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For JKIL Azad still CM of J&K and Chairman of the company

By Tahir Mushtaq
GNS Rajouri JAMMU, Nov : For Jammu and Kashmir Industries Limited (JKIL), Union Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad is still the Chief Minister of the state and chairman of the JKIL.
Surprised, but quite true as even after two years since the change of guard in the state, the company has not bothered to upgrade the website casting doubts over the tall claims of the state government which is investing crores of rupees in e-governance projects.
Not only this, as per the list of Board of Directors posted on the website, former Minister of State Industries & Commerce department, Dr. Ramesh Chander Sharma, is shown as vice-chairman, while former chief secretary S S Kapur, who has since long retired from the service, is still as one of the Directors of the PSU .
The list of the members of the Board of Directors available on the website of the state owned company www.jkil.gov.in.
Another director mentioned in the list is Atal Dullo with his position mentioned as Commissioner Secretary Forest Department, who is at present Commissioner Secretary Tourism.
Sources said that the lapse shows how serious the government is about modernizing the working of its offices and departments for which Chief Minister misses to chance to claim that he was keen to strengthen e-governance system in the state.
Few years back industries department had launched a major project to invite private investment in the state to create employment in the industrial sector.
Government had taken a major initiative about eight years back to implement e-governance in all the government departments, Public Sector Undertakings (PSU)s and other organisation under the centrally sponsored scheme. Most of the support is provided by National Informatics Centre (NIC), which is a premier institution of the Government of India, established in 1976. Respective departments have to maintain the infrastructure which includes the software content.
Even the website of NIC (J&K) does not have a list of the government department websites and only message it shows when one clicks the sub group is site under construction”, said an official.
Board of Directors
1. Ghulam Nabi Azad,
Hon’ble Chief Minister Chairman
Minister I/C Industries & Commerce
2. Dr. Ramesh Chander Sharma,
Hon’ble Minister of State, Vice-Chairman
Industries & Commerce Deptt.
3. S. S. Kapur,
Financial Commissioner, Director
Planning & Development Deptt.
4. B. B. Vyas,
Commissioner/Secretary to Govt. Director
Finance Department
5. Lokesh Jha,
Commissioner/Secretary to Govt. Director
Industries & Commerce Deptt.
6. Atal Dulloo,
Commissioner/Secretary to Govt. Director
Forest Department
7. Raman Soni,
Managing Director, Director
J&K Industries Limited

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