Govt pursues dictatorial policies: Hurriyat (M)

Srinagar, July 14: Hurriyat Conference (M) on Wednesday accused the government of pursuing dictatorial and anti-people policies in Valley, terming these as highly condemnable.   “The continued More

• Shopian case adjourned till mid-Aug
• Bio-metric system to ensure attendance at Civil Secretariat
• Ruckus at DDB meet
• Jama’at condemns harassment of Kashmiri students
• ‘Sacrifices of youth will not go vain’

Schools direct children to complete course at home

Parents seek relaxation in syllabus, examination papers

NAVEED IQBAL

Srinagar, July 14: In the wake of prevalent situation and school diktats on completion of syllabus at home, many schoolchildren have started studying on the lines.   Given the continued restrictions More

• CRPF DENIES WATER SUPPLY TO BATAMALOO: RESIDENTS

Case registered against SHO

NO CLUE OF MISSING GIRLS: Dozens injured in fresh clashes

SHEIKH NASIR

Kishtwar, July 14: While the police remained clueless about the two girls, who went missing the other day, fresh protest erupted in Paddar area of this mountainous district on Wednesday forcing police More

• BJP opposes inquiry into youth killing in CRPF, police firing

Jairam launches National Mission on Seabuckthorn

STRESSES COLLABORATION WITH PAK, OTHER COUNTRIES

Leh, July 14: Union Minister of Environment and Forests, Jairam Ramesh launched ‘National Mission on Seabuckthorn’ during a function organised by the Defence Institute of High Altitude Research here on More

JK Govt, traders expect breakthrough on cross-LoC trade facilities

INDO-PAK TALKS

MUDDASIR ALI

Srinagar, July 14: With External Affairs minister, SM Krishna arriving in Islamabad on 3-day visit today, the Jammu and Kashmir government and state traders’ bodies are expecting a breakthrough on long More

• Kupwara gets Rs 83 cr annual plan
• ‘Valley faces shortage of medicine, essentials’
• Financial achievements in Varmul reviewed
• Gold futures rise on firm global cues