Historically incorrect
This is in reference to letter titled 'Historically Incorrect' by P.G Rasool published in Greater Kashmir (Aug 01 2012).I fully agree with the writer that Mirwaiz Umar Farooq's statement that the "Amarnath Yatra has been going on for centuries..." is historically incorrect. The writer has correctly MoreKashmir issue
Given the apparently irreconcilable territorial claims in Kashmir, there is no immediate end in sight to this conflict. Now that both India and Pakistan are in possession of nuclear weapons, the stakes in this conflict are of global significance. The local peace activists should work to diffuse tensions MoreParade rehearsal
This refers to the unbearable heat the whole valley is reeling under.Even more unbearable is how tender kids are subjected to harshweather and that too for something beyond the requirements of the academics. The school kids are not given any respite by the governmentbut what makes the MoreLoudspeakers everywhere
This refers to the article “Aisee Nimaz Se Guzar” by Naeem Akhtar. He cautions the Muslim community who believe that they are peace loving people but at some stages contradict Quranic verses. There is no denying fact that Islam advocates every human being particularly Muslims to desist from doing such MoreIncreasing Pollution
This refers to the increasing pollution levels at tourist places in J&K which needs a proper care and attention of the higher authorities. The beauty of these places should be preserved. The authorities should take corrective measures.Sajid WaniKangan MoreSettling demands
This refers to the agreement with the representatives of state government for settlement of the major demands of state employees. The move has relieved both the administration, employees and more importantly civilians from future hartal trouble. Hope government keeps its promise for timely settlement More- Kashmir
Will Chief Minister’s constituency lose Central University?
Move To ‘Explore Alternate Options’ Due To ‘Marshy Land’
IMRAN MUZAFFAR
Srinagar, Aug 3: What could deal a final blow to the establishment of Central University of Kashmir in Ganderbal district—the Chief Minister’s constituency—the J&K Government is, of late, getting More
- Srinagar City
Omar should sort out issues with Chib: Soz
GB PANT HOSPITAL MESS
SHABIR IBN YUSUF
Srinagar, Aug 3: Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) state president Prof Saif-ud-Din Soz Friday said Chief Minister Omar Abdullah should call Medical Education Minister R S Chib to sort out the GB Pant mess More
- Jammu
Combined Services (Prelims) Examination Tomorrow
18000 Candidates To Compete For 65 Posts
RANJANA CHARAK
Jammu, Aug 3: Around 18000 aspirants will be competing for 65 posts of Combined Services, the examination of which would be held in the twin capital cities of Jammu and Srinagar on Sunday. Official More
- South Asia
5 Pak army officers sentenced for links with banned outfit
REZAUL H LASKAR\PTI
Islamabad, Aug 3: Five Pakistan Army officers, including a brigadier who was accused of plotting to overthrow the civilian government, have been sentenced by an army court for having links with the banned More
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For those who want to write for Greater Kashmir
Our contributors are our capital. We honor each word we receive from them. They add variety to our opinion pages. An ever widening canvas of our writers including students, teachers, civil servants, technocrats More
- Kokernag
‘Promote Kokernag, Daksum, Sinthan Top as tourist destinations’
Kokernag/ Sinthan Top, Aug 3: The Government’s utter failure to promote Kokernag, Daksum, Achabal and Sinthan Top as tourist destinations has drawn flak from the people residing in the adjoining areas More
- Education and Career
IIT-Delhi accepts common test based on percentile ranking
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, Aug 3: IIT-Delhi today accepted the common entrance test for admission to the undergraduate programme for 2013 based on percentile ranking and retain the existing eligibility condition for students More


