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BUDGAM, APRIL 11: Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Budgam in collaboration with AICRP on Seed (Crops) NSP, Shalimar SKUAST Kashmir today organized an input distribution programme under Tribal Sub-Plan at KVK Budgam.

About 50 tribal farmers of village Lobran, Khag Block received 10q of high yielding SKUAST-K released variety of paddy seed (SR4) and Seed bins (50).

Prof. Raihana Habib Kanth, Director Extension SKUAST-K, chief guest on the occasion, stressed the need for adoption and dissemination of the high yielding university-released variety of Paddy.

Explaining about the benefits of the SR4 paddy variety, Director Extension, SKUAST-K said that the variety is climate resilient, less susceptible to diseases and has the potential to tolerate adverse weather conditions. She also briefed the farmers about the role of SKUAST-K in augmenting research in agriculture to facilitate the farming community in the valley.

Dr. Bilal Ahmad Lone (Prof. & Head KVK Budgam) briefed the tribal farmers about the role of KVK Budgam in facilitating agriculture and allied activities in the district through on farm trials, front line demonstrations and skill-based training/awareness programmes. He encouraged the farmers to avail the services of the Kendra for more profitable farming.

Dr. Gowhar Ali (Assoc. Prof. NSP) and Dr. Aflak Hamid (Assoc. Prof. NSP) deliberated upon the Package of Practices to be adopted for the SR4 variety.

Scientists and technical staff of KVK Budgam and NSP also attended the programme.

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Directs time-bound execution of works under Health, Education, PDD & Jal Shakti Sectors approved under DMF

BUDGAM, APRIL 08: Deputy Commissioner (DC) Budgam, Akshay Labroo today chaired a meeting of District Mineral Fund (DMF) to review the status of works approved under Pradhan Mantri Khanij Kshetra Kalyan Yojna (PMKKKY) in the district.

DC reviewed the status of works approved under DMF in the areas with high priority and other priority sectors.

The series of developmental works amounting to Rs.327.71 lakh covers vital sectors including Health, Education, Power Development and Jal Shakti, aiming to strengthen public infrastructure and improve service delivery across the district.

Key works approved under the Health sector include the provision of hotline connectivity at CHC Kremshore, CHC Chattergam, PHC Soibugh, PHC Ompora, PHC Khag, and CHC Pakherpora. In addition, procurement of critical medical equipment such as digital X-ray cassettes, biochemistry analysers, deep freezers, plasma expressers, autoclaves, and microscopes for District Hospital Budgam was approved.

Under the Jal Shakti Department, the procurement of water tankers of 9000-litre and 6000-litre capacities will address water supply needs in the district.

In the Education sector, works include the construction of a toilet facility at Mixed Primary School Gopalpora and provision of electricity at Government schools in Khan Mohalla Kuzwera and Dounkal Bagh Sail.

The Power Development Department will establish a buffer stock of 15 (100 KVA) transformers to strengthen power infrastructure and ensure timely replacements during exigencies.

The DC, while reviewing the status of approved works, emphasized that all the projects have been identified based on priority public needs and sectoral gaps.

He directed the concerned departments to ensure immediate initiation of tendering and procurement processes, with strict adherence to timelines.

He stressed that there must be no delays at any stage of execution and that timely completion of these works is critical to ensuring outcomes on the ground on time.

The DC further instructed regular monitoring and submission of progress reports to his office for review.

The meeting was attended by Superintending Engineer Hydraulic Circle, Budgam, CEO, CMO, Executive Engineers of Jal Shakti, KPDCL, REW, MS Budgam and other concerned officials of the committee.

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BUDGAM, MARCH 14: In a significant move, as part of Calendar of activities, District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) Budgam, under the aegis of J&K Legal Services Authority today organized an awareness programme on Bail & Legal aid for under trial Convicted and other prisoners at Central Jail Srinagar.

