Indus Water Treaty requires a re-look
ACROSS THE TABLE
Political aspiration can wait, economic aspiration cannot. Indus Water Treaty is against J&K’s economic interests.Minister for agriculture Ghulam Hassan Mir in an interview with Nissar Bhat. Excerpts
Agriculture is a vast sector, yet this has not shown a satisfactory growth in J&K over past many years. What has hindered its growth in J&K?See, in J&K we have agriculture potential. Majority of the people is agro-based but the system which is prevailing in whole of the country More
- Kashmir
Mir for economic empowerment of youth
GK NEWS NETWORK
Pattan July 21: Minister for Agriculture, Ghulam Hassan Mir today said the main focus of political endeavor should see the youth of J&K economically independent, politically empowered and socially More
- Srinagar City
Encroachers eating up Koh-e-Maran
Locals fear land mafia involvement, heritage lovers aghast, admin sleeps
M HYDERI
Srinagar, July 21: At a time when the government claims to start heritage conservation on and around the Kohe-e-Mahan hill in the City, alleged encroachers have started "excavation" of the hillock which More
- Jammu
NPP to mobilize public opinion against rehabilitation policy
Jammu: Terming the policy of resettlement of militants based in Pakistan administered Kashmir (PaK) as ‘danger’ to the security of state, Jammu and Kashmir National Panthers Party (JKNPP) today decided More
- South Asia
Pak Navy inducts first squadron of indigenously made UAVs
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
Islamabad, July 21: Pakistan has developed and inducted its first squadron of indigenously made Naval unmanned spy planes to be used for maritime interdiction operations in coastal areas. The UAVs More
- Business
'JK industry contributes 80 pc to power revenue'
Traders, entrepreneurs oppose power tariff hike proposal
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, July 21: The trade and industry bodies of J&K today strongly opposed the power tariff hike proposed by the government. At a joint press conference in Jammu, the representatives of traders More
- World
Sardar Attique denounces
Turabi endorses Geelani’s July 23 strike call
NISAR AHMED THOKAR
Islamabad, July 21: The outgoing prime minister of Pakistan Administered Kashmir and Muslim Conference president, Sardar Attique Ahmed Khan has voiced serious concern over the detention of Washington based More


