APPC meet inconclusive

MOULANA SHOWKAT’S KILLING

Srinagar: The meeting of All Parties Probe Committee constituted to investigate the killing of Jamiat-e-Ahlihadees chairman, Moulana Showkat Ahmed Shah, remained inconclusive on Thursday. Sources told Greater Kashmir, the panel decided to meet again on June 18 as today’s meeting remained More

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Anti-encroachment drive in Yousmarg

Srinagar: Yousmarg Development Authority launched a drive against the illegal structures in the tourist resort. YDA, CEO Ghalib Shah, said the illegal structures were removed at different places. He impressed upon the people to abide by the laws and help the YDA in beautifying the resort More

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Religious function at Kupwara college

Srinagar, June 9: The Institute of Arabic and Islamic Studies Soura, organized a religious function at Degree College Kupwara wherein the students and teachers were apprised about Ikhlaqia’at (moral education) through counselling. The Arabic institute head, Prof A R War delivered a lecture More

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‘Frame policy for REZs’

Srinagar: Rehbar-e-Zira’at today urged the Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah to frame a policy so that their regularization becomes effective within the five years from the date of joining. In a statement, J&K Agriculture Technocrat United Forum said, most of the REZs were on the verge More

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CM releases another 25 percent CDF

Srinagar, June 9: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has approved another instalment of 25 percent of Constituency Development Fund (CDF) for the legislators raising the releases made so far to 50 percent of the total authorized CDF for each legislator for the current financial year. An official More

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PHE employees hold protest rally

Awantipora, June 9: The daily wager employees of Public Health Engineering department on Thursday held a protest rally here seeking fulfillment of their demands. “We demand immediate regularization of all the daily rated workers engaged before 1994”, said Nazir Ahmad Dar, the provisional More

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Keller sans water

Pulwama, June 9: The residents of Keller have complained about acute scarcity of water. A delegation told Greater Kashmir that despite repeated pleas, the PHE officials failed to mitigate their sufferings. They sought the intervention of Chief Engineer in this regard. More

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JKCCTA hails CM

Srinagar, June 9: Jammu and Kashmir College Contractual Teachers Association have thanked the Chief Minister Omar Abdullah for assuring them to resolve their longstanding demands.  In a statement, Chief Spokesperson JKCCTA, Inayat Ahmad said its 100 member delegation led by president More

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Aasiya not presented in Court: DeM

 Srinagar, June 9: The Duktharan-e-Milat on Thursday said its chairperson Syed Aasiya Andrabi was not presented in the court for the fourth time. A spokesperson of DeM castigated the government for not producing her before court, saying  this was sheer vengeance by the authorities More

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