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, which include five children, as per a news report. The causalities have put a question mark over MoreGood statement
I appreciate Chief Chief Minister Omar Abdullah for making a blunt statement on Mumbai attacks. Omar has rightly asked the people to desist from speculating about who is behind the serial blasts in Mumbai in which 18 persons have been killed and over 130 injured. Whenever such attacks have taken place MoreRestore service
This refers to the news that the Valley-based tourism traders’ bodies have welcomed the announcement Chairman, Airports Authority of India, V P Agarwal recently made regarding impending operation of international flights from Srinagar International Airport. It is indeed a welcome initiative which needed MoreMumbai blasts
This refers to statements by both factions of the Hurriyat Conference condemning the Mumbai serial blasts. The statements have proved that Kashmiris are concerned about loss of human lives in any part of the world. The Hurriyat factions are right hat such acts are inhuman and an attempt to derail the MoreWork together
This refers to the loss of innocent lives in Mumbai attacks recently. Such incidents are highly condemnable and points toward the insecurity that people in this country are facing. However, it is encouraging that both India and Pakistan have rued the loss of lives and resolved to work together to fight MoreMumbai violence
This refers to the shocking news of Mumbai blasts in which many innocent lives were lost. It's unfortunate that we are witnessing this kind of bloodshed. Human lives have a value and we must not forget that there is no sin graver than killing a human being. The blasts could have derailed the peace process MoreWhose responsibility?
It is pathetic that we are seeing developmental work going on at a snail's pace. Kashmir is lucky to have a natural beauty which nowhere in the world can be seen. But we are equally unlucky that we are not developed as we should have been. A flyover which takes a few months elsewhere takes not less than MoreClimate change
It's good we are seeing a peaceful summer after three consecutive turbulent summers. We hope this climate change lasts. We hope that young boys and girls go back to their studies and Kashmir sees prosperity in every field. There is no doubt that we must not forget our democratic rights and we must peacefully 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