The programme was also held in consonance with the judgment dated:18-02-2025 passed by the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India in Suo Motu writ petition number 04 of 2021 titled IN RE: Delay in release of convicts after granting of bail with SLP (crl) No.529 of 2021

The awareness session, organised under the guidance of Hon’ble Justice Atul Sreedharan Executive Chairman J&K Legal Services authority and Shazia Tabassum, Member Secretary of J&K Legal Services authority was held under the chairmanship of O.P.Bhagat, Chairman DLSA (Pr.Distt.& Sessions Judge) Budgam and supervision of Nusrat Ali Hakak, Secretary DLSA Budgam, who attended and monitored the said programme personally.

On the occasion Legal aid defense counsels of DLSA Budgam Shahrooq Bhat and Ab Rouf Parray spoke on the subject and apprised the under trial prisoners, convicts, jail inmates etc, about ways and means of obtaining free and competent Legal aid from Legal Services institutions for defending their cases at various Levels  free of cost. They also threw light on S.432 crpc and section 473 of BNSS etc.

They also deliberated upon the different types of bails pertaining to different categories/nature of cases and raised awareness among the inmates regarding the benefits that can be availed in light of the said Supreme Court judgment.

On the occasion, Secretary DLSA Budgam gave a presidential address in which she briefed the inmates about the services and schemes of DLSA meant for them and also imparted a wide range of awareness amongst them regarding the legal provisions etc. which they can get help from.

The programme witnessed the active participation of Incharge Superintendent Central Jail Srinagar, Shahbaz Hussain; officials of Prison Legal aid Clinic and PLVs existing at Central jail Srinagar, police personnel, jail inmates, PLVs of DLSA Budgam etc.

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Budgam, February 21: In a significant boost to the healthcare infrastructure in Magam, MLA Beerwah, Dr. Shafi Ahmad Wani today inaugurated a mobile surgical eye camp and a fully automatic biochemistry analyzer at Sub-District Hospital (SDH) Magam, in presence of Director Health Services Kashmir Dr Bakshi jahangeer.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by Director Health Services Kashmir, Dr. Jahangeer Ahmad Bakshi; Assistant Director Health Services Kashmir, Dr. Muzaffar Sharewani; Chief Medical Officer Budgam, Dr. Mohd Ayoub Fatehkhan, Dr Asmat IC mobile eye camp and  Chairman Civil Society Magam, Haji Mohammad Ibrahim Mir; besides  other senior health officials.

Speaking at the event, MLA Beerwah Dr. Shafi Ahmad Wani assured that he would work tirelessly to ensure the hospital receives the best facilities. He appreciated the Block Medical Officer and staff for their exceptional services to the people of Magam and surrounding areas.

MLA Beerwah also urged the Director Health Services Kashmir to provide a laparoscope and digital X-ray machine to the hospital, in addition to upgrading the existing hospital infrastructure and utilizing the old hospital complex as a trauma hospital.

Director Health Services Kashmir, Dr. Jahangeer Ahmad Bakshi, assured MLA Beerwah that all issues raised during the function would be addressed on a priority basis, with efforts made to expedite the resolution of pending hospital issues.

Earlier, Dr. Mir Mushtaq, Block Medical Officer Magam, welcomed the guests and presented a detailed overview of the hospital's functioning and challenges. He highlighted the need for advanced healthcare facilities in the region and expressed gratitude to MLA Beerwah for his relentless support.

Dr. Mohammad Ayoub, CMO Budgam, expressed gratitude to MLA Beerwah and Director Health Services Kashmir for the surgical eye camp and biochemistry analyzer, which will greatly benefit the local population.

The mobile surgical eye camp and biochemistry analyzer will significantly enhance the healthcare facilities at SDH Magam, benefiting thousands of patients of the area.

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Budgam, February 12: Deputy Commissioner (DC) Budgam, Akshay Labroo, today conducted an extensive inspection of infrastructure projects in the Beerwah Sub-Division.

The in-site visit included the Receiving Station at Charangam, the Chewdara Bridge, and the Takiyabal Kangund Bridge.

