India, Feb. 2 -- The Budget session of the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly began on Monday, with Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha describing it as significant for reviewing achievements and charting a clear roadmap for the Union Territory's future.

The 27-day-long session, spread over three months with double sittings, commenced with an address by the Lieutenant Governor. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, who also holds the finance portfolio, is scheduled to present the UT's Budget for 2026-27 in the House on February 6.

"This session holds special significance as it offers an opportunity to reflect on our collective journey, review our achievements, and chart a clear roadmap for the future," Sinha said, reaffirming the commitment to ...