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CAG flags delay in finalisation of accounts of various PSUs, autonomous bodies in J&KThe CAG has flagged a massive backlog in the finalization of accounts for Jammu and Kashmir's PSUs and autonomous bodies, with many remaini...- 24 of 44 PSUs in J-K loss-making, four non-functional: UT government to AssemblyJammu and Kashmir's public sector landscape reveals a challenging picture: 24 out of 44 PSUs are operating at a loss, with four completely ...
- LAHDC of Leh & Kargil failed to submit accounts for audit since their inception: CAGThe CAG said the LAHDC received a grant of Rs 546.24 crore in 2018-19, while the LAHDC Kargil got Rs 597.95 crore during the same financial...
- J&K was a 'broken state', not a single soul cried when leaders were detained last year: Chief Secy"Jammu and Kashmir was a "broken state" and there was "no system" in place due to years of mis-governance, corruption and "unbelievable lev...
- J&K Bank brought under purview of RTI, CVC, State LegislatureThe State Administrative Council (SAC) which met in Jammu Thursday evening under the chairmanship of Governor Satya Pal Malik approved the ...
- 18 PSUs remain in 'red' despite government's effort to revive themJ&K Cements limited is leading the table of such PSUs with a loss of Rs 46.74 crore - Rs 31.73 crore in 2016-17 and Rs 15.01 crore in 2017-...
- Kashmiri migrants can use competent authority certificate to vote: ECBut those who are unable to produce EPIC will have to produce one of the 12 alternative photo identity documents for establishing their ide...
- Steel, mining PSUs donate Rs 15 crore towards Jammu and Kashmir relief workThe highest contribution (Rs 6 crore) to the fund has been made by the country's top iron ore miner NMDC, followed by Rs 3 crore by domesti...
- CoalMin to review status of formation of JV, SPV next weekThe Coal Ministry had earlier asked states to advise the companies that have been allocated mines to either form SPVs or JVs for projects.
- Coal Ministry to review status of formation of JV companies, SPVThe Coal Ministry had earlier asked states to advise the companies that have been allocated mines to either form SPVs or JVs for projects.
- Coal Ministry to review status of formation of joint venture companies and special purpose vehiclesThe Coal Ministry will next week review the status of the formation of special purpose vehicles and joint venture companies among state gov...
- Coal Ministry offers 5 lignite mines to PSUs, invites proposalsInitiating the process of allocation of lignite mines, the Coal Ministry has invited proposals from Gujarat and Rajasthan PSUs.
- India Inc's Mission Kashmir: Training for 47,557 youth in J&KThe government had asked companies to select 40,000 grads or students in the final year of graduation with the aim of providing them exposu...
- J-K govt approves Rs 160 cr magnesite plantJammu and Kashmir minister Sajjad Ahmed Kichloo today said clearance had been given to an ambitious Rs 160 crore magnesite plant in Reasi d...
- Increase in LPG cap: M Veerappa Moily says it's for oil PSUs to take callMoily said there has been demands from within the Congress as well as from Opposition to raise the limit.
- J&K introduces Golden Handshake scheme for PSU employeesThe Jammu and Kashmir government has introduced a 'Golden Handshake' scheme as part of efforts to revive sick PSUs in the state.
- Health insurance been contemplated for 3.40 lakh employees: Jammu and Kashmir governmentIn this direction, the state government has invited sealed offers of premium rates from companies with requisite experience, State Finance ...
- KPMG to bring research paper on central PSUs next weekKPMG will bring out a research paper on Central Public Sector Undertakings to help them become "more valuable", a senior company official s...
- Govt allows private sector candidates' entry in PSUsIn a move to facilitate entry of private sector players into central public sector enterprises for a period of five years, the government o...
- JK govt allocates Rs 40 crore VRS in PSUsJammu and Kashmir government has allocated Rs 40 crore for a Voluntary Retirement Scheme for employees of public service units in the state.
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