During inspection of the charangam receiving station, the DC took status of the  progress of work and installation of all necessary equipment for smooth functioning of the project.

The DC said that the work on the charangam  receiving station is in final stage and a test commissioning will be conducted  by the engineers of KPDCL so that the project shall be formally dedicated to the general public soon.

DC said that with augmentation provided by the  Charangam Receiving Station, the smooth,  scheduled power supply along with optimum voltage shall be ensured to these villages and other adjoining areas in Beerwah.

He said that the district administration is committed to development of  power infrastructure across the district and will help KPDCL in meeting electricity demands of the consumers across the district. 

He said replacement of wooden poles, old wires, improvement on HT, LT lines, up gradation of receiving and distribution stations has also begun  across Budgam under RDSS scheme to ensure upgradation of power infrastructure in the district.

At  Chewdara, the DC reviewed the progress of construction of Bridge being constructed NABARD scheme, and will connect habitations across Beerwah.

He instructed the concerned departments to adhere strictly to the established timelines and maintain high-quality standards.

The DC also visited  Takiyabal Kangund Bridge site to inspect its development status. The work has been initiated on this bridge and is going on at an accelerated pace.

He underscored the  significance of the project in facilitating efficient transportation and improving access between various regions within the sub-division especially khag and Beerwah areas.

DC directed the executing agencies to ensure the project’s swift and successful completion.

He further said District administration is focused to ensure timely completion of these infrastructure projects, recognizing their pivotal role in the socio-economic development of the region.

Besides, Chief Planning Officer Budgam, Executive Engineer KPDCL, Executive Engineer R&B division Beerwah , Tehsildar Beerwah, EO MC Beerwah, AEEs and other concerned officials accompanied the DC.

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Committed to speedy, sustained development: Dy CM

BUDGAM, JANUARY 25: Deputy Chief Minister, Surinder Choudhary, along with Advisor to Chief Minister, Nasir Aslam Wani, today conducted a comprehensive tour of Budgam district.

Member Parliament, Aga Syed Ruhullah and MLA Chadoora Ali Mohammad Dar accompanied  them.

DC Budgam, Akshay Labroo, Chief Engineers and other senior officers of different departments were also present.

While addressing a huge gathering,  the Deputy Chief Minister said that the government has undertaken a massive development programme with special focus on far flung and neglected areas." We have already directed for fast pacing the initiatives meant for changing the socio- economic profile of people besides upgrading the basic infrastructure ", he added

"We are committed to fast paced and sustained development with regular monitoring for ensuring quality works. This has been done in accordance with the local needs and area specific development ", he maintained.


Responding to public demands, the Deputy CM announced the provision of 4 lane roads to Budgam. He also directed for conducting a survey of road from DC office to Humhama besides preparation of DPR for 4 lane widening of road from DC office to New bus Adda in phase -1.

Advisor to Chief Minister, while speaking on the occasion, highlighted various developmental initiatives undertaken by the present government since its formation. He said that a holistic developmental agenda is underway which would ensure transformation of Jammu and Kashmir.

MP Aga Ruhallah also enumerated various initiatives undertaken and assured for furthering the developmental agenda of the present dispensation.

The Deputy Chief Minister conducted a comprehensive tour of district and inspected several development works as well.

While interacting with scores of deputations, the Deputy Chief Minister assured them that the issues projected by them would be redressed within the shortest possible time.

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 BUDGAM, DECEMBER 19: An awareness-cum-enrolment program on solar powered agriculture pumps under the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Urja Suraksha Evam Utthan Mahabhiyan (PM-KUSUM) scheme was held today in Budgam.

The session was presided over by Saurabh  Bhagat, Commissioner Secretary, Science and Technology department.

Akshay Labroo, Deputy Commissioner, Budgam, besides other senior officers were present on the occasion.

