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While presenting the Budget 2023-24, Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has made several public welfare announcements to give great relief to the common man.
Now gas cylinder will be available in Rajasthan only for 500 rupees. The Chief Minister had said on December 2022 to give relief to the poor families. Now while presenting the budget, he has announced to give gas cylinder for Rs.500. This announcement will benefit more than 76 lakh families of the state.
The Rajasthan government has announced to reduce the prices of cooking gas cylinders by more than half. Presenting the budget 2023-24, the Chief Minister of Rajasthan has said that 12 cooking gas cylinders will be made available to the poor consumers of the state in a year. Please tell that at present the price of LPG cylinder has crossed Rs 1000.
Cheap gas cylinders will be available from 01 April 2023.
The Rajasthan government has announced to give cooking gas cylinders to the poor class ( BPL ) people at cheap prices. LPG cylinder will be given from 1 April 2023 for only Rs 500. With this decision of the government, more than 76 lakh families will start getting LPG cylinders for Rs.500. Taking a dig at PM Modi’s Ujjwala scheme in December 2022, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlaut said that people were given gas connections and cylinders but due to the high cost, people are not able to fill cylinders
The cylinder is available for Rs 1040. He will reduce the price of cylinder by Rs 540 and make it available to the poor class consumers for only Rs 500.
The Rajasthan government will give 12 LPG cylinders in a year, then the Chief Minister had said that the LPG cylinder used to be available for Rs 400, but in the BJP government, its price has increased to Rs 1040. He said that he will get the Ujjwala scheme reviewed. 12 cylinders will be made available to poor class consumers in a year, the price per cylinder will be Rs 500.
Accidental Insurance Cover for the Parent / Guardian (linked to the size of monthly deposit amount).
Premature withdrawal Allowed with penalty.
ELIGIBILITY
Minor through parents/guardian.
A person in his/her name.
DOCUMENTATION
Application Form
Photograph of Parent/ Guardian/ depositor (2 copies)
Documents as per KYC Norms(of Parent/ Guardian)
Minor’s birth certificate (for minors only)
Guardianship proof for Legal Guardian (Court Decree)(For minors only)
Minor Declaration signed by the Parent/Guardian( For minors only)
PAN Card or Form 60 or 61
Any other related documents as applicable to Minors.
RATE OF INTEREST (SUBJECT TO CHANGE)
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FAQS
What is the eligibility for opening an account under Child-care Deposit Scheme of J&K Bank?
Accounts under this scheme can be opened in the name of minor jointly with Parents/ Guardian. Individuals can also open accounts under the scheme in their own names.
What is the amount of monthly installment required to be deposited in Phase-I?
You can deposit a fixed monthly installment of Rs 100 and above in multiples of Rs 100.
What are the tenures for which the accounts can be opened?
You can open an account for the following 3 tenures- 12, 16 ort 20 years, comprising of 7, 5, or 10 years of phase I which is in the nature of recurring deposait and 5, 7 or 10 years respectively of Phase II which is in the nature of Cash Certificate.
Is interest under this scheme applied on Simple or Compound basis?
Interest compounded quarterly is provided under this scheme.
Can I withdraw my deposit prematurely?
Yes, but penal interest, as applicable, shall be charged on such pre-mature withdrawals.
Is loan facility available against the deposit?
Loan facility can be provided after deposit completes its first phase i.e. after entry into the 2nd phase, bank can allow loan not exceeding 90% of the amount accumulated at the time of first phase.
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For Purchase & Installation Of Off-Grid Solar Lighting & Photo –Voltaic Systems (Solar Inverters). The Finance Shall Be Granted For The Purchase Of The System From Authorized Dealers Of Reputed Companies.
ELIGIBILITY
Confirmed Employees of: Government /Semi-Government Departments/Bodies/Agencies & Public Sector Undertakings.
Permanent Employees of Private Companies or Reputed Establishments with minimum 2 years association with the Current Employer and maintaining salary account with us.
Professionals, Self Employed Individuals & Businessmen with at least 2 years of experience in profession/business
Retired Govt. Employees with age not more than 70 years on maturity of loan.
Persons engaged in agricultural and allied activities.
QUANTUM OF FINANCE
Individuals: 12 times net monthly salary/ pension / income.
Persons engaged in agricultural and allied activities: Maximum of 2 times net annual income as certified by concerned Tehsildar.
