- TOP STORIES
Pak has role in Kashmir: Omar
‘Satisfied With Obama Visit’
RAJEEV SHARMA
Jammu, Nov 9: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Tuesday reiterated that Pakistan has a role in Jammu and Kashmir and if it does so it would be a great achievement for both the nations.He, however, suggested that the neighbouring country should play its role in right perspective. Omar told reporters More
SC upholds JK’s delimitation freeze
SLP Dismissed By Apex Court
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, Nov 9: The Supreme Court Tuesday upheld the freeze imposed by Jammu and Kashmir government on delimitation of assembly constituencies in the state till 2026 and dismissed the plea that it violated the “basic structure” of the Constitution.Rejecting J&K Panther’s Party chief Bhim More
Youth injured in Baramulla firing
Life Resumes Elsewhere
WASIM KHALID
Srinagar, Nov 9: Normal life resumed in the entire valley on Tuesday after three days of strike even as clashes broke out in north Kashmir’s Baramulla town against the arrest of a youth. One youth was injured in police firing on protestors.Clashes broke out in Baramulla against the arrest of a More
Clerics admonish Govt on Jamia Masjid siege
‘Allow Prayers Or Face Fatwa’
FAHEEM ASLAM
Srinagar, Nov 9: Muslim clerics Tuesday threatened to issue a Fatwa (religious decree) against the Jammu and Kashmir government if it disallowed the congregational afternoon prayers at the historic Jamia Masjid on coming Friday (November 12).This comes in the wake of government’s disallowance More
Geelani amends calendar
No Strike On November 13/15
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, Nov 9: Amending the conglomerate’s protest calendar, the Chairman of Hurriyat Conference (G) Syed Ali Shah Geelani called off the shutdown calls on November 13 and 15 in view of Eid-ul-Azha.However, Geelani urged the people to observe a complete shutdown on November 20. “We are forced More
Interlocutors start Round-2
Arrive In Leh, Meet LAHDC Members
MUDDASIR ALI
Srinagar, Nov 9: The New Delhi-appointed interlocutors on Kashmir Tuesday started their second visit to the state with two members of the team arriving in Ladakh to continue their dialogue process aimed at resolving Kashmir issue.The members- academician Radha Kumar and Central Information Commissioner More
No migrant family returned to Valley: GOI
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, Nov 9: The Government of India Tuesday said that no migrant family has returned to the Kashmir valley.“No family (migrant) has returned to the Valley and it is not possible to indicate any time line for the same,” Minister of State for Home Ajay Maken said in a written reply to Lok More
Normal day
Life returned to normal in Kashmir Valley on Tuesday as Hurriyat Conference (G), spearheading the ongoing “Quit Kashmir Movement” suspended the strike. Habib Naqash/GK
Hajj flight grounded at Jammu
Stranded Hajjis in Jammu being shifted to a hotel on Tuesday. Panic gripped Jammu Airport after the tyres of a Delhi bound flight with 145 passengers, including 98 Hajjis, caught fire. Mir Imran/GK
Guard of honour
Civil Secretariat reopened in winter capital, Jammu, on Monday amid tight security. Mir Imran/GK
In run up to Eid
Nomads use Mughal road to move towards plains ahead of Eid-ul-Azha. Mubashir Khan/GK
Earning livelihood
Vendors sell vegetables at banks of world famous Dal Lake in Srinagar on Sunday. Aman Farooq/GK
Autumn Beauty:
A mighty Chinar in fall colour overlooking Dal Lake in Srinagar. Mubashir Khan/GK
- Opinion
Obama in Kashmir
Overall, the visit of US president made for an interesting time in Valley
POINT OF VIEW BY RIYAZ AHMAD
It was an exceptionally peaceful Kashmir that greeted president Obama's India visit - civil curfew notwithstanding. There were no protests, no incidents of stone pelting anywhere in Valley. And this seems More
- Op-Ed
As we stand powerless
JK Power vs Instruments of Accession
SURRENDERING WATER RESOURCES OF OUR STATE MEANS LOSING NOT JUST INDEPENDENCE, BUT HONOR TOO, WRITES ZEESHAN PANDITH
More relevant than the highly-debatable “Instrument of Accession” are so many other yesteryear as well as present-day instruments of accession/surrender for it is through these instruments that Kashmir More
- Letters
After all it's the question of her honor
Aijaz Aslam, a renowned Islamic scholar and Peace TV orator, on his first visit to Kashmir while addressing a gathering at Government College of Education early this year, remarked that he was disappointed More
- Editorial
Dark Hours
A place so rich in water resources and so deficient in its power supplies is an irony of an indescribable magnitude. Saying this is just an expression of obvious. There is no shock value to it, neither More
- Kashmir
Shakeel seeks reinvestigation, files protest petition
SHOPIAN CASE
SAMAAN LATEEF
Srinagar, Nov 9: Seeking re-investigation in double rape and murder of teenager Asiya Bano and Neelofar Jan of Shopian in May last year, the complainant Shakeel Ahmad Tuesday filed a protest petition before More
- Srinagar City
Class 8th paper leak
Sgr given fresh paper, elsewhere ‘leaked one’
ABID KHAN
Srinagar, Nov 9: At a time when the class 8th exam papers were allegedly out on streets and even on the social networking websites, the State Institute of Education (SIE) on Tuesday replaced the papers More
- Jammu
CM for harnessing agri potential in JK
Jammu, Nov 9: Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah today reiterated his government’s determination to uplift the farming community and bring about a healthy change in their economic condition. Addressing More
- News in Brief
JKSM welcomes Obama’s K-remarks
Srinagar: J&K Salvation Movement acting chairman, Tufail Altaf Bhat has welcomed the US President, Barrack Obama’s statement that Kashmir was a long pending dispute and urged India to accept the reality More
- Business
Trade unions oppose Centaur ‘sell out’
Threaten agitation
MUDDASIR ALI
Srinagar, Nov 9: The proposed move by the Air India to lease out the Centaur Lake View Hotel here on Dal banks to a Mumbai based company is all set to snowball into a major controversy for the state government More
- News
CHINA MAY ATTACK INDIA: MULAYAM
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, Nov 9: Former Defence Minister, Mulayam Singh Yadav on Tuesday claimed that China could attack India “soon” and the threat needed to be taken seriously against the backdrop of the 1962 invasion More




