Onion prices stay sweet in JK

Inflows from Pakistani side of Kashmir help balance demand-supply

FAHEEM ASLAM

Srinagar, Dec 26: Where outside J&K it has left the aam aadmi perturbed, the onion price in the state has remained fairly stable; courtesy, the huge commodity inflows from Pakistan side of Kashmir via LoC. On an average while the onion prices are hovering around Rs 80 per kg in New Delhi More

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JK Food Festival begins at Dilli- Haat

JKTDC constructing 5 hotels at Rs 20 cr cost: Jora

GK NEWS NETWORK

New Delhi, Dec 26: Showcasing the ethnic cuisine of all the three regions of J&K, Minister for Tourism and Culture,  Nawang Rigzin Jora today inaugurated a 15-day food festival at Dilli-Haat, here.  The festival is being organised by J&K Tourism Development Corporation to attract More

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POWER IS POWER

Navratna NHPC earns big from generations in HP, JK

From Rs 510 cr in 2003 to Rs 2, 090 cr in 2010

Chamba (Himachal Pradesh), Dec 26: There has been four-fold increase in National Hydroelectric Power Corporation’s net profit from Rs 510 crore in 2002-03 to Rs 2,090 crore in 2009-10. This was disclosed by Chairman-cum-Managing Director S K Garg who said that NHPC is set to ramp up its power More

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Banks advance Rs 400 cr under CAP in Srinagar

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Dec 26: An amount of Rs 410.51 crore has been advanced by various financial institutions in Srinagar district for setting up of 11969 income generating units ended September this year under Srinagar Credit Action Plan. This information was revealed in a District Level Consultative More

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Employment fair concludes

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Dec 26: Three days employment fair concluded at Baramulla and Shopian today. To inspire youth towards self employment schemes, 16 departments including Social Welfare, Fisheries, Horticulture, Agriculture, Industries, Handicrafts, KVIB and several financial institutions of Baramulla had installed More

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Embrace PoS System

The benefits which normally shall accrue to the merchants include, increase in sales, no need to manage cash, no chance of fake and counterfeited notes and immediate credit of sales proceeds to the merchants account without visiting bank branch.

Bank watch By Sajjad Bazaz

EVEN as cash still remains the most popular means of payment, the technological advancement has resulted in an increasing plethora of choices for making such payments. It has facilitated creation of multiple channels for e-commerce, allowing financial transactions from anywhere and anytime. Some of More

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