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Teenager killed
Witnesses Say Police Killed Him;Cops Say ‘Death Mysterious’
MUDDASIR ALI
Srinagar, June 11: A class 12th student was allegedly shot dead at Rajouri Kadal in downtown Srinagar this evening with eyewitnesses accusing police of killing the teenager in cold blood. Police described the killing as “a mysterious death.”Eyewitness said Tufail Ahmad Mattoo son of Muhammad Ashraf More
Hard for family to believe
MUDDASIR ALI
Srinagar, June 11: A long deserted lane leads to Khalil Manzil at Saida Kadal. There was ere silence outside the two-storey building. Nearby, a group of youth in mid 20s were whispering. Perhaps the fateful news had reached to the ears. But nobody dared to muster the courage to knock at Mattoo house More
Army seeks records from DC
UMER MAQBOOL DAR
Srinagar, June 11: Army on Friday sought details relating to fake encounter killing of three Nadihal youth from Deputy Commissioner Kupwara.A letter from 28 Infantry Division was shot to DC Kupwara seeking details and other relevant records pertaining to the fake encounter killings of three youth More
Whose baby is traffic signal installation?
Traffic Deptt, R&B Pass The Buck
FAHEEM ASLAM
Srinagar, June 11: Notwithstanding traffic mismanagement, rising road accidents and mounting vehicular population, Jammu and Kashmir is yet to switch over to electronic traffic signals which, according to experts, can go a long way in effectively manning the traffic and minimizing accidents.According More
Delhi confused: Mirwaiz
‘Kashmir Main Hurdle In Indo-Pak Ties’
ZULFIKAR MAJID
Srinagar, June 11: The Hurriyat Conference (M) chairman, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, Friday said that New Delhi has no Kashmir policy and “the Government of India is confused on Kashmir.”“With due regards to Prime Minister of India, Dr Manmohan Singh, I say that New Delhi has no Kashmir policy and they More
- Opinion
Moment to think
All is not well with our education system
WORDS WITHIN BY FIRDOUS SYED
Burn Hall, much sought after by parents keen to get their sons admitted in this well known School of Srinagar is in news. Unfortunately for the wrong reasons. Mid-teens students of a School, which over More
- Op-Ed
Of Art and Artists
CREATIVITY
WHERE YOUNG AND EXPERIENCED WORK TOGETHER AND SEE HOW ART BLOOMS AND ARTISTS EXCEL, MEHRAN QURESHI SUMS UP A WORKSHOP
Representation is essential to art and art exhibitions. When we talk of representation, we mean it in all its ideological, symbolical and meaningful socio-cultural and/or political implications. However More
- Letters
Making civil servants more accountable
This refers to the news report regarding enactment of a law to make civil servants more accountable and answerable. A bill will soon be introduced in the parliament regarding this issue. New civil services More
- Editorial
Saffron National Mission
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s announcement of a National Mission for Kashmiri saffron during his Kashmir visit is a welcome move. Greater Kashmir has learnt that the mission is likely to comprise of More
- Kashmir
COME FORWARD FOR TALKS: NC TO SEPARATISTS, MILITANTS
SAMAAN LATEEF
Srinagar, June 11: The ruling National Conference on Friday asked the separatist leaders and militant groups to come forward to hold dialogue for permanent resolution of the Kashmir issue. “Separatists More
- Srinagar City
Pak artist speaks theater at KU
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, 11 Jun: Pakistani artist Madeeha Gauhar on Friday visited Kashmir University and delivered a lecture on Theatre as an agent of social change in contemporary Pakistan. Gauhar, a creative More
- Jammu
BGSBU ‘shuts’ after protests
*Supplementary Exam System Demand Triggers Unrest*V-C denies, Says University Closed For Summer Break
SHAFIQ MIR
Rajouri, June 11: The campus of Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah University was closed on Friday after students seeking implementation of supplementary examination system protested and announced their plan to More
- South Asia
Pressure mounts on Arjun Singh on Anderson controversy
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, June 11: Pressure mounted on Arjun Singh Friday to break his silence on allowing Union Carbide chief Warren Anderson to flee the country as senior Congress leaders dismissed any role of Rajiv More
- Business
Cool summer makes Valley hot tourist spot
NAZIA AKHTAR
Srinagar, June 11: With scorching heat beating down in other parts of the country, the Valley has become an ideal spot for the tourists coming in droves to enjoy the incredibly pleasant June in Kashmir More
- World
Israel to form committee to probe flotilla attack
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
Jerusalem, June 11: Under intense global criticism, Israel has decided to set up a committee headed by a former Supreme Court judge to probe the deadly raid aboard a Gaza-bound aid ship that left nine More






