Won’t allow BJP to gain political hegemony in Kashmir: Bilal

Supports JKLF’s program

ARIF SHAFI WANI

Srinagar, Jan 17: The Chairman of Peoples Conference and senior Hurriyat (M) leader Bilal Gani Lone on Monday came down heavily on Bharitya Janata Party (BJP) accusing it of spreading its “sectarian and More

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Makhdoom Sahib (RA) Urs arrangements finalized

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Jan 17: Divisional Commissioner, Dr Asgar Hassan Samoon on Monday visited the shrine of Hazrat Sheikh Hamzah Makhdoom (RA) in Shahr-e-Khaas to review arrangements for the Urs celebrations, which More

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Minor reshuffle in forest deptt

26 DFOs transferred

GK NEWS NETWORK

Jammu, Jan 17: Government Monday ordered transfer and posting of at least 26 Divisional Forest Officers (DFOs). As per the order, issued here, Shabir Ahmad Patloo, PO North Jehlum, Budgam has been More

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200 passengers stranded in Kargil

GHULAM NABI ZIA

Kargil, Jan 17: At least 200 passengers are stranded in Kargil as the courier service introduced by the government has ‘failed’ to take off, the locals said.“Authorities in November 2010 had announced More

Valley consumers flay petrol price hike

Will stoke inflation: Traders

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Jan 17: The recent petrol price hike has evoked sharp criticism in the Valley with traders as well as consumers terming it “unjust.”  The traders and common consumers said the hike shall More

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SC's poser to JK Govt on Kashmiri pandits

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New Delhi, Jan 17: Asking the Jammu and Kashmir Government not to just harp on "dream proposals", the Supreme Court today wanted it to explain whether even one out of the thousands of Kashmiri Pandits More

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