• Decks cleared for 690 MW Rattle project
• Heavy vehicular traffic on Leh-Srinagar highway from April 22
• 'CCTVs in major towns soon'
• Trooper dies in Jammu
• Interview, personality test for SIs begins

Teachers debate single paper scheme

‘TAKE STUDENTS INTO CONFIDENCE’

GOWHAR BHAT

Srinagar, Apr 19: Teachers and lecturers on Monday debated the proposal of the Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education to introduce “single-paper scheme” in its examinations from this academic session More

• Family seeks judicial probe
• Shah charged with fomenting trouble
• National Front asks Hurriyat leadership to lead protests
• 1 killed, 28 hurt in mishaps
• Dr Zargar new chief Proctor KU

Govt plans fine for offenders

Amid SMC-SDA blame game, Dy CM chairs high level meeting

GK CITY CORRESPONDENT

Master Plan Violations Follow-upSrinagar, Apr 19: The state government plans to impose a fine on the violators who have constructed buildings in violation of the Srinagar Master Plan. This was resolved More

• BURN HALL STUDENT DIES
• Naseemabad sans streetlights

Decks cleared for 690 MW Rattle project

JK to get 16 % free power; Project to be transferred after 35 years

FIRDOUS TAK

Jammu, Apr 19: Jammu and Kashmir will get 16 percent of free power from the GVK Power and Infrastructure Limited, which has been allotted the execution of prestigious 690 MWs Rattle Power Project to be More

• Heavy vehicular traffic on Leh-Srinagar highway from April 22
• 'CCTVs in major towns soon'
• Trooper dies in Jammu
• Interview, personality test for SIs begins

JK cop gets 8-year RI

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New Delhi, Apr 19: A Delhi court today sentenced a former Jammu and Kashmir police constable to eight years rigorous imprisonment for being a member of the militant outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT). Mushtaq More

• BOMBS AT MARKET, SCHOOL KILL 24 IN PESHAWAR
• Tharoor forced to resign
• Each child to get free uniform, textbooks under RTE
• Zardari signs 18th amendment bill
• CJI in RTI ambit

Multi-national paint company forays into Valley

Opens depot in Srinagar

RABIA NOOR

Srinagar, Apr 19: Kansai Nerolac Paints Ltd, one of India’s largest paint companies, opened its first depot in the Valley. Its storehouse at Tengpore Bypass, here is the first by a multi-national paint More

• Rs 560 cr labour budget for JK under NREGA
• WLCI conducts exams
• JK to have gas agencies in each block
• Mir for holding awareness camps on saffron cultivation
• Kamdhenu Paints organizes a dealers’ meet