It is time to ensure universalization of education
After (partially) attaining the goals of universalisation of primary education through Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan scheme, the universalisation of secondary education (USE) under the purview of Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) is all set to take off in J&K. In the first couple of years MoreFruit industry
Government tried its best to remove the bottlenecks in the fruit industry by way of enacting the Agriculture Produce Marketing Regulation Act of 1997 and APMC rules of 2003. But due to lack of manpower in the satellite fruit markets, the desired results were not achieved. The Act is toothless unless MoreGrowing menace
This refers to the growing menace of corruption in Jammu and Kashmir. From number 2, the state will soon become number one state in the list of corrupt states. The Revenue Department is worst hit. It is high time for the Chief Minister to keep his promise of eliminating the menace of corruption from MoreIncrease it
This refers to the speech of Minister for Industries and Commerce while inaugurating the Handloom Expo-2011 at Pahalgam (GK 21-07-2011) The Minister has reiterated his enhancement of stipend from Rs 200 to Rs 700. The fact is that the stipend still is being paid @ Rs 100 and Rs 200/- in respect MoreWrong information
This is in reference to the article titled ‘NAAC Grading system’ by Dr. Abdul Majid Baba (25.07.11) wherein the author has mentioned that the highest cumulative grade point 3.88 with a letter grade A has been to Tata Institute of Social Sciences by the NAAC peer team. But the fact is that NAAC accredited MoreSKIMS glory
I liked the article "Restoring the glory of SKIMS” by Dr Rumana Makhdoomi. The author has rightly portrayed the work done by the employees of the SKIMS.It is true that the state government should focus on the staffers of SKIMS. Real doctors are real servants of the society, but they should not be MoreNot true
This refers to the news item “CM unveils new hydro power policy” published in your newspaper recently. In the news it was mentioned “Army’s mini-power projects defunct” and goes on to quote the CM that the experiment by the army to set-up mini power projects under Sadbhavana “has not been satisfying MoreVery tolerant
This refers to the article titled ''Tolerance in Kashmir '' by Amit Kushari. It was a very good article and the author has clearly expressed his views regarding Kashmir. Indeed we Kashmiris are really tolerant to each and every community of the word. Here is a long standing tradition ofKashmiriyat and More- Kashmir
Contractual lecturers to go on fast unto death from today
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, July 29: Literally frustrated by the callous attitude of the state government over their demands, the college contractual lecturers Friday decided to go on fast unto death from Saturday.   More
- Srinagar City
Traffic jams, the buck stops where?
Being stuck in a traffic jam is not everybody’s cup of tea. It becomes a nightmare and unbearable for people who are on a tight schedule and intending to beat deadlines. Almost every City has a big traffic More
- Jammu
People caught feeding monkeys on highway to be penalized
GK NEWS NETWORK
Jammu, July 29: Now anyone caught feeding monkeys on Srinagar- Jammu Highway would have to pay a heavy fine, as the Wildlife department has decided to go tough against the practice. Officials said More
- South Asia
Sardar Yaqoob elected new PaK Prez
NISAR AHMED THOKAR
Islamabad, July 29: The Legislative Assembly of Pakistan administered Kashmir (PaK) on Friday elected the nominee of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Sardar Muhammad Yaqoob Khan as region’s new president.& More
- World
Death of Libyan rebel leader stirs fears of tribal conflict
Benghazi, Libya, July 29: The top rebel military commander was killed Thursday, and members of his tribe greeted the announcement with gunfire and angry threats. The violent outburst stirred fears More


