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Curfew, restrictions mark another Friday
Khankah March Foiled; Curfew In Bandipora, Kupwara, Sopur; Protests In Srinagar, Pulwama
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, July 23: Protests broke out in several parts of the Kashmir Valley on Friday even as authorities imposed curfew in Bandipora, Kupwara and Sopur towns in north Kashmir. Curfew-like restrictions were imposed in the summer capital here, particularly in the old city areas.The Hurriyat Conference More
No prayers at Jamia Masjid for 4th Friday
Interference In Religion: Mirwaiz; Lift Curbs Or Face Consequences: Grand Mufti
GOWHAR BHAT
Srinagar, July 23: Condemning the restrictions on congregational Friday prayers at Srinagar’s Jamia Masjid for the fourth consecutive week, the Grand Mufti of Kashmir, Mufti Bashir-ud-din, on Friday termed it as “infringement on the peoples’ fundamental religious rights.” The Mufti warned that if More
No need of indefinite strike: Salah-ud-Din
‘Stone Pelting A Means Of Resistance’
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, July 23: Justifying stone pelting as a means of resistance, the United Jihad Council chairman, Syed Salah-ud-Din Friday urged the pro-freedom leaders in Kashmir to unite and give direction to the ongoing movement. He said the “continuous” strike was not a solution to the Kashmir problem More
Keep peoples' problems in mind: Jama’at
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, July 23: Jama’at-e-Islami Jammu & Kashmir today stressed the need for demonstration of intellectual wisdom and farsightedness while framing the programmes for running the movement, keeping in view the people’s temperament and capacity.“It is imperative to keep in view the programmes More
Jailed Geelani endorses protest programme
‘But We Have To Strike A Balance’
TARIQ ALI MIR
Srinagar, July 23: Speaking out for the first time since his recent arrest, veteran pro-freedom leader and Chairman Hurriyat Conference, Syed Ali Shah Geelani, today endorsed the ongoing strikes and protest programmes given by the second-rung leaders of the Hurriyat.In an exclusive chat with Greater More
6-member core group to ‘strengthen NC’
Party May Contact Separatists
MUDDASIR ALI
Srinagar, July 23: With Kashmir continuing to remain tense over the killings in the past two months leaving mainstream politicians “marginalized”, the ruling National Conference Friday announced the formation of a high profile Committee to work for strengthening the party and keep the leadership abreast More
Peerzada does the impossible!
Asks Teachers To Attend Schools In Curfew
FAHEEM ASLAM
Srinagar, July 23: In a bizarre situation of its kind, the Jammu and Kashmir government is pressurizing academics to be present in educational institutions across the Kashmir Valley at a time when the authorities either impose curfew or enforce the prohibitory orders under Section 144 of the CrPC More
25 feared dead in Kishtwar accident
SHEIKH NASIR
Kishtwar, July 23: More than two dozen persons were feared dead when a passenger vehicle skidded off the road and fell into river Chenab near here Friday evening.Police said the ill-fated minibus (JK06-774) was on its way from Thatri to Kishtwar when it met with the accident near Wadra Bridge More
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- Opinion
Beyond rebellion
From defiance to instrument of change
WORDS WITHIN BY FIRDOUS SYED
Struggle for Azadi does not mean defiance alone; it is a complete way of life. A freedom fighter is fearless before tyranny. Yet he is God-fearing. While defying injustice he submits completely before More
- Op-Ed
Ship-wrecks or sea marks?
LESSONS OF HISTORY
CIVILIZATIONS HAVE FALLEN, NATIONS HAVE PERISHED. REASON? UNBRIDLED AMBITION AND AN UNCONTROLLABLE DESIRE TO CONQUER TERRITORIES, WRITES AARZOO KHAN
History laughs best because it laughs last! And these days, as it is smiling at us like that old friendly-enemy, some thoughts amble in the province of mind. In Mid-August of 1947, the mightiest empire More
- Letters
Punish guilty and the credibility will be restored
This is in reference to the continuous killings and human rights violations taking place across Kashmir valley during last many weeks. Elsewhere also there are protests, but nowhere force is used as it More
- Editorial
HRW and AI: Balancing Acts
In any credible democratic system, the rule of law is paramount. India’s democratic values, press freedom and commitment to the rule of law within its borders are generally well respected globally. When More
- Kashmir
Reconsider decision to appoint Prof Matoo as V-C: State to centre
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY ROW
NASEER AHMAD
Srinagar, July 23: The State government has asked the Union Human Resource Development Ministry to reconsider its decision to appoint Prof Amitabh Matoo as Vice-Chancellor of the Central University Jammu More
- Srinagar City
KU gets award for ICT implementation
CAPITAL HAPPENINGS
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, July 23: The Kashmir University Friday bagged an award for its role in implementation of the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in the education system. The KU Vice-Chancellor More
- Jammu
No EVMs, ballot boxes to be used in Panchayat polls
30,000 POLLING STATIONS TO BE SET UP ACROSS JK
RAJEEV SHARMA
Jammu, July 23: With Panchayat and civic bodies’ polls in J&K drawing nearer, the administration as well as election commission has geared up its men and machinery to make arrangements for holding More
- South Asia
No-confidence motion tabled against Farooq Haider
Attique nominated as leader of the house
NISAR AHMED THOKAR/ ROSHAN MUGHAL
Islamabad/Muzaffarabad, July 23: In an extraordinary but much-anticipated move, the opposition parties of Pakistan administered Kashmir (PaK) on Friday tabled a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister More
- Business
JK fruit growers to get subsidized transport
SUMIT HAKHOO
Jammu, July 23: In what could considerably eliminate the role of middlemen and provide direct market access to the fruit growers in the national and international markets, the J&K government has decided More




