Kashmir 2012
State is basking in a peace that doesn’t explain itself and therein lies the danger
POINT OF VIEW BY RIYAZ AHMAD
To all appearances, Kashmir seems at peace with itself. The daily life has all the trappings of what would constitute a good definition of normalcy. The government is looking forward to a record two million tourists. There is also a plan to hold municipal polls in the near future. Kashmir MoreThe Dog Conspiracy
The out of control “Dog Menace” plaguing entire Kashmir valley is being alleged to have some sinister motives behind it!
MY TAKE BY M ASHRAF
The blood bath given by the prowling dogs has created a scare never witnessed before. How is the menace going to end and who will save people from this newest kind of harassment? Last year when the prowling dogs had created a scare there were many offers for getting rid of the menace. One of these MoreEssence of true education
Study but make your own opinions
LEARNING By Dr. Mushtaq Chalkoo
If you want to know the near absolute truth regarding a tool, a datum, a philosophy or a theory, the first thing to do is to enrol yourself as a student of science. Embark on a voyage to find out yourself the precision of the theory fed to you by different sources. And then recognize yourself what MoreDear home
You are so far yet so close
MUSINGS By Falak Basu
“You are where my heart resides, you are where my soul stays. You are the memory that follows me by.” What do I tell you, my home, how it is to be away from you. I feel like I have been robbed of something I badly need. How do I express the feeling when the classes are over and I realize that More- Kashmir
45 docs see 1200 patients at JLNM hospital everyday
They Slit You, Stitch You, And Leave You, Allege Patients
MANZOOR-UL-HASSAN
Srinagar, Apr 24: Patients reaching the JLNM hospital at Rainawari in heart of the old city are facing immense hardships due to shortage of doctors and surgical items. Sources told Greater More
- Srinagar City
‘Even Gandhiji didn’t find dog killing as Hinsa’
THANKS for highlighting the dog menace afflicting the denizens of Srinagar City. Your latest report shows that dog bites have registered 80% increase in one year in Srinagar City, from 4230 cases in 2010 More
- Jammu
Maintain tangible bonds with all ranks: Khoda to COs
Jammu, Apr 24: The Director General of Police (DGP), Kuldeep Khoda today underscored the importance of armed police in dealing with the emergent situations and maintaining law and order in the State More
- South Asia
PPP committed to Kashmir cause: PaK premier
Kashmir issue can’t be ignored: Malik
NISAR AHMED THOKAR
Islamabad, Apr 24: Saluting the sacrifices of Kashmiri people, Pakistan Administered Kashmir Prime Minister, Chudhary Abdul Majeed has said that Pakistan Peoples Party would continue its all out support More


