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Government in catch-22 over district job bill
NC Members Stir Uproar; Opposition Stages Walkout
GK NEWS NETWORK
Jammu, March 26: The coalition government had to face an `embarrassing situation’ Friday after the members from the ruling National Conference joined the protesting opposition members in the state assembly, demanding tabling of the bill, banning inter-district recruitments.Entire opposition today More
Kupwara bandh on April 2
GK NEWS NETWORK
Kupwara, Mar 26: Kupwara Bachao Committee, spearheading the agitation over the inter-district recruitments, has called for Kupwara bandh on April 2 to press for banning inter-district recruitments.“We have called for Kupwara bandh on April 2 as the government doesn’t seem to be serious over enactment More
Grenade explosions rock Sopur, Srinagar
GK NEWS NETWORK
* SHO Rajbagh Escapes Unhurt * PS Khanyar Attacked * Pedestrian Wounded In Sopur Blast * Militant Killed Near LoC * VDC Members Have A More
5 injured in Sopur, Varmul clashes
ALTAF BABA
Varmul, Mar 26: At least five persons were injured when police fired teargas shells and used batons to disperse protesters in north Kashmir’s Sopur and Varmul towns on Friday.Hundreds of youth took to the streets after congregation prayers at Muslim Peer and Main Chowk in Sopur town and Farooqi More
12 colleges headless in Valley
1 Principal Heads 4 Institutions; Post Of Director Colleges Vacant
GOWHAR BHAT
Srinagar, Mar 26: Nearly 12 colleges in Kashmir Valley have been headless for more than 6-months and the all important post of the director colleges has also been lying vacant for quite a long time, sources told Greater Kashmir on Friday.The headless institutions include the Valley’s premier institute More
- Perspective
Pak-US dialogue
Are we heading towards a change for better
WORDS WITHIN BY FIRDOUS SYED
In the recent Pak-US ‘strategic dialogue’, a cautious new beginning seems to have been made. Sincerity in inter-state relations is a foolish notion. Nevertheless, America and Pakistan are making More
- Op-Ed
The ‘speaking’ tree
GREEN KASHMIR
Trees need to be thanked for the tonnes of carbon dioxide they absorb to save us from rising temperatures, global warming. So how can we be so thankless to them and cut them mercilessly, writes Basharat More
- Letters
Kashmiri Handicrafts: Patenting is the key!
This refers to the news titled “Chinese selling ‘Kashmiri’ Shawls” and the concern shown by Reyaz Malik (UAE). I equally share the pain of Mr. Malik while I see 'Kashmiri handicrafts' being exploited within More
- Editorial
Ground water question
In the wake of World Water Day, Jammu & Kashmir state is confronted with some very important and disturbing questions related to its water resources. World Water Day in our state was marked by some More
- Kashmir
Trees felled to establish migrant colony
People, forest officials aghast at move
ALTAF BABA
Varmul, Mar 26: The government’s move to construct a colony for migrant pandits over 40 kanal of land at Veerwan Sheeri here has evoked strong criticism from different quarters including the Department More
- Srinagar City
Make Lal Chowk bunker-free: Traders
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, Mar 26: The Lal Chowk Traders Association on Friday asked the government to relocate the bunkers from the City centre at an earliest saying the “presence of security forces couldn’t restore peace More
- Jammu
MAN HELD FOR ‘KILLING’ MOTHER
GK NEWS NETWORK
Jammu, Mar 26: In a bizarre incident, a man allegedly killed his 90-year-old mother after the two exchanged heated arguments in Satwari area of Jammu on Friday. Police said the accused entered into argument More
- South Asia
17 Pak prisoners repatriated
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
Amritsar, Mar 26: In a goodwill gesture, 17 Pakistani prisoners were today repatriated. The prisoners, including 14 who had been lodged in Tihar Jail, crossed into Pakistan through Attari-Wagah border More
- GK Business
Pampore produces world’s best quality saffron: Experts
RABIA NOOR
Srinagar, Mar 26: Even as saffron is grown at several places in the Valley, Pampore continues to monopolize its cultivation. As per the official figures available with Agriculture Department, 80 per cent More





