200-acre near IAF station in Budgam illegally acquired: BJP

Jammu, Aug 10: Alleging that 200-acre land near Indian Air Force station in central Kashmir’s Budgam district has been grabbed by private parties in connivance with government officials, the Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) on Wednesday said the CAG and the Ministry of Defence should probe the matter.& More

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38 yrs on, Bhatyas-Chilly road awaits completion

25,000 population still travels on foot, horseback

FIRDOUS KHANDEY

Gandoh, Aug 10: With just couple of days left when India will celebrate its 64th Independence Day, inhabitants of half-a-dozen villages in Gandoh tehsil of mountainous Doda district are still moving around in medieval times. Villagers of far-flung Galli, Haddal, Batholi, Manoo and Kuitha More

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Police arrest accused soldier after 6 years

STUDENT RAPE, SUICIDE CASE

GK NEWS NETWORK

Jammu, Aug 10: Police Wednesday formally arrested a solider on the charges of rape and abetment to suicide of a BEd student, about six years ago. The accused solider, Abdul Gaffar alias Aman Kumar, presently posted with Southern Command of the army was being questioned by the police from More

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836 British India coins found

Rajouri, Aug 10: A man Wednesday found 836 coins of British India period from his field at a village in this border district and handed it over to police. SSP, Rajouri, V.K. Sambyal told reporters  that police have taken the  custody of  836 coins of British Rule, found form More

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Pathania appointed as OSD, CU-J

Jammu, Aug 10: The Vice-Chancellor of Central University Jammu (CU-J) Sudhir Singh Bloeria on Wednesday appointed Registrar University of Jammu P S Pathania as the Officer on Special Duty (OSD). Pathania, who joined as OSD to Vice-Chancellor of CU-J today, resigned from the post of Registrar More

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PDP protests fake encounter

GK NEWS NETWORK

Jammu, Aug 10: Peoples Democratic Party Wednesday staged a protest demonstration in Jammu against the killing of an innocent civilian in a fake encounter at Surankot.The protest started from the party office and most of the senior leaders from Jammu were present in the demonstration.Addressing More

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Govt set to lock horns with transporters

FARE HIKE

SUMIT HAKHOO

Jammu, Aug 10: Transport unions and Government seem to be heading towards locking horns over the passenger fare hike, as despite ultimatum of 15-days given by the unions, the administration has decided not to consider their demand to affect 50 per cent hike in the fare. Sources said that More

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