In Jammu and Kashmir, the Legislative Assembly was adjourned indefinitely after the Budget Session, which lasted for two phases, concluded in Jammu today. Akashvani Jammu correspondent reports that the session began on February 2 in Jammu and continued until February 20 before the House was adjourned for the Ramadan and Eid break. Proceedings resumed on March 27, with the House focusing on budget approval and legislative matters before concluding today. Speaker Abdul Rahim Rather said that the session involved a total of 22 sittings, adding that the House functioned for a total of 11 hours and 36 minutes. He informed that eight government bills were introduced and all were passed. A total of 25 papers were presented in the House. Regarding private members' business, 39 bills were received, 36 were admitted, three were rejected, and two were introduced. A total of 1,379 questions were listed, of which 144 were rejected, two were withdrawn, and three were not listed. In addition, 110 calling attention notices were received. 138 resolutions were received, 27 were rejected, 14 were listed, and four were discussed, with two being debated. A total of 2,231 cut motions were received, of which 2,599 were approved. The Speaker thanked the members and ministers for their participation and dedication. He also appreciated the Chief Minister for his involvement and time spent in the House. The Speaker acknowledged the role of the Chief Secretary, administrative secretaries, the media (including All India Radio, Doordarshan, electronic and print media), as well as the home department, police, and Assembly staff for ensuring the smooth conduct of the proceedings.