Oil price hikes impact more ‘net importer’ Valley
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, Jan 11: Every time there is a hike in oil prices, it spreads consternation in the traders and consumers alike; but in the Valley the hike affects more. According to experts here while the oil price hike affects the overall price level in India, “the impact is felt more in ‘net import More
Sugar export put on hold
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, Jan 11: In view of high food inflation, the Food Ministry on Tuesday decided to put on hold the export of five lakh tonnes of sugar and referred the matter to an empowered group of ministers (EGoM) on food. "We have decided to refer the issue of sugar export under Open General License (OGL MoreJK participates in Kolkatta Food Festival
Srinagar, Jan 11: The J&K stall showcasing the culture, food and information about tourist places in the Himalayan state evoked overwhelming response from the people during the ongoing Kolkatta Tourism Festival. Director Tourism Kashmir, Farooq Ahmad Shah said most of the visitors to MoreGovt to hold placement fair
16000 youth to be trained in 2 years
GK NEWS NETWORK
Jammu, Jan 11: Directorate of Technical Education will hold ‘placement fair’ from January 14 to 22 at Government Polytechnic College, Jammu and on January 15 and 18 at ITI Srinagar and K G Polytechnic Srinagar for on the-spot recruitment of 700 diploma/ITI/MES-SDI pass outs. This was announced MoreAttn fruit growers
Jammu, Jan 11: Department of Horticulture, Jammu has advised the fruit growers/orchard owners of sub-tropical areas of Jammu Division to take precautions against the frost damage to the young fruit plants particularly mango, litchi, papaya and aonla resulting from prevailing decline in the temperatures More103 villages in Bandipora have 3 ‘sick’ ATMs!
TARIQ RASOOL
Bandipora, Jan 11: Despite tall claims by the banking industry in J&K about expanding their services to every part of the state, there are only three Automated Teller Machines in this north Kashmir district. The district that consists three tehsils, 103 villages and three municipalities MoreMilk output in India to touch record 121.5 mn tonnes
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, Jan 11: India's milk output is expected to touch 121.5 million tonnes in the current year, translating into a growth of nearly 4 per cent vis-a-vis the previous year, according to a US Department of Agriculture (USDA) report. "India's milk production in 2010 is estimated at 117 million tonnes MoreStraight Talk
Sajjad Bazaz
I am a small unit holder running my business successfully. I want to improve the production capacity of my unit and for that I need to upgrade the present machinery/ technology. Is there any way out to get finance for replacing the existing machinery?Sheikh Bashir Ahmad, KupwaraMore
- Kashmir
Constitution of Info Commission on cards
Srinagar, Jan 11: A committee headed by Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah, would meet on January 27 to discuss appointment of the State Chief Information Commission (SCIC). The opposition Peoples More
- Srinagar City
Canal ‘risks’ Ahmed Nagar Masjid, graveyard
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, Jan 11: A canal flowing in the rare of Masjid Hamzah, Ahmed Nagar on the City outskirts has risked the Masjid foundation and adjacent graveyard, the locals have complained. They said the More
- Jammu
700 structures to be removed for City road widening
Jammu, Jan 11: The state government has given its nod to remove as many as 700 structures which would pave the way for widening of Syed Mirakshah-Zakura and Khanyar-Zadibal-Pandach roads.The High Level More
- News in Brief
CRPF man shoots self
Srinagar, Jan 11: A Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) man on Tuesday ended his life by shooting himself with his service rifle in Sopore town.Constable R K Mehndi of CRPF’s 177 Battalion this morning More
- Business
Oil price hikes impact more ‘net importer’ Valley
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, Jan 11: Every time there is a hike in oil prices, it spreads consternation in the traders and consumers alike; but in the Valley the hike affects more. According to experts here while the More
- News
China says its troops never crossed border
K J M VARMA
Beijing, Jan 11: Claiming that its troops had “never crossed” the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with India, China today said it always respected bilateral agreements on maintaining peace and tranquility More