The event witnessed active participation from stakeholders including farmers and officials from the Agriculture and Horticulture Departments besides representatives from J&K Bank. The programme was aimed at to create awareness and enrol  farmers under PM Kusum scheme enabling them adopt solar powered pumps to enhance agricultural productivity and reduce dependence on conventional energy sources.

Speaking on the occasion, the Commissioner Secretary underscored the significance of PM-KUSUM scheme in advancing sustainable agriculture while ensuring clean and affordable energy solutions for farmers. He emphasised the government’s commitment towards empowering local communities while engaging local youth on need basis at the district level for maintenance and operation of solar powered machines.

He said special courses will be introduced in ITIs and polytechnic colleges to provide skill training and awareness about the PM-KUSUM scheme. These initiatives aim to generate employment opportunities and equip youth with the technical expertise needed for the scheme’s successful implementation.

During the awareness programme, an insightful PowerPoint Presentation was given wherein  numerous benefits of solar powered pumps including reduced irrigation costs, enhanced agricultural productivity and eco-friendly energy solutions were highlighted. The presentation also outlined the subsidy structure and the ease of availing the scheme. The farmers were encouraged to adopt solar technology for sustainable farming practices.

On the occasion, the DC emphasised the need for transition to renewable energy in the agriculture sector, particularly in areas like Budgam where farming forms an important sector of the livelihood. He urged JKEDA to conduct such programs in other sub-divisions of budgam also so that awareness reaches every beneficiary farmer. He highlighted the benefits available under PM- Surya scheme and called for its implementation across the district.

On the occasion, the progressive farmers and experts from the Agriculture and Horticulture Departments elaborated on the technical and financial aspects of the scheme including the process of availing subsidies and operational benefits of solar powered pumps.

The interactive session concluded with stakeholders expressing their enthusiasm for adopting solar powered pumps for sustainable agricultural practices.

Later, the Commissioner Secretary inspected the stalls where in demonstration of solar pumps was being shown to the participants.

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BUDGAM, DECEMBER 15: Speaker, Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly, Abdul Rahim Rather, today inspected functioning of several healthcare institutions in Char-i-Sharief to assess the infrastructural facilities and overall medicare being provided to the local population.

During the visit, the Speaker inspected SDH Nagam, PHC Nowpora, PHC Dada-Ompora,    PHC Kanir, CHC Kremshore and had on spot assessment of medical care services focusing mainly on  functioning of essential health services, cleanliness, patient care and availability of necessary medical equipment and medicines.

During the inspection, the Speaker interacted with medical staff and healthcare providers to understand challenges they face on routine basis. He assured them due enhancement in infrastructure and other facilities  to meet the growing healthcare needs of local populace.


The Speaker, during the tour, also interacted with the patients and their attendants to understand their concerns. He also took appraisal about the quality of medical care services being available at the facilities.

At SDH Nagam, the locals raised several issues and demands before the Speaker like construction of retention wall behind the hospital as well as a boundary wall, installation of digital X-ray facility, deployment of  ultrasound specialist, biodegradable medical waste management shed, installation of  lift facility and oxygen generation plant besides macadamization of  hospital approach road.

While interacting with the locals, the Speaker assured them that all of these issues and demands will be addressed promptly.

Deputy Commissioner Budgam, Director Health Services Kashmir and other district and Health officers were present during the visit.

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Sanctions Rs. 30 Lakhs for Lights, approves 30% Material Components, & funds for Berwah Hospital


BUDGAM, OCTOBER 18: Member of Parliament (MP) Baramulla Parliamentary Constituency, Er Rashid Friday visited Budgam district to assess ongoing developmental projects and addressing the key concerns of the constituencies in Budgam that fall under the Baramulla parliamentary seat.

The meeting was attended by the District Development Commissioner (DDC) Budgam, Akshay Labroo and other district officers and officials.

During the review, Er Rashid emphasized the need for expediting infrastructure projects and ensuring effective service delivery to the public. He underscored the importance of addressing bottlenecks impeding developmental projects to facilitate general public.

