The Directorate of Handicrafts & Handloom, Kashmir, has issued a detailed order regarding the transfers and postings of officials to streamline processes and ensure effective management within the department. Below are the key details from Order No. 319-DHIK of 2024, dated 14th November 2024.
Overview of Changes
This order facilitates the registration of industrial cooperatives under the Jammu and Kashmir Self-Reliant Cooperatives Act, 1999, emphasizing efficiency in the handicrafts and handloom sectors.
Key Transfers and Postings
1.Abdul Hamid Rather
- From: AD Handicrafts, Pulwama
- To: INDUSCOs Pulwama
- Remarks: The official will assist in maintaining duties at INDUSCOs Pulwama.
2.Fayaz Ahmad Khaki
- From: AD Handloom
- To: ARI Anantnag
- Remarks: Assigned to assist ARI in Anantnag.
3. Mohd. Ismail Dar
- From: AD Handloom, Bandipora
- To: ARI Baramulla
- Remarks: To manage duties in Baramulla.
4. Junaid Kaiser
- From: ARI Srinagar
- To: ARI Anantnag
- Remarks: To assist in operational management.
5. Mohammad Syed Arif
- From: AD Handicrafts, Pulwama
- To: ARI (Audit)
- Remarks: Taking over audit-related duties.
6. Sajad Ahmad Garay
- From: AD Handicrafts, Pulwama
- To: ARI (Audit)
- Remarks: Assigned additional responsibilities in audit.
7. Nisar Ahmad Taigroo
- From: AD Handicrafts, Pulwama
- To: INDUSCOs Shopian
- Remarks: To assist in Shopian.
8. Audbi Bashir
- From: AD Handloom, Bandipora
- To: INDUSCOs Bandipora
- Remarks: Transition to Bandipora tasks.
9. Ahid Ahmad Khan
- From: AD Handloom, Shopian
- To: ARI Srinagar
- Remarks: Responsible for additional duties in District Ganderbal.
Additional Assignments
Many officials are being reassigned to ensure that all operational demands are met and that there is continuity in service delivery. Notably, several individuals will be tasked with interim roles as they transition to their new postings.
Conclusion
These transfers are aimed at enhancing the overall operational capacity of the directorate, ensuring that the needs of the handicrafts and handloom sectors are adequately addressed. The administration encourages all involved to cooperate during this transition for seamless service execution.
For further details, stakeholders are advised to refer to the official communication from the Directorate of Handicrafts & Handloom.
