Rising Chinese pressure is the new factor
Nice compilation of places and people who reflect revived interest in Kashmir dispute and resolution. Your postulation of the three points of explanation is partly right, but only partly. In fact, the rise of the Taliban (whether Afghan or Pakistani) has not been the main trigger, though a connection MorePanchayat polls
The coalition government’s decision to hold Panchayat elections in April this year is fraught with dangers. The valley has just emerged from five month long turmoil which claimed more than 115 lives besides causing colossal loss to the property. For three successive years, the people witnessed political MoreArresting youth
This refers to the news “118 arrests, 10 PSA detentions in a month” (GK Feb.9). The recommendations of three interlocutors appointed by New Delhi have not been given a consideration by the state police or New Delhi. If they think that nocturnal raids, arrests and booking the youth under the draconian MoreIneffective efforts
This refers to the news “US efforts on Kashmir ineffective: CIA.” The United States is only bothered about its interests. Wherever they are served, US authorities enter into friendship with them. Kashmir issue is no priority for the world community. They supported Egypt because they were interested in MoreAmerica’s plan
Many people and the political parties have drawn parallels between the Egypt uprising and the political situation in Kashmir. While there may be certain similarities but looking broadly, the Egypt uprising and its final outcome, and the Kashmir situation, are altogether different. Egyptians are rejoicing More- Kashmir
Non-violent movement infused respect, dignity among Kashmiris: David Barsamian
WASIM KHALID
Srinagar Feb 15: The world renowned Armenian-American radio broadcaster and writer, David Barsamian, who is currently in the valley on Wednesday said the non-violent movement undertaken by Kashmiris has More
- Srinagar City
Milad (SAW) celebrations at Hazratbal shrine
5000 BUSES DRIVE TO SHRINE
GK CITY REPORTER
Srinagar, Feb 16: On Eid-e-Milad (SAW) around 5000 passenger buses and other vehicles drove to Hazratbal as thousands thronged the shrine on the banks of Dal lake. A traffic police official More
- Jammu
Shortage of essentials hit Doda, Kishtwar
Twin Districts Remain Cut Off
GK NEWS NETWORK
Kishtwar, Feb 16: Acute shortage of essential commodities has hit twin mountainous districts of Kishtwar and Doda – which remain cut off for the fourth consecutive day on Wednesday.Reports reaching here More
- News in Brief
Army holds awareness camp on drug abuse
Srinagar, Feb 16: Army’s 50 and 1 Sector Rashtriya Rifles organized an awareness workshop on the drug abuse at Khrew Pampore on Sunday. According to a communiqué, the main aim of the workshop was More
- Business
Institute will train entrepreneurs: JK Bank
RSETI inaugurated
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, Feb 16: Rural Self Employment Training Institute (RSETI) established by J&K Bank in district Baramulla was made operational when maiden two weeks’ training programme on “Entrepreneurship More
- News
2 MORE WITNESSES TURN HOSTILE
SEX SCANDAL 2006
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
Chandigarh, Feb 16: Two more witnesses, including a woman Special Police Officer, today turned hostile in the trial in the 2006 Jammu and Kashmir sex scandal, taking to four the number of such witnesses More


