• JK political parties react cautiously
• Declared dead, infant turns alive
• Girl ends life

Rescued Hangul falls prey to official negligence

Mauled to death by leopard in breeding center

MUDDASIR ALI

Srinagar, Aug 20: In an example of gross negligence by Wildlife authorities, a Hangul (Kahmir stag) which was shifted to newly set up Breeding Center at Tral, in south Kashmir’s Pulwama district, was mauled More

• Beaten lensmen recall ordeal
• CS reviews status of urban reforms in JK
• ‘246 families from Kalai to be rehabilitated at Wanganpora’
• Former NC MLC approaches Court
• Altaf distributes Rs 3.30 lakh worth IAY cheques

WHO WILL BELL THE FAÇADE CONTROL CAT?

While successive regimes spoke about conservation of traditional buildings, their concern didn’t go beyond statements

M HYDERI

EVEN though the heritage buildings in Srinagar have been an attraction for many, particularly the tourists coming to this world famed scenic City, successive regimes have done little to conserve the traditional More

• 1500 KG polythene recovered
• Saudi professor speaks on public health
• Science seminar held

JK political parties react cautiously

ANTI-GRAFT CRUSADE

RAJEEV SHARMA

Jammu, Aug 20: Political parties in Jammu and Kashmir, which has attained the dubious distinction of second most corrupt state of the country, seem to be maintaining a “guarded position” over anti-graft More

• Declared dead, infant turns alive
• Girl ends life

PaK cabinet hails McCain visit

NISAR AHMED THOKAR

Muzaffarabad, Aug 20: The cabinet meeting presided over by PaK Prime Minister Chudhary Abdul Majeed on Saturday sought United States’ pro-active role to settle the Kashmir dispute in order to diffuse tension More