• TOP STORIES

Govt begins internal inquiry against 250 ‘tainted officers’

‘Departmental Mechanism Mobilised To Tackle Graft Cases’

CORRUPTION CANKER

FAHEEM ASLAMSrinagar, Oct 5: Embarrassed by surfacing of recurring instances of corruption, Jammu and Kashmir Government has finally stepped in with a new mechanism to punish the tainted officers and weed-out the menace.According to highly placed government sources, a committee More


PDP HITS STREETS, SAYS OMAR MUST GO

Police Foil Rally; Party Threatens Valley-Wide Agitation

Yousuf Death Row

MUDDASIR ALISrinagar, Oct 5: Opposition Peoples Democratic Party Wednesday took to roads to protest the alleged custodial death of National Conference worker from Islamabad (Anantnag) here last week, insisting that Chief Minister Omar Abdullah must resign to allow an impartial More


Judicial probe should be acceptable: Azad

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New Delhi, Oct 5: Congress Wednesday said the opposition parties should be satisfied with the judicial probe ordered by the Jammu and Kashmir Government into the alleged custodial death of a ruling National Conference worker. Party General Secretary and Union Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad More


Chinese troops present in PaK: Army Chief

‘Efforts On To Step Up Infiltration From Across’

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New Delhi, Oct 5: Around 4,000 Chinese including the troops of the People’s Liberation Army of China are in Pakistan-administered -Kashmir (PaK), Army Chief Gen V K Singh said Wednesday amid the unease in the Indian establishment over their presence there.“There are certain construction working More


Rs 26 cr spent on renovation of official residences

‘Works Carried Out Departmentally On Urgent Demand’

UMER MAQBOOL

Srinagar, Oct 5: Repeated proclamations of the state government over resource crunch notwithstanding, a whopping amount of Rs 26 crore has been spent on renovation and repair of official residences of ministers, legislators, bureaucrats and employees in Jammu and Kashmir during the last two years More


No reason to resign: Omar

Syed Yousuf’s Death

GKNN/PTI

Srinagar, Oct 5: Facing a political storm over the death of a political worker, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today ruled out his resignation or giving up the Home portfolio.Omar also said he had done no wrong and he would like a judicial inquiry to unravel the truth in weeks time."I have full More


His death most unfortunate: CM

‘Deceased Was Like Thousands Of Other NC Workers’

Srinagar, Oct 5: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday described Syed Muhammad Yusuf’s death as “most unfortunate”. He revealed that deceased was one of thousands of workers of National Conference.“I am extremely sorry this tragedy had to befall them (deceased’s family). They were not circumstances More





  • Briefs

Nobra deputation meets CM

Srinagar: A deputation from Nobra led by MLA, T Namgyal called on Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah here on Wednesday. The Deputation brought to the notice of Chief Minister various issues pertaining More



  • National

India, Afghanistan ink strategic partnership pact

Afghan Army to be trained by Indian Army

New Delhi, Oct 5:  Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai reached out to "twin brother" Pakistan on Wednesday in an effort to reassure an increasingly isolated neighbour that a deal to boost economic More




  • Opinion

Breakdown of the Political

The political urge of a people and contradictions thereof

LNKSIGHT BY MEHMOOD UR RASHID

THE unfolding of politics in J&K has two phases. The first began from the time when Sheikh Abdullah, the first Prime Minister of post Dogra rule Jammu and Kashmir, and Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime More



  • Op-Ed

Finding Facts In A Valley Of Versions !

Does it amount to dreaming, I ask?

SITUATION BY GOWHAR GEELANI

Mehbooba Mufti should buy herself either a made-in-New Zealand or made-in-Singapore mirror. Both these countries score an impressive 9.3 points on Transparency International's corruption perception index More




  • Letters

Meat eating

This refers to the article published as“ How safe is the meet we eat” by Dr Parvaiz Ahmad Reshi (30/09/2011 ). Rightly said that antibiotics steroids and hormones that are being used nowadays to increase More



  • Editorial

Autumn Session

The just concluded autumn session of the assembly will go down as one of the stormiest in J&K history. It started with an uproar over the SHRC report on the unidentified and unmarked graves, followed More



  • Business

‘Handicrafts important for JK economy’

An attractive career option: CS

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, Oct 5: Chief Secretary, Madhav Lal Wednesday said handicraft was important for the welfare of J&K economy.He, according to an official statement, said the new trends in association with old More



  • Sports

KU team brings laurels for State

NORTH ZONE INTER-UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL TOURNEY

Srinagar, Oct 5: The Kashmir University Football Team brought laurels for the State in the recently concluded North Zone Inter-University Football Tournament held at Jalandhar. Though the team was More



  • Kashmir

NURSING STUDENTS HUNGER STRIKE ON

‘Our Careers Stand Jeopardized’

MANZOOR-UL-HASSAN

Srinagar, Oct 5: Aliya Riyaz, 19, had set aside all options after qualifying a Medical Entrance Test and chose nursing course for her future. But, today she has a deep regret hearing that her college is More



  • Srinagar City

On Mahanavmi, Barbarshah Mandir concludes 9 day Puja

Hindu welfare society demands return of migrant Pandits, conservation

SYED IMRAN ALI HAMDANI

Srinagar, Oct 5: Mahanavami was Wednesday celebrated with fervour and enthusiasm at Shri Ram Ji Mandir at Barbar Shah in the City. With this, the Hindu Welfare Society of Kashmir (HWSK), which hosted the More




  • Jammu

Raju arrives on 2- day visit

Jammu, Oct 5: Union Minister of State for Defence Dr M M Pallam Raju arrived here on Wednesday for two day visit of Jammu and Kashmir.On the first day, he reviewed various projects undertaken by Border More



  • South Asia

Pak judicial commission ‘interviews’ Osama’s widows

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Islamabad, Oct 5: The Pakistani judicial commission investigating the killing of Osama bin Laden has interviewed the Al Qaeda leader's widows and daughters for the first time, the panel announced today More




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