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CM: Darbar Move Will be restored to retain Jammu's uniqueness

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December 12, 2024

Jammu & Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday said Jammu's uniqueness will not be allowed to diminish and asserted that his government will restore Darbar move.

- HT Correspondent

CM: Darbar Move Will be restored to retain Jammu's uniqueness

JAMMU:

Darbar move, an age-old practice under which the civil secretariat and other government offices used to function six months each in Srinagar and Jammu during summer and winter, respectively.

The practice, introduced by Dogra rulers nearly 150 years ago, was stopped by Lt Governor Manoj Sinha in June 2021, citing administration's complete transition to e-office which could help save ₹200 crore per year.

However, the decision came up for sharp criticism from various quarters including Jammu business community and politicians who termed the exercise as a bond between the two regions.

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Trump jets to Asia as China trade talks start

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2 mins

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MAOIST LEADER LINKED TO BLAST ON RAIL TRACKS KILLED IN ASSAM

A suspected Maoist leader allegedly linked to a recent blast on a railway track in Kokrajhar district of Assam was killed in a police encounter on Saturday, officials said.

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75k more seats in medical institutes within 5 yrs: Nadda

The government is planning to add 75,000 seats in the next five years across medical institutions in the country for both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, Union health minister JP Nadda said on Saturday.

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1 min

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Delhi start strong vs HP, Rahane, Gaikwad hit tons

Delhi openers Arpit Rana (64) and Sanat Sangwan (79) raised a century partnership to take the hosts to 306/4 on Day 1 of their Ranji Trophy Group D match against Himachal Pradesh on Saturday.

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Shots heard around the world: The wonder that was the Windies

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PM MODI TO HOLD 2 POLL RALLIES IN BIHAR ON OCT 30

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address election rallies in Muzaffarpur and Chhapra areas of Bihar on October 30, BJP state president Dilip Jaiswal said on Saturday.

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1/5th of candidates in Bihar fray are scions

Two sons of a former Union minister pitted against each other, a husband and a wife contesting from neighbouring constituencies (from the same party), and several members of a family contesting from one party - all reflect the influence of powerful political families in Bihar. In several constituencies, veteran leaders have passed the political baton to their children, even grandchildren.

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