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Army brags its HR record Says Out Of 1400, 26 Allegations Found True
ARSHAD ME’RAJ
Pattan, May 15: The Army on Thursday said its record of human rights abuses is minimal as compared to violations by armies of other countries and only three per cent of accusations have been found true during 19 years.
General Officer Commanding (GoC) 15 Corps Lt Gen Mukesh Sabarwal Thursday said that Continued..... More | Villagers resent forced possession of land by Army Defence Ministry suspends acquisition
HARMEET SINGH
Nagrota (Udhampur), May 15: The Defence Ministry has suspended the process of acquisition of land of villagers in Udhampur district following massive resentment over the plan to dislocate them.
The residents mostly Gujjars and Rajputs of Khanpur area in Nagrota Niabat are up in arms against the acquisition Continued..... More | Divisive forces targeting JK’s integrity: Farooq ‘Gujjar, Pahari Divide Aimed At Political Gains’
Thanamandi (Rajouri) May 15: National Conference patron and former chief minister, Dr Farooq Abdullah, today cautioned people against “divisive forces” hell bent to divide them in the name of religion, caste and region.
“They are dividing the people in the name of Paharis and Gujjars, Jammuites and Continued..... More | Unmarked graves: Geelani seeks UN intervention Intervene in K-issue: Malik, Mirwaiz to US
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, May 15: The pro-freedom parties today sought the intervention of the United Nations Organization and the United States of America to uncover the unmarked graves and to get the vexed Kashmir dispute resolved.
Voicing serious concern over the “indifferent attitude” of international Continued..... More | ‘Status quo not acceptable to Kashmiris’ NISAR AHMED THOKAR
Islamabad, May 15: Leaders of all parties Hurriyat Conference (M) Pak chapter on Thursday said that division of Kashmir and status quo is unacceptable to people of Kashmir and no solution under the ambit of Indian constitution will be accepted by the people of the state.
This was conveyed Continued..... More | Kashmir left out in psychiatric health sector ZULFIKAR MAJID
Srinagar, May 15: Kashmir which witnessed 19 years of turmoil and needs special attention has been left out in psychiatric health sector, head of India’s premier mental health institution, National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS) Dr D Nagarajan said Thursday.
“As a country, Continued..... More | Never ending wait for candidates PSC delay ruins careers
NASEER A GANAI
Srinagar, May 15: Withholding of results by the Public Service Commission is costing dear to different departments with government going ahead with promotions without waiting for results.
Last September, the PSC conducted departmental exams of Naib Tehsildars. However, so far the results have not Continued..... More | |
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