Woman ‘murdered’ in Bandipora

TARIQ RASOOL

Bandipora, May 9: A 37-year-old woman was allegedly found murdered in her house at Dhobi Mohalla Kaloosa here on Sunday night. According to police, the deceased has been identified as Jana Begum wife of Bashir Ahmed Dhobi. “Jana was found dead by an elder woman who entered her home at 12 AM,” More

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Guv’s Secretariat reopens

Srinagar: The Governor’s Secretariat in the Raj Bhavan, here commenced functioning on Monday.  The Secretariat was closed in Jammu on April 29. More

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Bear devours 6 sheep in Ganderbal

SHEIKH NAZIR

Ganderbal, May 9: In the fifth incident of its kind in a month, a bear devoured six sheep at Ramwari village here on Monday. According to villagers, the sheep belonged to Saif-ud-din Shawl. “The bears have created havoc in the area and have devoured more than 28 sheep in the Yarmuqam, Arhama More

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Bandipora roads dilapidated, government indifferent: Nizam-ud-Din

Srinagar: People’s Democratic Party senior leader and Member Legislative Assembly, Nizam-ud-Din Bhat has expressed concern over the “pathetic condition of roads and water supply schemes” in Bandipora. “The woes of people are increasing everyday and the Government is doing nothing substantial. The More

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Ex-servicemen rally held

ALTAF BABA

Baramulla, May 9: General Officer Commanding, dagger division, on Monday flagged off an ex-servicemen rally here.  “The aim of the rally was to resolve the pension and welfare related issues of ex-servicemen and the widows. The rally also highlighted the latest health related schemes and More

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Dr Farooq, KU grieved at Pompur’s demise

Srinagar: National Conference president and union minister for New and Renewable Energy, Dr Farooq Abdullah has expressed sorrow over the demise of noted Kashmiri poet and critic Syed Rasool alias Pompur of Bijbehara and expressed solidarity with his family. Meanwhile, the Post Graduate Department More

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'Time ripe for K-resolution'

Srinagar: JK Salvation Movement chairman, Zaffar Akbar Bhat on Monday claimed that the time had come to initiate meaningful and result-oriented talks to resolve Kashmir issue. During his interaction with the people in several areas, Zaffar condemned the re-arrest of Qazi Yasir and continued detention More

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