• Army cannot afford to lower guard along LoC: Gen Singh
• Parents of missing `mystic’ approach Police
• Rains, flood ravage Jammu
• 6 dead, 10 injured in Kathua accident
• Pak Rangers return woman
• Cops thrash student leader
• Prone to natural calamities, JK yet to have vital Doppler Weather Radar
• BJP takes on Omar for helicopter trips
• Rehbar-e-Zirats felicitate G H Mir

Striking contractual teachers threaten to resign enmasse

ARSHAD M BHAT

Srinagar, Aug 11: A day after the State Government threatened to disengage the striking teachers working on academic arrangements in Valley colleges, the teachers today toughened their stand saying that More

• Pampore observes shutdown
• High Court quashes 11 PSA detentions
• 6 shops damaged in blaze
• Lend full support to deptts for completing projects: Speaker to people
• Sagar reviews works

Tourist boom gives life to floating marvels

‘HBOA played pivotal role in revival of our industry’

GK CITY CORRESPONDENT

Srinagar, Aug 11: While the tourist boom this year gave a new life to the industry after three consecutive summers of turmoil in Kashmir, the houseboats owners said “strategic developments” achieved by More

• Makhdoom Sahib locality seeks upgradation of basic amenities
• Stinking garbage shed mocks at plush Poloview
• Mirwaiz addresses Naqshbandh Sahib (RA) shrine gathering
• Peerzada for rationalisation of teaching staff in City schools

Army cannot afford to lower guard along LoC: Gen Singh

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Jammu, Aug 11: Stressing that soldiers must remain vigilant along the Line of Control (LoC), Army Chief General V K Singh today said the country cannot afford to lower guard along the borders. "Soldiers More

• Parents of missing `mystic’ approach Police
• Rains, flood ravage Jammu
• 6 dead, 10 injured in Kathua accident
• Pak Rangers return woman
• Cops thrash student leader

7 killed in suicide attack, roadside bombing in Peshawar

REZAUL H LASKAR/PTI

Islamabad, Aug 11: Twin attacks, including one by a burqa-clad woman suicide bomber, targetted security personnel in northwest Pakistan's Peshawar city today, killing seven persons and injuring 37 others More

• Pak court wants action against Musharraf in 7 days

Police got tactics wrong: Cameron

1,300 Held For Rioting

UK RIOTS

London, Aug 11: Prime Minister David Cameron Thursday said police had admitted to getting their riot tactics wrong as over 1,300 people were arrested for the violence in which hooded youths looted shops More

• Millionaire's daughter, postman among London looters
• Probe sought into White House role in Osama movie
• Syrian forces kill 17 in Homs as outrage mounts
• UK may intercept social media during crisis
• New software to access blocked websites