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SWINE FLU IN VALLEY

2 Kashmiris Test Positive

DANISH NABI

Srinagar, Aug 14: Officials on Friday confirmed that two Kashmiris had tested positive for H1N1 virus. “The infected are: a student studying in Pune and a Kashmiri businessman working in New Delhi,” the director, Health Services, Dr M A Wani, told Greater Kashmir.“We have received the reports More


Bakshi Stadium turns into fortress

MAUZAM MUHAMMAD BHAT/UNI

Srinagar, Aug 14: Unprecedented security arrangements were put in place across the Valley on Friday, a day ahead of the I-Day.All roads around the Bakshi Stadium, the venue for the main official function in the summer capital, were sealed off since last evening and it has been turned into a fortress More


Clashes in old city

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Aug 14: A day ahead of the August 15 function, pro-freedom demonstrations broke out in old city near Jamia Masjid on Friday following which police used batons and teargas shells to quell protests.Soon after the Friday prayers, scores of people, mainly youth, assembled outside the Jamia More


Omar again promises action on Shopian

Favours Delhi-separatists dialogue

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Aug 14: The chief minister, Omar Abdullah, has reiterated his government’s determination to punish the culprits of Shopian double rape and murder, saying human rights would be upheld under all circumstances and rights violators, of whatsoever status they may be, would be dealt with severe More


Friday was season’s hottest

Mercury Soars Over 35 Degrees Celsius

MUDDASIR ALI

Srinagar, Aug 14: The Kashmir Valley Friday recorded the season’s hottest day with the mercury rising to over 35 degree Celsius even as the weatherman predicted hotter days ahead. The day temperature was five degrees above normal as people continued to sweat under scorching heat with more than 65 More




  • Perspective

We have a dream

Yes dream only, not a desire to make it happen

WORDS WITHIN BY FIRDOUS SYED

Subhe Azadi—August 1947, is Faiz Ahmed Faiz’s famous poem. In this poem the revolutionary poet has given vent to his profound disappointment--though independence has arrived, morning of freedom is yet More



  • Op-Ed

Why we were on strike?

RESIDENT DOCTORS SPEAK

We resident doctors were on strike all these days and the whole public went out to sermonize. We are being taught the values of `duty’ and `responsibility’ as ours is the `noblest’ of all professions. More




  • Reflections

Why this apathy toward Resident Doctors?

Resident doctors are unique among the larger community of doctors. They are involved most intimately with patient care. They receive patients, identify their problems and frame the initial management plan More



  • Editorial

Heritage City

It is a good move to develop Srinagar as heritage city. This historic place, one of oldest cities in Asia having more than a thousand years history, once known as Venice of the East, has decayed beyond More



  • News

Militant activities brought down significantly: Vohra

G K NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Aug 14: The governor, N N Vohra, has said that the militant activities have been brought down significantly and the state cannot afford to lower its guard and the gains of peace need to be further More



  • City

Bemina hospital lab runs short of staff, equipment

SAMAAN LATEEF

Srinagar, Aug 14: The ill-equipped and under staffed Central Laboratory at SKIMS Medical College Hospital Bemina here is causing huge inconvenience to the patients, as the lab takes days to prepare investigation More




  • Jammu

Education department to be made responsive to global needs: Malik

‘Inspects ongoing works at GCET’

GK NEWS NETWORK

Jammu, Aug 14: The minister for Higher Education, Abdul Gani Malik, today visited the Government College of Engineering and Technology here to inspect various ongoing projects in the college campus .He More



  • News

Militant activities brought down significantly: Vohra

G K NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Aug 14: The governor, N N Vohra, has said that the militant activities have been brought down significantly and the state cannot afford to lower its guard and the gains of peace need to be further More



  • GK Business

Industry welcomes budget proposals on poultry sector

Rejects contention that poultry prices may go up

RABIA NOOR

Srinagar, Aug 13: Valley’s apex industrial chamber, the Federation Chamber of Industries Kashmir (FCIK), today said the initiatives proposed in the budget 2009-10 on poultry sector won’t push up the prices More




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