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

• HC rejects Qayoom's bail
• Magisterial probe, Army inquiry, SHRC fail to give justice to Sajjad’s family
• HCC drivers thrashed
• Legal Services seminar held
• ‘Dropouts to be brought into formal education’

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

• City organizations offer Qurbani services
• Demolitions on Foreshore Road
• SKIMS to host World Diabetes Day
• Sarfie Colony road needs repairs

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

• OMAR INTERACTS WITH SPs, REVIEWS LAW AND ORDER
• Extract timber without delay: Altaf to SFC
• Panic grips Jammu Airport
• Court acquits former Spl Secy Health, ors in graft case

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

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

• Agro Industries employees without salary for 5 months
• SRTC revival on cards

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

• Ready for consultation on UNSC reform: China
• FO Summons US Envoy
• Intl community bound to support Kashmir struggle: Dr Fai
• Cong axes Chavan, Kalmadi