Seesaw Kashmir
The problem is political and is bound to surface every now and then, till it is addressed poltically, writes Tariq ShahIT is the same song, same dance! It is a déjà Vu: the Happy Valley is aflame, again. Post More
Same Old Song
Enough. Let's have something new to sing
KASHMIR BORES By Ibreez Ajaz
The entire Kashmir affair has become quite boring. Nothing sparks my interest anymore. The country is stuck on the same old song, and everyone is too scared to give the jukebox a whack so the next tune’ll play. Meanwhile, the incessant droning of the all-too-familiar chorus and nauseating notes More- Kashmir
Shaheen booked for challenging accession
SAMAAN LATEEF
Srinagar, July 20: The general secretary of High Court Bar Association (HCBA) G N Shaheen has been detained for challenging accession of Jammu and Kashmir to India and instigating violence in Kashmir.& More
- Srinagar City
‘DEADLY’ SANAT NAGAR SQUARE CLAIMS ANOTHER LIFE
WHILE GOVT AWAITS CENTRAL NOD FOR FLYOVER CONSTRUCTION TEENAGER ANNA BECOMES LATEST VICTIM
GK CITY CORRESPONDENT
Srinagar, July 20: With the government failing to construct an alternative to the “ill planned” Sanat Nagar square, the deadly site consumed another life Monday when teenager Anna Javed was crushed to More
- Jammu
Vested interests sabotaging peace: Omar
Jammu, July 20: Asserting that the development works would continue with accelerated pace despite difficult situation in some parts of valley, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Tuesday asked the people to More
- South Asia
CPI (M) for political dialogue in JK
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, July 20: Expressing concern over the killing of civilians in Kashmir, the CPI (M) today asked the government to immediately start the process of political dialogue with all shades of opinion More
- Business
J&K’s ‘dependency syndrome’ and the unknown facts
RBI State Finances Study 2009-10
ARJIMAND HUSSAIN TALIB
Yaoundé (Cameroon), July 19: It is an old story now that 60 per cent of Jammu & Kashmir state’s expenditure comes from central ‘grants.’ Within India, and even abroad, this theory is widely circulated More
