INJURED DYING SILENTLY DUE TO ABSENCE OF AID, PROPER MEDICARE

KASHMIR TRAGEDY

UMER MAQBOOL

Srinagar, Mar 28: Absence of institutionalized financial aid and proper medicare for recovery is devouring the lives of injured civilians who survived initial trauma during the past 20 years of conflict in the valley. A look at the deaths since the beginning of conflict reveals that hundreds More

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Faizan not a minor: Police

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Mar 28: Police on Monday said that radiological examination has put to rest the controversy about the age of a south Kashmir youth arrested for alleged involvement in stone-pelting, proving him more than 17 years, a year more than the minimum age for detention under the Public Safety Act More

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MFA decry govt order

Srinagar, Mar 28: The Medical Faculty Association has expressed resentment over the Government decision of posting lecturers of selected departments of Government Medical College here on round the clock rotational basis for a period of three months in the SMHS emergency.  In a meeting held More

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46 cross LoC via Poonch

Srinagar, Mar 28: In a first exchange after India announced to extend stay period to six months for Pakistan-administered-Kashmir residents, as many as 46 persons crossed side along the Line of Control through Poonch-Rawalakote via Chakandabagh crossing point on Monday. Official sources said More

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SASIIT&R announces scholarship

Srinagar, Mar 28: The Shibzada Ajit Singh Institute of Information Technology and Research, Mohali, Chandigarh is conducting a scholarship test in April for the Kashmiri students. In a statement, SASIIT&R said, the students had to appear in “The Brain Quest- 2011”- a test to aware them More

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Follow rules: Court to CS

SAMAAN LATEEF

Srinagar, Mar 28: The Jammu and Kashmir High Court on Monday came down heavily on state functionaries for not following the procedure while dismissing a guilty official. The Court of Justice Mansoor Ahmad Mir observed that the competent authorities while passing dismissal orders are under More

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Govt responsible for 118 killings: Nayeem

Srinagar: Senior resistance leader and National Front chairman, Nayeem Khan on Monday held the J&K Government responsible for the killing of 118 innocent people during 2010 upsurge in Valley.  “The killing of unarmed youth is a black chapter in Kashmir history,” Nayeem said while addressing More

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Army holds medical, veterinary camp

Srinagar: A medical and veterinary camp was organised by Kalapahar Brigade of Dagger Division in Uri on Sunday. According to defence communiqué, the camp was organized to assess the medical requirements of the villagers of far flung areas including Rampur, Naugam and adjoining areas of Baramulla More

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Leopard kills girl in Kupwara

PEOPLE STAGE PROTEST AGAINST WILDLIFE DEPTT

SHAHID RAFIQ

Kupwara, Mar 28: A six-year-old girl was mauled to death by a leopard in Kupwara, police said today. Insha Chopan daughter of Abdul Gaffar Chopan was attacked by the beast when she ventured out of her house at Cherwani in Gulgam, last evening, police said. He said the leopard had More

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Mirwaiz invites Imam-e-Kaa'ba to visit JK

Srinagar: The Hurriyat Conference (M) chairman Mirwaiz Muhammad Umar Farooq on Monday returned here after meeting Imam-e-Kaa'ba Sheikh Abdul Rehman As-Sudais on Sunday in Delhi. Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and Shahi Imam of Jamia Masjid Moulana Syed Ahmad Bukhari together met the Imam-e-Kaa'ba in More

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Protest in Digdool against opening of liquor shop

MUHAMMAD TASKEEN

Banihal, Mar 28: Hundreds of people of Digdool and other adjoining villages on Monday staged a sit-in in the area on the second consecutive day to protest the opening of a wine shop in the area. The agitated people were demanding cancellation of license to the shop owner. The villagers More

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2nd yr students appeal KU authorities

Islamabad: The students of 2nd year of the Boys Degree College here, the result of whom was declared recently have appealed the university authorities to recheck their environmental science paper in which most of them have been declared as failed. “Almost 90 percent of the students have been More

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