• Lt Gen Jasbir Singh assumes charge as COS Northern Command
• JK first to have pro audit in health department
• 58 militants undergoing convictions in JK
• Anti-tank mine explodes, no casualty
• Coalition deceiving people: PDP
• KBC warns action
• Mufti, Mehbooba condole Tariq’s demise
• 14 hurt in Poonch clashes

Court records statement of prime witness

Papa Kishtwari Case

SAMAAN LATEEF

Srinagar, Mar 24: The Court of Principal and Districts Sessions Judge has completed the cross-examination of one of the witnesses in the killing of a contractor, Ali Muhammad Mir, allegedly by a government More

• Decade on, justice eludes Pathribal victims
• Work on road projects at a snail’s pace
• Transporters defer strike after govt assurance
• School education officers decry ‘political hooliganism’
• Kupwara areas consume contaminated water

CRPF takes over HMT premises ‘temporarily’

Industrialists irked; say it's militarization of industrial area

GK CITY CORRESPONDENT

Srinagar, Mar 24: The paramilitary CRPF has started camping at the HMT watch factory premises spanning over some 2000 kanals at Zainakote on the City outskirts. This has drawn flak from the industrialists More

• Comrade Inn inaugurated
• IGP CRPF receives Ehsaas students
• Sewerage system approved for Kohnakhan
• Let’s plant as many trees as possible
• Water scarcity at Shadab Colony

Lt Gen Jasbir Singh assumes charge as COS Northern Command

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Jammu, Mar 24: Lt Gen Jasbir Singh assumed the charge of the Chief of Staff (COS) of the Northern Command Headquarters at Udhampur today. Lt Gen Singh replaced Lt Gen B K Chengapa, who proceeds to More

• JK first to have pro audit in health department
• 58 militants undergoing convictions in JK
• Anti-tank mine explodes, no casualty
• Coalition deceiving people: PDP
• KBC warns action

Employee has fundamental right to be considered for promotion: SC

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New Delhi, Mar 24: The Supreme Court has ruled that a Government employee has a fundamental right to be considered for promotion and it is mandatory for the Centre and States to carry out cadre review More

• Load shedding triggers protests in Mirpur
• Govt nod to first class travel from April 1
• Religious fervour marks Ramnavmi
• Pak court reserves judgement on A Q Khan's petition
• India needs 800 varsities, 35000 colleges: Sibal

Wheat prices shoot up

Experts attribute rise to imminent expiry of 2 market intervention schemes

RABIA NOOR

Srinagar, Mar 24: With two major market intervention schemes the centre had launched sometime back to bring about stability in the wheat market expiring on March 31, prices of the commodity have begun More

• Valley gets first boutique hotel
• Make good quality seeds available to farmers: V-C SKUAST
• After PAN, TAN, here comes DIN
• RBI appreciates JK Bank for reaching out to all
• Govt agrees to up EDLI scheme benefit