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 Raina, who went missing last month.   “I met Pandit brethern and Muslims of the More

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Killings painful: Geelani

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, May 1: Chairman of Hurriyat Conference (G) Syed Ali Shah Geelani on Sunday said the killing of every Kashmiri irrespective of the reason was painful. Geelani this morning visited the family of the SRTC driver Ghulam Jeelani Bhat of Shalimar, killed in stone pelting incident at Azad More

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4 killed, 3 injured in valley mishaps

TIPPERS INVOLVED IN 3 DEATHS

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, May 1: Four persons were killed and three others wounded in separate road accidents across the Valley, police said adding tippers were involved in three deaths.A tipper (JK04B-2405) hit a motorcycle (JK04B-4102) at Budgam Town causing on the spot death of rider Muhammad Shafi Najar son More

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HC stays recruitment of diploma holders in Forestry

SAMAAN LATEEF

Srinagar, May 1: The High Court has stayed the recruitment of diploma holders for the posts of Working Plans and Demarcation of Forests (WPDF) in Forest department till next hearing scheduled after two weeks. Court of justice, Mansoor Ahmad Mir while hearing a petition of Forestry degree More

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Develop quality HR: DDC

Srinagar, May 1: District Development Commissioner Srinagar, Me’raj Ahmed Kakroo, today underscored the need for developing quality human resource in Kashmir. “Our ultimate goal is the development of quality human resource which can play a vital role in providing education to the students so More

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Higher sec contractual lecturers seek salary hike

SHEIKH NAZIR

Srinagar, May 1: The contractual lecturers working in different Government run higher secondary institutions across the Valley have sought enhancement of their remuneration.   “We are still drawing Rs 7000 per month as fixed by the Government in year 1997 and there hasn’t been any hike More

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4 yrs after district status,Bandipora lacks infrastructure

Offices function from rented accommodations; projects incomplete

TARIQ RASOOL

Bandipora, May 1: Four years after Bandipora was given district status, the area still lacks basic infrastructure with majority of Government offices functioning from rented buildings.“The departments of PHE, Finance, Geology and Mining, Fisheries and Assistant Labour, RTO, CAPD and Drug are functioning More

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Affectionate send off to Dr G A Malik

Pulwama, May 1: On the sidelines of World Veterinary Day celebrations here, the officers and other staff of Animal Husbandry Department bade a tearful sendoff to Dr G A Malik, officer In Charge ABS, Pulwama, who attained the age of superannuation on Saturday after putting in over three decades of dedicated More

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LITERARY MEET HELD

AYUB JAVAID

Pulwama, May 1: A one day literary conference was organised at Rahmoo village here to remember Sufi saint Rum-e-Reshi and his contribution in the field of mysticism. The conference was jointly organised by Markaz-e-Noor Sheikh-ul-Alam chair Kashmir University, Kashmir Young Writers Association More

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HPVT holds medical camp

Srinagar, May 1: The Help Poor Voluntary Trust (HPVT) on Sunday organized a free medical camp for the patients suffering from various ailments. According to an HPVT communiqué, over 250 poor and deserving patients suffering from diabetes, thyroid and various endocrine disorders were provided More

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Workshop on Astronomy held

Srinagar, May 1: Jammu and Kashmir Students Welfare Society Anantnag (Islamabad) in collaboration with NCSTC (Department Of Science and Technology) Government of India organized two day workshop on Astronomy at Oasis Public High School Gogji Bagh here.  In a statement, a spokesman of the Society More

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