Sinha said energy sector in Jammu and Kashmir is undergoing a transformative phase, with my Government committed to ensuring the early completion of key hydropower projects, including Pakal Dul, Kiru, Kwar, and Ratle.“These projects will collectively add 3,014 MW of capacity, significantly strengthening the region’s energy security and benefiting the people of Jammu and Kashmir. Additionally, several other projects, such as Dulhasti-II and Kirthai-I, are in the pipeline, further reinforcing Jammu and Kashmir’s position as a hub for renewable energy,” he said.On return of migrant Kashmiri Pandits to Valley, Sinha said the government is committed to the dignified rehabilitation of Kashmiri Migrants back into the valley by ensuring a safe and secure environment.“Efforts will be intensified to accelerate the construction of transit accommodation projects for migrant employees, providing them with suitable housing at designated locations. These initiatives reflect our dedication to restoring confidence, fostering inclusivity, and ensuring a stable and prosperous future for all communities in Jammu and Kashmir,” he said.On the budget to be presented by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, who is also finance minister of J&K, on March 3, Sinha said this budget carries historic significance as it is the first in over seven years to be presented by an elected government in Jammu and Kashmir.“It symbolizes the people’s power, as it is prepared by the representatives chosen by the people themselves. This budget is not merely a financial document; it is a testament to the aspirations of the masses, reflecting their hopes for a brighter future!,” he said.
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