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

• High Court to pronounce order on Friday
• Guv,CM greet people on Raksha Bandhan
• Kashmiri researcher discovers two ‘rare insect species’
• NCST delegation visits Kashmir University
• Calls for setting up Centre for Promotion of Sharda Script

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

• 1 quintal polythene seized
• When unlike other cities, Traffic signals functioned in Sgr
• Baba Demb to get fountain
• ‘Let ours not be a City of Old Age Homes’
• At children hospital, puerperal mothers to get free diet

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

• Vaishnodevi pilgrim among four killed in landslide
• Land dispute triggers clash; 7 hurt

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

‘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

• Indian warships on goodwill visit to Israel

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

• Wonder why doctors leave scissors in gut?
• Bulging waist damages urinary functions

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