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Mehrajudin’s family contests police version

'Instead of help, bullets were pumped into his chest'

SUHAIL AJMAL/G M BHAT

Shahgund (Bandipore), Jan 9: On Saturday (January 7) Hajira completed her household chores early as her son, Mehrajudin Hajam, had promised her that he would take her to SK Institute of Medical Sciences More

• Malik visits Shahgund
• DRUG POLICY AWAITS CABINET NOD
• CTA to take up issues with govt
• Serve people in chilling weather: EJAC (K) to employees
• JKLF (R) condemns Mehrajudin’s killing

Building snowman is City's favorite pastime

'Encourage kids to play with nature'

SYED IMRAN ALI HAMDANI

Srinagar, Jan 9: For Danish Me'raj, 6, building snowman has been a longtime desire. "Last year papa and mummy did not allow me to go out in snow… This time it took me three hours to build this one," says More

• When power crisis put PDD officials in Catch-22 situation at office, home
• In times of canine attacks, workshop on animal bites
• CEO ERA inspects City drainage works

2000 stranded passengers face hardships in Jammu

Upset over lack of information on highway condition

Jammu, Jan 9: More than 2,000 Kashmir-bound passengers were stranded in Jammu because of the closure of the Jammu-Srinagar highway since the past three days after heavy snowfall and rain lashed the state More

• JK tops northern states with highest outstanding liabilities
• Govt giving power to public voice: Omar
• Altaf dedicates Environment Park to people
• PDD daily wagers hold protest, clash with police
• Police should double up as best friends of people: Omar

Bodies of 10 Pak soldiers recovered

Islamabad: The bodies of 10 Pakistani soldiers, reported missing after a clash with militants last month, were found in the country's restive northwestern tribal belt today, the second such incident in More

Global warming disrupts natural patterns of glaciations

Washington, Jan 9: Unprecedented levels of greenhouse gases are disrupting normal patterns of glaciation, setting back the process of the earth's cooling as it did in its prehistoric past. That may More

• Do immune cells control their own destiny?
• Tibetan monk commits self-immolation in China
• Israel emerges as an important partner for India: Sarna
• Woman astronaut to head 100-year Starship project