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Separatist leaders meet Pak FS
SHEIKH AHMAD
• Dialogue should focus on Kashmir: Geelani • Include Kashmiris: MirwaizNew Delhi, Feb 24: Pakistan Foreign Secretary Salman Bashir held extensive talks with the Kashmiri separatist leaders here and assured them of More
Invited to Islamabad
New Delhi, Feb 24: Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has invited the Kashmiri separatist leaders to visit Islamabad for detailed discussion on the Kashmir issue and other related matters.The invitation was extended by the Pakistan Foreign Secretary Salman Bashir on behalf of More
Expecting positive outcome: Bashir
SHEIKH AHMED
New Delhi, Feb 24: Pakistan Foreign Secretary Salman Bashir arrived here today for much awaited talks with his Indian counterpart on Thursday.Bashir, on his arrival here, affirmed that he was hopeful of a “positive outcome”.“It is good to be back. I have come here to bridge the differences More
Omar seeks elders’ help to end stone pelting
Asks Masjid, Mohalla Committees To Counsel Youth
JAVAID MALIK
Srinagar, Feb 24: The Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah, on Wednesday called on Masjid and Mohalla committees to prevent youth from indulging in stone pelting. “It is duty of elders to come forward and stop youth from going astray. We have got Masjid and Mohalla committees in every area and these More
‘Time ripe for Pak to extend hand of friendship’
GK NEWS NETWORK
Jammu Feb 24: The Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah, on Wednesday said that extending hand of friendship towards India was in the best interest of Pakistan.“It is universal fact that friends can be replaced but neighbors cannot be changed, and same holds true with respect to India and Pakistan. Therefore More
- Sopur encounter toll 6
- DAY-3: STANDOFF CONTINUES
- Govt choking opposition voice: Mehbooba
- Culprits will be arrested in 2 days: Government
- Lopsided policies, poor facilities hurting JK’s healthcare
- Army Chief visits Northern Command
- Mainstream parties creating confusion: Asiya
- Cops to use CCTV footage as evidence
- Perspective
Chaos consumes the infant
Has the script on stones corrupted or throwers have lost the trajectory!
INKSIGHT BY MEHMOOD UR RASHID
Some Biblical words before we go; Cursed be their anger, so fierceAnd their fury, so cruelFor whatever reasons that fiendish mob had gathered, and in whatever way some ‘politically minded’ people try to More
- Op-Ed
Age no bar, no barrier
OLDER THE WISER
Young or old, it is time to seek inspiration from the unsung heroes, writes Ashok Ogra.Steve Jobs has done it again. Unveiling the TABLET computer, the iPad a few days back. Notwithstanding the reviews More
- Reflections
Tanvir Sadiq's article was a simple panegyric
This refers to the article titled “Stop pinpricking Omer” by Tanvir Sadiq (GK Feb 15). Such an article can be simply termed as a simple panegyric. The greatest irony in Kashmir is that the problems of More
- Editorial
Tourism: Change Focus
It is true that Kashmir emerged as an important tourist destination during the British rule. But it started contributing to the state economy substantially only after mid-fifties of the past century. The More
- News
Desperation drives Wamiq’s family to roads
DANISH NABI
Srinagar, Feb 24: Two days after one-man sit-in by teenager Wamiq Farooq’s father at the spot where his son was killed, desperation to seek justice drove the family to streets. The victim’s family along More
- City
Hyderpora flyover delay to persist
REVISED YEAREND DEADLINE FOR PARTIAL COMPLETION
M HYDERI
Srinagar, Feb 24: Call it face saving or hiding of facts, but the official statement by the Roads and Buildings department ministry that the much awaited Hyderpora flyover would be ready by this yearend More
- Jammu
R&B dept under attack for irregularities
1589 works executed without tenders, 296 premature transfers in 1 yr
SAYED AMJAD SHAH
Jammu, Feb 24: Minister for Roads and Buildings department, Ghulam Muhammad Saroori, came under opposition attack for alleged irregularities in the department including 296 pre-mature transfers and 1589 More
- News
Desperation drives Wamiq’s family to roads
DANISH NABI
Srinagar, Feb 24: Two days after one-man sit-in by teenager Wamiq Farooq’s father at the spot where his son was killed, desperation to seek justice drove the family to streets. The victim’s family along More
- GK Business
Visiting Kashmir as safe as to any other city: Maharashtra tour organisers
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, Feb 24: A week-long stay in Kashmir convinced them to conclude: “Visiting the Valley is as safe as to any other city in India.” They were a group of around 25 tour and travel operators More





