Unprecedented security arrangements in Jammu ahead of I-Day

GK NEWS NETWORK

JAMMU, Aug 14: Tight security arrangements have been made in Jammu, including the areas in and around the mini-stadium, the venue of I-Day function, to avoid any untoward incident. Additional deployment of about 1000 personnel from police and para- military forces have been made to keep ‘ More

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GGF holds seminar on ‘employment scope for JK youth’

Jammu, Aug 14: The Gandhi Global Family (GGF) today organized a seminar ‘Employment Scope for J&K youth’ wherein the speakers representing various political, social , trade and commerce organizations, besides government  functionaries,  academicians, experts and  professionals spoke More

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TUF FOR RELIEF TO AFFECTED NOMADS

RAINFALL AFTERMATH

Jammu, Aug 14: Voicing concern over the huge losses suffered by nomad families due to heavy rains that lashed Jammu for two days, Jammu Kashmir Tribal United Forum (TUF) leaders today urged the Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah to immediately constitute a high level committee to make an assessment of the More

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Landslides,potholes lead to chronic traffic jam

HIGHWAY NIGHTMARE

GK NEWS NETWORK

Jammu, Aug 14: The Srinagar-Jammu highway Monday witnessed chronic traffic jam following sinking of road and landslides between Nandani-Bantalab stretch, leaving thousands of vehicles stranded for several hours. Official sources told Greater Kashmir that a portion of road near Nandani tunnel More

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Land slides kill 2 Vaishno Devi pilgrims enroute

GK NEWS NETWORK

Jammu, Aug 14: Two pilgrims, including a nine-year-old girl, were killed and six others were wounded after they came under a landslide, triggered by heavy rains, enroute to the famous shrine of Vaishno Devi, this morning. Official sources said that at least eight pilgrims, on their way to More

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Bodies of 2 Hizb militants recovered

FIRDOUS KHANDEY

Bonjwa, Aug 14: Forces have recovered decomposed bodies of two Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) militants from high altitude of 4,000 meter Badidoke area in Bonjwa belt of district Kishtwar. Official sources told Greater Kashmir that the Hizb militants are believed to have died due to extreme cold More

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Centre should not bow before separatists: VHP

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Jammu, Aug 14: The Centre should not succumb to the pressure of separatists and other parties in the case of Parliament attacker, Afzal Guru, the VHP unit of Jammu and Kashmir said today."Guru should be hanged so that country clearly gives the message of its tough stance against terrorism. The government More

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