The maximum quantum of finance shall not exceed Rs 50000.00
MARGIN
Nil
SECURITY
Primary
Nil
Collateral
Nil for Employees of J&K State Govt. / Central Govt. / Semi Govt. Departments/ Bodies/ Agencies and PSU’s maintaining salary accounts with our Bank.
For others- Third Party Guarantee of ONE person acceptable to Bank and having sufficient net worth to withstand the liability.
PROCESSING CHARGES
Rs. 500.00 plus applicable GST.
RATE OF INTEREST (SUBJECT TO CHANGE)
Fixed rate of interest @ 3 year MCLR plus 3 % with monthly rests.
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TENOR
Maximum Tenor of Loan shall not exceed 36 months.
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A man allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself to death at his residence in Noorabad, Sopore, area of north Kashmir’s Baramulla district.
Reports reaching Asian News Hub (ANH) said that a 56-year-old man name (withheld) resident of Noorabad Sopore allegedly hanged himself at his residence this morning.
They said that he was rushed to Sub-district Hospital Sopore, where doctors declared him brought dead on arrival.
Meanwhile police have taken cognizance of the incident, and the body will be handed over to the family after medico-legal formalities. They said
Srinagar, Feb 23 : In order to commence with new classwork, School Education Department Thursday ordered completion of examinations of Classes 1st to 7th and 9th till March-20.
According to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), Director of School Education Kashmir (DSEK) said this in a communique to Chief Education Officers and Principal of all DIETs.
The official said, “The examinations of Classes 1st to 7th and 9th are school based as per the guidelines formulated by SCERT J&K and in this regard students are quite well prepared and waiting for the conduct of the examinations as per the feedback from the school heads.”
“You are requested to instruct the schools Heads of your district to complete the process of examinations up-to March-20 2023 so that the classwork of new classes can be started immediately,” DSEK said.
Pertinently the modus operand of the examinations has already been communicated to CEOs and DIETs by SCERT J&K.
A day before, KNO reported that the Term End exams for Classes Ist to 7th and 9th in district Srinagar will be held from the second week of March as per the old pattern.
Officials further said that the date sheet and the assessment of these classes would be done by the respective authorities of the school.
District Institute of Education and Training (DIET) Principal Srinagar, Tahira Hilali said, “This year the exams would be held as per the old pattern and from next session, we will conduct the exams as per the New Education Policy (NEP).”
“The examination shall be conducted at school level as per past practice,” the DIET principal said—(KNO)
Jammu, Feb 23: In a meeting chaired by the Chief Secretary to deliberate upon misinformation created regarding property tax in Jammu and Kashmir, it was clarified that all the poor, marginalized having small houses having built-up area up to 1000 square feet have been exempted by the government from paying any property tax to be levied from April onwards this year.
The meeting was attended by Additional Chief Secretary, Home; Principal Secretary, H&UDD; ADGP Jammu/Kashmir; Deputy Commissioners; SSPs; Commissioners of Jammu and Srinagar Municipal Corporations and other concerned officers.
It was informed that levy of property tax is essential part of urban sector reforms. Jammu and Kashmir is one of the last States/UTs to levy property tax and non-imposition of the tax was depriving local bodies to become self sustaining. Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) are required to render multiple civic services in their jurisdiction and need resources. The levy of this tax will improve the financial health of these institutions and improve services, besides creating employment.
While explaining the methodology of levying this tax in the UT, the Principal Secretary, H&UDD, Rajesh Prasad stated that there is no tax liability for those having built-up area of their houses less than 1000 sft besides the proportion of taxes is considerably lesser here than that levied in other parts of the country. Similarly, all places of worship, including Temples, Masjids, Gurudwaras, Churches, Ziarats, Cremation grounds, Burial grounds etc are exempt from payment of property tax.
It was further informed that the Tax is proposed to be levied at just 5% of Taxable Annual Value (TAV) of the property in case of a residential property and at 6% of TAV in case of Non-Residential property. It was also apprised that the tax rates, even in the Corporations are one of the lowest in the country, almost half that of Himachal, and one fourth to one sixth, overall, of other progressive States like Gujarat Maharashtra, Karnataka and Delhi. Tax to be paid in Municipal Committees shall be much lower than that of Municipal Corporations. There is no property tax in rural areas. Besides the property tax is to be assessed and paid on annual basis.
