District admin approves multiple cases under HADP, JKCIP, ISDS, IDDS in Budgam

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• 14 Dec 2025

Budgam, Dec 13: Deputy Commissioner (DC) Budgam, Dr. Bilal Mohi-ud-Din Bhat, on Saturday chaired a District Level Implementation Committee (DLIC) meeting regarding the Holistic Agriculture Development Programme (HADP), Jammu & Kashmir Competitiveness Improvement in Agriculture and Allied Sectors Project (JKCIP), Integrated Sheep Development Scheme (ISDS), and Integrated Dairy Development Scheme (IDDS) at the New Conference Hall, DC Office Complex, Budgam.

The meeting was convened to review the implementation of key agriculture and allied sector schemes, evaluate pending applications, and approve eligible projects received from various agriculture and allied departments.

During the session, the DC approved 906 new cases under HADP, bringing the total number of approved cases under the programme to 25,801, including 24,895 cases approved earlier.

Under JKCIP, the District Level Committee (DLC) sanctioned 780 new cases, raising the cumulative total to 2,133 approved projects across Budgam district.

Similarly, under the Integrated Sheep Development Scheme (ISDS), 140 cases were approved, taking the cumulative total to 544, while 47 new cases under Integrated Dairy Development Scheme (IDDS) were sanctioned, raising total approvals to 186.

Speaking in the meeting, the DC emphasised that agriculture and allied sectors continue to be the backbone of Budgam’s rural economy.

He highlighted that these government interventions provide direct livelihood support, facilitate adoption of modern technology, strengthen value chains, and enhance market competitiveness for farmers, youth, and livestock rearers.

He noted that effective utilization of these schemes is crucial for sustainable growth, rural prosperity, and employment generation.

The DC directed all concerned officers to ensure timely implementation of sanctioned projects, provide handholding support to beneficiaries, and maintain close coordination to ensure transparency and efficiency at every stage.

He stressed that every project should be executed on the ground without delays, maintaining strict adherence to guidelines and quality standards.

Highlighting Budgam’s potential in horticulture, livestock, fisheries, and dairy sectors, the DC observed that tapping these resources effectively can significantly transform the district’s socio-economic landscape.

He called for enhanced public outreach and awareness campaigns to ensure maximum participation of farmers and youth in these initiatives.

The DC also stressed the proper usage of the Kisan Dashboard (Kisan Dash Portal) as a critical tool for monitoring project implementation, tracking beneficiary data, and ensuring real-time updates of ongoing and completed works. He directed officers to regularly update the portal, accurately document progress, and use the dashboard for data-driven decision-making.

The meeting was attended by CPO, ACP, CAO, CAHO, CHO, DSHO, DSO, AMO, AD Fisheries, representatives from NABARD, LDM Budgam, DFO Budgam, HPM, PO KVK, and other concerned officers.

Meanwhile, DC Budgam chaired a meeting regarding the disposal of pending Land Acquisition cases and matters placed before the Private Negotiation Committee (PNC).

The meeting was convened to review land acquisition cases pertaining to Collector Land Acquisition Budgam and Chadoora, related to PMGSY and R&B sector road projects.

All cases were examined and approved as placed, covering a total of 131 land owners, including 41 land owners in Budgam, 30 land owners in Chadoora under PMGSY, and 60 cases under R&B.

During the meeting, the DC observed that timely disposal of land acquisition and PNC cases is critical for accelerating infrastructure development and for ensuring that land owners receive their legitimate compensation without delay.

The DC further stressed the need for effective coordination among revenue authorities and executing agencies to ensure that procedural delays are minimized and developmental works are completed within stipulated timelines.

The DC instructed concerned officers for submission of periodic progress reports and ensuring that no approved land acquisition case remains pending at any stage.