The liqour bait

Kashmir attracts tourists for a host of reasons, liquor and cinema figure nowhere

COMMENT By Hassan Zainagiree

Beaming joy and satisfaction on the record number of tourists who came to Kashmir this year tourism Minister Rigzin Jora stated some ten days before: 'Even the number is higher than the pre-militancy days. About six lakh Yatris who also came here did not confine themselves to paying obeisance at Amarnath More

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Their system, our system

Can we have a medical treatment in Kashmir like we have in Europe

LEARN FROM THE WEST By Hashim Qureshi

I am back with my readers after a gap of about two months and half. I travelled in Europe for eight weeks and also spent four days with my daughter in Dubai. I was unwell and my sugar level had increased. Medicines prescribed by European doctors became ineffective. I had to seek permission of the More

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Increasing Brand Communication

It can be done through brand visibility in retail outlets

MARKETING By Syed Irfan Shafi

The rural marketplace in India is getting more attractive day by day and the stagnation of sales in the urban markets is forcing marketers to go rural. Rural markets in India have undergone considerable changes as the urban markets have hit saturation and relative growth has slowed down. Marketers More

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Reconstructing the shrine

It's all the story of apathy from the government

FEEDBACK By Ashraf Fazili

This refers to the news item regarding Chrar-i-Sharief Development Project (GK 13th, 2011). I was the Project Officer from 2000 to 2002 and I feel it relevant to share some information with readers. Tsrar-i-Sharief has been the center of attraction for the people since last about 600 years as More

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