
J&K Director of Sericulture Ajaz Ahmad Bhat chaired a review meeting at the department headquarters in Tulsi Bagh to assess programme implementation across the Union Territory. Officials examined organised and proposed cocoon…
J&K Director of Sericulture Ajaz Ahmad Bhat chaired a review meeting at the department headquarters in Tulsi Bagh to assess programme implementation across the Union Territory. Officials examined organised and proposed cocoon auction markets for the current year, along with physical and financial progress under the CAPEX and Holistic Agriculture Development Programme schemes.
The meeting also reviewed Silk Samagra-II implementation and expenditure for 2021-22, 2023-24, 2024-25 and 2025-26. Bhat directed officers to submit information on time, monitor schemes closely and complete projects within prescribed timelines. Senior departmental officials, district officers and seed managers attended, with Jammu division officers joining virtually, Greater Kashmir reports.
Routine review meetings often invite two lazy claims: that paperwork proves delivery, or that every delay signals failure. Neither follows from this account. The useful test is whether cocoon auctions actually take place on schedule, scheme spending matches approved work and farmers see better access to support. The department should publish those outcomes, not just meeting instructions.
Source: greaterkashmir.com
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