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DDC Chairpersons, members protocol The surmises had gained ascendancy that the Government would favourably consider about District Development Council (DDC) Chairpersons in respect of placement for purposes of powers, authority , honorarium and other perks and facilities exactly in the pattern and as usually enjoyed by Ministers. In fact, in its own wisdom, the Government has decided otherwise and DDC Chairpersons are to be treated at par with Divisional Commissioners and Inspectors General of...

Article content The Centre for Workforce Development in Belleville is conducting its annual EmployerOne Survey and is asking local businesses of Hastings, Prince Edward and Lennox & Addington counties to participate. “There are direct benefits to businesses: the results provide essential data about local workforce needs so we can help keep your business on track,” explained Workforce Development project coordinator Matt Caruana. “The survey allows Workforce Planning Boards ...

DDC polls: Gupkar Alliance wins but BJP gains. What it means for Article 370, J&K DDC polls: Gupkar Alliance wins but BJP gains. What it means for Article 370, J&K In the DDC polls that concluded on December 19, the Gupkar Alliance has emerged as winner with dominance in the Kashmir Valley and sizeable lead in the Jammu region. But BJP is the single-largest party dominating Jammu division and opening its account in the Kashmir Valley. What does it mean for J&K in general and Article 370 in part...

Jammu & Kashmir DDC polls: Gupkar Alliance fields 220 candidates, BJP 183 and Apni Party 134 The eight-phase elections for the 280 territorial constituencies in 20 districts (10 each in Kashmir and Jammu) was also the first electoral exercise carried out in Jammu and Kashmir since the constitutional changes revoking the former state’s special status took shape. December 22, 2020 12:28:42 pm Residents stand in a queue to cast their votes outside a polling station during...

Two months ago on 17 October, the centre amended the Jammu and Kashmir Panchayat Raj Act, 1989, to facilitate the setting up of District Development Councils, the members of which will be directly elected by voters in the Union Territory. The move marked the implementation of the entire 73rd Amendment Act in the Union Territory. The DDCs of each district shall have 14 constituencies with 14 seats for respective constituencies. This system effectively replaces the District Planning and Developme...

The BSF spotted yet another Pakistani drone at the international border along with the RS Pura sector of Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday night