The Kashmir conflict

It is time to give peace a chance

WORDS WITHIN BY FIRDOUS SYED

Dry sunken eyes of the two widows, mother and a grandmother of a jailed teenager whom this writer met outside Baramulla sub-jail tell the entire story. Their sufferings are so profound; these are enough to move the stones. Seventeen years ago mother lost here young son and young wife her husband. More

A rare empathy

Of people living through a war-torn moment in history

FICTION BY SHREEKUMAR VARMA

Gopal Gandhi's saga of Tamil tea labourers in Sri Lanka opens with a siren. Velu, an estate worker, has risen early to blow on his conch, sounding the 6 a.m. alarm. The clarion call (to resume their tired lives each new day) is taken up by more signals until the entire estate comes alive. Performing More

  • Kashmir

Police present ‘Pak militant’ before media

‘No need for armed struggle’

WASIM KHALID

Srinagar Nov 26: Saleem Rahmani, 22, who police claimed to be Pakistani militant affiliated with Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT), said it was long arduous journey to infiltrate into this side of Line of Control More



  • Srinagar City

Kalai vandalized

Encroachments, Govt apathy kill Mughal heritage

M HYDERI

THE Mughal emperors would never have it in their wildest imaginations that their monuments would fell prey to encroachments while those on throne would act mute. But five hundred years on, this is what More




  • Jammu

Infant among 3 killed, 5 hurt in ‘mysterious’ Jammu blast

SYED AMJAD SHAH

Jammu, Nov 26: Three persons, including an infant, were killed and five member of a family were injured in a ‘mysterious’ explosion in their house in Jammu outskirts on Friday morning.The powerful explosion More



  • PaK

‘Rehab policy a gimmick’

TARIQ NAQASH

Muzaffarabad, Nov 26: Kashmiri refugees and former militants on Friday asked India to stop hoodwinking them through what they called “so-called rehabilitation package” and asked it to resolve the basic More



  • Business

Knowledge economy holds key to job creation: Experts

‘An uphill task for PM-appointed job panel to rejuvenate investment-deficient sectors in JK'

P A MUSHTAQ

Srinagar, Nov 26: It is an uphill task that New Delhi-constituted high-power job panel headed by C Rangarajan will have to face to rejuvenate investment-deficient sectors like agriculture, handicraft and More



  • News

2 years after 26/11, Mumbai mourns its dead

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Mumbai, Nov 26: Mumbai today commemorated the second anniversary of the terror attack with sombre ceremonies and prayer meetings to honour the 166 victims killed during the carnage.Amid tight security More



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