JK update news Unemployment rate in J&K has dipped to 15.6% In a positive development, the unemployment rate in Jammu and Kashmir has dipped to 15.6 percent in April. According to the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE) figures, J&K has a 15.6 percent unemployment rate, which was 25 percent during the month of March. […]
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2 Terrorists killed in Sunjwan encounter Jammu One security personnel died and at least nine others — including Jammu and Kashmir Police personnel and Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) jawans — were injured in the encounter that ensued in the Jalalabad Sunjwan area of Jammu district in the wee hours on Friday. Five personnel were […]
Continue ReadingJ&K Govt announces DA hike 3% for employees, pensioners Jammu and Kashmir Government on Wednesday ordered an increase of 3% dearness allowances of the government employees and pensioners working in regular pay levels under 7th Pay Commission recommendations. An per an order, issued by Finance department, an existing rate of DA per month for employees […]
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JKBOSE withdraws syllabus relaxation for class 10-12 students in exams The Board has informed the students that henceforth all the examinations will be conducted as per the actual scheme of examination, without any relaxation of whatsoever nature. With resumption of offline classes at the schools amid a decline in COVID-19 cases, the J&K Board of […]
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CBSE to conduct class 10, 12 board exams only once for 2022-23 batch The board last year announced two sets of board exams for students currently in classes 10 and 12 in order to prepare for any “unprecedented situation” that could have arisen because of the Covid-19 pandemic The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) […]
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25000 new seats added with start of 50 new colleges across J&K With an aim to reform the educational ecosystem and infrastructure in Jammu and Kashmir, the largest single addition of education capacity in 70 years was done with the addition of new 25000 seats in 50 new colleges in one year only, a government […]
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