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Slaves don't raise hands - even in submission

WRITE HAND BY AJAZ UL HAQUE

A group of ten loyal ministers was asked a question. `Those who are slaves to the king will raise their hands'. Nine did, the tenth didn't. Surprised at the `audacity', courtiers asked about the secret behind this `courage'. The minister poured his heart out. `How can I raise my hand without seeking More
Kashmir-The dangerous dimensions

To meet that danger and to find out a solution, we need to look beyond the stated positions

VIEWPOINT By Dr.Mirza Ashraf Beg

Despite being a medico I was destined to observe the multiple dimensions of Kashmir problem from my childhood and I grew up    under the shadows of, ‘Hum Kiya Chahtay - Aazadi.’To understand the dimensions of Kashmir problem we need to have a bird's eye view of the political More
Losing lives, losing count

How long this bloodshed will continue in the valley

ANALYSIS By Tahir Muztar

It was June 2010. Exactly 22 months after Amarnath Land Row, 2008 that I started  writing the third part of this book “Kashmir Trampled.” That was  with regard to the land row and  on the  blockade imposed by the Sangh Parivar against Kashmir.  While intending to write on More
  • Kashmir

Tufail Matoo killing:Police registers case

'Death mysterious, investigation under murder charges'

SAMAAN LATEEF

Srinagar, July 17: After 36 days, police finally filed a first information report in Tufail Ahmad Matoo’s killing and investigations have commenced in the case under murder charges.  Terming Tufail More


  • Srinagar City

YATRIS ENJOY HOSPITALITY

SAY SRINAGARITES MOST GENEROUS IN COUNTRY

MOAZUM MUHAMMAD

Srinagar, July 17: Despite tense situation prevailing in the Valley, Yatris have been enjoying a hassle-free journey to Amarnath cave and find the transit at Srinagar most hospitable even though the summer More



  • South Asia

Muzaffarabad women protest Kashmir plight

SEEK WITHDRAW OF TROOPS FROM JK

ROSHAN MUGHAL

Muzaffarabad, July 17: Hundreds of women on Friday staged a protest rally organized to express solidarity with the people of Kashmir. Raising pro-freedom slogans, women in burqa and veils thronged More


  • Business

Markets see half-day rush

* Petrol pumps, vegetable sellers, groceries witness heavy rush* JK Bank ATMs disburse Rs 19 cr, record 50,000 transactions

RABIA NOOR

Srinagar, July 17: Getting a half-day breather after about two-weeks’ running shutdowns and curfews, markets in the summer capital Saturday remained abuzz with business activity with people thronging shops More


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