Government orders amendments in J&K Civil Services (leave) rules
Jammu and Kashmir government ordered amendments in Jammu and Kashmir Civil Services (leave) rules on Wednesday.
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Ladakh traffic police uniform changed- Karan Singh, Vikramaditya meet PM Modi; discuss J&K’s cultural heritage
- Patnitop not yet ‘world-class’ tourism destination, J&K seeks centre’s nod
- Rs 64,000 lakh damage assessed across Rajouri-Poonch; Govt seeks centre’s on-spot assessment
- J&K Govt to provide aid to hailstorm hit farmers
- Ladakh traffic police uniform changed
- Karan Singh, Vikramaditya meet PM Modi; discuss J&K’s cultural heritage
- Patnitop not yet ‘world-class’ tourism destination, J&K seeks centre’s nod
- Rs 64,000 lakh damage assessed across Rajouri-Poonch; Govt seeks centre’s on-spot assessment
- J&K Govt to provide aid to hailstorm hit farmers
- Ladakh traffic police uniform changed
- Karan Singh, Vikramaditya meet PM Modi; discuss J&K’s cultural heritage
- Patnitop not yet ‘world-class’ tourism destination, J&K seeks centre’s nod
- Rs 64,000 lakh damage assessed across Rajouri-Poonch; Govt seeks centre’s on-spot assessment
- J&K Govt to provide aid to hailstorm hit farmers
- Ladakh traffic police uniform changed