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Div Com reviews progress on NOC’s to pending mining blocks

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SRINAGAR, DECEMBER 09: The Divisional Commissioner (Div Com) Kashmir, Pandurang K Pole, today chaired a meeting to review progress on issuing NOC’s of mining leases of pending mining blocks in Baramulla, Kulgam and Pulwama districts.

During the meeting, Div Com directed officers of  Fisheries, PHE, I&FC, Wildlife and Social Forestry departments to prepare a fresh report and update on the progress of issuing NOC’s to  pending blocks.

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He warned officers that dillydallying approach of wasting time will not be accepted and further directed them to complete all the formalties within a week time.

It was informed that NOCs of two blocks in Kulgam, three blocks in Baramulla and three blocks in Pulwama are pending due to awaiting clearances from concerned departments.

Earlier, the concerned officers apprised the chair about measures taken by their departments.

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