• On 4th death anniversary, family accuses Govt of cover up
• March to Pathar Masjid today: Hurriyat (G) to women
• Use of muscle power, rigging in polls a history: CEC
• JKLF (R) concerned at leaders’ detention
• Troopers, cops go on rampage
• 6-months events sign of aggressive militaristic approach: IPTK
• SKUAST-K VC APPOINTMENT
• Stop Genocide in Kashmir: KCSDS
• HCBA condemns innocent killings
• PM grants Rs 2.20 cr for GB hostels upgradation
• YRDN concerned over killings
• KU postpones exams
• Aasiya aghast at CM’s statement
• Omar to head SC Advisory Board
• Applications invited for IAS induction
• Man suffers cardiac arrest after seeing son’s condition
• Sagar for construction of sarai at Tujjar Sharief
• Aspirants urge PSC to extend date
• People left to CRPF’s mercy: Jama’at
• Kashmir bound passengers stranded
• PL pays tributes to Islamabad martyrs
• Forest guard in SVO net

On 4th death anniversary, family accuses Govt of cover up

WHEN CRIPPLED YOUTH FELL TO CRPF BULLETS

ARIF SHAFI WANI

Srinagar, June 30: Rehmatullah Bhat, 52, a baker at Munawarbad shares grief of 11 families of the Valley which lost their beloveds to bullets of paramilitary CRPF and police in past 19 days.  “I can More

• March to Pathar Masjid today: Hurriyat (G) to women
• Use of muscle power, rigging in polls a history: CEC
• JKLF (R) concerned at leaders’ detention
• Troopers, cops go on rampage
• 6-months events sign of aggressive militaristic approach: IPTK

TROOPERS ON WINDOWPANE SMASHING SPREE IN CITY

GK CITY CORRESPONDENT

Srinagar, June 30: Even though curfew has put a check on the protest demonstrations, the paramilitary CRPF is allegedly continuing to smash windowpanes of residential houses and civilian vehicles which More

• SSP City chairs police meeting
• Don’t damage our handcarts: SMC
• Postal cover on Jamia Masjid released
• KU hosts Nature of Violence in Our Age
• Wounded cop can’t go home due to curfew!

Govt fails to provide security cover to NHPC

GK NEWS NETWORK

Jammu, June 30: Central government has once again asked Jammu and Kashmir government to arrange proper security cover for the employees of National Hydro-electric Power Corporation (NHPC) for initiating More

• PDP, BJP to launch protest against JK govt
• Vehicle shortage cripples police department: Report
• 50 CRPF companies to guard Sgr-Jmu Highway
• Probe allegations, submit report: DDC to officials
• PP tells Governor to dismiss coalition government

‘India following Israeli policy’

NISAR AHMED THOKAR

Islamabad, June 30: The convener of Hurriyat Conference (G) Pak chapter Ghulam Muhammad Safi on Wednesday accused India of giving “unbridled powers to troops to carry out genocide of Kashmiris.”   More

• Kashmir protests reflect alienation: CPI (M)
• Pak refutes India’s assertion on 40 militant camps
• Nepal Prime Minister resigns amid pressure from Maoists
• 20 militants killed in northwest Pakistan
• Naga minister returns after brief detention in Nepal

Oil Tankers’ Association withdraws strike call

Govt assures security,compensation

SYED AMJAD SHAH

 Jammu, June 30: The Oil Tankers’ Association Wednesday withdrew their strike call following assurances by the government to provide adequate security en-route Kashmir Valley besides compensating More

• Rather bags Achievers Excellence Award in Dubai
• Beware! You may get fictitious calls, mails from RBI
• Sufi delivers lecture on tax laws
• CGM NABARD calls on Guv
• Fuel price hike justified,Oppn being hypocrites: Deora

Nuke crown jewel of Pakistan is deterrent against India: Mullen

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Washington, June 30: Pakistan believes that nuclear weapons are its “crown jewels” and a deterrent against India, a top US military official has said, even as he expressed deep concern over the safety More

• 8 militants killed in gunbattle at Afghan airport
• Hajj, Umrah generate SR30bn annually
• No Palestinian state by 2012: Israel FM