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Accountability Commission charges Taj with contempt
SAC Begins Proceedings Against Minister For Making ‘False Statement’
UMER MAQBOOL
Srinagar, Dec 24: Heralding more trouble for senior Congress leader and Minister for PHE Taj Mohiuddin, the State Accountability Commission (SAC) Monday initiated contempt proceedings against him for making false claims that the anti-graft body had given clean chit to him in alleged forest land grab More
Shabir Shah fuming, but rules out third front
Unilateral Decisions Won’t Work: Nayeem Khan
OTHER SIDE OF HURRIYAT (M)
ABID BASHIR
Srinagar, Dec 24: Ruling out formation of third front, senior Hurriyat (M) leader Shabir Ahmed Shah Monday said he was trying hard to end the existing split among the separatists to see Hurriyat as a single institutionalized platform.He advised the Hurriyat (M) chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq to More
SNCU scheme miscarries in JK
Funds Provided By Centre Unspent In 19 Districts
MANZOOR-UL-HASSAN
Srinagar, Dec 24: The Health Department in Jammu and Kashmir has failed to setup Sick Newborn Care Units (SNCUs) in most of the state’s hospitals despite adequate funding for the project from the Union Health Ministry.Official sources told Greater Kashmir that the department has established SNCUs More
PDD responsible for Baramulla infant deaths: CSFK
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, Dec 24: The Valley-based Civil Society members Monday expressed serious concern over the prevalent erratic power supply to hospitals.Referring to the tragic incident in which two infants died at District Hospital Baramulla earlier this month, the Civil Society Forum Kashmir (CSFK) said More
CHRISTMAS TODAY
Srinagar, Dec 24: Christmas, the birthday of Jesus Christ (AS), would be celebrated with religious fervor and gaiety throughout the world on Tuesday.Churches in the Valley have been decorated with people having erected Christmas trees and decorated.“The original meaning of Christmas is a special More
CIC censures CID
Information On Detainees
UMER MAQBOOL
Srinagar, Dec 24: The Chief Information Commissioner (CIC) GR Sufi on Monday served notice to the then Public Information Officer (PIO) of the office of Inspector General of CID wing of police to show cause as to why penalty proceedings shouldn’t be initiated against him for failing to pass order More
RTI exposes politicians
Pay Partly Bills For Pvt Houses, Huge Amounts For Govt Bungalows
AKSHAY AZAD
Jammu, Dec 24: The information furnished in response to a Right to Information (RTI) application has revealed shocking inconsistencies in the tariff and power consumption of the private and official residences of the ministers, legislators and the functionaries of the Power Development Department More
2 militants, cop killed in Kulgam gunfight
KHALID GUL
Kulgam, Dec 24: Two Lashkar-i-Toiba (LeT) militants including its District Commander allegedly involved in Hotel Silver Star shootout were killed in a gun-battle with forces in South Kashmir’s Kulgam district on Monday. A police constable was also killed in the encounter while a soldier was injured More
- Briefs
Safeguard sacrifices: Karatey to people
Srinagar, Dec 24: The chairman of Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (R) Farooq Ahmad Dar alias Bita Karatey on Monday said the ongoing movement was martyrs’ trust with the people of Kashmir. “It is More
- News
'Girl very serious, very critical'
DELHI GANGRAPE
New Delhi, Dec 24: The health of the 23-year-old gangrape victim deteriorated today after she showed tendencies of internal bleeding, with doctors calling her condition "very serious and very critical More
Manasbal ….
A view of Mansbal lake in north Kashmir captured by GK Photo Editor Habib Naqash.
Meet The Eminent
GK Foundation on Sunday organized a special programme 'Meet The Eminent' at Manasbal. People from different walks of life participated in the programme and interacted with Munshi Ghulam Hassan. Habib
Srinagar outskirts
An aerial view of Nishat area on city outskirts captured by GK lensman Aman Farooq.
Concentrating hard
Children study on a rock bed in Srinagar as sun shines on a chilly winter day on Saturday. Mubashir Khan/GK
Omar in old city
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah inaugurates Zainakadal bridge in old city on Thursday. Aman Farooq/GK
Not Easy.......
