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Osama killing a shared action: US

Pakistan Did Its Part: Zardari

REZAUL H LASKAR

Islamabad, May 3: The US, which killed Osama bin Laden in an operation bypassing Pakistani authorities, Tuesday surprisingly said the high-profile target’s end was a "shared achievement" between the two countries."The end of Osama bin Laden was a shared achievement of Afghanistan, Pakistan and More


Operation unauthorised, unilateral: Pak

REZAUL H LASKAR/PTI

Islamabad, May 3: Terming the US commando operation against Osama bin Laden as "unauthorised, unilateral action" taken without its knowledge, Pakistan Tuesday said the success of the Abbotabad operation was because of its cooperation over the years.With a top US official suggesting Washington More


Islamic scholars censure sea burial

Digvijay Disapproves

GK MONITORING DESK

Srinagar, May 3: While Islamic scholars worldwide condemned the burial at sea given to Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden, senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh seemed to be criticising the US over the action.Muslim clerics on Tuesday said that Osama bin Laden's burial at sea was a violation of Islamic More


Soldier among two killed

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Jammu, May 3: Two persons, including an Army soldier, were killed in two separate blasts in Jammu and Rajouri districts.Havaldar Sardar Singh of 19 Raj Rifles was repairing a cooler in Arms Maintenance room in an army camp in Kharian area, when some explosive device blasted, police said.The More


ADMINISTRATIVE CRISIS IN THE MAKING

16 IAS Officers Retiring In A Year, 85 In Place Against Sanctioned 135

FIRDOUS TAK

Jammu, May 3: While the state continues to reel under the shortage of Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers, in what may be termed as an `administrative crises’ , around 16 senior IAS officers - all hailing from the state - are retiring after reaching their age of superannuation in around next More


JK Bank envisions Rs 85000 cr business

Focus On Financial Inclusion, Network Expansion, Priority Sector Lending

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, May 3: Jammu and Kashmir Bank shall put in special efforts to further improve its growth and rural penetration by working on multi-pronged strategy with the objective of achieving business target of Rs 85000 crores during the current financial year, chairman and CEO of the Bank Mushtaq Ahmad More


Govt ‘challenges’ Census figures

Orders Fresh Survey Of Births During Past 5 Years

MUDDASIR ALI

Srinagar, May 3: In the wake of disturbing disclosures in Census-2011 about alarmingly declining sex ratio in Jammu and Kashmir, the government has now ordered “actual survey” of births during the past five years to check, what it terms, “inexplicable figures” reported in the decadal exercise.
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Anarchy at headless NIT

Ex-Dir Certifies His Own NDC, Pensionary Dues

FAHEEM ASLAM

Srinagar, May 3: Ever heard of a civil servant signing his own “No Demand Certificate” at the time of his retirement? At the National Institute of Technology, this too is possible, with its former in-charge Director, who superannuated on April 30 this year, signing his NDC at least 15 days before More


Remote control in Patna

Srinagar, May 3: In an unusual move, Director NIT Patna has been given the additional charge of NIT Srinagar following superannuation of Prof MS Mubashir who retired on April 30, 2011. This, according to academics, would “severely hit functioning of an already defunct institute” which is running headless More




  • Opinion

OSAMA AND KASHMIR

If not his ideology and his violent death, Al Qaeda chief’s actions changed Kashmir

POINT OF VIEW BY RIYAZ AHMAD

Has Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden's death made any difference to Kashmir? None, one would think. There were no protests and no call for hartal, our eternal weapon against  any grievance, pique and More



  • Op-Ed

Eve's daughters suffering silently...

MATTER OF CONCERN

TWO DECADES OF CONFLICT HAVE NOT ONLY RESULTED IN IRREPARABLE LOSS TO LIFE AND PROPERTY, BUT ALSO HAS CAUSED TRAUMA TO WOMEN IN KASHMIR WRITES SALMAN NIZAMI

In modern times, Kashmir is known more for violence less for scenic beauty. Two decades conflict has not only done irreparable loss to life and property but has done unimaginable harm to the women folk More




  • Letters

Time to end this uncertainty now

This refers to Home Minister’s statement that they were looking for a new strategy to tackle eruption of protests in Kashmir. Kashmir issue needs resolution. If protests erupt in Kashmir it is because More



  • Editorial

New Fiscal Policy

Appreciating the need for bringing about financial discipline in the state, the government has announced new fiscal policy for 2011-12. While the new policy contains the same old slogan of ‘compressing More



  • Kashmir

Dead baby delivered in LD Hospital compound

PREGNANT LADY ASKED TO GET ADMIT CARD FIRST

MANZOOR-UL-HASSAN

Srinagar, May 3: A woman from frontier district of Kupwara delivered a dead baby in the compound of Lal Ded Hospital here after an alleged delay in permission by hospital security guards at the gate. While More



  • Srinagar City

COLLEGE STUDENT STABBED OVER ALTERCATION WITH GIRLS

SAMAAN LATEEF

Srinagar, May 3: In a unique incident, two sisters on Monday evening allegedly stabbed a college student after an altercation on phone. Hashim Tariq, 22, a B Com final year student of Islamia College More




  • Jammu

Amarnath Yatra registration from May 10: CEO

Jammu: Shri Amarnathji Shrine Board, Chief Executive Officer, R K Goyal, today said the registration of Yatris for this year’s Amarnath Yatra would commence from May 10.   In a communiqué, Goyal More



  • Briefs

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 More



  • Business

Srinagar to get first of its kind shopping-cum-office plaza

Multi-storey complex will have underground parking, all modern facilities

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, May 3: In what would make you feel like to be in some swanky complex in a foreign city, a fashionable plaza is shortly coming in the city outskirts here.  The plaza ready for its launch More



  • News

US feared Pakistan might alert targets: CIA chief

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New York, May 3: Pakistani officials were kept deliberately out of loop by the US in its operation to get Osama bin Laden as it feared they might "alert" the targets and "jeopardise" the mission, CIA Director More




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