Jammu and Kashmir Cabinet Tackles Employment and Reservation Policies
Jammu and Kashmir's cabinet, led by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, held a meeting to address critical issues like employment and reservation policies. A sub-committee will engage stakeholders to revise reservation limits. The government aims to tackle unemployment and fill vacant posts within a fixed time frame.
- Country:
- India
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah chaired a significant cabinet meeting on Friday, highlighting urgent governmental issues such as employment, reservation, and recruitment processes.
A central topic was the potential revision of reservation limits in government jobs, leading to the formation of a sub-committee dedicated to gathering input from all relevant stakeholders.
The commitment to tackling unemployment was a focal promise in the election manifesto, with the government playing an active role in prioritizing job creation across various departments.
(With inputs from agencies.)
- READ MORE ON:
- Jammu
- Kashmir
- Cabinet
- Reservation
- Employment
- Omar Abdullah
- Government
- Unemployment
- Recruitment
- Jobs
ALSO READ
Lebanese government urges Hezbollah militant group to avoid getting involved if US strikes Iran
HC issues notices to Central and Gujarat governments over PIL on AI misuse for content against constitutional authorities.
Chhattisgarh budget: 23 new industrial parks to be set up with provision of Rs 250 crore to boost investment and employment generation.
Kalyan gets local self government training centre facility
Kenyans trapped in Cambodia by trafficking scheme seek government help to return home

