<span style="color: black;">Long pending reforms have been brought in Jammu and Kashmir to deliver good governance. The Power department was unbundled, land registration process was moved from the judiciary to the executive, urban local bodies were restructured and financial systems and processes were reformed.<br />''&nbsp;<br />''The Power department was unbundled into 5 autonomous corporations with independent mandates and responsibilities. The unbundling of the department moved the focus to improved services, better consumer responsiveness and stable and predictable revenue mechanism. In the Revenue Administration, the Land Registration Process has been shifted from Judiciary to the newly created Department of Registration. 77 Sub-Registrars have been appointed and nearly 25,000 registrations have been carried out so far.<br />''&nbsp;<br />''The engineering wings of the Directorate of Urban Local Bodies have been abolished and the civil works of Urban Local Bodies have been entrusted to the Public Works Department for faster execution. Government has undertaken a number of other structural and financial reforms for bringing in transparency, probity and speed in the functioning of institutions and financial transactions. The reforms have been introduced in financial processes such as tendering and procurement process as well as in other departments by way of structural changes and reorganizations.</span><br />
News On AIR | August 4, 2020 12:08 PM
Structural, financial reforms in J&K delivering good governance in state