KPL, JPL being merged

Chib Envisions JK Cricketers' Participation In IPL

Jammu, Apr 25: Minister for Medical and Technical Education, Youth Services and Sports, Prof. R.S. Chib today indicated merger of two regional premier leagues into a unified Jammu and Kashmir Premier League, with an avowed objective of preparing cricketers for representing State in Indian Premier More
Congress holds youth meet, distributes sports kits
Srinagar, Apr 25: While urging the youth to join Youth Congress, party leader Jan Sikander distributed sports kits at Ajas during his visit of this north Kashmir area. Sikander stressed upon the youth that Congress was the “only party which could bring a change for prosperity.” He More
Balpure-XI beats Shopian-XI

SHOPIAN KPL ON

Srinagar, Apr 25: In the ongoing Shopian leg of Kashmir Premier League (KPL), a match was played at Sports Stadium Shopian on Wednesday. In the match Balpure-XI defeated Shopian-XI by two wickets. Batting first Shopian-Xi scored 108 runs in allotted 20 overs. Abid with 24 runs was highest scorer More
Inter-school Martial art games conclude
Srinagar, Apr 25: The three-day Inter-School boy’s Martial art games organised by District Srinagar Youth Services and Sports department concluded at Youth Hostel here on Wednesday. On the concluding day of the event, competitions of Under-19 Sqay were held. In 46-kilogram category, Saqib More
2 quarterfinals played

AC TOURNAMENT ON

Baramulla, Apr 25: The Afferwat Cricket Tournament is going on at Afferwat Cricket Ground Thindma Kreeri. In the first quarterfinal played on Wednesday, YCC Hail defeated Sun Rise Vizer by six wickets. Batting first, Vizer were bundled out for 84. In reply YCC Hail achieved the required target More
DIG gives awards

RANGE LEVEL SPORTS C'SHIP, CROSS-COUNTRY RUN

Srinagar, Apr 25: Prize distribution ceremony for the Range level sports championship and Cross-country run of Police Public School Bemina was conducted at the school on Wednesday. Deputy Inspector General of Police, Central Kashmir Range (CKR), Abdul Gani Mir was the Chief Guest and Sr. More
KFC Nishat, Glittering Stars win matches

V-C’S T20 CRICKET TOURNAMENT

Srinagar, Apr 25: In the Vice-Chancellor’s T20 Cricket Tournament, KFC Nishat and Glittering Stars won their respective matches played at Kashmir University ground here on Wednesday. In the first match, KFC Nishat defeated Mars Cricket Club by 34 runs. Batting first, KFC went to score 165 More
Ifrah shines in Jmu Marathon
Srinagar, Apr 25: The Valley based athlete, Ifrah Anjum, emerged winner in girls category in the recently held Jammu Marathon organised by J&K Police. She had gone to Jammu especially for the event and managed to win it with the satisfaction reflecting on her face. “I had prepared More
  • Kashmir

Drug peddler gets 10-yrs RI

Court Watch

D A RASHID

Srinagar, Apr 25: A local Court on Tuesday awarded rigorous imprisonment of ten years and imposed fine of rupees one lakh to an accused convicted for selling Charas. The principal Sessions Judge Srinagar More


  • Srinagar City

KID, MOTHER, others mauled

DOG ATTACKS CONTINUE FROM NORTH TO SOUTH

M HYDERI

Srinagar, Apr 25: With no let up in dog attacks in this summer capital, around a dozen odd people including a three-year-old boy and his mother were mauled Wednesday while the government continued to keep More



  • Jammu

Law on cards to protect Hindu shrines, temples: Taj Mohiuddin

Jammu, Apr 25: Minister for PHE, Irrigation and Flood Control, Taj Mohiuddin, on Wednesday said the Government is enacting a law to protect Hindu shrines and temples in Kashmir from being misused by some More


  • South Asia

Not bound to act on US bounties: Pak govt tells court

M ZULQERNAIN

Lahore, Apr 25: Pakistan today said it was not bound to act on the bounties offered by the US for Lashkar-e-Toiba founder Hafiz Mohammad Saeed and his brother-in-law Abdul Rahman Makkias as the American More


  • World

Stress could tell harder on women's hearts

Washington, Apr 25: Emotional upheaval is more likely to impose a heavier burden on women's hearts than men's, says a study. These findings show that coronary (heart related) blood flow actually increases More


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