Elucidating further the Commissioner, Jammu Municipal Corporation, Rahul Yadav informed that the tax is progressive in nature with low tax on smaller assets and is linked to circle rates – lower the circle rate, lower is the tax liability of the owner. The tax also takes into account factors like age of the property, usage type and construction type etc to arrive on TAV for realistic capturing of value of property.
Cases illustrating such as property tax to be levied on a 35 year old residential house with built up area of 4500 Sft in Gandhi Nagar is assessed to be Rs.5758 for one year. Similarly, a 25 year old residential house in Sarwal with built up area of 2000 Sft will have to pay only Rs1063 as property tax. A 5 year old residential house with built up area of 3500 Sft in Channi area would be assessed to Rs5374 property tax for one year.Small shops shall have to pay very small amounts with the example of a small shop in the old city area of Jammu with area of about 200 Sft which is only 0-20 years oldwould be liable to pay tax of only Rs 838 per annum.
In this regard Dr Mehta directed the DCs to create awareness in their areas by giving such real examples of calculation of the tax for different properties in their ULBs of the district. He observed that the misinformation created among people should be addressed by taking them along. He asked them to involve the elected representatives and civil society members in dissemination of the information and actual objectives of imposing this tax here.
On the occasion the Chief Secretary also impressed upon the officers to create awareness among public for removing misconceptions. He told them to create a helpline for the masses which would disseminate the correct information about this matter. He urged them to come up with a simple ‘Property Tax calculator’ for people so that they themselves are able to assess the actual amount they are liable to pay.
It was also mentioned that economy of J&K has been doing well and unemployment rate as per GoI data has shown healthier trend. The per capita income of people of J&K is amongst better States/UTs.
Dr. Mehta emphasised on the fact that people should be made aware that it is not permitted to direct ULB resources for any other purposes. The property tax paid by people shall be used in their own areas. The accumulations of the tax money will be collected by the ULBs, retained by them and used for their development needs exclusively. The tax to be collected from the people shall be spent only for their betterment, improving their quality of life.
Regarding its implications it was said that the Property Tax is to be levied annually and can be paid in two equal installment. Further, 10% rebate can be availed by early payment of the Property Tax.
The payment of property tax shall also facilitate common people in availing various facilities and services through their concerned local bodies with the expenditure of funds collected by levying this tax.
JKSSB Provisional Selection List for 76 posts of Works Supervisor
Provisional Selection List for 76 posts of Works Supervisor, belonging to the Public Works (R&B) Department, has been issued. The List is available on Board Website jkssb.nic.in
JKBOSE 12th Result
2023 Bi-Annual
Declared, Kashmir Division – check name wise, roll number wise
IKBOSE 12th Result 2023 Bi-Annual
Declared, Kashmir Division – check name wise, roll number wise
Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education has declared JKBOSE 12th BiAnnual Result 2023. Candidates who have appeared for Higher Secondary Part II (Class12th) Bi-Annual 2023 – Kashmir Zone Students can check the result through the official site of JKBOSE at jkbose.nic.in.
The result has been declared for Part II Candidates can check the result by following these simple steps given below.
Visit Jkbose.nic.in
Under the result section, click on View Result of Higher Secondary Part IL (Class 12th) BiAnnual 2023 – Kashmir Zone link available.
Enter your roll number and/or registration number.
Click on submit and your result will be displayed.
Check the result and download the page.
Take a printout of the result page, if needed.
For more related details candidates can check the official site of JKBOSE.
ARTO Budgam blacklists 25 vehicles, suspends 3 route permits, 2 licenses for road safety violations
Acting tough against the traffic law violators, the Assistant Regional Transport Officer (ARTO), Budgam Manzoor Ahmad today blacklisted as many as 25 vehicles, suspended 3 route permits and 2 driving licenses for violations against traffic rule and road safety violations.
A checking, enforcement team led by ARTO conducted day-long checking of vehicles in Chadoora area of Budgam and during the drive more than 100 vehicles were checked for traffic rule/road safety violations.
During the drive, as many as 25 vehicles were blacklisted on the spot, while 2 driving licenses and 3 route permits were processed for suspension.
Documents of 25 vehicles were retained for further processing under the provisions of MV Act 1988 and rules framed thereunder.
An amount of Rs. 30000 as fine is also expected to be realized from offending vehicles/drivers.
The ARTO said that drive shall continue in Towns and Rural areas of the district and strict action as per the law shall be taken against the erring drivers for road safety violations.
