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• Transfer of road stretch of Km Ist of L021-Kwar Km 18th TO1 To Cheerji of PMGSY in District Kishtwar to power Development Department. • Final Selection list cum.Allocation of Cardres & Department for remaining Class-IV posts under the Provisions of the J&K Appointment to Class_IV (Special recruitment) Rules 2020 advertised vide Notification No.01 of 2020 dated 26.06.2020 Appointment therof. Welcome to PWD(R&B) Department Development of quality and extensive road network in Jammu & Kashmir is vital, given the topography of the UT and limited scope for development of alternate means of transportation. A well-developed network of roads is necessary not only for the economic development of the UT but for its social, political and cultural development. It is required to exploit rich natural wealth of the UT, to develop indigenous industries, to explore new markets for its products and to promote tourism. PW(R&B) Department is mandated to develop a robust road network. To this effect the Department has been focusing on construction of new roads, maintenance and upgradation of already existing roads, construction of bridges and culverts and connecting habitations/ villages with the network of roads. Major thrust is being given to the schemes envisaging road connectivity to inaccessible and difficult areas for equitable development of Jammu & Kashmir. The Department also extends technical support to other Government Departments and acts as executing agency for their projects. It...

J-K LG inaugurates online portal for infrastructure monitoring, management The LG also launched two mobile applications that will allow residents to register and track their grievances and enable effective supervision of development projects through data updated by field staff. April 06, 2021 06:53 pm | Updated 06:53 pm IST - Jammu Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Tuesday launched an online portal to facilitate e-management and monitoring of infrastructure, an official spokesperson said. The LG also launched two mobile applications that will allow residents to register and track their grievances and enable effective supervision of development projects through data updated by field staff, he said. The Jammu and Kashmir Public Works- Online Management, Monitoring and Accounting System (JKPW-OMMAS), and the two apps — ‘Hamari Sadak’ and ‘Tameer Taraqqi’ — of Public Works (Roads and Buildings) Department have been developed through the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC), the J&K e-governance agency and the IT department, the spokesperson said. The portal would facilitate complete online management and monitoring of infrastructure with various functionalities including geo-tracking and dynamic update, he said. He added that it would also enable complete automation of human resource activities viz online employee details, seniority list, addition of new employees, besides updating of employee information. Congratulating the Public Works (R&B...