‘Pune Model’ Could Be Way Forward For Educational Investments In J&K

To restore normalcy in the region and promote investments, the work for a J&K Investors Summit to be held in the last week of November has already started and a number of corporate groups, educational institutions, and others, have submitted letters of intent to the J&K governor Satya Pal Malik.

If there is a single biggest hurdle to successful investments in the newly created union territories of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh, it is a trust deficit. Given the deeply traumatic history and political complications of this region, there is a complete lack of trust between the local population and potential investors from the rest of the country. After the recent abrogation of the special status of J&K, the Narendra Modi government has been keen to restore normalcy in the region and promote investments.

The groundwork for a J&K Investors Summit to be held in the last week of November is already in full swing and a number of corporate groups, educational institutions, and others, have already submitted letters of intent to the J&K governor Satya Pal Malik.

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