2 days to go, Hajj House yet not ready for services

MUAZZAM MUHAMMAD

Srinagar, Oct 18: With mere two days left for the start of scheduled departure of Hajjis, the Hajj House at Bemina is yet to get ready for the annual event as heaps of dust could be seen around at the complex while the helpline numbers are out-of-order, and the furniture haphazardly placed.  More

KU hosts Urdu extension lectures

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Oct 18: Kashmir University’s Directorate of Distance Education (DDE) organized several extension lectures in Urdu, an official handout Sunday said.  The vice-chancellor, Prof Riyaz Punjabi presided over the function, urging teachers to inculcate healthy reading habits among students More

SRINAGAR SCAN
Marriage with a distinction!At the end of a typical Kashmiri marriage when everybody is gone, the Chief Host called Yezman in local parlance, is seen retrieving the wood charcoal from the cindering fire place or makeshift kitchen used by Kashmiri Cooks called Wazas. The Wazas More

Syed Mansur lane demands repairs

Colony Woes

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Oct 18:  The residents of Syed Mansur Lane, Zaldager have complained that the lane hasn’t been repaired for the past nearly four decades when it was constructed the first time. Pointing towards the broken bricks in the walkway, the residents said many were hurt when they fell More

  • City

2 days to go, Hajj House yet not ready for services

MUAZZAM MUHAMMAD

Srinagar, Oct 18: With mere two days left for the start of scheduled departure of Hajjis, the Hajj House at Bemina is yet to get ready for the annual event as heaps of dust could be seen around at the More




  • Jammu

In Jammu, strike completes fortnight

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Jammu, Oct 18: Heath care services across the state remained paralysed as the agitation by junior doctors', demanding revision in their pay packages, entered the 15th day today. As junior doctors More



  • News

Chattisinghpora massacre: Witnesses turn hostile

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New Delhi, Oct 18: Three witnesses, including a survivor, who had suffered bullet injuries during the Chattisinghpora massacre in south Kashmir, have turned hostile in a Delhi court and refused to identify More



  • GK Business

Home minister’s statement puts 38 lakh Valley prepaid subscribers in quandary

RABIA NOOR

Srinagar, Oct 18: Union home minister P Chidambaram’s recent assertion that centre may ban prepaid mobile service in J&K for “security reasons” has alarmed the Valley mobile subscribers.  Many More



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