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KCCI Delegation Meets LG Manoj Sinha: Calls for Tourism Revival, Economic Relief, and Communal Harmony in Jammu and Kashmir

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KCCI Delegation Meets LG Manoj Sinha: Calls for Tourism Revival, Economic Relief, and Communal Harmony in Jammu and Kashmir

KCCI Meets LG Manoj Sinha: Urgent Economic Issues, Tourism Revival, and Communal Harmony Discussed in Detail Srinagar | 26 June 2025 In a significant development for Jammu and Kashmir’s economic and social landscape, a high-level delegation from the Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI), led by its President Javid Ahmad Tenga, met with the Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha at Raj Bhawan Srinagar today. The meeting marked a crucial step in articulating the region’s pressing economic concerns, advocating for a smooth Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra, calling for a…

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Kashmir Chamber of Commerce Meets CM Omar Abdullah, Presents Economic Revival Plan

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KCCI Meets CM Omar Abdullah to Discuss Kashmir’s Economic Revival

The attack has shaken our economy—we must rebuild with urgency and unity, says Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Srinagar 26 May 2025: In the aftermath of the devastating April 22 terror attack in Pahalgam that claimed 26 lives and derailed Kashmir’s fragile economy, a high-level delegation from the Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) met with Hon’ble Chief Minister Mr. Omar Abdullah at the Civil Secretariat today to present a comprehensive economic revival strategy. The KCCI team, led by President Javid Ahmad Tenga, submitted a detailed two-part economic memorandum to address…

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KCCI Urges J&K Bank to Lift Monetary Caps on ‘Karz-se-Mukti’ Scheme

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KCCI Urges J&K Bank to Lift Monetary Caps on 'Karz-se-Mukti' Scheme

KCCI Pushes for Unrestricted ‘Karz-se-Mukti’ Scheme to Aid Borrowers Srinagar, January 1: The Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) has called on Jammu & Kashmir Bank to eliminate all monetary caps and ceilings from its recently announced special one-time settlement scheme, named “Karz-se-Mukti.” According to the Chamber, the scheme must operate without any upper limits to effectively address the diverse needs of borrowers across all segments of the business community. The existing scheme includes a ceiling of ₹5 crore, which the Chamber identifies as a significant impediment to its…

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