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Capex budget 2017-18 meetings unlikely to start on time | Most departments submit proposals | | Akshay Azad Early Times Report Jammu, Oct 12: The meetings for formulation of Capex budget 2017-18 and revised estimates for Capex budget 2016-17 are unlikely to start on the scheduled dates due to engagement of some officials. Moreover, as sought by J&K Planning and Development Department, apart from few departments, most have already submitted their proposed budgets for next financial year and revised estimates for ongoing financial year. Sources in the Planning Department informed Early Times that the meetings for finalization of Capex budget 2017-18 and revised estimates for 2016-17 were scheduled to start on October 13 and conclude on October 24. The department, on October 4, had communicated to all the government departments, Commissions, Corporations and other government bodies to submit their proposed capex budget proposals for next financial year and revised estimates for ongoing financial year till October 10, so that meetings would start from October 13. "Given the engagement of senior officials of Planning and Development Department, the meetings will not start on October 13 and will start on some other day", sources said, adding that though as per the previous schedule, all the meetings would have been concluded in Kashmir valley, before secretariat move. "The meetings require at least fifteen days and on the last Friday of October, the civil secretariat is also schedule to move winter capital of state", sources said, adding that there are many possibilities that meetings of some departments would be held after Darbar would open in Jammu. In these meetings, discussions are held on the proposed plans of each department, while as additional funds are also given to the departments, which require the same and is finalized in these meetings, an official of P&DD said. As per the communication forwarded by Planning department to all, it was made clear that new works should be proposed only, if there were sufficient funds available at least up to 25% of the estimated cost that too after providing the required amount for on-going schemes projects. Special care shall be taken to incorporate all aspects 'relating to gender sensitivity and gender-budgeting in the formulation of plans, the order reads. |
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