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Disclosure on human rights, corruption mandatory: CIC

‘Public Authorities Set Up By GOI In JK Fall Under The Purview Of State RTI Act’

UMER MAQBOOL

Srinagar, Apr 29: Chief Information Commissioner (CIC) of Jammu and Kashmir GR Sufi Sunday said the disclosure of information about human rights violations and corruption by public authorities is mandatory and cannot be exempted in any circumstances under the state law. “Bringing departments More


No perfect solution to Kashmir in sight: Kasuri

‘Issue Can Be Resolved By Statesmen Not Politicians’

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Kolkata, Apr 29: Former Pakistan Foreign Minister Khurshid Mahmood Kasuri, who is now heading a task force on Kashmir constituted by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Sunday said there can be no "perfect" solution to the Kashmir issue which can be acceptable to all. "There can never be a solution More


Aiyar for uninterrupted Indo-Pak dialogue

Kolkata, Apr 29: Suggesting a joint anti-terror mechanism between India and Pakistan, senior Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar Sunday said dialogue between the two countries should go on uninterrupted and remain uninterruptible from terrorist activities. "The process of dialogue should be More


Bold steps needed for K-resolution: Mufti Sayeed

Jammu, Apr 29: Reiterating that dialogue is the only means to solve all vexed problems, PDP patron Mufti Muhammad Sayeed Sunday said that India and Pakistan should take the peace and reconciliation process to its logical end for restoring lasting and sustainable peace in this region.Addressing More


CRPF honing mob control skills

Special Training Centers Set Up At HMT, Nedous

SHABIR IBN YUSUF

Srinagar, Apr 29: In the backdrop of killing of around 120 civilians, mostly the youth during 2010 unrest by the Jammu and Kashmir Police (JKP) and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), many a mini-training centers have been opened by paramilitary forces in valley to impart skills to quell the protests More


NHRC asks JK Govt to fill all vacancies

JOBS FOR KPS

ANIL ANAND

New Delhi, Apr 29: The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has directed the Jammu and Kashmir government to grant another opportunity to those displaced Kashmiri Pandit candidates who had applied for the government jobs under the Prime Minister’s package to facilitate return and rehabilitation More


Staying active key to youthful brain: Study

Stockholm, Apr 29: Aging may be inevitable, but staying physically and mentally active is the key to maintaining a youthful brain, says a new study. "Although some memory functions do tend to decline as we get older, several elderly show well preserved functioning and this is related to a More


H&UDD conducts DPC in one region disregards other

PROMOTIONS IN URBAN LOCAL BODIES

MUDDASIR ALI

Srinagar, Apr 29: While the state’s Housing and Urban Development Department (H&UDD) is all set to clear the promotions at higher levels in the Local Bodies Department Jammu, the decision has been kept in abeyance for the Kashmir region. Sources told Greater Kashmir that the Departmental More


Rains continue to lash valley

Ladakh Gets Fresh Snowfall

IMRAN MUZAFFAR

Srinagar, Apr 29: The adverse weather conditions continued to prevail on Sunday with light to moderate rainfall occurring at several places across the valley and Ladakh region getting fresh snowfall. Fruit growers apprehend that cold conditions were proving “disastrous” for the apple crop.
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  • Briefs

Rafiq War elected JKLF District Prez

Srinagar, Apr 29: Rafiq Ahmad War was elected as Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) district president for Kupwara, on Sunday, a JKLF spokesman said.  He said the election to this effect was held More



  • National

Disclose letters of complaints against judges: CIC

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New Delhi, Apr 29: In a move which may make public the names of judges against whom complaints have been received by the Law Ministry, the CIC has directed the ministry to disclose the forwarding letters More




  • Opinion

Saddened I Am?

The young generation is distancing itself from its roots

PUNCHLINE BY Z.G. MUHAMMAD

I was shocked!  I have a reason to get shocked on discovering that our new generation is detached from its past. It knows not men and women it ought to know. Have I a right to expect young people More



  • GK Magazine

Shrinking Land, Diminishing Returns

What are the bottlenecks in the J&K agriculture and horticulture sectors

PRIMARY SECTOR BY ANUJ VERMA

It remains a serious cause of worry that the share of the agriculture & allied sector to GSDP continues to slide down in J&K state; the estimated percentage contribution of agriculture & allied More




  • Letters

Dog debate

There has been a lot of discussion in the media regarding the dog menace and mauling of people by street dogs in Kashmir. The Government agencies and civic bodies cite court orders or respect for Animal More



  • Editorial

Maintain Harmony

Kashmir has always believed in sectarian harmony. And when Valley's prominent religious leaders say that they stand for harmony we trust them.  But it doesn't necessarily entail that we have no responsibility More



  • Business

Nagin Valley thrown open for tourists after 22 years

MANZOOR-UL-HASSAN

Botpathri (Gulmarg), Apr 29: Decked by lush green pines and bounded by snow-clad Affarwat mountains on the west, a serpentine road stretch 10 km from skiing resort of Gulmarg, leads to beautiful meadows More



  • Sports

Valley taekwon-do players shine in Dehradun

Srinagar, Apr 29: The Valley taekwon-do martial art players have brought laurels for the Styae in the recently held National taekwon-do championship held at Dehradun, Uttrakhand. In the event JK was More



  • Kashmir

Despite SHRC recommendation, widow awaits justice

IMRAN MUZAFFAR

Srinagar, Apr 29: Notwithstanding recommendation by the Jammu and Kashmir State Human Rights Commission, the Government has failed to grant ex-gratia to a woman of Bandipora who husband was killed by unidentified More



  • Srinagar City

ENCROACHMENTS SWAY MALKHA

GRAVE ISSUE BY ABID HAFIZ

Srinagar, Apr 29: For thousands of inhabitants of Shaher-e-Khaas, a big worry is cropping up among them and that is about shrinking space in historic City graveyard – Malkha which continues to get eaten More




  • Jammu

104 vehicles leave for Srinagar

Durbar Move

Jammu, Apr 29: Last cavalcade of 104 vehicles carrying 'Durbar Move' employees and record left for ‘Summer Capital’ Srinagar on Sunday this morning from Civil Secretariat Complex here amid heavy security More



  • South Asia

JKLC to hold Milap March

GHULAM ULLAH KIYANI

Islamabad, Apr 29: Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Conference Sunday decided to observe ‘Milaap March’ at Neelam Valley here on June 10. “People from the Valley, Pakistan administered Kashmir and Gilgit More



  • Islamabad

8 yrs on, Municipal Shopping complex still incomplete

WORK GOING ON AT SLUGGISH PACE

Islamabad, (Anantnag), Apr 29: Eight years after the authorities missed the first deadline for the completion of the Municipal Shopping complex in this South Kashmir town, the work on the prestigious project More




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