Malik visits Chandergam

Expresses solidarity with missing KP youth’s family

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, May 1: Chairman of Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front, Muhammad Yasin Malik on Sunday visited south Kashmir’s Aishmuqam area to express solidarity with the family of a Kashmiri Pandit youth, Susheel More

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City without public loos

Though a modern City of tourism importance is expected to have public conveniences in every locality, Govt has been callous towards the issue

GK CITY CORRESPONDENT

Srinagar, May 1: A modern City is expected to have public loo in almost every locality that too when the place is of immense tourism importance. But Srinagar seems to be the only exception where government More

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Protection of labourers rights must: Tarigami

Srinagar, May 1: The State Secretary of CPI (M) M Y Tarigami on Sunday said the real tribute to the martyrs of the May Day was to create a united programme of action by all unions and mass organizations More

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RBI penalises 19 commercial banks

HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Yes Bank fall in list

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, May 1: The Reserve Bank of India has imposed penalties on 19 commercial banks. A notification by the central bank, copy of which is available on its site, said in exercise of the powers More

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After NHRC intervention,Centre pays Rs 3 lakh compensation

CUSTODIAL KILLING

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New Delhi, May 1: The central government has paid Rs three lakh as monetary relief to the family of a man who had died in army custody in Jammu and Kashmir 8-years ago. The National Human Rights Commission More

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