Thus goes the verdict

Death sentence to Kasab, what next ?

IMPRESSIONS BY UDAY SHANKER

One after another chapter has been closing and opening in the 26/11 trail. Sometimes, it appeared as if India and  Pakistan were minutes away from  yet another war. And, at times, there was a More

• Questions of identity

Thinking beyond Shah Faisal

BREAKING THE SHELL

WHAT HIS SUCCESS TELLS IS THAT THE STUDENTS MUST ALSO EMBRACE DISCIPLINES BEYOND MEDICINE AND ENGINEERING, WRITES ASHOK OGRA

I read with interest excellent commentary by Ajaz ul Haq “Kashmir or no Kashmir, merit means merit” in this paper on May 9. The writer is right when he says  “they say Kashmiris are a bright lot. More

• A phenomenon called Dr. Naseer
• What really are we celebrating?

Let's encourage our own writers, our own books

This refers book review titled “Iqbal and Kashmir” by Prof. Muhammad Aslam. This is admirable on part of Greater Kashmir to publish reviews on books written by native writers. The book reviews by Prof More

• Congrats Faisal
• JKIL closure
• One banner
• Don’t interfere
• Unity efforts

DO MORE

The civil secretariat and other move offices after a gap of six months opened at Srinagar  at a positive note so far as the administration is concerned. The introduction of e-cards for the employees More

Kashmiri youth seek more opportunities

'Srinagar denied examination centres'

NASEER AHMED

Srinagar, May 10: The Kashmiri doctor, Shah Faesal, topping the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) examination has generated a debate in the Valley. Most Kashmiris believe that Valley youth can excel More

• NRKs reject Kasuri’s claim
• B’pore parks haven for drug addicts, authorities in slumber
• Asiya gets UK invite
• Soz welcomes resumption of Indo-Pak talks
• Court extends Firdous Shah’s remand

PATIENT INFLUX UP 36 %, INFRASTRUCTURE OBSOLETE

Overburdened hospitals

DANISH NABI

Srinagar, May 10: Notwithstanding a 36 % increase in patient influx at Government Medical College and its associated hospitals in the City in past decade, the infrastructure hasn’t been accordingly upgraded More

• DGP for smooth flow of traffic
• CM felicitates IAS topper
• Kumar Mohalla appeals for macadamisation

Land dispute kills 3

GK NEWS NETWORK

Jammu, May 10: Three persons, including two brothers, were killed in a clash over a land dispute in Samba district on Monday, police said.  “Members of two families clashed with each other over a More

• Centre approves Rs 22 crore to save Hangul
• ‘Shift helipad from Katra’
• IDKPYF welcomes Prof Mattoo’s appointment
• De-mined land handed over to villagers
• Man killed on Jammu border

Pakistan for uninterrupted dialogue process with India

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Islamabad, May 10: Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi Monday said he is looking forward to a telephonic talk with his Indian counterpart S M Krishna on Tuesday to decide the modalities for More

• PM pulls up Ramesh for his comment on MHA
• 2002 Gujarat riots: Togadia appears before SIT
• ULFA rules out talks without sovereignty
• Pakistan govt reimposes restrictions on A Q Khan
• 2 Pak officers, 7 troopers killed in fierce battle

‘Central excise duty exemption cannot be taken back from JK’

Union minister cannot take away something granted by PM: FCIK

RABIA NOOR

Srinagar, May 10: Valley’s apex industrial body, the Federation Chamber of Industries Kashmir, today said the special industrial package was applicable for 10 years for J&K. A section of press More

• Delay in decisions cost Rs 4.20 cr to JK
• Wakf Board to revise rentals of its properties as per market rate
• Ensure adequate supply of fertilizer to farmers: Mir
• Consumers to get timber from June
• ‘JK includes other schemes in NERAGA’

Russian coal mine toll 30

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Moscow, May 10: The twin methane blasts that rocked Russia’s largest coal mine in western Siberia have killed at least 30 people, with rescuers still searching for 60 missing miners trapped at the accident More

• Cuddle hormone cements mother-child bond
• Pak Taliban behind NY bomb attempt: US
• Some Pak officials know where Bin Laden is: Clinton
• Saudi Shoura backs fatwa on funding terror
• Premature babies ‘more sensitive to pain’, study shows