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Curfew, protests, clashes, arrests mark Sunday
Pellet Guns Injure Several Youth
GOWHAR BHAT
Srinagar, Aug 22: Amid strict curfew fresh protests broke in several parts of the summer capital on Sunday even as police arrested several youth from downtown Rainawari. The youth were released in the evening. Reports said at least a dozen persons were injured, with most of them sustaining More
Anxious relatives plead innocence of dear ones
Wait For Their Release Outside Police Stations
ARIF SHAFI WANI
Srinagar, Aug 22: Unfazed by the scorching heat, Rafiqa Begum of Mehjoor Nagar was eagerly awaiting outside the Police Station Sadder here since morning to seek release of her 16-year old son, Omar Saleem, who was detained in a fresh arrest spree by police on Sunday. Like Rafiqa, scores More
17 youth held: Police
Police on Sunday said that it has arrested 17 youth from different areas of the Srinagar for their alleged involvement in stone pelting.“Police first arrested a youth and on his revelations eight more youth were arrested at different nakas around Mehjoor Nagar,” a police spokesman said.   More
Valley hospitals running short of surgical stuff
Injured Look For Help From Civil Society, NGOs
SAMAAN LATEEF
Srinagar, Aug 22: The victims of police and paramilitary CRPF ‘atrocities’, admitted in the Valley hospitals, are looking for financial help from the civil society and non-governmental organizations, for purchasing medicines and food items. Even as the SK Institute of Medical Sciences, SMHS More
Protest during crackdown: Geelani
Gk NEWSNETWORK
Srinagar, Aug 22: The Chairman of Hurriyat (G) Syed Ali Shah Geelani urged people to stage massive protests during police crackdowns “to foil the arrest of youth.” In a statement, Geelani strongly condemned the arrest of youth and assault on women during the crackdown at Bemina yesterday.
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BACK TO ‘90s?
Crackdown impact: youth run for safety
Flee Homes To Evade ‘Police Harassment’
FAHEEM ASLAMSrinagar, Aug 22: After the nocturnal raids by police and paramilitary forces, it is daytime crackdowns that are making youth run for safety. The Saturday’s police crackdown at Bemina, in which several people were arrested, is proving to be a frightening More
Mirwaiz visits injured in hospitals
Prays For Their Early Recovery
Gk NEWSNETWORK
Srinagar, Aug 22: The Chairman of Hurriyat Conference (M) Mirwaiz Umar Farooq Sunday visited Srinagar hospitals to inquire about the health of the persons injured in police and CRPF action in the past two months. A Hurriyat spokesman said soon after being released from house arrest, Mirwaiz rushed More
Malik ailing
‘Needs Proper Care’
Gk NEWSNETWORK
Srinagar, Aug 22: The Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) has expressed serious concern over the deteriorating health of its chairman Muhammad Yasin Malik, who is presently lodged in Kothibagh Police Station.Police had arrested Malik in June this year and since then he continues to be under More
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Relatives of youth arrested in Saturday’s police crackdown in Bemina wait for their release outside a police station in Srinagar on Sunday.(Habib Naqash /GK)
- Opinion
Third Party Mediation
Mirwaiz’s Suggestion has Meaning and Content
PUNCHLINE BY Z. G. MUHAMMAD
“Why would little children pick up stones instead of pencils, pens and brushes, India has to ask itself. When they ask for freedom, it brings back memories of why I left. Just for one reason... Freedom More
- Op-Ed
Newsweek's Top Ten: Manmohan in the list
Accolades from overseas can never be a substitute for applause at home
SEEMA MUSTAFA
“From stagnant socialism to go go capitalism” is the primary reason why Newsweek has rated Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as one of the top ten world leaders. One is not sure if this makes the good doctor More
- Letters
What's wrong if Asiya sends her child to study abroad?
This refers to the story "Govt has hatched conspiracy against me: Asiya " (GK August 19th 2010). Everybody has a right to education whether he or she is son or daughter of a militant, army personnel or More
- Editorial
Tolerant Kashmir
Communal harmony that engenders from mutual respect and tolerance is a hallmark of any civilized human society. The idea of accommodating each other rests at the very foundation of human civilization. More
- Kashmir
Ahad Jan battling for life
‘He suffered renal failure in custody’
UMER MAQBOOL DAR
Srinagar, Aug 22: The policeman Abdul Ahad Jan who hurled a shoe towards the Chief Minister Omar Abdullah during an I-day parade last week is battling for life in ward no.3 of SMHS hospital due to renal More
- Jammu
Imposters sent to 9 days police remand
MEDICAL EXAM SCAM
RAJEEV SHARMA
Jammu, Aug 22: All the seven persons arrested on charges of impersonating certain candidates - including daughter of cabinet minister and a son of former minister - appearing for a medical examination More
- South Asia
Youth hurls shoe at Haryana CM
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
Mahendergarh (Haryana), Aug 22: A youth who claimed he was frustrated over government's failure to give him a job and compensation for an injury allegedly threw a shoe towards Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder More
- World
Kashmir Diaspora stages protest in Toronto
Toronto, Aug 22: World Kashmir Diaspora Alliance held a protest in front of Indian Consulate in Toronto against the continued human right abuses and unbridled use of force by troopers in the Kashmir Valley More




