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A farmer sprinkles pesticides inside his vegetable field in the outskirts of Srinagar city. KO File Photo, Abid Bhat Jammu- Over 91,600 agricultural units have been established across Jammu and Kashmir under the Holistic Agriculture Development Programme (HADP), with more than 75,000 units being monitored through the Output Tracking App (OTA), a senior government official has said. HADP, a flagship initiative of the J&K government launched in March last year, is aimed at revamping the agricultural sector through 29 focused projects covering seed quality enhancement, niche crop cultivation, mechanisation, and market linkage development. Managing Director, HADP, Sandeep Kumar said…

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Srinagar, Nov 26: Director school education Kashmir Naseer Ahmad Wani on Wednesday said that the government is actively considering measures for the transition of RET (Rehbar-e-Taleem) teachers whose posts were frozen. “The government is thinking about what measures should be taken for de-freezing,” Wani said regarding the RET teacher transition. “Our feedback will go to the government. The orders of the government will be followed.” On fee regulation and NCERT Books, DSEK said that the department’s teams at district and central levels are actively addressing complaints. “Our orders are clear. You don’t have to worry,” the Director said. “We…