Road widening: the only way to deal with traffic mess
Widening of some busy and important roads in Srinagar is much needed. The state government did take up the job and the Moulana Azad, Residency and Dalgate roads have been widened but only to be used as parking or to be occupied by the roadside vendors. While the Government spends crores of rupees MoreCricket diplomacy
This refers to the news “Manmohan invites Gilani, Zaradari to Mohali.” The cricket diplomacy is at its peak which is also a good sign. I think such invitations can bridge the gap between the two countries. After the Mumbai attacks in 2008, hardly a good gesture has been seen from either of the sides MoreAddress it
This refers to growing nuisance of dogs in Kashmir Valley. Last year the issue was debated by your newspaper. This year again the same debate has been raised. I believe the state government is too indifferent toward the plight of children and women, who are most vulnerable to dog terror. The Chief Minister MoreEnsure quality
The article titled "Higher Education, Bigger Challenges" by Dr.Farooq Ahmad Peer (GK March 26th) deserves appreciation. The higher education sector is lacking all the necessary facilities that are must for its successful functioning. The Jammu and Kashmir Government has sanctioned more than 50 colleges MoreDon’t change
This refers to the news about the proposed new pattern of examination for MBBS. We are yet to come to a stage where we can compete at the all-India level entrance examination. So there must not be any change right now in the pattern of MBBS examination. Let the state government not allow the youth to MoreSolving Kashmir
This refers to the GK Exclusive with Radha Kumar, one of the interlocutors for Kashmir. She has clearly mentioned that the interlocutors are not going to recommend a specific solution to Kashmir. This clearly proves that they are again going to focus on economic issues or something else. There is only MoreDog menace
This refers to the increasing threat of dogs. It is really sad to see the state government maintaining silence over the dog menace. Recently the Divisional Commissioner Kashmir chaired a couple of meetings to discuss the issue. But the outcome has been zero. People continue to suffer. Children are not MoreWhat justice?
This refers to the news “AI team meets families of 2010 unrest.” I fail to understand why the AI team didn’t visit the Valley during the unrest itself. Why after a year? This is just rubbing salt to the wounds of the families. The families have been demanding justice for the past one year. Nobody is MoreLooting spree
This refers to the news “1332 kanals of land outside JK usurped.” We are being looted from all possible sides. In Kashmir, our resources are being plundered and there has been massive grabbing of forest and other land by the security forces. The outside agencies are plundering our power and water resources More- Kashmir
Don’t neglect Kashmir in cricket diplomacy: Geelani
SINGH-GILANI MEET
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, Mar 29: The Chairman of Hurriyat Conference (G), Syed Ali Shah Geelani, on Tuesday impressed upon the Prime Ministers of India and Pakistan to discuss Kashmir dispute on priority during their More
- Srinagar City
Chanapora drain to be messy: Residents
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, Mar 29: Accusing the authorities of discrimination, the residents of Government Mini Housing Colony Chanapora on Tuesday said the drain being presently constructed there was faulty as it doesn More
- Jammu
Consensus eludes Coalition over seat sharing
LC POLLS
Jammu, Mar 29: Despite series of meetings between senior leaders, the two Coalition partners, Congress and National Conference, failed to evolve a consensus over the seat sharing arrangements for six seats More
- Briefs
AN-32 Kargil courier cancelled
Srinagar, Mar 29: The Indian Air Force, AN-32 Kargil courier flight between Srinagar and Kargil scheduled for March 30 has been cancelled due to technical reasons, an official spokesman said. He said More
- Business
Kashmir Bat Industry On Low Beat
ICC World Cup fails to swing the Market
KHALID GUL
Sangam/Bijbehara, Mar 29: Once a major export item, the Kashmiri cricket bat is now struggling for survival. Even as the ongoing ICC World Cup fever is taken up the entire sub-continent, yet it has not More


