No one can divide Kashmiris: Malik

GK NEWS NETWORK

Soibugh (Budgam), Oct 9: The JKLF Chairman Yasin Malik on Sunday said Kashmiri people cannot be divided on the basis of sects and clans. “Kashmiri people are linked through a common culture of humanity. Agents who try to divide people on such basis are the real enemies of our movement,” he More

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Judicial probe ordered to buy time: PDP

Congress can’t ask Dr Farooq to step down: Beig

SYED YOUSUF’S DEATH ROW

KASHMIR NEWS SERVICESrinagar, Oct 9: Former Deputy Chief Minister and senior Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) leader Muzaffar Hussain Beig on Sunday alleged that National Conference led government ordered judicial probe into the killing of National Conference worker Syed Yousuf More

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'Declare Kalaroos, Satbaran Caves as heritage sites'

SHAHID RAFIQ

Kupwara, Oct 9: Residents of this frontier district on Sunday demanded that Government should declare Satbaran and Kalaroos caves as heritage sites. “These two places are attracting hundreds of local picnickers from various areas these days. Government should declare these as protected monuments More

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4 yrs on, Bandipora bus stand still incomplete; people aghast

SUHAIL AJMAL

Bandipora, Oct 9: The construction of a bus stand in Bandipora district is getting delayed from the last four years due to ‘wrong planning’ of the authorities, locals said.  According to them, the government allotted 46 kanals of land for the construction of new bus stand immediately after More

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20 Bhand Pather productions to be staged in Valley: Balwant Thakur

Srinagar, Oct 9: Noted creative theatre director and cultural administrator at the National Bhand Pather workshop, Balwant Thakur has said that 20 new productions in Bhand Pather style would be staged at different places across the valley in the last week of October. “The rich cultural treasure More

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IUST to revive dying pottery art in Awantipora

MANZOOR-UL-HASSAN

Awantipora, Oct 9: In its effort to give fresh lease of life to the dying art of pottery in this town, the Islamic University of Science and Technology (IUST) is organizing a two day workshop ‘Re-shaping Kashmiri Pottery’ here from Tuesday.   The Mantaqi Center for Science and Society More

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SKIMS college holds awareness camp in Gurez

Mental Health Week

 Srinagar, Oct 9: In connection with the Mental Health Week, the Department of Psychiatry, Sher-e-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences, medical college Bemina, organized a treatment cum psychiatry awareness camp at sub- district hospital Gurez.According to a communiqué, a team of doctors headed More

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Man killed, 5 hurt in road mishaps

Srinagar, Oct 9: A man was killed and 13 others injured in different road accidents in Kashmir. According to police spokesman, Hafizullah Baba son of Muhammad Sadiq of Mirjanpora Eidgah who was critically wounded in a road accident near Tibeti Colony Eidgah here on October 6 and was undergoing More

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KU seminar on Himalayan resources from Oct 11

Srinagar, Oct 9: The Department of Geography and Regional Development, University of Kashmir, is organising a two day national seminar “Himalayan Resources: Issues, Challenges & Management strategies”, at the varsity campus from Tuesday, October 11. According to varsity communiqué, the objective More

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MPLB HOLDS SEERAT CONFERENCE

Srinagar, Oct 9: Muslim Personnel Law Board held a Seerat conference at Baranpather Batamaloo here on Sunday. According to an official communiqué, the conference, attended by many Ulemas and thousands of people, was organized by Moulana Sharief-ud-Din Bukhari.  Mufti Azam, Mufti Bashir More

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Pulwama hospital without electricity

GK NEWS NETWORK

Pulwama, Oct 9: The power supply to the district hospital here stands cut off since Saturday morning. According to the doctors, despite repeated reminders to PDD authorities, electricity to this vital institution was not restored till late Sunday evening.  "The lack of power supply has not only More

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Jama’at-e-Islami condemns harassment

Srinagar, Oct 9: Jama’at-e-Islami Jammu and Kashmir has strongly condemned the alleged harassment of Kashmiri students outside the state by various security agencies. In a statement, the Jama’at spokesman Advocate Zahid Ali said, “under a well-thought state sponsored plan, a campaign of intimidation More

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