- TOP STORIES
CABINET APPROVES BUDGET SOPS
Cut In Power Tariff, Stipends To Jobless Likely
MUDDASIR ALI
Srinagar, Aug 4: With barely five days to go for the presentation of full annual budget in the legislature, the state cabinet, which met here Tuesday under the chairmanship of the chief minister, Omar Abdullah, considered restructuring of power tariff and grant of stipend to the educated unemployed More
Govt orders transfers, postings
Rizvi To Head SDA, Abbas Dir Local Bodies
GK News Network
Srinagar, Aug 4: The state cabinet which met here on Tuesday under the chairmanship of chief minister, Omar Abdullah, approved the following transfers and postings in the administration:B B Vyas, Principal Secretary to Governor has been transferred and asked to report to the GAD for further posting More
Babu fakes divorce to hide black money in wife’s name
What an idea Sir Ji
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, Aug 4: Would a man pretend to have divorced his wife only to disown the black-money he possess in her name? Well a senior official in the state government has played exactly the same trick.The official, who heads two key departments in the industrial sector, is understood to have filed More
Militants have changed tactics: Army
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, Aug 4: The army chief, general Deepak Kapoor, on Tuesday asserted that militants had changed their tactics, but he was quick to add that army was capable of thwarting any attacks.“We are aware of change in tactics by the militants but we have also refined our procedures to respond to More
Troopers occupy 132 govt buildings in JK: Antony
‘560 Cases of Land Compensation Pending’
SHEIKH AHMED
New Delhi, Aug 4: The defence minister, A K Antony, on Tuesday said that at least 132 buildings of the JK government were under the occupation of the forces and till date the state had not been compensated for it. He said 560 cases of land acquisition by troopers in Jammu and Kashmir were pending More
- Perspective
Environment matters
AMARNATH FALL-OUT
Chief Minister has a pivotal role to play in having this question answered, writes Tahir Muztar.“Eco Plus”- a 16-page, a special supplement on environment’ to Greater Kashmir , is no doubt remarkably rich More
- Op-Ed
Mains ahead. Gear up for the next milestone
CIVIL SERVICE
Now that you have qualified Prelims, here are some tips for the Main Examination, writes Zubair Ahmad.Aspirants who have scored more than 208.81 marks have qualified the Prelims examination. Their  More
- Reflections
Why do we experience shock after shock?
This refers to the recent events of crime and moral degradation in Kashmir. Every parent, rich or poor, wants to protect his child from any kind of evil. No parent denies inculcating morals and introducing More
- Editorial
A fresh beginning
It is a war of attrition that majority of people are not interested in. The duel of words that has been going on between the ruling National-Congress alliance and the opposition Peoples’ Democratic More
- News
No epidemic in Seer Hamdan: Govt
Srinagar, Aug 4: According to spokesman of Health department, a team of doctors headed by an epidemiologist today visited Seer Hamdan in Islamabad district and took water samples the tests. The spokesman More
- City
3 fountains to beautify City
GK CITY CORRESPONDENT
Srinagar, Aug 4: Finally, the much awaited beautification of the Srinagar seems to have started taking shape. And this time, Shahr-e-Khaas has taken lead as Srinagar Municipal Corporation (SMC) is all More
- Jammu
Shift CU office to Samba: CUAS
GK NEWS NETWORK
Jammu, Aug 4: The Central University Andolan Samiti (CUAS) on Tuesday announced three point agenda of the Samiti and demanded immediate establishment of the Central University at Samba, and shifting of More
- News
No epidemic in Seer Hamdan: Govt
Srinagar, Aug 4: According to spokesman of Health department, a team of doctors headed by an epidemiologist today visited Seer Hamdan in Islamabad district and took water samples the tests. The spokesman More
- GK Business
Moonland holds promise for astro-tourism
Valley touroperators eye Ladakh to exploit its skies
ARIF SHAFI WANI
Srinagar, Aug 4: The overwhelming tourist response the spectacle of the longest solar eclipse of this century evoked has encouraged the Valley-based tour operators to promote astro-tourism in Ladakh. & More





