Muslims targeted
This refers to the mass scale murder of the Rohingyan Muslims in Burma by majority community. The UNO is turning a deaf ear to this grave situation, besides the OIC is also silent over this criminality against Muslims. It stands as an eye opener for one and all that there is no unity among Muslims. Had More

Dog terror
The defacing of a minor boy by stray dogs in Naid Kadal, Srinagar must provoke protests to awaken SMC. This department always seems busy clearing the Lal Chowk instead of curbing the uncontrolled proliferation of dogs which statistically counts one lakh, a figure outnumbering the total number of school More

Double speak
This refers to the visit of Defense Minister A.K. Antony to the valley. There was a lot of talk about the revocation of Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA.)  On one hand Mr. Antony talked about the enquiry of recent Bandipora killing but on the other hand GOC of Army said that the militant has More

Calling shots
This refers to the statement of Mirwaiz ,"army calls shots in Kashmir". Mirwaiz is right by asserting that army is calling shots in J&K. It seems as if Kashmir is a lawless land where forces have been given license and free hand to kill innocent Kashmiris. When will the families who had suffered More

Regulate Yatra
This refers to the though provoking article, “BJP Memorandum” (GK, July 27) by Firdous Syed. No religion in the world gives permission of vandalizing the environment. BJP should not play politics with the Amarnath Yatra. In fact the Yatra should be regulated to save the fragile environment as it is regulated More

Fasting benefits
This refers to the article, “Ramadhan-The Blessed month” (GK July 27, 2012) by Prof. M.S. Khuroo. The reference of Dr. Jack Goldstein’s book regarding fasting and health is a best example which proves that fasting not only improves our health in many ways, but is imperative for the cure of several diseases More

Pray silently
This refers to the use of loudspeakers in mosques by people who in the name of worship cause inconvenience to all. People should keep their worship private and expect no reward for that. Aamir Ayoub MirGudoora, Pulwama More

Brave youth
This refers to the news "Unsung Heroes of Banihal" “(GK, 30th July).  The way the locals evacuated the bodies of the victims from the gorge deserve applause. The policemen, according to the locals, watched as mute spectators. Such brave efforts need to be appreciated and such brave youth should More

Misleading reportage
This refers to the news regarding cylinder blast in a tourist vehicle at Bijbehara. In no time Delhi Based Media channels reported it as ‘grenade attack’. Such reportage defames the image of Kashmir.Muneeb Shafi Sofi Email More

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When’ll Valley get its Engineering College?

Civil Society Cry Goes Unheard As Government Looks The Other Way

IMRAN MUZAFFAR

Srinagar, Aug 1: While the J&K Government is boasting of “taking education to the doorsteps of students in remote areas”, it is doing little to even open a window of education to Kashmir’s thousands More



  • Srinagar City

Eidgah beautification project reduced to annual dewatering drill!

Gear up levelling, sanitation: Mubarak Gul tells admin

GK CITY CORRESPONDENT

Srinagar, Aug 1: The much delayed Eidgah beautification project worth millions seems to have been reduced to meagre annual dewatering and sanitation drill. This is what one could infer from the official More




  • Jammu

Traffic lights to be operational in Jammu from August 3

GK NEWS NETWORK

Jammu, Aug 1: The much awaited electric traffic signals in the winter capital of the state will finally be operational from August 3. “The process for the installation and testing of these lights More



  • South Asia

Mumbai evidence not admissible in its court: Pak tells India

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Islamabad, Aug 1: The Pakistan government has formally informed India that evidence provided by New Delhi in the 2008 Mumbai attacks case is not admissible in a Pakistani court as defence lawyers were More



  • World

‘Missile deployment plan in Arunachal cause of concern’

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Beijing, Aug 1: India's plans to deploy BrahMos supersonic missiles in Arunachal Pradesh along the border with China is a matter of "concern", a state-run daily here said today. Referring to the successful More



  • Health

Childhood obesity could erode fertility later

Washington, Aug 1: A sharp spike in childhood obesity may more than damage overall health -- it could be disrupting the onset of puberty and erode the ability to reproduce, especially in females, according More



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