Ahad Jan terminated

Srinagar, Feb 10: Ahad Jan, the police constable who threw a shoe at Chief Minister Omar Abdullah during an I-Day parade on August 15 last year, has been dismissed from service. Jan, who is currently More

• Trader, employee shot at
• Victims bodies still untraced
• UJC condemns ‘atrocities’ on Kashmiris
• Hand over Bhat’s mortal remains to Kashmiris: JKLF to GoI
• Court asks police to arrest two ex-army men

Lal Chowk loo encroachment bid turns mockery

Tourism dept claims to have erected shutter; Says SMC demolished

GK CITY CORRESPONDENT

Srinagar, Feb 10: A month after Srinagar Municipal Corporation (SMC) demolished alleged encroachment at a public urinal at Lal Chowk, the Tourism Department woke to own responsibility for having erected More

• How officials fail Government?
• Div Com comes to Gulshan Nagar rescue
• Nowpora complains of foul water

Govt’s decision draws flak, opposition unhappy

PANCHAYAT ELECTIONS

SUMIT HAKHOO

Jammu, Feb 10: Government’s decision to hold Panchayat elections has drawn flak from the opposition parties, with main opposition PDP terming the exercise as meaningless, while Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP More

• Police procures special plastic bullets, triple action grenades

Highway closed today

Srinagar: Authorities have decided to keep Srinagar-Jammu highway closed for vehicular traffic on Friday. “The decision to keep the highway closed has been taken to carry out the repair works near More

• Court convicts murder accused
• IISM clarifies
• Urs Mubarak
• DSE engages 96 ReTs, regularizes 41 in Jammu

PaK premier says Intra-Kashmir trade a landmark step

'Ceasefire line can be a line-of-commerce'

TARIQ NAQASH

Muzaffarabad, Feb 10: Pakistan administered Kashmir Prime Minister Sardar Attique Ahmed Khan Thursday said the intra-Kashmir trade was a landmark step towards the economic development of the disputed Himalayan More

• India told to limit trucks carrying goods to PaK
• Beware! this call may con you of money
• JK declares 2011 as Adventure Tourism Year

11candidates file nomination papers

PAK COUNCIL POLLS

TARIQ NAQASH

Muzaffarabad, Feb 10: Eleven candidates, ten of them from three major parties, filed their nomination papers against the four vacant seats of the Pakistan administered Kashmir Council here on Thursday More

• Cabinet nod for amendment to law on print media policy