36 houses reeling under darkness in Shopian

Shopian, May 3: More than three dozen households at Batpora here in south Kashmir are reeling under complete darkness from the past 25-days as the damaged transformer lifted for repairs by the PDD officials has not been reinstalled. According to locals, despite repeated pleas to the PDD officials More

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Sikhs neglected in JK: APSCC

Srinagar, May 3: All Parties Sikh Coordination Committee (APSCC) has expressed concern over the “continued negligence” of the minority Sikh community by successive regimes in JK. “We urge the opposition parties to take up the issue confronting Sikhs with the Government,” APSCC chairman, Jagmohan More

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Doctor assaulted

Srinagar, May 3: A doctor was beaten up by some “miscreants” in Sub District Hospital Pampore on Tuesday.  Eyewitnesses said the “miscreants” attacked a Physician specialist this morning when he was attending patients in the Out Patients Department. “The doctor received injuries and was shifted More

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16 INJURED IN GANDERBAL MISHAP

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Ganderbal, May 3: At least 16 passengers were injured when a matador (No. JK01F- 1511) on way from Srinagar to Manigam skidded off the road near Wayil here, officials said. They said injured were shifted to Sub District Hospital Ganderbal where the condition of two injured is stated More

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Admissions open for add-on courses in Baramulla college

Baramulla, May 3: The Degree College Baramulla has announced admission to various add on courses in social work, data care management and apiculture. “The world wants graduates to have knowledge of basic disciplines coupled with skill-oriented training,’’ college said in a communiqué adding More

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JAH for unity among Muslims

Srinagar: Stressing the need for unity among Muslims, the Jamiat Ahlihadith Jammu Kashmir president, Ghulam Rasool Malik on Monday said it was due to the lack of unity among Muslims that they were being subjugated and oppressed in the world. Jamiat president was addressing a meeting at Shahama More

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HSSH&CC to give free chemotherapy

Srinagar: Taking cognizance of the report about ordeal faced by cancer patients at SKIMS, Soura due to paucity of space, a private cancer hospital at Sopore has decided to give free chemotherapy to all the deserving patients. The Hakim Sanaullah Specialist Hospital and Cancer Centre (HSSH& More

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Kralwari’s transfer cancelled

Srinagar: The Prasar Bharati Broadcasting Corporation of India has cancelled the transfer order of M Y Shamshad Kralwari, programme executive Radio Kashmir Srinagar. Kralwari had been transferred to Poonch. More

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CCTA hails govt decision

Srinagar: The College Contractual Teachers Association Kashmir has hailed the Government decision of revoking the order in which each college teacher was asked to take six classes a day. In a meeting, the Association members thanked Higher Education Minister, Abdul Gani Malik and Commissioner More

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