• SPS MUSEUM
• GMC rules out measles outbreak in Harwan belt
• Allow laying of water pipes; Wakil Colony residents
• WHOSE CHILD IS THIS?
• Lok Sabha Speaker gets warm welcome
• Bulbulshah Shrine Urs arrangements reviewed
• Peace TV orator delivers lecture in City

Pak HC invites Mirwaiz

Ahead of Indo-Pak talks

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, June 19: Ahead of the crucial Indo-Pak bilateral talks on June 24, Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi has invited Hurriyat Conference (M) chairman, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, to New Delhi for consultations More

• Day 2: JKLF activists court arrest in Sopur
• Boycott Panchayat elections: Geelani
• Islamabad remembers Qazi Nisar Ahmad
• SRINAGAR-LEH HIGHWAY
• 53rd All India conference of legislative bodies secretaries inaugurated

SPS MUSEUM

While artefacts will be shifted to their adjoining new abode in a few months, the old museum building will live to tell its tale

GK NEWS NETWORK

The Shri Pratap Singh (SPS) Museum building, which has been housing Valley’s artefacts for the past over a century is a heritage building with a history of its own. Historians said the Museum establishment More

• GMC rules out measles outbreak in Harwan belt
• Allow laying of water pipes; Wakil Colony residents
• WHOSE CHILD IS THIS?
• Lok Sabha Speaker gets warm welcome
• Bulbulshah Shrine Urs arrangements reviewed

Don’t interfere in our religious affairs: Leela Karan to Geelani

AMARNATH PILGRIMAGE

GK NEWS NETWORK

Jammu, June 19: Asserting that Hurriyat Conference (G) Chairman Syed Ali Shah Geelani had no locus standi to interfere in the religious affairs of Hindus, former convener of Sangrash Samiti Leela Karan More

• Probe demanded in woman’s death
• People protest for ration in Budhal
• Govt mulls new LA Complex in Jammu
• Jajjar Kotli to have artificial Lake
• Govt approves Rs 49 cr package for displaced persons

CORE CURRICULUM IN SCIENCE, MATHS ENDORSED BY STATES

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New Delhi, June 19: Come 2011, all states will have a common curriculum at senior secondary level in science and mathematics, a step that would pave the way for a possible common entrance test for admission More

• E-database of certificates: states' nod to HRD ministry’s plan
• Panel for resolving problems in RTE implementation
• Bhopal gas disaster: GoM discusses legal options
• Railways postpone exam

‘Doha round will not hit JK export industry’

NAZIA AKHTAR

Srinagar, June 19: J&K export industry is not going to be affected by the Doha round of trade negotiations, said experts at a day-long workshop ‘WTO Agreements and Implications for Select Industries More

• Valley businessmen continue trade across LoC
• Growers seek compensation on fruit damage
• DG Income Tax calls on Governor
• Make efforts to raise agri growth at 4 pc: PM
• 17 DRs inducted in selection grade