Kashmir’s precious documents susceptible to fire,damage

Have procured fire-proof lockers: Govt

FAHEEM ASLAM

Srinagar, Apr 16: Kashmir’s historical documents at the Department of Archives here are not only in a mess but susceptible to fire for varied reasons, primarily in the wake of the institution’s failure More

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Abi Guzar landmark decays unattended

Govt apathy fails conservation of historic structures like Qureshi house in this City of immense tourism potential

M HYDERI

Dying Heritage THIS heritage house on the banks of Jhelum at Abi Guzar is decaying with each passing day as the government has failed to conserve such old landmark structures. Leave apart restoration of More

JKPM holds seminar on Dogra certificate

Jammu, Apr 16: The senior leader of All Parties Hurriyat Conference and chairman Jammu and Kashmir Peoples Movement Ghulam Ahmed Mir on Saturday blamed state as well as Centre for dividing people in the More

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Principal distt judge nominated PIOs

Kupwara, Apr 16: All Principal district judges are hereby nominated as public information officers of their respective districts and Registrar General will be the ex-officio, the First Appellate Authority More

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Stalemate on mutton rates continues

Govt appeals dealers to make product available for needy

NEXT MEETING FIXED FOR APRIL 21

Srinagar, Apr 16:  Seeking to break the stalemate on mutton issue, Divisional Commissioner Dr. Asgar Hasan Samoon today convened a meeting of meat dealers, civil society representatives, and civil More

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India concerned over Maoists continuous anti-India rhetoric

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Kathmandu, April 16: India has protested over anti-India rhetoric by the Maoists even after joining the government in Nepal, with New Delhi cautioning Kathmandu that such behaviour would not improve relations More

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