• Jammu gets lion’s share in Edu dept posts
• BSF lodges protest with Rangers over ‘ceasefire violation’
• Mystery shrouds ASI’s death
• Windstorm disrupts power supply in Jammu city
• Former SRTC employees decry management
• Balraj Puri congratulates people

Crackdown: Police detains 150 youth

UMER MAQBOOL DAR

Srinagar, July 11: In a major crack down on protesters and stone pelters, police has detained nearly 150 youth for allegedly participating in anti-government protests and stone pelting during the past More

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Shahr-e-Khaas still under siege

SRINAGARITES CONTINUE TO FACE SHORTAGE OF ESSENTIALS

RABIA NOOR

Srinagar, July 11: Even as people face shortage of essentials following prolonged curfew in the Valley, the Shahr-e-Khaas continued to be under siege Sunday while the authorities claimed to have lifted More

• CE PHE BEREAVED
• SMC mulls old City sanitation, seeks 'safe passage'
• KUTA condemns ‘Kashmir plight’
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Jammu gets lion’s share in Edu dept posts

Out of 1339, Kashmir gets only 495

MUDDASIR ALI

Srinagar, July 11: Notwithstanding its claims of working for equitable development of all regions of the state, the National Conference-led coalition government has approved almost double the number of More

• BSF lodges protest with Rangers over ‘ceasefire violation’
• Mystery shrouds ASI’s death
• Windstorm disrupts power supply in Jammu city
• Former SRTC employees decry management
• Balraj Puri congratulates people

PaK civil society condemns killings in Kashmir

Demands probe, revocation of AFSPA

G U KYANI

Islamabad, July 11: The Civil Society in Pakistan has condemned the recent civilian killings in the Kashmir and impressed upon the Government of India to fulfill its obligation to protect the right to More

• Civil society calls Kashmir killings senseless
• Jaiswal blames local administration for Kanpur boy’s death
• Maoists bid to end deadlock, set 3 months to manage combatants

Vegetable prices go sky high

Consumers complain profiteering, overcharging, shortage of essentials

NAZIA AKHTAR

Srinagar, July 11: In the face of continued curfew in the Valley since past few days, the prices of the essential commodities have increased considerably. The consumers on Sunday, when there was relaxation More

• Rs 60 cr earmarked under NREGA for JK
• LoC trade continued amid curfew
• Petrol prices may change every fortnight

Fidel Castro makes rare appearance

AL JAZEERA

Havana, July 11: Fidel Castro, the leader of Cuba’s communist revolution, has appeared in public for the first time since handing over power to his brother four years ago, according to local bloggers and More

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