Fished out from Dal, driver safe

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Nov 6: A speeding Maruti car on Saturday morning skid off the plush Boulevard and plunged into Dal lake when its driver lost control on the cab. He was rescued by the timely action of cops from Police Post Nehru Park. Police said the car driver Firdous Ahmed Shora son of Meraj Ahmed More

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Humhama protests paramilitary traffic 'terror'

2 MISHAPS IN TWO DAYS NEAR AIRPORT DROP GATE

GK CITY REPORTER

Srinagar, Nov 6: Witnessing two mishaps in two days, the residents of Humhama suburb on the Airport Road are up in arms against the paramilitary troopers accusing them of “deliberate rash and reckless driving in the civilian area”. On Thursday evening, two women in a Santro car (JK 01N 5848 More

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SKIMS HOSTS SEMINAR ON LAPAROSCOPY

CAPITAL HAPPENINGS

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Nov 6:  The SK Institute of Medical Sciences Soura on Saturday organised a seminar on Minimal Access (Laparoscopic) Surgery. An official handout said the seminar was conducted by department of General Surgery, SKIMS. “The department presented its laparoscopic work conducted More

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6 gamblers held from MR Gunj

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Nov 6: Six gamblers were caught red handed from Mr Gunj in Shahr-e-Khaas while a bet of Rs 5600 was recovered from them, police said on Saturday. It said Meraj Din, Sameer Ali, Ali Muhammad Naimu, Parvez Ahmed, Rahil Hussain,  and Tariq Ahmed, all from the Old City were caught More

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SDA colony threatens protests on power

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Nov 6: The residents of SDA Colony Bemina have threatened to stage protests should the Power Development Department (PDD) “fail to improve” power supply to the area. The residents said the power goes off for most part of the day. “We are without electricity for around 18 More

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Shah Faisal colony demands drainage

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Nov 6: Residents of Shah Faisal Colony on 90 feet (Nammath) Road Soura have appealed the authorities to construct a drain there on priority basis. The residents said the absence of drainage leads to waterlogging particularly during rainy season.  The residents were supported More

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