Beeru College faces staff shortage, students aghast

‘Building Not Designed As Per UGC Norms’

Budgam (Beeru), Dec 25: The students of Beeru Degree College have complained about lack of teaching faculty in the educational institution.The college has sanctioned staff strength of 15 Assistant and Associate Professors, but only eight posts have been filled up. “The studies of students have More

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Wathoora residents allege gross mistakes

Seek intervention of Revenue Minister, DDC Budgam

COMPUTERIZATION OF LAND SETTLEMENT

Budgam (Wathoora), Dec 25: The inhabitants of Wathoora in Tehsil Chadoora and its adjoining villages have criticized the officials of the Revenue Department for allegedly committing gross errors while undertaking computerization of land settlement in their area.  The Jammu and Kashmir Government More

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NREGA GUIDELINES FLOUTED, WORKERS PAID IN CASH

ACD BUDGAM ASSURES ACTION

Budgam (Khansahib) Dec 25: The Rural Development Department at Khansahib block of this Central Kashmir district is allegedly flouting the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) guidelines with impunity by disbursing the wages of workers in cash.Under NREGA, which is under implementation More

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Political workers ‘embezzle’ money meant for homeless people

Deserving beneficiaries demand probe

IMPLEMENTATION OF HOUSING SCHEME IN BANDIPORA

SUHAIL AJMALBandipora, Dec 25: Deserving beneficiaries of a centrally sponsored scheme meant for providing money to houseless persons here today alleged that most of the people registered under the scheme are political workers and influential persons.  They demand a transparent More

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KU’s general orientation course concludes

Srinagar, Dec 25: Stating that education is a continuous process, Vice- Chancellor Kashmir University, Prof Talat Ahmad Saturday underscored the need for creating more opportunities for young college and University teachers to debate issues of contemporary relevance in education. Prof Talat More

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Bhan demands probe in 2010 unrest killings

Srinagar, Dec 25: Senior Congress leader Ashok Bhan Sunday demanded probe into  killings of 120 persons in 2010 uprising and mysterious disappearances of Kashmiris. Speaking at the ‘Dedication Day’ function organized by Kashmiri Pandits through Kashmiri Samiti at Delhi, Bhan  demanded More

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Medical Colleges boiling pots of stress: Experts

20% suffer psychological morbidity

MANZOOR-UL-HASSAN

Srinagar, Dec 25: The medical colleges of valley are becoming ‘boiling pots’ of stress as around 20 percent of students are believed to have ‘psychological morbidity’, for which experts blame the outdated and vastness curriculum, and non-aptitude of the students towards the subject besides other social More

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Coalition Govt a failure: Dilawar Mir

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Dec 25:  General Secretary of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Muhammad Dilawar Mir on Sunday alleged that the coalition government had failed completely.   “Its leaders are enjoying the comforts of life while common people have been left to bear the negative impact of their More

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