Srinagar, Oct. 7 -- Ahead of completing two years in office, Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah on Tuesday shared a list of developmental works undertaken by his government, including the passage of a resolution for the restoration of statehood in the legislative assembly during the autumn session. Omar took oath in October 2024 after the National Conference (NC) secured a landslide victory in the assembly elections - the first polls held after a decade and the first after J&K became a union territory. In a post on his social media account, he listed the achievements of his government in the last two years. The chief minister said statehood restoration remains a demand and a resolution has been passed in the assembly, but full statehood is yet to be restored. Listing the sector-wise works, Omar said in the power sector, the government has set a target of 24x7 electricity supply by 2027-28. "Work has been accelerated on major hydropower projects including Pakal Dul, Kiru, Ratle and Kwar. Peak power availability has increased to around 3,362 MW," he said. The CM said Rs.1,718 crore has been allocated for power-sector capital expenditure in 2026-27, with technology and AI-based systems planned for better power management and reduction of losses.htc...