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Bedi Commission probe begins today
Omar, Wani Likely To Appear Before CoI
HAJI YOUSUF DEATH ROW
MOAZUM MUHAMMADSrinagar, Nov 28: The one-man commission of inquiry is set to start its probe into the mysterious death of National Conference worker Syed Muhammad Yousuf alias Haji Yousuf on Tuesday as Justice (Retired) H S Bedi arrived in Srinagar on Monday. Official More
No business as usual with US: Gilani
NATO ATTACK
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
Islamabad, Nov 28: Taken aback by the killing of 24 soldiers in last week's NATO air attack, Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani Monday said there would be "no more business as usual" in Pak-US relations. Gilani said Pakistan was re-evaluating its relationship with the US, adding that More
Congress eyeing 7 BJP seats
Amid Hectic Political Activity All Eyes On Speaker
VARUN SUTHRA
Jammu, Nov 28: Even as the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly is yet to announce his decision on the disqualification of suspended BJP legislators, hectic political activity has begun in the winter capital with the state Congress – an alliance partner in the state’s coalition government with NC - More
Ex-gratia for electrocution victims revised
GK NEWS NETWORK
Jammu, Nov 28: In pursuance to a recent cabinet decision, the Government has notified the revised ex-gratia to the departmental and non-departmental persons killed or grievously incapacitated due to electric shock caused by the negligence of the Power Development Department (PDD).The scheme shall More
Govt’s credibility at lowest ebb: Mufti
‘CM Eroding Authority Of Institutions’
RAJEEV SHARMA
Jammu, Nov 28: Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) patron Mufti Muhammad Sayeed Monday said the coalition government led by National Conference has lost the trust of the people and its credibility slumped to a new low after the mysterious death of Syed Yousuf Shah alias Haji Yousuf. He also demanded an More
Govt justifies new job policy
To File Response In HC This Week
MUDDASIR ALI
Srinagar, Nov 28: The government has decided to seek from High Court vacation of stay order on the controversial New Job Policy for recruitments under stipendiary mode for non-gazetted posts, officials said. The Court had put in abeyance the policy after a PIL filed by a student termed the More
Mercury dips in Valley
Srinagar, Nov 28: Cold wave conditions intensified in Kashmir Valley with minimum temperatures dipping four to five degrees Celsius below freezing point at some places.Tourist resort of Pahalgam in south Kashmir was coldest in the Valley where mercury plunged to minus 4.6 degrees Celsius last More
Zojila-Drass road to close from Dec 1
Jammu, Nov 28: As per Government notification Zojila- Drass road shall remain closed for vehicular traffic of all types from December 1, 2011.The general public has been informed to desist from travelling on the road. More
- Briefs
2 militants held: Police
Srinagar: Police has claimed to have arrested two militants from Dignibal, Zakoora here recovering grenades from their possession. According to police spokesman, the arrested have been identified More
- National
Petrol price cut on cards
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, Nov 28: Petrol prices may be cut by Rs 1.02 a litre this week, the second reduction this month, on falling global oil rates. State-owned oil companies, which on November 16 cut petrol price More
Saudi has a role in Kashmir settlement: Malik
JKLF chairman Muhammad Yasin Malik interacts with Muslim World League secretary general Dr Abdullah bin Abdul Mohsin Al-Turki in Saudi Arabia.
Mesmerizing
A magnificent view of Hazratbal Shrine captured by GK Photo Editor Habib Naqash.
Bracing for winter season
Women carry firewood at Shangus in south Kashmir on Monday. Sajad Munwardi/GK
Kashmiri delicacy
A vendor sells dry vegetables in Srinagar on Friday. People in Kashmir store dry vegetables to avoid shortage of food stuff during winter season. Mubashir Khan/GK
Clashes rock old city
Paramilitary CRPF men arrest two teenage boys during clashes in Srinagar’s old city on Friday. Aman Farooq/GK
Kashmir shuts
Shops and business establishments remained closed in city centre Lal Chowk on Friday in response to the strike call given by Hurriyat (G) against alleged detention of minors. Mubashir Khan/GK
Winter onset
A lone Shikara wades through dried vegetation in Dal interiors on Wednesday. Mubashir Khan/GK
Kashmir train overturns
People gather at Sadoora village in south Kashmir on Wednesday to rescue passengers injured after a few bogies of the train they were traveling in overturned. Sajad Munwardi/GK
Heading home
Birds head home as the evening sets in Srinagar on Thursday. Habib Naqash/GK
- Opinion
Who shall run the country?
Let India debate Presidential form of Government
IMPRESSIONS BY BINOO JOSHI
Now, it is becoming a routine story – the disruption of the Indian parliament on one excuse or the other. No party or group can claim that they are better than others- be it Congress More
- GK Magazine
City in a MESS
WE NEED TO DEVISE NEWER WAYS TO GET RID OF THIS TRANSPORT CHAOS
CITY SCAN BY SHABIR AHMAD DAR
Old cities like Srinagar are under tremendous stress because of their unregulated growth. The rise of vehicular traffic puts great strain on their existing roads. Moreover rising income levels of More
- Letters
Illegal constructions
We the residents of Karan Nagar appreciate the Public Notice issued in today's Greater Kashmir informing general public about an illegal construction being used for commercial purpose. Many such illegal More
- Editorial
Make Cops Friendly
Sensitizing and bringing about an attitudinal change in police in Jammu and Kashmir has become extremely important and urgent. Because of the human rights situation during the past two decades, the interface More
- Business
UPA, Opposition lock horns on retail FDI
ANIL ANAND
New Delhi, Nov 28: A political storm over the UPA Government’s decision to permit FDI in retail sector is gathering momentum with both the ruling coalition and the Opposition hardening their stance on More
- Sports
Sopore, Islamabad win matches
INTER-ACADEMY FOOTBALL TOURNEY
Srinagar, Nov 28: In the ongoing Inter-Academy football tournament seven matches were played at Polo ground here on Monday. In Polo ground central field four matches were played while at Polo Ground More
- Kashmir
Malik seeks Saudi intervention
KASHMIR ISSUE
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, Nov 28: The Chairman of Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) Muhammad Yasin Malik has urged Saudi Arabia to play its role in resolving the Kashmir issue in accordance with the wishes and More
- Srinagar City
School vans or time bombs?
Cooking gas cylinder run cabs ferry kids to educational institutions
ADIL BASHIR
Srinagar, Nov 28: Children being ferried to schools in vans could literally be sitting on time bombs as many such cabs in the City are run on cooking gas cylinders, a leak in which can lead to disaster More
- Jammu
IIPA organizes 2nd S P Sahni Memorial Lecture
Jammu, Novr 28: Vice Chancellor, Central University, Jammu and former Chief Secretary Dr. S. S. Bloeria today called for documentation of photographs, hand written notes and paper cuttings of late Sati More
- South Asia
PML-N constitutes shadow cabinet
TARIQ NAQASH
Muzaffarabad, Nov 28: Setting a new tradition in Pakistan administered Kashmir (PaK), PML-N PaK chapter’s chief organizer Raja Farooq Haider has constituted a shadow cabinet in the Legislative Assembly More
- World
Egypt votes in historic polls
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
Cairo, Nov 28: Nine months after the end of Hosni Mubarak's autocratic rule, Egyptians today turned out in large numbers to vote in the first post-revolution Parliamentary polls clouded by violence and More




