Truth in a Tweet

New Delhi and Srinagar and never the twain shall meet

POINT OF VIEW BY RIYAZ AHMAD

Chief Minister Omar Abdullah invited scathing reaction from BJP and a section of national media for his tweet on Afzal Guru. Omar’s tweet was hypothetical: If J&K Assembly had passed a resolution similar to the Tamil Nadu one for Afzal Guru would the reaction have been as muted? I think not.  More

Land to the tiller

The historical forces that made it possible

ANALYSIS By Dr Mirza Ashraf Beg

The freedom struggle in India coincided with the second world war that engulfed Europe very badly hence became one of the leading factors for   independence of India. At the same time there was an extreme degree of incompatibility amongst the leadership of the freedom struggle that catalyzed More

No misfits please

For technical jobs there must be technical hands

ADMINISTRATION By Fida Iqbal

Nepotism and preferential treatment in administration was rife during autocracy but in certain fields’ qualification, ability and merit was always given due consideration. This was not necessarily by choice but because of technical compulsion and requirements. In 1947, with high hopes, we ushered More

It's all about balance

No lop-sided growth, have all-round prosperity

DEVELOPMENT By Hakeem Muhammad Sarmad Abbas

Ours is a fast track world which is moving fast towards development and everyone is a part of this race. There is a cut throat competition. Everyone works hard for developing, be it the richest of the rich, or the poorest of the poor. It is human nature to want more than one has, and this is what More

  • Kashmir

Panchs, Sarpanchs tender resignation

‘Police humiliated, thrashed us’

ALTAF BABA

Baramulla, Sep 6: Around five newly elected Panchs and Sarpanchs of this north Kashmir district handed over their resignations to Deputy Commissioner on Tuesday to protest the alleged highhandedness of More



  • Srinagar City

OVERLOADING, FREQUENT STOPS IRK AAM AADMI

Transporters could be planning another fare hike, but minibus ride continues to be inconvenient for passengers

ADIL BASHIR

Srinagar, Sept 6: Passenger buses plying on the City routes are often seen overloaded thereby risking life of people particularly the passengers while “frequent stops” is another problem in the travel More




  • Jammu

Govt finally introduces Biometric attendance system

Reaching late in office may cost half day leave

SUMIT HAKHOO

Jammu, Sept 6: Employees of civil secretariat beware; reaching office late could cost you half a day casual leave salary from now on.  Trying to clip the wings of the habitual late comers, government More



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