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India, Pakistan firm up new CBMs on Kashmir

Kargil-Skardu Bus Link, Increase In Frequency Of Srinagar-Muzaffarabad Service On Cards

INDO ASIAN NEWS SERVICE

New Delhi, July 18: In their first contact after the July 13 Mumbai blasts, Indian and Pakistani officials met Monday to firm up new confidence-building measures to expand trade and travel across the two halves of Kashmir, which are likely to be unveiled during the foreign minister-level talks later More


Pak FM to meet separatist leaders

UMER MAQBOOL

Srinagar, July 18: Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi is likely to invite Kashmiri separatist leaders to meet the country’s Foreign Minister, Hinna Rabbani Khar during her upcoming visit India.Sources told Greater Kashmir that Pakistan High Commission has already informed the Hurriyat Conference More


1500 Sarpanchs, Panchs remain unelected

Jammu, July 18: Amid great hype over the large-scale voter turnout in the recently concluded Panchayat elections in Jammu and Kashmir, around 1500 Sarpanchs and Panchs remained unelected across the state leaving the government in catch-22 situation.Well informed sources told Greater Kashmir that More


SAC selection panel meet put off

CM Indisposed; Soz Calls On Omar

FAHEEM ASLAM

Srinagar, July 18: A crucial meeting to constitute the State Accountability Commission was Monday postponed at the eleventh hour in the wake of Chief Minister’s indisposition and also the speculations that consensus eluded the coalition partners, National Conference and Congress, over the issue.
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Coalition to discuss issue: Cong

Srinagar, July 18: The names of probable candidates for chairman and members of the State Accountability Commission would be discussed in NC-Congress coalition coordination committee meeting on July 22 before convening the meeting of the selection panel again.“The NC-Congress coordination committee More


EMPLOYEES’ MARCH FOILED

JCC Threatens To Intensify Agitation

MANZOOR-UL-HASSAN

Srinagar, July 18: Police Monday foiled the march of the state government employees to civil secretariat here and detained over 200 protesting employees including its top leaders.Over 1000 employees under the banner of employees’ conglomerate Joint Consultative Committee (JCC) assembled near Exhibition More


Mehbooba, Tarigami condemn police action

Srinagar July 18: Strongly condemning today’s police action against government employees, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) president Mehbooba Mufti said it was yet another instance of “an inefficient government trying to enforce peace through state violence.”In a statement Mehbooba said “the draconian More


Working on PSA amendments: Govt

Sagar Puts Ball In CM’s Court

MUDDASIR ALI

Srinagar, July 18: Under pressure from global human rights watchdog, Amnesty International, to revoke the controversial Public Safety Act (PSA), the Jammu and Kashmir government Monday said it is working on a proposal to amend the law and do away with some of its harsher clauses.State Law Minister More


Gen Hasnain visits Lolab

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, July 18: The General Officer Commanding of the Army’s Srinagar-based 15 Corps, Lt Gen SA Hasnain, Monday visited Lolab in north Kashmir’s Kupwara district where five militants were killed in a joint operation by Army and JK Police on July 15, a defence spokesman said.“The GOC congratulated More


AAI to refurbish Srinagar International Airport

Remaking Of Domestic Building, Separate International Terminal On Cards: Capt Malik

FAHEEM ASLAM

Srinagar, July 18: Srinagar International Airport is all set to undergo a major facelift in a bid to ease out congestion and prepare for operation of international flights in near future.In an exclusive chat with Greater Kashmir, the Srinagar-based AAI Director, Capt Raj K Malik, said the Airports More




  • Opinion

Mumbai blasts and Indian media

No gory pictures and rhetoric please

IMPRESSIONS BY BINOO JOSHI

The ghastly nature of the Mumbai blasts last Wednesday evening or for that matter any terrorist strike, are visible to everyone. But the worst part was the way the Indian media displays the gory pictures More



  • Op-Ed

Growing old? Worry not

Age gracefully

STILL THERE IS A LIFE YOU CAN LIVE AND ENJOY, NIGHAT HAFIZ ON PERSONALITY DISTURBANCES IN OLD AGE

"He who is of calm nature will hardly feel the pressure of age" but when energy wears down and ambitions fizzle out it is hard to say that the pressure of age is felt by some and not all. Aging is a process More




  • Letters

Littered explosives: Beware of these death traps

This refers to the killing of two boys in Tral recently due to shell explosions. The fatalities by ‘unexploded ordnance’ (UXO) during the first seven months of this year in the state have gone up to nine More



  • Editorial

Ensuring Speedy Justice

‘Justice delayed is justice denied'; whosoever has noted this phrase for the first time has very aptly summed up the whole phenomenon of slow ‘legal redress’ system and its consequences on the justice More



  • Kashmir

CAPD officials involved in ration black marketing

AUTHORITIES IN SLUMBER

KHALID GUL

Kulgam, July 18: The officials of Consumer and Public Administration Distribution (CAPD) department here are allegedly resorting to black marketing of ration leaving the consumers high and dry. “Tonnes More



  • Srinagar City

ADB funded road improvement project leaves Safa Kadal area dilapidated

5 years on, vital connect between SMHS-SKIMS hospital in shambles

SYED IMRAN ALI HAMDANI

Srinagar, July 18: The Asian Development Bank funded Rs multi crore project aimed to “improve and upgrade” the road connectivity in Srinagar from Jehangir Chowk to SK Institute of Medical Sciences Soura More




  • Jammu

Bhaderwah now few miles away to world

CHAMBA ROAD TO COME ALIVE AFTER 30 YEARS

SALEEM CHOUDHARY

Bhaderwah, July 18: The captivating valley of Bhaderwah with its abundant natural beauty is now only few miles away to the outer world through the once forsaken Chamba road, the up-gradation and restoration More



  • South Asia

'PPP committed to Kashmir cause'

APHC Sole Representative Body Of Kashmiris: Chaudhry Majeed

NISAR AHMED THOKAR

Islamabad, July 18: The president of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), Chaudhry Majeed on Monday claimed that his party was country’s sole political party which promoted and projected Kashmir cause at international More



  • Business

Telecom operators in JK again under DoT scanner

Prepaid services face threat of permanent suspension

RAJEEV SHARMA

Jammu, July 18: With J&K still facing the ban on Short Message Services (SMSes), telecom service providers in the state have once again come under the scanner of the Department of Telecommunications More



  • World

Scientists unravel secret to a long life

London, July 18: Scientists have claimed to develop a technique that they say may lead to a longer life. Unfortunately, the treatment is only fit for pets at the moment. The possible cure for age More




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