital access for farmers
- Vande Bharat breaks speed barrier on Kashmir rail route, hits 100 kmph
- Ladakh tests saffron as new high-value crop