Dogs are not slaughtered, but operated upon
This refers to the article titled “Barking dogs” by Umair Gul (GK Jan 23). The author has criticized the use of dogs for experimental studies, in a leading veterinary college of Kashmir. He says that dogs are being caged and are constantly barking as a protest for freedom and that numerous surgeries MoreJust negligence
This refers to the news “Infant administered ‘expired’ injections” (GK Dec 26). It is very pathetic to learn that a seven-day-old infant was administered expired injections in the GB Pant hospital and he died the next day. One fails to understand how the doctors can be so negligent. The baby who MoreNight landing
With the instrumentation landing system in place at Srinagar airport now, the state government must ensure night landing facility at the airport. Earlier such facilities could not be thought of. But now it is becoming possible. Such steps could make travel easy and also lead to job opportunities for MoreSave SKIMS
I salute Dr. Kanjwal for his forthright and 'straight from the heart talk' on SKIMS and its affairs particularly during 80's and 90's (GK 24-12-10). I wish that the other people who witnessed the events and have first hand information of the persons responsible for the deterioration in the academics MoreCorruption everywhere
This refers to the article 'The crusade of corruption' by Prof GR Malik. I completely agree with the writer. Of course there is corruption everywhere and we all are involved in this menace. China is the most populous nation in the world but we hardly hear about corruption there. The society, the political MoreGood read
This refers to the ZGM's article "Spoilt Campus days"(GK.Dec.26). It was an engrossing read. But I don't agree with the author's statement, "The campus in those days (1970s) was not as apolitical as it has been for past few years." Arresting of students of KU is also a political aspect. The author is MoreCorruption menace
This refers to the column "The Crusade against Corruption" by Prof GR Malik (GK Dec.24).The author has aptly described the menace of corruption. He is right in saying that corruption is a chronic and deep-rooted disease. The tentacles of corruption have grown at an alarming rate everywhere in the MoreReview it
This refers to the news “Govt has afterthoughts on winter schooling.” It is good that the state government has decided to review the decision in the light of extreme weather conditions in Kashmir. Chillai Kalan happens to be the harshest period of winter. People are hardly able to venture out. The MoreMany hopes
This refers to column ''Spoilt Campus'' by ZGM (GK 26-12-2010). The author has portrayed a beautiful picture of life at Kashmir University campus. On the banks of Dal Lake, with magnificent shrine in the background and a picturesque view of Zabarwan Hills, life at the campus is full of vigor. There are MoreGood move
This refers to winter schooling. Many questions have been raised against it. But we neglect the benefits of winter schooling. We make people believe that it is something dangerous and should be avoided. This is just not fair. Health hazards such as respiratory infections, frost bites etc. are quite common More- Kashmir
Separatists lack ability to negotiate with India: Nazir Gilani
‘THEY HAVE NO PAPER OR PLAN’
WASIM KHALID
Srinagar, Dec 28: Secretary General of Jammu Kashmir Council for Human Rights (JKCHR) Dr Syed Nazir Gilani on Tuesday raised questions over ability of separatists to negotiate with the Indian union on More
- Srinagar City
Fake spice racket busted
GK CITY REPORTER
Srinagar, Dec 28: The police has unearthed a racket of fake spice manufacturers by arresting its kingpin from Shergarhi Mohalla in Shahr-e-Khaas where the accused used to manufacture the spices mostly More
- Jammu
Implement flagship programmes: Tara
Doda, Dec 28: Deputy Chief Minister, Tara Chand has stressed the need to implement the flagship programmes and Bharat Nirman rural development Schemes for putting in place the basic infrastructure in J More
- News in Brief
25 youth booked under PSA: SSP
Srinagar, Dec 28: Police on Tuesday said that it had arrested nearly 500 youth from old city in connection with disturbing law and order while some 25 youth were booked under Public Safety Act (PSA) in More
- Business
Summer unrest triggers fresh travel advisories against Kashmir
Govt, stakeholders pin hope on Indonesia for bail out
ARIF SHAFI WANI
Srinagar, Dec 28: With the summer unrest leading to fresh travel advisories against the Valley, the J&K government and the tourism stakeholders here are pinning hopes on Indonesia, which has shown More
- News
Implement UN resolutions on Kashmir: Fazl
Islamabad, Dec 28: Parliamentary Kashmir Committee chairman, Maulana Fazl-ur-Rahman today urged the international community to ensure implementation of United Nations resolutions on Kashmir. In a More


