Mumbai Redux

But this time New Delhi's response is more nuanced

POINT OF VIEW BY RIYAZ AHMAD

Serial bomb blasts have shaken Mumbai again.  And there is a familiar debate going around on the extraordinary development.  Same old questions stare us in the eye.  Did the attack originate in Pakistan? Was it an indigenous project of some extremist Muslim group? Or was it, as Digvijay More
Predict-ability

The same old question. To be or not to be

MUSINGS By Altaf Khan

Once Prince Hamlet knew that Claudius had killed his father, the only course of action thereafter should have been taking the revenge of his father’s death. But this is something which anybody of us would predict but not something which Hamlet is able to decide. He may like to call it his moral scruple More
  • Kashmir

Bunkers irk residents

Concertina wires, barricades create impediments for people

WASIM KHALID

Srinagar, July 19: Even if many areas of Srinagar got relief after the bunkers were removed last year, there are some places in the City where these installations still act as “irritant” for the residents More


  • Srinagar City

ERA delay makes ADB loan go 'waste'

SMHS -SKIMS road macadamization now dependant on state exchequer

SYED IMRAN ALI HAMDANI

Srinagar, July 19: The Asian Development Bank loan worth millions of rupees meant for “improvement/ up gradation” of SMHS-SKIMS road has lapsed as the Economic Reconstruction Agency failed in the timely More



  • Jammu

Boulders smash house

3 of family killed in Thatri village

FIRDOUS KHANDEY

Thatri (Doda), July 19: In a tragic incident, boulders dislodged by the rains, crashed through a residential house killing at least three persons of a family, here on Tuesday morning. Official sources More


  • Briefs

Music programme held

Srinagar: As part of revival of cultural activities in the Valley the J&K Academy of Art, Culture and Languages organised a music programme at Hajin on Tuesday. Organised in collaboration with More


  • Business

Meat is not sweet for Valley consumers

Dealers charge `10 to 20 more per kg

MOAZUM MUHAMMAD BHAT

Srinagar, July 19: Three months after the government fixed retail mutton rate at `240 per kilogram in the Valley, consumers here are complaining of overcharging by the dealers with authorities acting as More


  • News

CET for all medical colleges in India

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New Delhi, July 19: The Government has decided in principle to hold a common entrance examination for admission to all medical colleges across the country from the next academic session. The in-principle More


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