• TOP STORIES

Interlocutors pitch for DAA revocation

Panel Members Call On Chidambaram

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New Delhi, Dec 9: Interlocutors on Kashmir, who have submitted their report to Union Home Minister P Chidambaram on Friday expressed the hope about a “positive outcome” for review of the Disturbed Areas Act (DAA) from areas where there was no presence of the Army.“We have given a set of recommendations More


Snowfall in upper reaches, rains lash plains

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Srinagar, Dec 9: Moderate snowfall in the high altitude areas and incessant rains in plains continued for the third consecutive day across the state Friday prompting authorities to briefly suspend traffic on the vital Srinagar-Jammu highway this morning.The nearly 300 km Srinagar-Jammu highway More


Release Rs 356 cr for Dal dwellers’ rehabilitation: High Court to GOI

LAWDA Asked To Furnish Report Within Two Weeks

D A RASHID

Srinagar, Dec 9: The High Court has asked the Ministry of Finance, Government of India, to sanction additional financial assistance of Rs 356 crore – already committed - for the rehabilitation of Dal Lake dwellers within three months.“Three months time is granted to enable the Ministry of Finance More


UN against censoring internet

Sibal In Damage Control Mode

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New Delhi, Dec 9: Amidst raging controversy over the government of India’s proposal to monitor content in cyber space, UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon Friday said access to the Internet and various social media must not be blocked as a way to prevent criticism and public debate.In his speech More


BJP legislators take on Jaitley, RSS

‘Our MLAs Voted For Farooq In 2009’

RAJEEV SHARMA

Jammu, Dec 9: In a fresh salvo, five ‘disqualified’ and ‘deemed’ legislators of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday dropped a bombshell, alleging two party MLAs had voted in favour of union minister and NC president Farooq Abdullah during Rajya Sabha elections in 2009.These MLAs also made More


US SEISMOLOGIST WARNS OF DEADLY KASHMIR QUAKE

Experts Call For Valley’s Micro-Seismic Zoning

ARIF SHAFI WANI

Srinagar, Dec 9: A study by a prominent US based seismologist has warned that Kashmir Valley is likely to be hit by an earthquake of largest ever magnitude. But the study does not specify any particular time-frame.However, the Kashmir based experts recommend the state government to undertake micro More


Winter no excuse for delay in works: Omar

Jammu, Dec 9: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Friday said that winter should not be an excuse for delay in the completion of works in the winter zone of the State.“There are available technical and other means to keep works going on even in severe cold conditions,” he said adding that the process More


88 killed in Kolkata hospital fire

Kolkata, Dec 9: At least 88 persons mostly patients were choked to death when a major fire engulfed a multi-speciality centrally- airconditioned seven-storey 190-bed AMRI private hospital in the metropolis early today."Most of the deaths were caused by suffocation," Fire Service and Disaster Management More


JK Govt orders safety audit

Srinagar, Dec 9: Alarmed by the deadly inferno at a Kolkatta hospital, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Friday directed the home department to get a safety audit done for all major hospitals in the state.“Have instructed the Home Department to order a fire safety audit of all our major hospitals,” More





  • Briefs

Dr Tasaduq awarded

Srinagar: Pediatrician, Dr. Tasaduq Ahmad Mir has been given Lung India Award-2011 for his research paper “Study of Cystic Fibrosis in Kashmiri Children.”  The award has been given to him by More




  • Opinion

Muslim world crisis

The solution lies in allowing Muslim countries to shape their own destiny

WORLD WITHIN BY FIRDOUS SYED

Muslim world nowadays is in real turmoil, regrettably not a new development. Ever since Muslim civilization lost its power and prestige, political instability has become (barring very few Muslim countries More



  • GK Magazine

GUIDE NO MORE TO LEAD THE WAY IN INDIAN CINEMA

DEV ANAND BROUGHT TO THE BIG SCREEN THE FIRST SHADES OF URBAN CINEMA

DEV ANAND BY ALTAF KHAN

“I will not make a film without Dev Anand. If a role demands me and my age then I will always act.” This is what the iconic and one of the only romantic heroes of his times Dev Anand had to say about himself More




  • Letters

NATO strikes

 This refers to the column ‘’ Mighty don’t apologize’’ (GK 4-12-11) by Ajaz ul Haque. Recently NATO airstrikes have killed 24 Pak soldiers and America is no way interested to apologize. The author More



  • Editorial

Conflict Disorders

It has been well known for quite some time now that certain hormonal disorders found in Jammu & Kashmir lately, particularly in its disturbed areas, had their origin in the raging conflict. What we More



  • Business

JK Bank teller machines in dock

Customers complain poor service; say ATMs give out soiled notes

MUKEET AKMALI

Srinagar, Dec 9: Not content with its ATM services, the J&K Bank customers today alleged that most of the teller machines of the bank had been a great “disappointment” for the card holders.The customers More



  • Sports

JK-Hyderabad match ends in a draw

RANJI TROPHY PLATE GROUP-B

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Dec 9: The Ranji Trophy plate group-B match between Jammu and Kashmir and Hyderabad ended in draw as hosts scored 296 in 81 overs in its second innings while losing only two wickets at the end More



  • Kashmir

Body recovered at Khanmoh

Srinagar, Dec 9: Police has recovered body of a male, 50, from Industrial area Khanmoh Pantha Chowk.  According to police spokesman, the deceased is wearing an olive colored sweater. Anybody More



  • Srinagar City

GOVT WAKES UP TO TACKLE TRAFFIC MESS

Div Com chairs meeting; Pulls up SMC, R&B; Seeks laying of Zebra Crossings

GK CITY CORRESPONDENT

Srinagar, Dec 9: The administration Friday woke up to tackle traffic mess in the City including its two key entry points –the Shalteng and Pantha Chowk with Divisional Commissioner, Dr Asgar Hassan Samoon More




  • Jammu

Amend recruitment rules for present day demands: Panel

Jammu, Dec 9: Committee on Subordinate Legislation of Assembly today recommended amendment in the recruitment rules of Rehbar-e-Taleem (ReT) to make the selections more transparent and need based.  More




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