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Transfer of power projects from NHPC important part of coalition agenda

Srinagar, Jun 22 (UNI) Transfer of power projects from NHPC is an important part of the developmental agenda of the PDP-BJP coalition government in Jammu and Kashmir, where an independent consultant committee hired to work out present cost of these projects has submitted its report.
This information was given by Deputy Chief Minister Nirmal Singh, who also holds power portfolio, in the Legislative Assembly.
He said the transfer of power projects is an important part of the developmental agenda of the coalition government. As stated in the Agenda of Alliance, in order to address the real source of J&K’s fiscally autonomous state, the state government will work with the union government to, inter-alia, explore modalities for transfer of Dulhasti and Uri power projects to J&K as suggested by the Rangarajan Committee Report and Round Table reports.
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