Canadian diplomats call on Malik

UMER MAQBOOL DAR

Srinagar, Nov 21: The 2-member team of Canadian High Commission called on the chairman of Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front Muhammad Yasin Malik here on Sunday.   The team comprising July G. Bentley head of political affairs and Sumitra Dave, economic and political advisor of Canadian More

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After house listing, focus on population enumeration

CENSUS 2010

MUDDASIR ALI

Srinagar, Nov 21: With first phase of Census in Jammu and Kashmir nearing completion, the authorities have shifted focus on crucial population enumeration which is all set to start early next year. Sources told Greater Kashmir that though the first phase of the decadal exercise—Listing Operation More

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‘Soz misquoted’

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Nov 21: Congress on Sunday denied that the president of the Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee had contradicted Chief Minister Omar Abdullah’s statement on naxalites.         “Prof Soz was misquoted by a section of the press. He had merely More

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Power project leased to Chandigarh firm proves useless for Budgam villagers

Chirag Taley Andhera

GK NEWS NETWORK

Budgam, Nov 21: The inhabitants of Branwar village and its adjoining areas are up in arms against a private firm for failing to provide uninterrupted electricity after establishing a mini-hydroelectric power project in the area following the consent of the state government.  “For the last More

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Local bodies has role in socio-eco development of towns: Tara

Srinagar, Nov 21: Deputy Chief Minister, Tara Chand today said the Local Bodies had a pivotal role in the development of towns. He said Local Bodies could change the socio-economic standard of the people living in towns for which Centre had provided funds liberally.Hailing the work executed under More

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Improve condition of school buildings: JKTF to govt

Srinagar, Nov 21: The J&K Teachers’ Forum chairman, Abdul Qayoom Wani has asked the government to take concrete steps to improve the condition of school buildings in the state in general and Srinagar city in particular.Addressing a meeting of Forum office-bearers here, Wani lamented that the More

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G’bl youth for increase in teachers posts

SHEIKH NAZIR

Ganderbal, Nov 21: The educated unemployed youth of district Ganderbal today presented a memorandum to the Law and Parliamentary Affairs Minister seeking increase in the number of teachers post for the district.  In the memorandum presented to the minister during an Awami Durbar, the youth More

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Gurupurab celebrated in Valley

Srinagar, Nov 21: The Sikhs today celebrated 541st birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev Ji in the Valley with traditional fervor and gaiety.  Sikhs thronged various Gurudwaras across the City where Shabad Bani was recited. The largest function was held in Gurduwara Chatti Padshahi, Rainawari More

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Geelani condemns Kishtwar killing

Srinagar, Nov 21: Condemning the civilian killing in Kishtwar, Hurriyat (G) Chairman, Syed Ali Shah Geelani termed it the worst case of ‘state terrorism.’ In a statement, Geelani said the killing of a farmer in Kishtwar had ridiculed the claims of government about decrease in the human rights More

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Police-public meets held at Khrew, Matrigam

Srinagar, Nov 21: A police-public meet was held at Khrew Awantipora in which Superintendent of Police, Deputy Superintendent of Police and SHO Pampore participated. According to a police communiqué, people from Shershali Khrew, Wahab Sahib, Wuyan, Ladhoo, Batina, Nagandar and Indrus attended More

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