Breivik fires
He shoots a message that his truth is to prevail
WRITE HAND By AJAZ UL HAQUE
Jew is actually a man, said Sartre, it's anti-Semite who makes him a Jew. It's always in reaction of something you emphasize your identity. This week we witnessed the hell an identity can unleash. Anders Behring Breivik wanted to teach his `others' a lesson. The lesson of his being superior to the MoreWin-win-win idea
The ways J&K can maneuver Indus Waters Treaty
Dateline SRINAGAR By Arjimand Hussain Talib
Last week it was argued here that the Indus Waters Treaty per se does not impede power generation in J&K. Yes it does one thing in theory - prohibit construction of large dams and water storages. But the fact is that we already have water storages of certain capacity on the Chenab, the Jhelum MoreIn defense of track-two dialogues
prejudiced and panic-stricken reactions call for a considered response
Statecraft By Happymon Jacob
The recent arrest of Kashmir-born Executive Director of the Washington-based Kashmir American Council, Ghulam Nabi Fai, has generated a fierce debate within the Indian intelligentsia and media about the need, role and nature of track-two engagements between India and Pakistan on outstanding bilateral More‘Ga-ra-Ya’
Nostalgia By Z.G.M
I don’t know if there is a mention of ‘Thiru Nangai’, ‘daughter of god’- eunuchs - in vast sea of our mythology. I don’t know if there is a mention about them in the pantheon of gods and goddess that our ancestors worshiped. I have not come across a reference about them having had a role MoreOne More ‘Historical’ Meet!
SALT n PEPPER By Ajaz Baba
Our neighbourhood ‘Auntie’ is known for her hysterical attacks. Everytime she has one of these attacks her long-suffering husband gloomily says to anyone willing to lend him an ear, “Poor lady she has again had a ‘historical’ attack…” Now the strange thing about these dramatic MoreThe wealth of SRINAGAR
Bringing alive the story of a city
Book Review By Mehmood-ur-Rashid
It is not just a book, it's an architecture of sorts. An architecture where labor undergirds love, and discipline holds the weight of purpose. It's like the tiered roof of a typical Kashmiri Ziyarat where each layer falls on the other 'like the stanzas of a poem.' May be it's like an album artistically More
"Learn additional languages for graduate studies in the US"
Talking Future
Abir Bazaz is a PhD Candidate in Asian Literatures, Cultures and Media at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, US, where he also works as a Graduate Instructor. He is working on his dissertation on the intellectual history of mysticism in Kashmir which he approaches from the existential/phenomenological MoreRun little BOYS, Run for a PURPOSE
Can we consume a bit of our purse to save them from getting consumed wholly.
Tariq Ahmed
Cancer, Kidney Failure, Diabetes, Seizure Disorder, Cardic ailments, Psychiatry problems - What if I am the the one? The question is scaring, nevertheless, real. Those who catch these diseases are like us, ampong us. We know poor patients suffer and die for want of medicines and other treatment More
- Kashmir
Illegal constructions galore on Islamabad springs; authorities in slumber
KHALID GUL
Islamabad, (Anantnag) July 30: After the rivers, irrigation canals and streams, illegal constructions are now coming up even on the pristine springs of this South Kashmir town with authorities indifferent More
- Srinagar City
Lack of avenues push youth to wear Khaki
POLICE RECRUITMENT RALLY
WASIM KHALID
Srinagar, July 30: Spiky gelled hair, sleeveless T-Shirts and branded jeans wearing boys. It was an unusual scene at Bakshi Stadium. The youth from Shahr-e-Khaas were turning into hundreds for a police More
- Jammu
Lawyers, BJP join protests
JPPF, NPSU continue hunger strike on day 6
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY AGITATION
GK NEWS NETWORKJammu, July 30: Members of Bar Association Jammu (BAJ) and Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) on Saturday joined the ongoing agitation against the delay in setting up the Central University in More
- World
US warns Indian students about 'predatory visa fraud rings'
Washington, July 30: As another US university came under the scanner, the United States asked Indian students to be alert to the existence of "predatory visa fraud rings and fraudulent document vendors More


