The economic stagnation in Jammu and Kashmir cannot be attributed to law and order problems alone.
Years of poor fiscal management have led to a near-insurmountable debt problem in Jammu and Kashmir.
Protests over the killing of Burhan Wani and the subsequent shutdown have only added to the woes of the telecom sector in J&K.
While local hoteliers are expanding on their own, too, the big trend is the sheer number of management contracts that they are entering into with the country's top hotel chains.
Cross-border trade fails to pick up due to staff shortage and below-par infrastructure.
Several big projects in J&K have been hit as companies struggle with labour unrest and difficulties in land acquisition and acquiring govt clearances
Jammu and Kashmir's PSUs, having accumulated huge losses, are being encouraged to look for private clients rather than depend solely on other PSUs or government departments for business.
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