Earlier, Er Rashid conducted inspection visit to District Hospital Budgam, where he interacted with medical staff and patients, assessing the hospital's infrastructure and the quality of services being provided.

He also visited Beerwah Hospital, where he sanctioned funds for the purchase of a laparoscopy machine and an oxygen refill plant, aimed at enhancing the hospital's capacity to deliver improved medical care to patients in the region.

Later, Er Rashid held a detailed meeting with the Geology and Mining Department, focusing on the sustainable extraction and management of local resources. He raised concerns about the environmental impact of unregulated mining and stressed the need for adopting practices that protect natural resources while enabling economic growth.

The MP urged the department to ensure proper checks on illegal mining activities. The meeting also explored potential opportunities for the region to develop local industries around mineral resources, creating jobs and boosting the local economy.


Furthermore, Er Rashid chaired a review meeting with the Rural Development Department, where he discussed the progress of ongoing rural development schemes. During the meeting, the MP sanctioned Rs 30 lakhs for installing lights in rural areas to improve public safety and infrastructure.

Additionally, he approved the allocation of 30% of the material components for various development schemes, ensuring that essential resources are available for the timely execution of projects.

He stressed the need for quicker implementation of infrastructure projects such as roads, water supply, and sanitation in rural areas.

Er Rashid highlighted the importance of ensuring that development schemes are inclusive and reach the most remote and underserved communities. He also called for enhanced coordination between local bodies and the department to address the specific needs of the rural population, particularly in terms of generating employment through government schemes like MGNREGA and boosting the local agrarian economy through targeted initiatives.

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BUDGAM, OCTOBER 14: Under the aegis of ‘Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan’, Department of Social Welfare Budgam organized a series of awareness programmes on drug abuse at various educational institutions to aware students about drug abuse and to save the society from drug menace.

About hundreds of students and staff members participated in the awareness programmes.

Speaking on the occasion, speakers threw light about the menace of drugs, its sources, causes, consequences and role of every member of the society for its total eradication. The participating students were briefed to remain away from drugs and involve themselves in sports activities as it is one of the preventive measures to save themselves from drug abuse.

Participants reiterated to fight against the menace of drugs and were also stressed to share the information related to illicit drug supply in their respective areas, so that appropriate action under law is taken against the drug peddlers/traffickers. Moreover, the students were briefed to share information with their peer groups for more awareness in the society.

At last the volunteers were provided with theme-based badges and jerseys to actively participate in the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan, promoting a drug-free society with a sense of unity and responsibility.

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Budgam, August 16: The Lieutenant Governor, Shri Manoj Sinha inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of various developmental projects worth more than Rs 40 crore for District Budgam today.

He also E-inaugurated 40 works and schemes worth Rs 101.66 Crore of Jammu Municipal Corporation, Jammu Smart City Limited, Srinagar Municipal Corporation, Srinagar Smart City Limited, Directorate of Urban Local Bodies and J&K Lake Conservation and Management Authority, and laid stone of 6 projects worth Rs. 26.25 Crore of Directorate of Urban Local Bodies Kashmir, Jammu and Urban Local Bodies.


Details of Budgam Projects:

The Lt Governor Inaugurated and dedicated the accommodation for PRI members worth Rs 6.41 cr at Sheikhpora to PRIs of District today. The major initiative is aimed at strengthening of PRI institutions at grass root level and providing safe and secure accommodation to the PRIs.


Panchayat Ghars at Pohru-A, Chattergam-B, Zoolwa, Panzan-B, Kechwari-C, Badipora and Dreygam inaugurated today will provide facility for the Panchayat (the local self-government body) to conduct its meetings, make decisions, and oversee the implementation of development projects at the village level.

Community Toilet Units at Charar-i-sharief shrine will facilitate the devotees visiting the shrine. Receiving Station at Aripanthan at a cost of Rs. 6.34 cr inaugurated today will meet the long pending demand of the people of areas of Aripanthan, Gambora, Palpora, Larkipora, Warihama, Hazipora, Bamrood, Arzabjigund, Kandhama, Gund Gamboora and Gund, providing reliable power supply to the consumers.


The Lt Governor also inaugurated the Water Supply Schemes Khasipora Chowdribagh, Area Kremshore-Dreygam, Sub Division Khansahib and Sheer Check, Sub Division Charar-i-Sharief Area Pakherpora.

Projects for which foundation stone was laid by Lt Governor at Budgam includes: Community hall at Transit Accommodation Sheikhpora, development of Sheikh-ul-Alam Hall as Centre of Skill Development & Training and Truss Girder Bridge at Takiyabal Kanigund.

The development of Sheikh-ul-Alam Hall as center of Skill Development & Training will benefit youth of the District in the field of skilling and training in various sectors.

The Construction of 3x35 mtr Truss Girder Bridge at Takiyabal Kanigund at the project cost of Rs.13.65 cr under RIDF XXIX will meet the long pending demand of people of Beerwah and Khag. It will also provide an alternative route to the newly developed tourist destination Toshamaidan as well.



Details of projects to cities and J&K Lake Conservation and Management Authority:

Name of the Project

Amount in crore

Name of the organization

1

Procurement of 3 nos. of on type Road Sweeping Machines

1.515

JMC

2

Development of Green Space in Ward No 50, Chhanni Himmat

0.102

JMC

3

Development of green space in front of H no-520 to 525 in sec-4 of Chhanni Himmat ward no-50

0.052

JMC

4

Upgradation of footpath along with drain left and right side of Marble Market Road

(from Khurana Marble to Greater Kailash bye pass road.) ward no. 52

1.164

JMC

5

Development of Green space in ward no-52

0.064

JMC

6

Upgradation of footpath left and right side of Marble Market Road

(from RD 0 to Greater Kailash chowk) NH 44 ward no. 52

0.478

JMC

7

Development green space in ward no 54 (Trikuta Nagar)

0.161

JMC

8

Development of Green Space at Kunjawani & Deep Nagar Near Gurudwara Ward No-55

0.086

JMC

Name of the Project

Amount in Crores

Name of the organization

9

Construction of footpath and Development of Green Space along with

canal in Gangyal, Length 550 mtr. W. no. 56

1.687

JMC

10

Procurement of Trunk mounted 2 nos. Water Sprinkler with Anti-Smog Gun

0.610

JMC

11

IT initiative for monitoring and ensuring transparency and accountability with

better process control and Human resource management

4.330

JSCL

12

Junction Improvement in Jammu City Phase-I

23.000

JSCL

13

Development landscaping greening and installation of fountain At Amar Singh College

0.580

SMC

14

Construction of dancing fountain and control room at Municipal park Jawahar Nagar

0.620

SMC

15

Construction of Architectural fountain at Chunti Khul Part-A + Part B

1.690

SMC

16

Upgradation & Improvement of Facades in Shehr-e-Khaas market

15.430

SSCL

17

Car Parking on Boulevard Road near Nun Kun Restaurant.

0.670

SSCL

18

Construction of Municipal Office /Shopping complex at Bus stand Arnia Phase-I

3.300

DULBJ

19

Construction of Shopping Complex at New Bus Stand Samba

1.410

DULBJ

20

Construction of Community Hall at W.No. 4 Samba

1.700

DULBJ

21

Construction of Shopping Complex near CHC Ramgarh

1.810

DULBJ

22

Constt. of Children Park & open-Air Gym at Sarnal K.Proad (MC Anantnag)

0.698

DULBK

23

Constt.ofMarriageHallatWardNo03MC Aishmuqam

3.880

DULBK

24

Dev. Of Shopping complex Level-at Parking place at Mc Ashmuqam W.NO: 02 & 03

1.500

DULBK

25

Development of office complex in MC Pahalgam

0.970

DULBK

26

Construction of fountains in  Pahal gam

2.000

DULBK

27

Construction Of Slaughter House at Batapora Shopian

1.755

DULBK

28

Construction Of office cum Meeting Hall at MC Shopian

1.810

DULBK

29

Development of park at Gund Kareem Khan W. No:08 by way of open-air gym at Wattergam

