Gulzar Bhat
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J&K shifts Sewa-I hydropower project from stalled public funding to private development model (opens the original)
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Jammu and Kashmir is considering shifting the proposed 9.5 MW Sewa-I hydropower project to a private investment-led model after the project failed to take off under a government-funded development programme. The project was among 13 small hydropower sites proposed for development under the Prime Minister’s Development Package (PMDP-2015), but none of the projects could be taken up because funds were not released by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, the Power Development Department Minist
SKUAST recommends Best Agrolife fungicide Tricolor for Kashmir apple orchards (opens the original)
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Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology (SKUAST) has recommended Best Agrolife Ltd’s patented fungicide Tricolour for use in apple cultivation, advising growers to apply it at the petal-fall stage and during the second stage of fruit development, the company said. The recommendation follows three years of university field trials, during which Tricolor consistently showed results against Alternaria leaf spot, blight, powdery mildew and scab, Best Agrolife said. The unive
From safety net to market risk: J&K apple growers face greater price exposure (opens the original)
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The withdrawal of the Market Intervention Scheme has changed the way Jammu and Kashmir’s apple growers manage price risk, shifting the burden from an institutional procurement mechanism to the private market. With the National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation of India (NAFED) no longer buying apples under the scheme, growers are now largely dependent on traders and wholesale markets to realise prices for their crop, leaving marginal producers more exposed when market rates soften. “
J&K Assembly adopts resolution seeking early restoration of statehood amid BJP walkout (opens the original)
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Amid a walkout by BJP legislators, the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly on Monday adopted a resolution seeking the early restoration of full Statehood to the Union Territory. The resolution, introduced by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on September 25, was taken up for discussion after Question Hour. It was passed amid noisy scenes, with BJP legislators objecting to references to autonomy and special status in the resolution. As the resolution was taken up for discussion, BJP legislators ent
From LoC trade to tourists, can Salamabad rebuild its lost livelihoods? (opens the original)
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For Mukhtar Ahmad, Salamabad in north Kashmir’s Uri was once a workplace where the movement of trucks provided a regular livelihood. As a loader at the Trade Facilitation Centre, he handled the loading and unloading of goods during the years when cross-LoC trade was operational. That work disappeared when the trade was suspended in 2019. “After the trade was stopped, I was left without work. We had been earning money by loading and unloading goods at the centre. Now that the facility is being us
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