• BIHARIS do SMC work
• GB Pant Hospital runs short of vital supplies
• KU inks MOU for employment
• Orissa man dies; Body at PCR for identification
• Babur Reyan Lane complains pollution of canal

Govt likely to reinstate accused officials

PAHALGAM LAND SCAM

KHALID GUL

Islamabad, Apr 9: The state government is reportedly going to reinstate all the suspended Revenue officials against whom the State Vigilance Organization (SVO) had produced a Challan in the large scale More

• PIL against employees’ strike
• Resolve Kashmir on priority: Malik
• Accept employees’ demands: JKDP
• MDM condemns ‘raids’ on Dr Qasim’s house
• Tributes paid to Mahjoor on death anniversary

BIHARIS do SMC work

Civic body hires labourers, NGOs; Commissioner appeals employees to resume work for ‘healthy reasons’

GK CITY CORRESPONDENT

Srinagar, Apr 9: With over a thousand metric tons of garbage mounting the City streets and government employees continuing the strike, the Srinagar Municipal Corporation has put labourers including Biharis More

• GB Pant Hospital runs short of vital supplies
• KU inks MOU for employment
• Orissa man dies; Body at PCR for identification
• Babur Reyan Lane complains pollution of canal

Another Black Day: Mehbooba

LEGISLATURE DISCREDITED: BAIG

SYED AMJAD SHAH

Jammu, Apr 9: Accusing ruling National Conference for backstabbing Kashmiris through the Inter-District Recruitment Bill, opposition Peoples Democratic Party on Friday termed the passing of the bill in More

• Murder of democracy: Er Rasheed
• Landmark legislation: Sagar
• LA, LC adjourned sine-die
• Chib tables PSC report in LC
• Police busts car lifters gang, 1 held

PC owns responsibility of Dantewada attack

Offers resignation, PM rejects

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New Delhi, Apr 9: Taking responsibility for the worst Naxalite attack on security forces, Home Minister P Chidambaram offered his resignation from the Cabinet to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who today More

• Amitabh Mattoo is President IAIS
• Bazaz defends employees strike
• Uncertainty shrouds Manmohan-Gilani meet
• SC to hear plea on easing worship restrictions at Ayodhya
• Cobalt-60 radiation leak in Delhi

Recreational fisheries give revenue to govt

RABIA NOOR

Srinagar, Apr 9: The J&K Fisheries Department has earned Rs 130 lakh revenue on account of recreational fisheries.The revenue has been generated on account of entry fee to the Aquarium-cum-Awareness More

• JK Bank opens 294th ATM
• Govt popularizing hybrid seed technology
• Sopur traders for roll back on VAT hike
• ‘Rates fixed in 1992 not revised till date’
• Central team assesses crop damages in JK