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'Kashmir can't be resolved militarily'

Not Enough Army Present In Valley: Lt Gen Hasnain

UMER MAQBOOL

Handwara, Apr 3: General Officer Commanding of Army’s 15 Corps, Lt Gen Syed Atta Hasnain, Sunday said that no problem in the world, which involves people, can be resolved militarily. “No problem in the world involving people can be solved militarily. But military has a role to stabilize environment More


DOGRA CERTIFICATE IN FOCUS

Attempt to divide state on ethnic lines?

Political Circles, Civil Society Smell Rat In Government Plan

FAHEEM ASLAMSrinagar, Apr 3: Amid sharp criticism over the diversion of funds worth millions of rupees from Kashmir to Jammu in a clandestine manner, the National Conference-led coalition government in Jammu and Kashmir has come under sharp scanner of civil society and politicians More


Cry for SVC Act replacement gets shriller

Police Officials, Judges Seek Strong Legislation To Curb Corruption

FAHEEM ASLAM

Srinagar, Apr 3: The cry for replacement of the Jammu and Kashmir State Vigilance Commission Act-2010 is getting shriller, with a number of former police officials, retired judges and journalists from within and outside the state objecting to the legislation on the grounds that it was a ‘toothless More


CPA team to move SC against killings

WASIM KHALID

Srinagar, Apr 3: A 10-member civil society group from New Delhi Sunday said they are mulling to file a petition in Supreme Court to seek punishment for the security personnel involved in the killing of 118 persons during the 2010 summer unrest in Kashmir and also to seek the release of High Court More


CM PREDICTS PEACEFUL SUMMER IN KASHMIR

Forces Directed To Exercise Restraint’

JAVAID MALIK

Srinagar, Apr 3: Hoping that coming summer would be peaceful, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Sunday said that forces, including army and paramilitary, have been directed to ensure that no incident, which can trigger trouble in the Valley, takes place. “I have apprised top leaders in New Delhi More


Omar pays obeisance at Ajmer Sharief

Shown Black Flags By RSS Men

AGENCIES/GKNN

Ajmer Sharief, Apr 3: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Sunday paid obeisance at the Dargah of Hazrat Khwaja Moin-ud-Din Chesti (RA) here. He was accompanied by his family members.The Chief Minister prayed for the peace and prosperity of the state and well being of the people of Jammu and Kashmir More


'Faizan to be released by Tuesday'

WASIM KHALID

Srinagar, Apr 3: The Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Sunday said Faizan Rafiq of Anantnag (Islamabad), booked under the Public Safety Act, will be out in next two days. “I’ve issued the orders on Friday, papers are being processed so by Monday or Tuesday he’ll (Faizan) be out,” Omar wrote on More


Govt to study Dal catchments

GIS, Remote Sensing To Help Assess Damage, Plan Conservation

ARIF SHAFI WANI

Srinagar, Apr 3: The Jammu and Kashmir Government has decided to conduct satellite studies on the catchment areas of Dal lake here to assess damage and change in land use during the past one decade. Incidentally, the Dal catchment has witnessed a drastic change due to human interference and More


Cabinet expansion after LC polls: Soz

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Jammu, Apr 3: Asserting that there is no delay in cabinet expansion to fill the vacant ministerial berths in Jammu and Kashmir, state Congress chief Prof Saifuddin Soz Sunday said that the process is expected to take place after the polls to Legislative Council on April 13.“The expansion is expected More


'Militant killed in Shopian'

Srinagar, Apr 3: Police Sunday said a militant belonging to Hizb-ul-Mujahideen was killed in a gunfight in south Kashmir’s Shopian district.“A joint party of police and army cordoned off Tharna village this afternoon and launched searches. Militants present there opened fire on the search party More




  • Opinion

What after Mohali?

Is Third Party Intervention a way out?

PUNCHLINE BY Z. G. MUHAMMAD

Pakistan lost semi-finals to India in Mohali. Cricket is not my cup of tea. I don’t know if ‘divinity intervened’ as many in India believe. Or Pakistan’s stars are down these days as many newspapers wrote More



  • Op-Ed

Commemorating Ghulam Ahmad Ashai

Fourth April

HE WAS A MAN OF MANY SHADES AND DIMENSIONS WHOSE NAME SHALL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED BY THE STUDENTS OF KASHMIR'S SOCIO-POLITICAL HISTORY. DR.JAVID IQBAL PAYS TRIBUTE TO AMM’LAL ASHAI ON HIS 116TH BIRTH ANNIVERSARY

Ghulam Ahmad Ashai, known lovingly as Amal-i-Ashai [Amm’lal Ashai (Lal from Lala-the tulip, delightful to look at with a varied inner shade, depicting the pain of life, trait of a person-tender and concerned More




  • Letters

Property tax: It lacks concern and common sense

The Legislative Assembly's adoption of the Bill, authorizing Urban Local Bodies including Municipal Corporations, Councils and Committees to impose property tax on commercial and residential establishments More



  • Editorial

India Lifts Trophy

Saturday was the moment of joy and pride for over 1.2 billion Indians. Team India lifted the World Cup trophy once more, after a gap of 28 years. No need saying that cricket is as passionate an affair More



  • Kashmir

School certificates, detention orders differ on age of detainees

PSA DETENTIONS

SAMAAN LATEEF

Srinagar, Apr 3: There is a strange discrepancy in the age of youth booked under the Public Safety Act in Kashmir, with the detention orders and school certificates differing on their age. In one More



  • Srinagar City

ZERO BRIDGE

City’s link to international cinema

Being acknowledged as first ever feature film from Kashmir going hit in the international markets, Zero Bridge, in no time has won several prestigious awards. It’s a dramatic narrative about contemporary More




  • Jammu

Info deptt hailed for coverage

Jammu, Apr 3: Minister for Rural Development and Parliamentary Affairs has hailed the Information department for efficient and professional coverage of Government policies and programmes. He said More



  • Briefs

KU team inspects BEd college

Srinagar, Apr 3: A team of Kashmir University officials Saturday inspected Sochkral Memorial College of Education at Pulwama. Unlike previous inspections, the team members found at least 80 percent More



  • Business

'KVIB schemes benefit 50,000 artisans’

State-level sale exhibition concludes

GK NEWS NETWORK

Jammu, April 3: A seven-day long State Level Exhibition-cum-Sale by Khadi & Village Industries Board concluded here today. CEO KVIB Ravinder Singh was the chief guest on the valedictory function.  More



  • News

Minority fear forced KPs to leave Kashmir: Jagmohan

‘I DIDN’T ORDER KILLING OF INNOCENTS’

KASHMIR NEWS SERVICE

New Delhi, Apr 3: Distancing himself from the issue of migration of Kashmiri Pandits and massacres of protesters in 1990, former Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, Jagmohan said that ‘minority fear’ was the More




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