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SRINAGAR: Advocating the need for making government services more accessible and impactful for common masses, Chief Secretary, Atal Dulloo, today emphasized enhanced focus on strengthening the grievance redressal mechanism,
As long as you don't lie to the government or your clients. >> exactly. that's exactly right. there's no crime of being cheap. there is crime if it's a motive for you to put down something false and that's the attorney general's argument. the second point about a cash crunch that might be going on now, i think it's really interesting. remember that a couple things he will face if he has a fine up to $370 million. and that is not only will he have to sell some assets, but it could be forced sales. there could be a monitor ask receiver who goes ahead and requires that. in order for donald trump ...
SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir has secured the second across India, having expanded its online service offerings to a total of 913. Chief Secretary, Dr Arun Kumar Mehta, made this announcement on Wednesday, highlighting the significant achievement in bolstering the state's digital infrastructure.
The Jammu and Kashmir Administration added another eight online services offered by various departments in the Union territory under its auto-appeal mechanism, taking the total to 22.
The authority that they want is to not push this forward into a higher court where you could end up with a precedent that they can't fight down the road. there's some awareness of that because this is -- this is one pandemic. this is covid-19. it's probably not going to be the last pandemic. it may not even be the last significant wave of this pandemic. and so not just from a legal perspective but also from just a persuasion perspective. they have to maintain their ability to say to americans, please do this for your safety and for the safety of others. and if they can't do that any longer, th...