0.400

DULBK

30

Construction of office complex near Town Hall Wattergam at W.No:04

1.580

DULBK

31

Sewerage Connections of Houseboats of Dal-Nigeen Lake with already established STPs:
i.       All Houseboats of Dal Lake
ii.      All Houseboats along Eastern Fringe of Nigeen lake.
iii.     All Houseboats along Western fringe of Nigeen lake.

10.530

LCMA

32

Lake Cleaning Machinery:
i.  Supply, Installation, Testing, and Commissioning of Indigenous New Lake Cleaning Machines: 02 No. Tug Boats & 02 No. Dump Barges
ii. Fabrication, Supply, Installation, and Commissioning of 20 MT Capacity Transportation Barge. 
iii.   Supply, Testing, and commissioning of Automobile Diesel run Dumpers (02 No.)                   

3.840

LCMA

33

Construction of prefabricated office Buildings:
 i.     Mechanical Division office building at Dockyard Complex, Nishat Srinagar.
 ii.     Enforcement office building at Gupt Ganga Ishber, Nishat Srinagar

3.240

LCMA

34

Eco Development of Kachri Mohalla as a Model village inside Dal Lake Kashmir

1.790

LCMA

35

Beautification works along the shoreline  including:
i.  Installation of lights in Kahwa khana along NFR. 

      
ii.  Construction of Food Court and installation of lights in Eco Park at Shalimar.


 iii.     Construction of Floating Jetties for Jet Ski at various locations in Dal Lake


iv.  Construction of viewing Deck/jetty near IPS Khonakhan WFR Dalgate

 
v.   Construction of Jetty Ashai Bagh Bridge (left side)


vi.  Ornamental grill fencing and construction of Devri stone masonry pillars with lighting arrangements

 fish market to Hazratbal shrine along the shoreline of Dal.

 
vii.   Ornamental grill fencing and construction of Devri stone masonry from Dhobi Ghat

to Fisherman colony along the shoreline of Dal                       

3.150

LCMA

36

Catchment Areas Management Works which includes:


i. Anti-erosion works by way of construction of Retaining walls/Toe walls, siltation chambers,

 check dams, crate protection etc. in various Nallahs of catchment Area of Dal Lake.

 
ii.      Construction of Barbed Wire Fencing Mounted on Angle Iron Posts    

 and Construction of Mesh Wire Tree guards for the protection of plants in catchment area.

 iii.     Construction of Guard Huts at Khimber and Asthan Dara in Catchment area  

1.450

LCMA

37

Development of Periphery of Detention Pond near Lashkari Mohalla NFR.

1.650

LCMA

38

Online continuous effluent monitoring system for STP's

0.960

LCMA

 

 

Name of the Project ( foundation stone)

Amount in Crores

Name of the organization

1

Construction of deep drainage system at various areas of Town Bijbehara

                         4.84

    Directorate of Urban Local Bodies Kashmir

2

Construction of Clock Tower at Bus Stand Gulshanabad, W.No: 08

Char-e-Sharief

                          0.5

    Directorate of Urban Local Bodies Kashmir

3

Construction of Office Building at Municipal Council Baramulla

                        4.8

    Directorate of Urban Local Bodies Kashmir

4

Development of Carriapa Park

                        0.8

    Directorate of Urban Local Bodies Kashmir

5

Construction of 72 blocks of Aspirational toilets with 375 seats

 in Different ULBs of J&K

                        9.380

    ULBs

6

Bio-remediation of legacy waste in different ULBs in Jammu division

 for 1.3 Lakh MT

                        5.93

ULBs of Directorate of Urban Local Bodies Jammu

(Doda, Bhaderwah, Poonch, Rajouri, RS Pura, Hiranagar)
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