Cabinet approves Governor’s address
Jammu, Feb 5: Amid reservations by the Congress legislators, state cabinet Tuesday approved the address to be delivered by Governor NN Vorha at the joint session of state legislature on February 28.
Informed sources told Greater Kashmir that the text was read out at the cabinet meeting, chaired by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Tuesday afternoon.
“Though the proposed address was approved in the meeting, Congress ministers were having their own reservations on the plea that they were not consulted before preparing the address”, sources, preferring not to be named, said.
“It has now become a practice that Congress ministers are not being consulted on major decisions. We have expressed reservations in the past as well”, a Congress minister said.
It was learnt that around five Congress ministers, immediately after the cabinet meeting, had a closed door meeting in the office chamber of Deputy Chief Minister Tara Chand. However, what transpired in the meeting could not be ascertained.
Minister for Medical Education Taj Mohi-ud-Din, however, claimed that there was no question of any reservations on the Governor address. “It is a routine matter and cabinet unanimously approved the text”, he said told Greater Kashmir. He even denied having any knowledge of the meeting at the office chamber of Deputy Chief Minister.
Lastupdate on : Tue, 5 Feb 2013 21:30:00 Makkah time
Lastupdate on : Tue, 5 Feb 2013 18:30:00 GMT
Lastupdate on : Wed, 6 Feb 2013 00:00:00 IST
- MORE FROM FRONTPAGE
- Snow, rains lash JK
- Houses damaged in Rajouri, Ramban
- EC announces schedule for LC polls
- After Khoda, Jerath cleared as Vigilance Commissioner
- Aziz Zargar passes away
- Police register case under IT Act
- Group member leaves for Bangalore
- PAKISTAN REAFFIRMS SUPPORT TO KASHMIRIS
- Centre orders probe into IAY fund misuse
- Cabinet approves Governor’s address
- Kashmir
For Parveena, rain scratches memories of the lost son
February 5, 2010: When Zahid Farooq Fell To Bullets In Broad Daylight
REMEMBERANCE
ZAHID MAQBOOL
Srinagar, Feb 5: People might have different memories attached to rainfall, but for Parveena each drizzle brings alive the memories of the ill-fated day when her lone son fell to the bullets of Border More
- Srinagar City
Snow, rains inundate vital roads
COMMUTERS FACE TOUGH TIME
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, Feb 5: Commuters had to face a tough time on Tuesday as snow and rains caused water-logging in various areas of the summer capital. Roads at city’s commercial hub Lal Chowk besides posh More
- Jammu
Taj for adoption of MCI norms
Jammu, Feb 5: Minister for Medical Education Taj Mohi ud Din Tuesday stressed on the need for rationalizing human resource in medical services for better results. He pitched for adoption of Medical Council More
- South Asia
Bilateral ties: Salah-ud-Din asks Pakistan to ‘take Kashmiris’ sentiments into account’
NISAR AHMED THOKAR
Islamabad, Feb 5: Thanking the people and the government of Pakistan for observing Kashmir Solidarity Day, the Chairman of the United Jihad Council (UJC) Syed Salah-ud-Din Tuesday said “Pakistan can’t More
- GKeducation&Careers
Training journalists of the future
Ill-equipped departments,obsolete syllabus and inexperienced faculty worries journalism students
TEACHING JOURNALISM
IMRAN MUZAFFAR
Um Roommana Sulaiman,23,wants to become a successful television broadcaster like Mishal Husain of the BBC. A 4th semester student of journalism at the Islamic University of Science and Technology Awantipora More


