• TOP STORIES

Calm down: US tells India, Pakistan

‘Avoid Disputes That Could Destabilise The Region’

GK NEWS NETWORK

Washington, Jan 27: US Joint Chiefs of staff Admiral Mike Mullen has urged India and Pakistan to restrain themselves from publicly accusing each other and to avoid disputes which could further destabilise the region.  Addressing the third annual US Central Command chiefs of defence conference More


No Krishna-Qureshi meeting in London

GK NEWS NETWORK

New Delhi, Jan 27: External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna will not meet his Pakistani counterpart Shah Mehmood Qureshi when the two will be in London for a conference on Afghanistan on January 28.Krishna will, however, meet a host of world leaders separately - including US Secretary of State Hillary More


India escalating arms race: Zardari

GK NEWS NETWORK

Istanbul, Jan 27: Cautioning India against escalating arms race in the region, Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has said his government has kept open the option of dialogue with Delhi without lowering the guard.In an interview with Turkish radio and television, Zardari said India has already increased More


CITY RESIDENTS SEEK REMOVAL OF BUNKERS

Demos Rock Old City, Uptown; 14 Injured In Clashes

DANISH NABI

Srinagar, Jan 27: Residents of many city areas Wednesday staged massive demonstrations demanding removal of the bunkers and to protest the alleged atrocities of paramilitary CRPF troopers. At least 14 persons sustained injuries in the clashes that broke out between the angry youth and policemen later More


Martyrs mission will be accomplished: Malik

GK NEWS NETWORK

Kalampora (Puwlama), Jan 27: The Chairman of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front, Muhammad Yasin Malik, on Wednesday reiterated that sacrifices rendered by Kashmiris would not go in vain and movement would be taken to its logical end.“Mushtaq’s killing is the worst example of state terrorism More




  • Perspective

Sopore: It’s not apple!

From a Liberated Zone to Police District, this town has always been projected as a rotten apple in the barrel. It simply undercuts the presence of people and reduces the town merely to a territory, making any arbitrary action possible and plausible, both.

INKSIGHT BY MEHMOOD UR RASHID

Sopore’s wish is finally granted; it’s now a district, albeit police district! The town that has already seen many chiefs is now going to have one more - a police chief. ‘Law’ has mounted the offensive More



  • Op-Ed

Cricket Diplomacy and the Indo-Pak Peace Process

SPORTS POLITICS

WHAT CONFIDENCE CAN YOU THINK OF WHERE POLITICS IS MIXED WITH SPORTS, AIJAZ A WANI COMMENTS ON RECENT IPL AUCTION AND THE EXPULSION OF PAKISTANI CRICKETERS FROM THE TOURNAMENT

The snubbing of Pakistani players at the IPL auction has inflicted a big jolt to the already fragile Indo-Pak peace process in general and the people-to-people contact in particular. Though in other cases More




  • Reflections

Begin afresh, but don’t open the old wounds

 This refers to your article “a Letter to Kashmiri Migrant pandits” (GK, 02-12-09). I have no nose for political debates, as these can easily be distorted and disparaged. Generally majority has a More



  • Editorial

Preserving Heritage

Even if late, after much damage has been done to the cultural heritage of the State, it is good that the government has realized the need for its preservation. It is heartening that the government has More



  • News

Ration shortage hits valley

GK CORRESPONDENT

Srinagar, Jan 27: The Government has failed to stop pilferage in the distribution of ration by Consumer Affairs and Public Distribution department, leading to severe food shortage in Kashmir. There More



  • City

Speaker orders probe in patient's death at LD

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Jan 27: The Speaker, Legislative Assembly,  MA Lone on Wednesday ordered inquiry into death of a patient, allegedly due to negligence, at LD Hospital in the City. The woman belonged to his More




  • Jammu

+2 Lecturers’ Forum hail BOSE efforts

GK NEWS NETWORK

 Srinagar, Jan 27: The Jammu and Kashmir Plus Two Lecturers’ Forum, Kashmir province, general secretary Abdul Majeed Bhat has hailed the efforts of BOSE authorities, especially its chairman and secretary More



  • News

Ration shortage hits valley

GK CORRESPONDENT

Srinagar, Jan 27: The Government has failed to stop pilferage in the distribution of ration by Consumer Affairs and Public Distribution department, leading to severe food shortage in Kashmir. There More



  • GK Business

Govt to invite foreign diplomats to Kashmir over advisories

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

*  UK lowered travel advisory on Kashmir last year*25,000 foreign tourists visited JK Jammu, Jan 27: In a bid to boost tourism, Jammu and Kashmir government plans to hold discussions More




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