GNS GULMARG, FEBRUARY 8:-Minister for Tourism, Ghulam Ahmad Mir, on Friday inaugurated Solar Power plant besides laying foundation of Tourist Information Center at world famous tourist resort Gulmarg. The 400 KVA Solar Power Plant has been installed at a cost of Rs.5.30 crore, ninety percent of which has been provided by the Union Ministry for Energy and Renewable. Besides, the Tourist Information Center would be completed at an estimated cost of Rs. 30 lakh and will have all modern facilities for the tourists. Speaking on the occasion, the Minister said that ensuring enhanced facilities to the tourists is endeavour of the government, for which, several programmes are being implemented. The Minister underscored the need for time bound completion of all ongoing projects taken up to upgrade the infrastructure facilities at various spots for convenience of visiting tourists. He directed the officers to make sure that all necessary arrangements are put in place before ensuing of spring season to avoid any inconvenience to the visitors who throng the state in large number from within and outside the Country.He instructed the Chief Executive Officers of Development Authorities to launch vigorous sanitation campaign in the tourist spots under their jurisdictions.
Ransacked dozens of houses smashed window panes in Srinagar GNS SRINAGAR MARCH 07 :Violent protests erupted in North Kashmir’s frontier district after a CRPF vehicle allegedly crushed two youth.In Srinagar’s Batamaloo area CRPF allegedly ransacked dozens of houses and smashed window panes and doors. People claimed that CRPF personnel even didn’t spare women and ch ildren and beat them to pulp. “CRPF personnel forced their entries into the houses and they even entered into Batamaloo Ziyarat and beat everyone whosoever came in the way,” a local from Batamaloo told on phone.Sister of Muslim League Chairman, Mushtaq-ul-Islam told on phone that their house was targeted by CRPF personnel and all the windowpanes were smashed by unbridled forces personnel. “There was no stone-pelting. Everything was calm. Suddenly we heard sound and saw CRPF personnel throwing marbles through catapult. They broke all the window panes of our house,” she said.
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