• TOP STORIES

India readying for conflict with China: Washington

‘Despite Public Posturing New Delhi Strengthening Its Forces To Take On Beijing’

ARUN KUMAR

Washington, Feb 1: The Indian army is preparing to “fight a limited conflict” with China, said a top American intelligence officer who added that New Delhi may not send troops or heavy equipment to Kabul so as not to provoke Pakistan.“Despite public statements intended to downplay tensions between More


‘Pakistan continues to see India as existential threat’

LALIT K JHA\PTI

Washington, Feb 1: Pakistan continues to consider India as an “existential threat” despite the two countries taking significant appreciative steps in improving their ties, Director of US National Intelligence James Clapper told lawmakers at the Congressional hearing.“Pakistan and our interests More


Wullar Conservation: Afforestation targeted on 2600 hectares

ZULFIKAR AHMAD

Srinagar, Feb 1: The State Government has targeted afforestation on more than 2600 hectares and aided regeneration on more than 1500 hectares of Wullar catchments in the next four years.The afforestation work has been targeted in the conservation management action plan of Asia’s largest freshwater More


BOSE can’t keep answer scripts beyond 6 months: Peerzada

Unfair Means Wrangle

SUMIT HAKHOO

Jammu, Feb 1: Cornered over the alleged misuse of official position to facilitate his son pass matriculation examination in 2009 by resorting to “unfair means”, Minister for School Education Peerzada Muhammad Sayeed Wednesday said the State Board of School Education (BOSE) disposes off the answer More


CB continues questioning

UMER MAQBOOL

Srinagar, Feb 1: Continuing its investigation into the case of unfair means involving the son of Education Minister Peerzada Muhammad Sayeed, the Crime Branch of Jammu and Kashmir Police questioned a top official of Board of School Education (BOSE) Wednesday.Authoritative sources disclosed to More


NO FRESH PROBE ORDERED IN ‘COPYING’ CASE: OMAR

‘Have Only Handed Over File To Crime Branch’

SUMIT HAKHOO

Jammu, Feb 1: Amid the controversy over alleged use of “unfair means” in matriculation exam to benefit the son of Minister Peerzada Muhammad Sayeed, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, while making a U-turn on his earlier announcement, Wednesday clarified that no new inquiry has been ordered into the matter More


State losing huge revenue to Lower Munda mess

Improper Infrastructure, Indolent Manpower Gives Tough Time To People

KHALID GUL

Lower Munda (Islamabad), Feb 1: The State exchequer is incurring huge losses due to lack of proper infrastructure coupled with shortage of manpower at the Lower Munda toll post in Qazigund on the Srinagar-Jammu Highway. The improper facilities are also causing tremendous inconvenience to the passengers More


CM approves draft disaster management policy

Calls For Professional Response To Preparedness, Prediction, Prevention

GK NEWS NETWORK

Jammu, Feb 1: State Disaster Management Authority (SDMA) Wednesday approved a three-tier draft disaster management policy for Jammu and Kashmir “which is vulnerable to natural calamities”.Chief Minister Omar Abdullah presided over the SDMA meeting that laid importance on professional responses More





  • Briefs

Medicos launch door to door survey in Magam

LEPROSY FORTNIGHT

Srinagar, Feb 1: Medicos in central Kashmir’s Magam block are observing leprosy fortnight. “A door to door survey is being done to eradicate the dreaded and socially stigmatic disease,” medicos told Greater More



  • National

Police establishments in JK to use solar lights

Dr Farooq Sanctions Rs 30 Crore

New Delhi, Feb 1: Union Minister for New and Renewable Energy, Dr. Farooq Abdullah has sanctioned over Rs 30 crores to the Jammu and Kashmir Police to install over 500 solar photovoltaic power plants at More




  • Opinion

Aab-e-Kashmir : Roaring Exploitation

Hegemonic Corporation and a crying civil society

INKSIGHT BY MEHMOOD UR RASHID

Till the exploiter is in a position of power is there a way of making things difficult for him. If exploitation is a function of politics is there a method of coming in the way of politics without actually More



  • GK Magazine

Jhelum: Left Bank Potential

Multistage development of Power Potential would generate thousands of mega-watts of Power without causing any sizeable damage to the environment; and without making any violation to the Provisions of Indus Water Treaty

COLUMN SERIES: POWER POINT BY S JALAL UD DIN SHAH

On the Left bank, another river with a sizeable discharge flows from Aharbal taking its origin from the out waters of kounsarnag. The Overflow of this natural water resource, combined by some small Nallas More




  • Letters

Great irony

 In this debt ridden state employees were ruthlessly beaten, even jailed for seeking sixth pay commission benefit, Anganwari workers were beaten least caring they are women, daily wagers are coming More



  • Editorial

Killing Kashmir Story

Under threat from the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad and Panun Kashmir, the Symbiosis College of Pune has deferred a seminar on Kashmir where the film-maker Sanjay Kak’s documentary Jashne-e-Azadi More



  • Business

Rs10 cr upgradation project for IE Gangyal launched

GK NEWS NETWORK

Jammu, Feb 1: Minister for Industries and Commerce Surjit Singh Slathia today launched a Rs 10 crore ambitious project for the upgradation of Industrial Estate, Gangyal, maintained by Jammu and Kashmir More



  • Sports

Army’s Intra-district volleyball tournament concludes

Srinagar, Feb 1: The Inter-District Volleyball tournament organised by  Army’s 13 Rashtriya Rifles (KUMAON) for the villages of Bandipora and Ganderbal youths concluded at Army Goodwill School, Hajan More



  • Kashmir

High Court stays DGP’s order

SHIFTING OF DETAINEES TO OUTSIDE JAILS

D A RASHID

Srinagar, Feb 1: The High Court on Wednesday stayed state Director General of Prisons’ order to shift four detainees from Central Jail Srinagar to various jails at Jammu. Putting the order of sessions More



  • Srinagar City

Setback to STRAY DOGS

Defending lawyer withdraws from case

M HYDERI

Srinagar, Feb 1: Here’s some bad news for “animal lovers” pleading sterilization as only solution to the alarming dog population, which has broken all records of attacks on humans in Srinagar. Prominent More




  • Jammu

‘Youth want political solution of Kashmir’

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Jammu, Feb 1: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Wednesday said the youth of Jammu and Kashmir are strongly in favor of a political solution to the Kashmir problem and the state government is working in that More



  • South Asia

Woman professor mailed anthrax parcel to Pak PM's office

REZAUL H LASKAR/PTI

Islamabad, Feb 1: In the first incident of its kind, a woman university professor from southern Sindh province sent a parcel containing deadly anthrax powder to the Pakistani Prime Minister's Secretariat More




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