• TOP STORIES

Be accountable, transparent: Interlocutors to JK Govt

'Urgent Effort Needed To Reduce Trust Deficit Between Rulers And The Ruled'

MUDDASIR ALI

Srinagar, Dec 23: The Centre’s interlocutors on Kashmir Thursday questioned the performance of state government calling for transparency and accountability in governance. The panel also stressed on “serious and urgent” efforts to reduce the “trust deficit” between rulers and the ruled in the state More


Kashmir policy unchanged: US

‘India, Pak Should Sit, Talk, Resolve The Dispute’

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Washington, Dec 23: Asserting that there was “no change” in its policy on Kashmir, the United States Thursday said Pakistan and India have to have a significant dialogue and “resolve the dispute.”“The issue ultimately lies in the hands of India and Pakistan to have a significant dialogue in resolving More


India avoiding dialogue, Cherry-picking issues: Pak

REZAUL H LASKAR/PTI

Islamabad, Dec 23: Pakistan Thursday accused India of avoiding the resumption of the bilateral dialogue process that was stalled in the wake of the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks and “cherry-picking” the issues that it is willing to discuss.Foreign Office spokesman Abdul Basit made the remarks while More


SRINAGAR AIRPORT TO BE DECONGESTED

Domestic Arrivals At Int'l Terminal From Jan 7: AAI

FAHEEM ASLAM

Srinagar, Dec 23: What could be big respite for the passengers and airlines, the Airports Authority of India (AAI) is all set to decongest the Srinagar ‘International’ Airport in a bid to provide quality service to the stakeholders.To begin with, the AAI has decided to use the international terminal More


Cash-starved JK spends Rs 87 lakh on non-existent SIC

Constituted In Oct 2009 Commission Continues To Be Headless

FAHEEM ASLAM

Srinagar, Dec 23: While the State Information Commission continues to remain headless and virtually defunct, the establishment of its offices in Srinagar and Jammu has come at a heavy price: Rs 87 lakhs in 14 months.The expenditure-related information has come to fore through a Right to Information More


CRPF in dock over civilian killings

COI Sends Notices To 6 Battalions

SAMAAN LATEEF

Srinagar, Dec 23: The Commission of Inquiry, set up by the state Government to look into the killing of 17 out of 112 civilians this summer, has reportedly held responsible personnel of six battalions of paramilitary CRPF for the killings.The two-member Commission comprising Justice Syed Bashir More


'Militant killed in north Kashmir'

Explosions Cause Panic Around Batamaloo

WASIM KHALID

Srinagar, Dec 23: Police on Thursday said that a militant was killed in a gunfight in north Kashmir’s Zaloora forests, while panic gripped Batamaloo area here when people heard loud explosions.“A joint party of police and soldiers cordoned off Zaloora forests this morning and launched searches More


Triple entry permit for cross-LoC travellers

GK NEWS NETWORK

Muzaffarabad, Dec 23: Pakistan and India have agreed to further facilitate travel between the two parts of Jammu and Kashmir by providing triple entry permits to divided Kashmiri families to travel across the Line of Control (LoC).“A decision has been taken by both governments and we have obtained More




  • Opinion

Azadi from Darkness

VIEWPIONT BY ALEE ANDRABI

The best response from the government to winter woes of Kashmir is a visit by the chief minister from Jammu. And the best remedy for him to offer is to ask power department to stick to the schedule of More



  • Op-Ed

SKIMS: Why The Mission Was Not Accomplished?

FEEDBACK

DR. YOUSUF KANJWAL RESPONDS TO PROF. M S. KHUROO’S ARTICLE PUBLISHED IN GREATER KASHMIR

I have been reading articles regularly written by Dr. Khuroo’s on the state of affairs of SKIMS. He focuses on the successes and failures of the institution from the perspective of the administration, More




  • Letters

We can't segregate education from politics

What Junaid Azim Mattu means through his article “The danger of politicizing exam papers.” is a complete segregation of education and politics. It appears to be a nice thought but looking at the context More



  • Friday Focus

The Crusade against Corruption

PROF G R MALIK

It is heartening to note that the World Community seems seriously seized of the menace of corruption. Recently anti-corruption day was celebrated all over the world apparently with great enthusiasm. Plans More



  • Kashmir

Constructions galore in Pahalgam in violation of norms

CONCRETE GUEST HOUSE COMES UP ON LIDDER BANKS, PDA LOOKS THE OTHER WAY

KHALID GUL

Pahalgam, Dec 23: In brazen violation of master plan, some highly influential persons are continuing with constructions in the ecologically fragile zones of this world famous tourist resort as the Pahalgam More



  • Srinagar City

When techies from across country teach online in City

DOEACC Srinagar becomes ISRO EDUSAT centre; joins hands with IIT Bombay; Database Management Workshop concludes

M HYDERI

Srinagar, Dec 23: It were some of the top techies from across the country teaching online in DOEACC’s Srinagar centre at Rangreth via a “interactive audio-video conferencing”. Thanks to the ISRO satellite More




  • Jammu

CM calls on Governor

Jammu, Dec 23: In an hour and a half long meeting last evening, the Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah, briefed the Governor, N N Vohra, about developments on various fronts since the Darbar commenced functioning More



  • News in Brief

4TH DAY: Sumbal areas still under curfew

Srinagar, Dec 23: Curfew continued to remain imposed without any relaxation in parts of Bandipora district of north Kashmir for the fourth consecutive day today following clashes in which four persons More



  • Business

After onion, tomato prices zoom

Commodity sells at Rs 40/kg in Jammu, Delhi

GK NEWS NETWORK

Jammu, Dec 23: After onions, it is now the tomato whose prices have zoomed past usual graph, hitting the common consumers’ purse, while exacerbating central government’s problems.  According to reports More



  • News

ICRC defends WikiLeaks exposé on Kashmir torture

SAYS CONFIDENTIALITY NOT UNCONDITIONAL

AGENCIES

New Delhi, Dec 23: Barely few days after a WikiLeaks cable revealed that India was “condoning torture” in Kashmir, the International Committee of the Red Cross has defended passing sensitive information More




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