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BOSE fails in Class 10

Leaked Result On Facebook Triggers Chaos; Will Look Into The Issue: CM; Peerzada Pats His Back

FAHEEM ASLAM

Srinagar, Jan 11: Students in Kashmir might have bagged a good percentage of marks in class 10th annual examination despite the last summer’s unrest, but the conducting authority—State Board of School Education—has got zero to its credit. Reason: its failure in litmus test.It was a day full of More


De(grading) system?

449 Out Of 400!

ON Tuesday, Greater Kashmir office received scores of calls from students and parents, alleging gross discrepancies in the Matric result. The BOSE has this year introduced grading system as against the usual marks system.“My daughter has 469 marks out of 500. But in Science subject, she has been More


Girls outshine boys

UMER MAQBOOL DAR

Srinagar, Jan 11: Girls have once again outshined boys in the class 10th examination result by bagging first three positions. Out of 150 students figuring in the merit list, 90 are girls.Sana Fayaz daughter of Fayaz Ahmed of Presentation Convent School Srinagar bagged the first position with 495 More


Finally Grade system introduced

RAJEEV SHARMA

Jammu, Jan 11: The school Education department on Tuesday finally introduced the grade system for students at secondary level. The class 10th results for Kashmir region were declared on the basis of grades.“We have introduced Grading system for secondary classes so that the students don’t feel More


Cabinet to declare 37 villages backward

Discuss Fresh DPR For Swalkote Power Project

MUDDASIR ALI

Srinagar, Jan 11: The state cabinet would Wednesday discuss declaring over three dozen new villages across Jammu and Kashmir as backward besides hold deliberations on a fresh Detailed Project Report for construction of the 1200 megawatt Swalkote power project in Jammu region.The cabinet, which More


UN Rapporteur to visit Valley

To Assess Condition Of Human Rights Defenders

ARIF SHAFI WANI

Srinagar, Jan 11: In the backdrop of last year’s summer unrest in the Valley which left 112 civilians dead in police and paramilitary CRPF action, the United Nation’s Special Rapporteur will visit Kashmir next week to assess the condition of human rights defenders.Officials said Margaret Sekaggya More


Rabid dog kills 4-yr kid

ALTAF BABA

Baramulla, Jan 11: A four-year old boy died today after he was critically injured in an attack by a rabid dog yesterday at Chandawari Uri, some 35 kilometers from Baramulla town.The boy has been identified as Anzar Farooq Khan s/o Farooq Ahmad Khan of Chandanwari Uri.The family of the boy More


Mir demands quota for Kashmiri students

TARIQ RASOOL

Bandipora, Jan 11: Stating that he was striving to take the youth out of darkness, Minister for Agriculture and President of Democratic Party Nationalist, Ghulam Hassan Mir, today demanded special quota for Kashmiri students in the educational and professional institutions of the country.Addressing More




  • Opinion

BJP's Lal Chowk itch

Hindutva party is iconizing the square as a synonym for Kashmir problem

POINT OF VIEW--- BY RIYAZ AHMAD

It was a different Kashmir in 1991 when the then BJP president Murli Manohar Joshi decided to raise tri-colour at Lal Chowk. Militancy had overrun everything.  There was hardly a facet of life which More



  • Op-Ed

The solution lies in renewability

Energy crisis

THE RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY HAVE BOTH PERSONAL AND SOCIETAL BENEFITS. THESE ALONE CAN SOLVE OUR ENERGY CRISIS PERMANENTLY AND SAVE ALL FORMS OF LIFE ON EARTH FROM EXTINCTION, WRITES DR MUHAMMAD AMIN MALIK

Energy means Life. If energy is in crisis then life is in crisis. Energy Crisis is a situation in which available sources of energy are not sufficient to meet the required demands. An energy crisis may More




  • Letters

Let’s all introspect and see where lies the fault?

Mirwaiz Umar Farooq is right in saying that we need to introspect at the individual and collective levels. While we cannot out rightly say that we have failed to achieve anything out of the recent agitation More



  • Editorial

Green Cover

If there is any dominant physical character representing Kashmir Valley, it’s green. The beauty and richness of this valley in terms of its green cover needs no description. The forests, meadows and the More



  • 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




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