Kashmir Impulse Desk Srinagar, April 5 The government’s push to expand inclusive education for children with disabilities in Kashmir is drawing scrutiny, as officials acknowledge gaps in infrastructure and offer limited detail on how policies are being carried out on the ground. In disclosures this week, the Social Welfare Department said that many areas lack […]
Kashmir Impulse Desk Srinagar, April 5 Hydropower development in south Kashmir has advanced unevenly, with just a single government-operated mini project currently functional, even as a series of privately developed projects move forward at varying speeds, officials said. The lone operational project is run by the Jammu and Kashmir State Power Development Corporation in Pahalgam, […]
Kashmir Impulse Desk Srinagar, April 5 The government has announced an ambitious overhaul of its health care system, outlining plans to introduce advanced technologies such as robotic surgery, artificial intelligence-assisted diagnostics and expanded critical care infrastructure in an effort to modernize services and address longstanding gaps. Officials from the Health and Medical Education Department acknowledged […]
Kashmir Impulse Desk Srinagar, April 3 Nearly 80 percent of lecturer positions in higher secondary schools in the remote Gurez Valley remain vacant, the Jammu and Kashmir government said during the ongoing budget session of the legislative assembly, underscoring persistent gaps in staffing in far-flung areas. The disclosure came in response to a question raised […]
Kashmir Impulse Desk Srinagar, April 3 The Jammu and Kashmir administration has constituted a high-level committee to overhaul its industrial policy framework and accelerate reforms aimed at improving the ease of doing business, officials said on Friday. The move, formalized through a government order issued by the General Administration Department from the Civil Secretariat, reflects […]
Bukhari said high voter turnout in recent elections reflected a commitment by residents to peace
Residents said the deaths have raised alarm, particularly as local water bodies are used for livelihoods and domestic needs.
District authorities said the plan, launched earlier this week, is being tested and could be implemented permanently if found effective.
Some said backup systems such as inverters were failing due to extended power cuts.
the government said there is currently no proposal to introduce mandatory certification or rating systems for all stakeholders.
