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Jammu, Srinagar PM Ekta Malls Get Rs 255 Crore Funding, Work Orders in November
✍️ Kashmir Life
🗓 22 Oct 2026, 02:38 AM
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The PM Ekta Mall project in Jammu and Srinagar has received a government approval for a Rs 255 crore investment, with work orders expected to be issued in November.
The government has approved a Rs 255 crore investment for the PM Ekta Mall project in Jammu and Srinagar, marking a significant step toward the development of retail infrastructure in the region. The approval covers the construction of two large shopping complexes, each designed to cater to the growing consumer demand in the twin cities.
According to officials, the project will create numerous employment opportunities and boost local businesses. The approval process was completed after a series of feasibility studies and environmental assessments, ensuring compliance with regional development guidelines.
Work orders for the construction phase are slated to be released in November, allowing contractors to begin mobilization. The project is expected to be completed within 18 to 24 months, subject to the usual regulatory clearances and supply chain logistics.
Stakeholders have expressed optimism that the malls will become a new commercial hub, attracting both local shoppers and tourists visiting the Kashmir region.
According to officials, the project will create numerous employment opportunities and boost local businesses. The approval process was completed after a series of feasibility studies and environmental assessments, ensuring compliance with regional development guidelines.
Work orders for the construction phase are slated to be released in November, allowing contractors to begin mobilization. The project is expected to be completed within 18 to 24 months, subject to the usual regulatory clearances and supply chain logistics.
Stakeholders have expressed optimism that the malls will become a new commercial hub, attracting both local shoppers and tourists visiting the Kashmir region.