Woman carries a basket of dry leaves on city outskirts in Srinagar on Thursday. Mubashir Khan/GK
Hurriyat delegation in Pakistan
Hurriyat Conference (M) Chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq met the chief of Pakistan Tehreek Insaaf Imran Khan in Islamabad on Tuesday.
Sopore encounter
Police and Army cordon a village in north Kashmir’s Sopore area during a gunfight in which 5 militants were killed. Azan/GK
Face to Face
Hurriyat (M) delegation met the Pakistan Prime Minister Raja Pervez Asharf at Islamabad on Monday.
Taking a break!
Rare sight captured by GK Photo Editor Habib Naqash.
Having fun…..
Tourists enjoy snowfall at world famous ski resort of Gulmarg in north Kashmir on Friday. Habib Naqash/GK
Sgr-Jammu highway closed
Srinagar-Jammu highway was closed for vehicular traffic on Friday following a heavy snowfall in south Kashmir. Sajad Munwardi/GK
Demilitarization
Paramilitary CRPF on Friday dismantled one of the oldest bunker at Amira Kadal in Srinagar. Mubashir Khan/GK
- Opinion
CM or Centre?
Who should take the call to recall AFSPA
Impressions
BINOO JOSHI
It seems that Chief Minister Omar Abdullah is convinced that targeting army for everything that is going wrong in the state would be an election winning politics in 2014. More
- GK Magazine
The Khyber Initiative
The setting up of a resort by a local entrepreneur with foreign collaboration is a pioneering effort in building world class tourism infrastructure to attract the missing high end tourism
Tuesday Take
M. ASHRAF
It has been repeatedly pointed out that the most important criterion for tourism to have impact on the local economy is to attract the high spending tourists rather than millions of budget tourists. The More
- Letters
Avoid crisis
This refers to the Home Ministers 'no AFSPA revocation'. Our government should act sensibly on this occasion and modify AFSPA. Otherwise people will be in deep crises.Dar AjazNamtehal, Chadura More
- Editorial
Stop Witch Hunting
The detention of seventeen-year-old disabled girl of village Botengoo, in Anantnag district, for her alleged involvement in stone pelting during summer 2010 speaks volumes about the mindset of a good section More
- Business
Valleyites buy cars for `500 cr/yr
MUKEET AKMALI
Srinagar, Dec 24: In what points to the vibrancy of market in Kashmir, Valleyites every year purchase private vehicles for more than Rs 500 crore. Based on a market survey Greater Kashmir conducted More
- Sports
‘MA Khan turned the team into powerhouse of JK Football’
JK Bank Football Team
Srinagar, Dec 24: J&K Bank Sports Board is working on compiling a publication highlighting the role played by J&K Bank in promoting and nurturing sports, in particular the sport of football in More
- Kashmir
High Court pulls up Investigating Officer for ‘casual approach’
Directs SSP To Monitor Investigation, Seeks Case Diaries Every Month
2010 ANANTNAG KILLINGS
D A RASHID
Srinagar, Dec 24: The Jammu and Kashmir High Court has directed the investigating officer (IO) probing the case of killing of two youth at Khanabal in South Kashmir’s Anantnag (Islamabad) district in 2010 More
- Srinagar City
28,311 kanals of Kahcharai land encroached in Srinagar
Authorities identify occupants, forget land retrieval
ARIF SHAFI WANI
Srinagar, Dec 24: At a time when purchasing a patch of land in densely populated Srinagar city has virtually become a distant dream, nearly 28,311 of Kahcharai land continues to be under illegal occupation More
- Jammu
MIDDLE-RUNG RESHUFFLE IN FOREST DEPARTMENT
GK NEWS NETWORK
Jammu, Dec 24: In a major reshuffle, government today ordered transfers and posting of around 32 officers including Conservators and Divisional Forest Officers (DFOs) serving in various wings of Forest More
- GKeducation&Careers
TOPPERS VIEWS
SUCCESS STORIES
Girls once again outshined boys in the merit list of the recently announced results of class 10th board exam. First three positions were shared by seven girls, while 255 students made it to the merit list More




