No Prolonged Shutdown

Geelani doesn’t want people to suffer, writes Javaid Malik

The chairman of Hurriyat Conference (G) Syed Ali Shah Geelani announcing that his conglomerate has no plans of giving any calls of prolonged shutdowns this year has relieved many people. "There is no programme for prolonged shutdowns or for violent protests. We are not in favour of damaging the tourist More
Reconciling with Truth

Truth is too precious a commodity to be left unrevealed, underlines BL Saraf

They say it is always good to know the truth. What is the truth?  Well, the truth is what the truth ought to be. But most of the time it is not so. We make it to pass through the prism to split the truth into various colors, to be spotted by each one of us according to our  own ‘jaundiced More
Ensure Quality

EDUCATION

Tariq Ahmad Safapuri tries to critically examine the need to balance between the quality and quantity in the higher education

I am writing this piece in the backdrop of recent flurry of activities regarding the setting up of three universities by various  non state organization in the J&K. I am not going into the politics involved. My purpose is to draw the attention towards the important aspect of striking the More
  • Kashmir

Former PSC chairman passes away

Srinagar: The former chairman of Public Service Commission, Akther Murtaza, passed away on Sunday after protracted illness.   He is survived by his wife, two sons and two daughters.  People More


  • Srinagar City

‘ENGLISH HAS INFLUENCED INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES’

3-day national seminar begins at KU

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Mar 14: Academics Monday underscored that being a global language, English has influenced almost all other languages, including the indigenous ones. “We are living in a global village. Anything More



  • Jammu

JK has no record of NHPC projects

TAJ’S CONFESSION

SUMIT HAKHOO

Jammu, Mar 14: Admitting that hydro electric projects set up by National Hydroelectric Power Corporation (NHPC) in the state were constructed without terms and conditions, Minister for PHE, Taj-Mohi-Ud More


  • Business

‘Valley fast losing pastures’

Kashmir imports mutton, chicken, eggs for Rs 1600 cr annually: Experts

WASIM KHALID

Srinagar, Mar 14: Farmers and civil society members today expressed concern over ‘squeezing of grazing grounds’ in Kashmir. Interacting with experts and researchers at a state-level conference ‘Sustainable More


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