• Bill Seeking Ban on Alcohol in J&K to be Introduced in Assembly
  • PDP MLA from Kupwara, Fayaz Ahmad Mir, has submitted a Private Member’s Bill seeking a complete ban on liquor in Jammu and Kashmir.
  • The bill, set to be introduced in the upcoming budget session of the J&K Assembly, proposes prohibition on the advertisement, sale, purchase, consumption, and manufacture of alcoholic beverages in the Union Territory.
  • Mir warned that the rising alcohol consumption poses a serious threat to society, stressing the need for strict legislation to curb the trend. The bill also proposes harsh penalties, including imprisonment and fines, for violations.
MHA transfers 11 IAS officers of AGMUT cadre; Gurpal Singh and Anil Banka posted to J&K, Rudra Goud to Ladakh.

MHA Orders Transfer of 11 AGMUT Cadre IAS Officers; Two Posted to J&K, One to Ladakh

Published on May 5, 2025

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New Delhi, May 5:
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has issued transfer orders for eleven IAS officers belonging to the AGMUT cadre, as part of a routine administrative reshuffle.

As per the official order, Gurpal Singh and Anil Banka have been posted to the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, while Rudra Goud has been assigned to Ladakh.

The reshuffle is part of the government’s regular exercise aimed at strengthening administrative functioning across Union Territories. The officers are expected to assume their new responsibilities shortly.

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  • Bill Seeking Ban on Alcohol in J&K to be Introduced in Assembly
  • PDP MLA from Kupwara, Fayaz Ahmad Mir, has submitted a Private Member’s Bill seeking a complete ban on liquor in Jammu and Kashmir.
  • The bill, set to be introduced in the upcoming budget session of the J&K Assembly, proposes prohibition on the advertisement, sale, purchase, consumption, and manufacture of alcoholic beverages in the Union Territory.
  • Mir warned that the rising alcohol consumption poses a serious threat to society, stressing the need for strict legislation to curb the trend. The bill also proposes harsh penalties, including imprisonment and fines, for violations.