ZT News Network JAMMU: Various public agencies of Jammu & Kashmir have borrowed Rs 5,883 crore for 2,274 languishing development projects from various banking institutions through Jammu & Kashmir Infrastructure Development Finance Corporation (JKIDFC) Limited…
ZT News Network SRINAGAR: Lt Governor of J&K Girish Chandra Murmu has directed the Deputy Commissioner, Srinagar for initiating the process for acquisition of land for western foreshore road corridor and asked the Chief Engineer…
ZT News Network JAMMU: Lieutenant Governor, G C Murmu-led Administrative Council of Jammu & Kashmir, has accorded formal sanction to the transfer of over 13,665 Kannals of State/Government land for establishment of industrial estates. This…
ZT News Network JAMMU: In a major decision, Lieutenant Governor, G.C Murmu-led J&K Administrative Council has approved several amendments in the Jammu and Kashmir Reservation Rules, 2005. After today’s amendment,…
ZT News Network Jammu: Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Monday termed the ongoing political situation precarious in Jammu and Kashmir, stating that there is a dire need that the party rededicates itself to the agenda…
ZT News Network Srinagar: More than five months after Internet was cut-off in Jammu & Kashmir on August 4, 2019, the Supreme Court on Friday ordered the Jammu and Kashmir Administration to restore internet services…
ZT Weather Monitoring Srinagar: A heavy snowfall is coming in Jammu & Kashmir in the coming five days, analysis of multiple weather data by Ziraat Times indicates. Following is the day-wise forecast for the coming five…
ZT News Network Srinagar: Government of India is believed to be seriously considering a a minimum fifteen-year stay for non-J&K residents to be able to buy land and take up jobs here. Union Ministry of…
New Delhi: Noting that Kashmir was witnessing the longest information technology (IT) shutdown in history, Concerned Citizens’ Group (CCG), comprising of Yashwant Sinha , Former Union Finance and External Affairs Minister Wajahat Habibullah, Former Chief…
Ziraat Times Weather Monitoring Desk Srinagar: Year 2020 is likely to be greeted by considerable snowfall in Jammu & Kashmir. Multiple weather data studied by Ziraat Times indicates that a long moisture-bearing cloud system emanating from the Caspian Sea and…
