Human Rights situation in Kashmir matter of serious concern: Sardar Qayyum
NISAR A THOKAR
Rawalpindi, Sep 22: The former premier of Pakistani administered Kashmir and the supreme head of Muslim Conference Sardar Muhammad Abdul Quyyum Khan has said that the prevailing political and the human rights situation in Kashmir was a matter of great concern for the peace loving and pro-democratic More
5 killed, 7 hurt in Pak blast
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
Islamabad, Sep 22: Two vehicles carrying members of an anti-Taliban militia were targeted with roadside bombs in the restive Bajaur tribal region of northwest Pakistan today, killing five persons and injuring seven others. The two pick-up trucks were hit by the remote-controlled bombs in Chamrkand More
AFGHAN PRESIDENT: RABBANI'S KILLER STAGED A RUSE
Kabul, Sep 22: The suicide bomber who killed Afghanistan's former president, Burhanuddin Rabbani, gained access to him by presenting officials beforehand with an audio recording of a purported peace message from the Taliban, President Hamid Karzai said today. At a news conference, Karzai said More- Kashmir
300 militants active in JK: DIG
SHEIKH NAZIR
Ganderbal, Sep 22: A top police official on Thursday said that there were nearly 300 militants active in the state. “There are only three militants active in Ganderbal district More
- Srinagar City
Saraf Kadal –Zaina Kadal road in shambles, admin in slumber
SMC completes drainage work nine months ago, forgets macadamization
ADIL BASHIR
Srinagar, Sep 22: In 2010, the Srinagar Municipal Corporation (SMC) started a drainage project on the road between Zarabkhana, Saraf Kadal and Gadyar, Zaina Kadal, a key connectivity to the City’s heritage More
- Jammu
Sadhotra takes on PDP
‘Tender apology for praising Modi’
GK NEWS NETWORK
Jammu, Sep 22: The senior National Conference leader and Member of Legislative Council (MLC) Ajay Sadhotra on Thursday demanded an apology from Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for praising Gujarat Chief More
- South Asia
Human Rights situation in Kashmir matter of serious concern: Sardar Qayyum
NISAR A THOKAR
Rawalpindi, Sep 22: The former premier of Pakistani administered Kashmir and the supreme head of Muslim Conference Sardar Muhammad Abdul Quyyum Khan has said that the prevailing political and the human More
- World
Veiled Muslim women flout ban in bid for freedom
ELAINE GANLEY
Paris, Sep 22: Kenza Drider’s posters for the French presidential race are ready to go, months before the official campaign begins. There she is, the “freedom candidate,” pictured standing in front of More


