Judiciary gets boost in Bandipora as New Court Complex ready for use

BANDIPORA : Principal District and Sessions Judge (PD&SJ) Bandipora, Jeema Bashir, along with the Deputy Commissioner Bandipora, Indu Kanwal today conducted an on-site inspection of the Advocate Chambers at the newly constructed Court Complex in Bandipora.

During the inspection, both officers reviewed the ongoing finishing works and assessed the readiness of the Advocate Chambers and associated infrastructure. Emphasis was laid on ensuring that all necessary facilities are in place to provide a functional and efficient working environment for the legal fraternity.

The officials expressed satisfaction over the pace and quality of the work, noting that the project is nearing completion. They directed the concerned executing agencies to expedite the remaining minor works so that the complex is made fully operational at the earliest.

It was informed that the shifting of court functioning to the new Court Complex will take place shortly, which is expected to significantly enhance judicial infrastructure and improve access to justice in the district.

The visit reflects the commitment of the district administration and the judiciary towards strengthening institutional facilities and ensuring better service delivery to litigants and advocates alike.

[28/04, 8:23 pm] null: DC Baramulla reviews Beneficiary-Oriented, Self-Employment Schemes

BARAMULLA, APRIL 28: Deputy Commissioner Baramulla, S.F Hamid today chaired a comprehensive review meeting at the Meeting Hall, Baramulla to assess the progress and implementation of various beneficiary-oriented and self-employment schemes across the district.

During the meeting, a detailed presentation was delivered by the concerned officers, highlighting the physical and financial progress achieved under key beneficiary-oriented schemes such as JKCIP, HADP, PMMVY, PMAY, ICDS and other social welfare Schemes.

The review also covered self-employment schemes including Mission YUVA ,PMEGP, REGP ,HADP and NRLM (UMEED). The presentation further outlined challenges faced and targets set for the coming months.

The Deputy Commissioner emphasized the need for effective implementation, timely disbursement of benefits, and enhanced coordination among departments to ensure maximum coverage of eligible beneficiaries. He stressed strengthening monitoring mechanisms and directed officers to work proactively to boost self-employment opportunities and ensure beneficiary-oriented schemes reach the grassroots level effectively.

Among others, Chief Planning Officer Baramulla Nissar Ahmad, General Manager DIC, Assistant Commissioner Development, and other concerned officers attended the meeting.