Militants regrouping: Manmohan

‘No Room For Complacency In JK; Infiltration Continues’

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA/IANS

New Delhi, Sep 16: Warning that militant camps across the border are being reactivated, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Friday said there are attempts to induct fresh batches of militants into the country and marked out the prevailing security environment as “uncertain”.Highlighting the need for More

Rains wreak havoc across JK

4 Persons Washed Away; Flood Alert Sounded

MUDDASIR ALI/KHALID GUL

Srinagar, Sep 16: Heavy rains on Friday wreaked havoc across Jammu and Kashmir, claiming four lives, as government sounded flood alert in the Valley after the downpour resulted in swelling of Kashmir’s lifeline - Jhelum River.Orchards and farm fields bore the brunt of sudden change in the weather More

Heavy downpour inundate Jammu

12 Structures Collapse; Highway Blocked

GK NEWS NETWORK

Jammu, Sep 16: Heavy rains on Friday wreaked havoc across Jammu region claiming three lives, causing extensive damage to residential structures and blocking Jammu-Srinagar highway, the only road link connecting Kashmir Valley with rest of India.Two persons including a senior traffic police official More

Agreement has to be implemented strictly: JCC

‘Otherwise We Would Again Come Out On Roads’

Employees-Govt Pact

UMER MAQBOOLSrinagar, Sep 16: Day after signing agreement with the government over their demands including arrears of 6th pay commission, the Joint Consultative Committee (JCC) of employees Friday termed the pact as historic but added that if it is not implemented in letter and More

Employees key to public service delivery: Omar

Srinagar, Sep 16: Terming Government employees the hub in public service delivery mechanism, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Friday said that cordial and close relations between the two are imperative to implement the development agenda and fulfill social promises. Asking the employees to keep More

Investigate 3000 unmarked graves in Poonch, Rajouri: SHRC to Government

Recommends DNA Profiling Of Unknown Bodies Buried In Valley

MUDDASIR ALI

Srinagar, Sep 16: After its inquiry revealed that there are more than 2,000 unknown bodies buried at different sites in north Kashmir, the State Human Rights Commission (SHRC) has asked Jammu and Kashmir government to investigate into the alleged 4000 unmarked graves found at different sites in Rajouri More

JK’s economic potential impaired by conflict, corruption: Report

‘Revenue Generating Sectors Neither Fully Exploited Nor Fairly Administered’

FAHEEM ASLAM

Srinagar, Sep 16: A United States based development agency has picked holes in functioning of the Jammu and Kashmir Government, asserting that “while the conflict in Kashmir had its impact on economic development of the region, the potential revenue generating sectors in the Valley are not being fully More

Final report by October 12: Padgaonkar

Interlocutors Meet Northern Command Chief

RAJEEV SHARMA

Jammu, Sep 16: New-Delhi appointed Interlocutors Friday ruled out any delay in submission of their final report on ‘political solution’ of Jammu and Kashmir, saying they will submit it to the Government of India before October 12.“Our term comes to end on October 12 this year. The report will More

Legislators serve Delhi’s interests: Malik

Beerwah (Budgam), Sep 16: The Chairman of Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) Muhammad Yasin Malik on Friday said the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly and its members only serve New Delhi and its interests.“The slogans of freedom, Kashmir resolution, autonomy and self-rule are raised by the pro More

Mehbooba calls legislators meet

Srinagar: Ahead of the Assembly session, Peoples Democratic Party president and leader of the opposition, Mehbooba Mufti has called for a meeting of the legislators of her party on September 23.   More

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